ladies and gentlemen, the gentleman john james. >> i have to perform two pizza lovers song and you'll never walk alone it pays contribute attribute to my family to my grandparents and daughter four generates but to the immigrants and american born. so i'm going to begin with the butterfly love song. long before shakespeare wrote this there's a famous chinese leniently who are forces to separate and die of traffic circumstances and return to life as butterflies. from that legion there's a chinese melody that originated from all the women in 1923 and that chinese melody later became the theme for the butterflies violin concerto. i honor this from china representing the generation of my grand parents who were chinese immigrants in the united states. i trofrm this in an expression of my own. >> don't confuse me. (clapping). ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in ma ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in (clapping) >> after my father died in a two airplane collision over the grand canyon my mom had to singularly raise my sister and me and rogers and hammer stevens you'll never walk alone it has carrie

should be moving from paper to hard assets like there's a go go up as you go so we're all right john-james kamerad time thanks so much for being on the kaiser report. ok thank you max ok and that's all the time we have for this edition of the kaiser report with me max geyser and stacy herbert i would like my guest john cam of smart knowledge you dot com if you like to send us an e-mail please do so at kaiser report at r t t v dot are you guys are saying by oh. they all see themselves as dying swans in their dreams. but only one of the cells will ever make it to the top. they're ready to give their lives for the chance to die on stage if only once. no even broken wings could do to them. for generations at the madrid. ballet sweat and tears. do we speak your language anything about they will not advance the. news programs and documentaries and spanish what matters to you breaking news a little tentative angles cadence stories. you hear. detroit altie spanish find out more visit i to allahabad. plain. language. class i. elin. a little bit. older than. her mother lived. to speak. to. her. wish

after the bankruptcy the customers were just left in the dark and that's one of the reasons why john james to a sound of a commodity coalition they did the c c c and it's the customers are going to get a hundred percent of their money back. but are they going to receive interest on it it's clearly taken a lot longer than it should have and that gets back to the bankruptcy and liquidation structure and just to get that get to that for a second you know the holdings company filed for chapter eleven and that is basically for reorganization and chapter seven would be a liquidation so a lot of people are saying well the holdings company should have filed for chapter seven because at least then the executives would not be able to run the show and they ran the show until louis freeh was put in charge as a trustee and then the broker unit well it was put in a soup equipped with a should which is for securities customers not futures customers well there's also another name here gary gensler he's the chairman of the c. f.t.c. he conveniently recused himself from the entire matter after bankruptcy fi

this is our first look at john st. james in court this morning. the 56-year-old was arrested two days ago after he was indicted on vehicular and voluntary manslaughter by a grand jury in san jose. the passenger, 25-year-old natasha noland, was killed when slow fell from the bus after a concert. investigators say she was fighting with another woman would fell out but survived. >> the owner of the italian team competing in the america's cup is arrived in san francisco after expressing safety concerns of the race. the fatal accident on may 9 near treasure island involved the swedish catamaran artemis that took the life of british sailor and olympian andrew simpson. the san francisco chronicle reports that italian owner has no plans to pull out. the spokesman said he is coming to follow developments and see what changes race officials proposal. >> in texas, encouraging information after massive tornadoes ripped through the northern part of the state, all missing people have been found alive. some survivors returned to grandbury and are digging through

is. >> john: pertain to go james rosen. >> yes, i'm very very concerned about that. >> john: and will holderring be looking for a job as many others will be doing. >> we can ask the attorney general to leave. if it does hold up, if there is not an explanation, which i badly hope there is, there is something in me that is not satisfied with just the attorney general. >> cenk: you're not alone. a lot of people feel that way on both sides of the ail. l joy, i'll ask you the last question. can we look forward to anything happening legislative other than buildings being named after ronald reagan after the year. >> i'm not sure we are. we haven't seen a great movement in terms of gun control protecting people on that aspect. there is still the back and forth conversation on immigration reform. you know so i don't see anything major coming out unless there is some major thing from god that comes down and brings everyone together. remember last week people were the heritage foundation and others said just keep these scandals and conversations going on and not to legislate. don't do your job.

