. >> howard bloomberg, ken mailey, john multy, julianna and elizabeth stamp. if >> is the overhead available. >> it will just take a moment. >> my name is howard bloomberg and i am a resident of district 6. what some of us have seen -- there is a number of streets, which are not available for a vehicle over 9 tons. and most of the shuttle's that people are interested in, and that number of them are over 9 tons. the major streets, there are not many. what i would like to concentrate on, is the towns -- towns and street. townshend, over the cow train station, with vehicles under 9 tons. and this is a place where people congregate. with the shuttle buses, they may be there. and the fire station as close by. this has to be respected. with the car traffic and -- the other issue we may get to eventually, this district 6. they should not allow the vehicles over 9 tons. >> thank you. ken mailey. i would like to reform that some of the complaints have been launched, prior. my two main issues are, again, on enforcement. we have many issues with sound where there is not

. >> what no one has talked about in this is john edwards is a multi-zillionaire, all right? >> and he's a duplicitous man, as martin would say. >> martin is correct. why would you ask a campaign donor, someone to donate money to cover up your mistress when you already have enough money to begin with. >> you're saying the man is cheap. >> no, i'm saying his political prowess went out of their way to get a campaign donor to get money to cover up his mistress. >> do you think that's part of his intellectual prowess or cheapness? when we look at, obviously accept a man as a felonious, duplicitous pick, shall we say, where is the line drawn between odious duplicity and criminal intent, and who gets to draw those lines? >> well, to jimmy's point as part of that answer, the issue is not why didn't john edwards use his own money, they already said he didn't use his own money because he was trying to hide it from elizabeth. what the case is trying to prove is was he trying to protect his viability as a candidate? that's where -- you really are a duplicitous jerk when you're trying to

. >> reporter: multi millionaire john goodman sat in court as the mother of the 24-year-old engineeringreporter: it was two years ago when goodman, heir to a billion-dollar family fortune after an evening with drinks and friends ran a stop sign in palm beach, florida, and slammed into scott wilson's car. his convertible bentley pushed wilson's car into a canal where it sank. inside the medical examiner says the still living wilson drowned. >> he did the most horrible thing anyone could ever do and that is leave the child inside the canal to drown. >> reporter: he himself asked for forgiveness on friday. >> my heart goes out to the family. i'm so remorseful. >> i'll sentence you to a term of incarceration to the department of corrections, 16 years. >> reporter: a surprise. goodman can go free while his lawyer appeals if he posts a $7 million bond. >> mr. goodman walking out of jail today does give us a sense of lack of finality. >> reporter: good man's girlfriend who he legally adopted as his daughter to protect his family fortune was not in court members could now fund goodman's escape.

john king is off. the fbi launches an inquiry into the multi billion dollar loss at one of the nation's biggest banks but j.p. morgan chase's shareholders say their boss can stay. >>> also, anticipation builds at the john edwards trial. his eldest daughter is expected to testify soon. >>> and that day has come. we'll tell you which airline will let you use a cell phone during your flight. >>> dramatic new developments today in the battle between washington and wall street. an fbi source tells cnn the government is looking into the $2 billion trading loss by one of the nation's largest banks, jpmorgan chase. today bank ceo jamie dimon assured shareholders that jpmorgan chase is strong and can with stand the loss. he was speaking today in tampa and played down the sudden departure of the chief investment officer or cio ina drew. >> while we have taken loss of the cio, no clients were affected, no customers suffered as a result of our mistakes. the bottom line is that however unfortunate this incident is we want to do what we always do -- admit our mistakes, learn from them and fix them. i'm confident when

they find a different story when they are right they make it multi-dimensional and surprising. john love " gave us an amazing cast. the history of the hotel you do not have to go to india to experience india. 4 hats that is my highest rating. a great movie. >>isabel: you can go past mt. tam. and the areas are looking pretty nice. >>marty: let us take a look at the forecast with john you. >>janu: we are looking at janu -- >>janu: some of those higher elevations with 5-15 degrees warmer but even warmer temperatures tomorrow. let us take a look at the current temperatures. 70's through san leandro, alameda and it is going to be cooler along the coast but breezy. 60s to ocean beach. 68 degrees in san francisco, pacifica, and warmer and palo alto. 70's in the north bay. 70's through sonoma, a bottl pas coming up tomorrow. with monday, tuesday, temperatures will cool off by wednesday but we are expecting a beautiful week next week. >>marty: thank you. we have seen this before from san francisco, they do not obey traffic laws. and that includes a bus driver. now here is stanley roberts who

i am myself multi-cultural operative and irish-american father and a turkish mother. i attended georgetown university and got my mba at johns hopkins. i was fortunate enough to work in the legal field. i think that will be an asset in helping to navigate the detailed material that i have seen on any task force cases. i moved to san francisco seven years ago and i have owned a house and the mission to the last three years. i'm here to stay and i would like to give back to this beautiful city that i now call home. professionally, i am an experienced recruiter, and a chart -- an hr professional. i worked in an industry that is highly regulated by compliance requirements, special regards, and the companies competing for the government contracts are required to be increasingly transparent. my motivation in volunteering for the position in particular is that it appears to be all encompassing. i am politically independent and not aligned with any special interest groups and i possess strong skills in diplomacy, qualities i believe are necessary for this task force. transparent governance in the public sector is becoming increasing