john st. james, the owner of pat party bus in santa cruz was arrested on charge of vehicular homicide and involuntary manslaughter. last july the victim was returning from a concert when she fell out of the limousine bus. the grand jury determined st. james exhibited gross negligence in overseeing the may it please the court innocence of his company's bus and ensuring his passengers' safety. if convicted he facing a max u mum of six years in jail. >>> a 12-year-old boy made his first court appearance today following his arrest for killing his eight-year-old sister. leila fowler was stabbed to death in the family's home last month. her brother claimed to see a strange jer running from the home. but last saturday detectives arrested the brother. today in the closed door juvenile proceeding prosecutors charged him with second degree murder. if convicted he can be held until his 23rd birthday but he's more likely to be patrolled by the age of 19 or 20. >> a three alarm fire destroyed a 90--year-old crem

his name is john st. james, now facing charges of vehicular manslaughter and involuntary manslaughter. he owns party bus of santa cruz, that's the company. the grand jury determined st. james exhibited negligence of overseeing maintenance of his company's bus and passenger safety. if convicted he faces a max jump six years in prison. >>> hundreds of firefighters are struggling to gain control of th wt's burning in southern california. fire broke out around noon and quickly scorched more than 3,000 acres. it's burning near frazier park. winds are pushing the flames into dense, dry vegetation and thick trees. officials warn if those winds shift it could force them to close around i-5. >>> here in the bay area we're not seeing drought conditions yet, but they could be on the horizon, rain is getting a loot of attention and it looks like a little bit may be on its way. >> let's see how much is a little bit. let's bring in jeff ranieri from our weather center? >> anywhere from trace amounts to maybe a tenth of an in

john reno st. james owns party bus of santa cruz. charged involuntary manslaughter after the woman fell out of his bus. >>> two workers are dead tonight after a cambodian shoe factory began crumbling around them. it comes just two weeks after the bangladesh factory collapsed that killed 1,000 workers. it has prompted several major retailers to join forces to increase safety standards. juliet goodrich tells us not everyone is on board with this! including one major chain based right here in the bay area. >> reporter: ken, there is a midnight deadline fast-approaching for this global pack. walmart and bay area based gap have not signed the pack for many reasons, mainly legal liability. and tonight shoppers are weighing in. >> reporter: it's pictures like this that have should shoppers at bay area malls thinking twice about what they buy and who is making it. shoppers have taken note of what retailers have sign the a global factory safety pact and who haven't. >> do you know off the top of your head which ones have signed on and haven't

stems from the death of a woman who fell out of the a vehicle he owned last july. 56-year-old john st. jamesade the plea today. earlier this month, a grand jury -- he was grossly negligent of a 25-year-old. she was going from a concert in mountain view back to her home in santa cruz. the trial will begin july 1st. >>> it's a legendary pool all across the country. more than 40 olympians have trained there, but the santa clara international swim center has lost a little luster. >> the center is is now 55 years old and needs some tlc. can it survive? >> while the pool is bustling with swimmer, the ability to host world class competitions have dried up. >> we're about 25 years past the life expectsy. probably by the late 1980s, it began to show signs of wear. it no longer meets standards for world class competitions. >> it's too shallow, tiles are falling off and the dive pool is leaking, which is why the santa clara swim club is leading efforts to build a $50 million swim center. plans include a new dive tower, because this one isn't high enough for competition. >> they laughed at us, this is p

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john st. james was arrested near his home on charges of vehicular manslaught manslaughter. last july nole nd and a group of friends were returning from a concert when she fell out of one of the party buses. the grand jury determined that st. james exhibited gross negligence in overseeing the maintenance in his company's bus and insuring passenger safety. if convicted the bus company's owner faces a maximum six years in prison. >>> they all had such hope. the image of a 9-year-old girl with autism gave search crews renewed optimism that she would be found alive. today the hopes were replaced with sorrow when her body was discovered in cache creek. we knew she loved the water. >> reporter: she did. i'll tell you, it has been a tough day here in clearlake. this building was bustling with activity as search crews mapped out their game plan. the city council woman told me she felt like crews were willing to search forever. they did find her this morning but it was not the outcome they had hoped for. >> she loved the water. that is why they moved to be on the water. >> reporter:

so, i suppose we will hear john or james zogby quoting yogi berra who said something like predictions are very difficult especially those involving the future. they seem to have a good knack at predicting the future. and i know it is through very hard work that they can get their. 1993 vice president al gore appointed dr. zogby to lead builders for peace following the signing of the israeli-palestinian peace accord. through the private sector committee he promoted business investment by arab citizens in the west bank and gaza. dr. zogby has also been active in politics. he served on the exit of committee of the democratic national committee and co-chairs at the resolutions committee and the ethical council. dr. zogby was born into the cut new york, born and raised that you cut a few north and the son of lebanese catholic immigrants. and i believe hearing him speak to the students he is very proud of his background. he received his bachelor's degree in economics and went on to earn a doctorate in islamic studies from templeton university. a lecturer and scholar on middle east issues, t

john reno st. james owns party bus of santa cruz. he is charged with vehicular and involuntary manslaughter after a 25-year-old natasha nolan fell out of one of his buses last july while on highway 17 near los gatos. santa clara county grand jury accuses the owner now of gross negligence. >>> other bay area stories we're following on this thursday, organizers of the bay to breakers road race set to hold a news conference this afternoon to discuss increased security efforts. changes were made in the wake of the boston marathon bombings. the race in san francisco is set to go sunday morning. >>> and the san francisco pride members have until today to recast their vote for this year's grand marshal. this has been a controversial issue this year. originally iraq war whistle- blower bradley manning was picked for the position but the board rescinded that decision soon thereafter. a group of activists continue to protest the decision now to pullmanning. >>> it's do or die for the warriors. they take on the san antonio spurs in game 6 tonig

distracted, congress should get distracted too much, should we hold lois lerner accountable for this, john or james smith accountable for that? the president is accountable. >> bret: the previous irs commissioner went to the white house more than 100 times during his stint we're told. just to be clear, this all came out by a planted question in a conference, the aba conference, and now we learn that the white house did have conversations with the treasury department about when it was going to come outs, but deny they had anything to do with the planted question. charles, i want to get to darrell issa on one revelation that we didn't know about. >> yesterday the community interviewed the director of exempt organizations. she in fact participated in an irs internal investigation that concluded in may of 2012, may 3rd of 2012, and found essentially the same thing that mr. george found more than a year later. for more than a year, the irs knew that it had inappropriately targeted groups of americans based on their political beliefs and with -- without mentioning it, and in fact without honestly answeri

john st. james is now facing charges of vehicular manslaughter and involuntary manslaughter. he owns party bus of santa cruz. a grand jury determined st. james exhibited gross negligence in overseeing the maintenance of his company's bus and insuring his passenger's safety. if convicted, i faces a maximum six years in prison. >>> the swine flu outbreak a few years ago may have spread further than originally thought. researchers at uc davis say some elephant seals contracted that h1n1 var russ virus three years ago. this is the first time a human pandemic strain has been found in marine mammals. it started a worldwide influenza outbreak killing as many as half a million people worldwide. >>> san francisco police are warning residents of a scam involving fake utility representatives. they pose as representatives of pg&e or the san francisco water department. they call people on the phone, claiming their bills are overdue and their service will be shut off it if they don't pay immediately. the scammers then tell the victims to call another phone number and pay using a money pack

in 1912, the top three boys' names john, james and william were the top 3.irls, it was -- >> bill: william hanging in there. staying power. >> for the girls, it was mary helen and margaret were the top 3 back in the early 19 hundreds. the. >> that was mile girlfriend's name, mary helen martin. >> the whole naming thing. i don't know if john is in the top 10 any more. >> that's how much this has changed. ask >> bill: i feel old-fashioned because we have two songs, mark and david. today, you name your son mark or david. >> granted kids name. >> jingo and approximately milo and willow. hey, let's start the day. you know, this comes up so oven but it came back to me last night. i did a little program right here on capitol hill at our wonderful hill center with ornstein. he and thomas mann of the brooking institution -- norm is with the american enterprise institute. they are the two smartest guys about congress. they have been doing it a long time, written several books. their latest and the best book i have ever read about this congress is called "it's worse th

john reno st. james owns party bus of santa cruz. natasha noland died last summer after falling out of one of the buss. among other things the indictment accuses st. james of gross negligence in the maintenance of his buses. if convicted he faces up to 6 years in prison. >>> president obama took action today to deal with the growing backlash involving the irs targeting of tea party groups for extra scrutiny. the president said the act the head of the internal revenue service is out. >> i will not tolerate this kind of behavior in any agosy. especially in the irs. given the power that it has and the reach that it has in all of our lives. >> the administration requested and received the resignation of acting commissioner steven miller. a house committee questioned eric holder today. house speaker john boehner says he wants to see someone go to jail. the white house released a controversy, releasing 100 pages of e-mails about the attack on benghazi. the documents suggest top officials the cia obct to comments about al qaeda, islamicic e

john reno st. james owns party bus of santa cruz. natasha noland died last summer after falling out of one of the buss. among other things the indictment accuses st. james of gross negligence in the maintenance of his buses. if convicted he faces up to 6 years in prison. >>> president obama took action today to deal with the growing backlash involving the irs targeting of tea party groups for extra scrutiny. the president said the act the head of the internal revenue service is out. >> i will not tolerate this kind of behavior in any agosy. especially in the irs. given the power that it has and the reach that it has in all of our lives. >> the administration requested and received the resignation of acting commissioner steven miller. a house committee questioned eric holder today. house speaker john boehner says he wants to see someone go to jail. the white house released a controversy, releasing 100 pages of e-mails about the attack on benghazi. the documents suggest top officials at the cia objected to comments about al qaeda, isla

james comey. this is arresting stuff, soap opera-atic. he was holding the line saying this is not right. that john ashcroft is not in a state to make those decisions. but interesting, you know look, bob gates, chuck hagel. james comey at least proposed. you have a number of republicans that president, ray lahood. a number of republicans president obama has tapped to be members of his cabinet or sort of senior administration positions. >> and finally, this could be everybody's favorite new senator, freshman senator last night at a new york republican fundraiser, ted cruz, praising some of his colleagues. >> if you sit back and you list, who are the brightest stars in the republican party, who are the most effective advocates for free market principles, you come up with names like marco rubio, mike lee, rand paul, pat toomey, scott walker. you have to go back to world war ii to see such a transformation of the people leading the fight, leading the argument for conservative principles being an entirely new generation of leaders. >> so who is not mentioned there? john mccain who called him a whack-a-d

john st. james>>> a 25-year-old woman sadly died after falling out of that party bus on the way to santa cruz. maximum six years in prison. >>> it is friday eve. that's the good news. the bad news is, you might need an umbrella out there. christina loren here to tell us about it. >> you might end up getting wet but not soaked. these are just light showers. you can see it embedded within the deep green. a little pop-up thunderstorm. quickly fell apart as we head throughout the day. all the cool ocean air will continue to pump on shore. highs are only going to end up in the upper 50s in places like san francisco. a quick return to fall. through tomorrow, temperatures stay cool. in the weekend, we warm up rapidly. in sunday. 7:57. let's check the drive with mike. >> let's show folks this view of 110 real close up. i want them to look at windshield wipers, one or two swipes here and there. you have wet, damp rhodoads. not a major concern. folks hit the brakes. be careful out there and drive safely. b.a.

and the audience gets to grill our guests. ♪ [applause] john: we are back with your questionfor my gues. jerry taylor from the cato institute, jamese original. john: from the heartland. frank gaffney of the center for security policy. first from my facebook page. what a way to unshackle the energy so that it could be produced more efficiently. >> obviously you can open up federal lands for drilling wher they're currently not allowed, for instance the ctic national wildlife refuge in the gulf of mexico is a simple thing that w could do, but the reality is hydraulic fracturing giving as to additional million barrels per day which is a pretty big %-government interrence for the most part, producing -- john: in new york is bay and. >> but most of the reserves right now in north dakota are producing flat out. private lands are producing a tremendous amount of crude. we are seeing another surge fro california. john: the audience. >> you heard the term because oil, and i am wondering if that is a myth. we are opposing the point. we are all going to freeze in the dark. >> most people don't appreciate only 35 percent of the crude-oi we hav

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in washington john quincy adams and james monroe agonized over whether their fledgling nation founded on discipline of liberty and freedom should support his struggle for independence. in london, veterans of england's war of napoleon, must be irish, signed on to fight for bolivar's cause. initially, the poet lord byron, named his boat after bolivar and deemed -- dreamed of integrating with his daughter. but there would be five more years of bloodshed before fame was struck from latin american -- i'm psycho 14 years because a 14 year war. i'm just reading in the middle of it, the five years. there were 14 years of war and the great bloodshed before spain was thrust from latin american shores. at the end of that savage war, one man would be credited for single-handedly conceiving, organizing and leading the liberation of six nations pick a population one and half times that of north america, a landmass the size -- the size of modern europe. the odds against which he thought, a formidable, establish world power, vast areas of untracked wilderness, the splintered loyalties of many races,

john reno st. james arrested today after being indicted on manslaughter charges stemming from an incident last july. the 25 year-old woman natasha noland died when she and another passenger fell off the side door of the bus onto highway 17 near los gatos. the other passengers survived. a grand jury found the same show negligence and overseen the made his of his company's bus and ensuring passenger safety. if convicted of the charges and james faces a maximum of six years in prison. >> burglaries omri's in the city of alameda. there been nearly a dozen burglaries in recent weeks in midtown alameda, are rarely between wall street and fair oaks. the most recent case happened just before 6:00 p.m. on tuesday on the 2600 block of encinal avenue. >> investigators have not race in the case but will let you know when they do. >> hercules is in danger of losing its entire police department by next month. the problem is money. city manager steve duran says they're running about a $1.2 million structural deficit an

james teare ins a controversy surrounding john leopold. for recordings about teare opposition gain.e retired last summer after receiving a no-confidence vote from the police union. >> a judge has ordered a counts meant to stay on the wagon for two years and has received 12 points on his license. as blood alcohol limit was more than twice the limit when it was pulled over last february. 5:31. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. >> we will have some nice weather going into the weekend. it will be nice going into the weekend. frederick.1 in take a light jacket with you. today. get up to 68 it should be dry thru monday with temperatures in the upper 60's and low 70's. it will not get too hot or too cold. >> that makes total sense. >> it looks good at the moment. we are getting word of an accident at security boulevard. it looks like we're ok for now in that area. you may start to see the blaze near security boulevard. miles per hour on 83 coming down from padonia. 12 minutes on the west side. volume continues to build at the fort mchenry. that is the latest on traffic puls

john's, st. james, st. charles and jefferson parish, it's hurting others as well.we have flood insurance policies all the way up in our state and we would have flood insurance. why would we have flooding? because we have the mississippi river. and we're happy to have the mississippi river. but the mississippi river doesn't belong only to us. may i remind everyone that the mississippi river, the missouri river, the ohio river are the -- is the spine, the backbone of our commerce for the whole nation. so why should the people of louisiana that drain the entire continent, the river runs right here through the mouth of the river through new orleans, why is it that the people that live in south louisiana have to pick up 100% of that risk? and that's the way this bill is structured, to put the burden, 100%, instead of spreading it to everyone, to the whole country in a -- in a reasonable and responsible way, is to say that you have to be self-sustaining in your flood insurance policies. so we're sorry the mississippi river, which provides commerce and -- and -- and wealt

authorities arrested john reno saint james yesterday on vehicular manslaughter charges.n highway 17 during a fight with another passenger. an indictment accuses him to properly take care of his buses. if he's convicted, faces up to 6 years in prison. >> now we're hearing about the heroic actions during tuesday's tragic accident outside of a san jose elementary skill. an suv struck and killed eileen on blue field drive. the little girl's aunt and two year old sister were hurt. family members say the aunt is not able to speak. she told them she pushed her sister to safety when she saw that suv approaching. >> walking. when my sister see the car, push them. but the car take it too. my sister and my niece. >> she's the one that pushed the niece away? >> yes. for protection. >> the 20-year-old suv driver is cooperating with investigators. he has not been cited or charged yet with a crime. >> unexpected passenger crashes on board. check this out. how a bus driver finally got this deer out of his vehicle. >> good morning. northbound 280 traffic is doing well. we have very slow

john leopold. this time it's his former police chief. mike schuh has the story. >> good morning. the former police chief in anne arundel county jamesal enemies. now the aclu has released recordings of a top deputy talking about how the chief reviewed every enemy file before handing it over to leopold. the aclu is suing leopold on behalf of 11 people on that enemy's list. back to you. >> thank you. >>> stay with wjz 13, marylan [ male announcer ] what do you want to get done today? want to take the loader off? bing. bang. boom. need to connect a mower deck? oh, look, you just did. the 1 family sub-compact tractor with dozens of attachments -- only from john deere. now, how can you top that tomorrow? that's how we run. and nothing runs like a deere. see common-sense innovation at work with the 1 family tractors at johndeere.com/howwerun. >>> hey, good morning, charlie, good morning, gayle, good morning, everybody. it's 8:00 a.m. welcome back to "cbs this morning." president obama brings back an old promise to close guantanamo. >>> and if you're having breakfast, ground turkey may be low in fat but a new consumer report says it could

only has james rosen been a colleague of ours, but between the ap and the james rosen stuff, it's frankly very chilling. >> john, policy is set from the top, from the beginning of this administration, robert gibbs, the first press secretary, to david axelrod who has gotten on various network programs, fox news has been singled out as a special target, not only of the white house, but at the left generally. axelrod has said that this is not a legitimate news organization. robert gibbs, when he was press secretary, mocked some of the questioners from the white house correspondent. i think that sends a certain message throughout the administration that fox can be a target. >> you know, it's interesting because who except this administration could unite both the far right and far left because the left basically came out with an article that said, if this had been done under bush or reagan there would have been a lot of screaming. >> here's what nbc reported, jim. i want to get your reaction to this. they say eric holder signed off on a controversial search warrant that identified fox news reporter james rosen as a

arizona senator james who just visited seer -- john mccain who just visited syria supported a no-fly zone in the past. president obama does not. with difference dids in nato over how to respond to the syrian crisis, neither the president or the secretary-general mentioned it after oval office talks. the european union has cleared the way to provide weapons to the rebels, although most members say they will not. the white house spokesman josh earnest say even the syrian opposition fighters are not on the same page. >> no doubt there are a lot of people with differing views on what syria should look like. there's broad agreement from a lot of people, not everybody, that assad needs to go. >> reporter: secretary of state kerry expects to attend peace talks in the next month or so. one opposition leader said they won't attend until hezbollah fighters return to lob and iran recalls the soldiersens sent to attack rebel troops. >> i think we should get used to the idea that this assad regime will be arrange for a long time to come. >> reporter: statistically the news is bad for assad and hi

john: of want to be a hero. his group promotes ethanol, though it did not make that commercial. jamesadded to the heartland institute of environmental climate newslette is back to ay his argument is absurd. >> it is absurd that we will save money and make ourountry better through ethanol. right now ethanol is substantially more expensive than gasoline, has been. in order to get from a to b we have ted spend more money for fuel. that, of course, hurts the economy and reduces our standar of living. john: what do you mean a cost more? >> of the pump you're not seein the difference in the mileage. other words, for ethanol you have to multiply the price by one-ha to get the true price comparison with gasoline becaus it is not as concentrated cause the have to use more. john: bob. >> well, he is just wrong. $0.50 below the price of gasoline at the terminal, and i is saving consumers money. john: is ait lower priced because tpayers are throwing money you? >> not all. ii fact, the ethanol industry receives no tax incentives will soever. the oil industry does. they get plenty of tax breaks. th

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>> no comment. >> former police chief james teare has never spoken out about the abuse of his officers by john leopold. leopold used his security detail to compile detailed records of his enemies. now in new audio tapes one of the members of that detail claims teare referred to as the colonel not only knew about the files but reviewed them. >> i think i gave a copy to tim to give to the colonel because the colonel wanted the see it before it was given to the executive. >> the colonel wanted to see a copy of it? >> yes. >> teare asked state police to investigate the files. the recordings allege he was involved in making them. >> i discussed that with the colonel. >> now the aclu wants teare named in a lawsuit. >> the person who could say no, the person who should have said no and the person who not only didn't say no but was directly involved was james teare. >> teare suddenly retired from the police department this past summer, ending any criminal investigation against him. >> even though he's the former chief i think it's really, really important for him to answer these allegations. >> a judg