john, good morning. >> good morning 37. this is a multire the government intelligence agencies or private contractors, who work on classified military projects, are located. the idea is to let those employees and the public know about the dangers of cyber espionage. >> reporter: what are you seeing is very rare, actual rid yoe of a spy caught in his own web. the u.s. intelligence officer was still wearing his navy uniform when he showed up in the hotel room intending to sell secrets to a chinese agent. >> i know exactly what i'm giving you. >> reporter: 22-year-old brian martin is trying to sell classified information about u.s. military operations. >> i have a fairly good idea. >> please explain that. >> imagery, reports, things from secret. >> reporter: the man martin believes is a chinese intelligence officer is really an undercover fbi agent. but listen while he explains the secrets are worth paying for. >> for instance, this one not only shows the threats that we perceive, it identifies weaknesses and how we are not sure, not capable,

multi-car accident. >>> a student at the florida am was found dead on a bus apparently from hazing. authorities have been investigating ever since. john i don't know has new information -- sherrie johnson has new information. >> reporter: we learned that criminal charges are expected to be filed today in orlando against several people. they'll face charges in the hazing death of robert champion. he was a drum major at florida a&m university. in november, the 26-year-old collapsed in orlando on a bus carrying members of the band. they suspect the band member was beaten to death in a hazing incident. the prosecutors said this case has multiple defendants that require different approaches for winning convictions. hazing sometimes happens among fraternitities and can be done in several ways. it is a first degree misdemeanor if it causes death or injury. sherrie johnson, "abc 2 news." >>> authorities are on the lookout for a bathroom peeper. the guy has hit four different college campuses this year. the latest incident happened on the essex campus of the community college of baltimore county. a woman was in the lady's room and a man stuck

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multi-volume biography of the 36th president, sunday night on c-span's q and a. >> ohio republican senator ron portman and california democrat congressman lavier on the fiscal challenges. john harris moderates the panel and includes patricia murphy of the daily beast. this event was hosted by the peter peterson foundation. >> we'll plunge right into it. the first thing i would like our panelists to do, i propose that we go down the line, starting with senator portman here is to test the premise of this panel which as i take it is that substantively it might be challenging but not really that difficult to solve the mathematics equation of the deficit that people could sit down with a calculator and a legal pad and get it done. but that the dimension of this is the political one. and obviously this does take place in the context of a euro failure in 2011. there was a hope that as happened occasionally in the past in washington you get mature reasonable people in a room, throw the reporters out, they don't come back until you got it solved as was done in 1997 with president clinton and then speaker gingrich, was done in 1990 with republicans and the first president bush, in 19

john hanson highway, incident-free as is the beltway here. >> thank you. >>> our big story this morning, one of the fbi's most wanted fugitives is dead after a multi- state manhunt comes to an end. the two young sisters he is accused of kidnapping are safe. police say adam mayes shot himself jed. he was accused of killing the girl's mother and older sister in tennessee so he could abduct them. police say the missing girls were taken to the hospital for observation. mayes' wife is already some jail on murder charges related to the case. >>> checking local headlines, 2 people arrested for smuggling drugs from honduras to virginia. they are charged with running a cocaine smuggling ring that brought millions ever dollar to northern virginia over the last six years. the smugglers hid the drugs in common things that you would find like shoes, candy and even wooden frames. many of those arrested were illegal immigrants living in the commonwealth. >>> another drug bust to talk about. this one in laurel, maryland. hundreds of pounds of pot and lots of high-tech equipment. a former crime lab worker for the baltimore city police department is accused of operating a

this publication, it's a multi-page document that's been prepared for the view to get obama out campaign. if you study the detail, what is expressed there is a regret that john mccain didn't press this button in 2008. and you get a feeling it's been sitting there waiting to be repressed. whether it now gets turned into ads or not, it's out there. the image is out there. the claims are out there. jeremiah wright is back in the headlines. people will be pouring over it, just as we are now. so in a way, that could have been one of the tactics all along. normally, he couldn't get them on air. >> it's possible. you know, we have seen other kind of moves by the hard right, who have been trying to campaign, and when they have had an opportunity to govern by fear. but as i write in the book "faith in the dream", you mentioned at the top of the segment, really what's happening right now is not just a contest of politics. it's the notion that the american dream itself is up for grabs. and it's going to take all of us working together and coming together to save it. and the president is the only candidate in the race who believes it's worth fighting for. that it's abou

: a former john edwards' campaign staffer. [ male announcer ] research suggests the health of our cells plays a key role throughout our entire lives. ♪ one a day men's 50+ is a complete multiitamin designed for men's health concerns as we age. ♪ it has more of seven antioxidants to support cell health. that's one a day men's 50+ healthy advantage. >>megyn: there is movement now in and about the courtroom in greensboro, north carolina and the jury is back at work. jonathan sorry has -- jonathan serrie has an update. >>jonathan: the jury announced they had reached a verdict on the one count, count three, that john edwards allegedly accepted funds from rachel "bunny" mellon in 2008. however they did not announce whether it was a guilty verdict or a not guilty verdict. the jury also afundsed -- announced they were hung on the other five counts so the judge sent them back to the jury room while she discussed what would happen next with the various lawyers in the case. the prosecution wanted the jurors to go back and deliberation. the defense wanted to declare a pass trial. the judge left the room for about 10 to 15 minutes and came back in and informed the lawyers she would ins

multi-million-dollar contributions to friends other than edwards, laws replied, no. shep? >> shepard: you know, the jury -- we got to hear something about bunny melline and johnds today that the jury did not and will not. >> that's right. they called another witness to the stand. the librarian at melon's farm testified that edwards approached bunny melon for an additional $3 million in 2011, just before he was indicted. tony willis described a phone call between edwards and melon saying, quote: the senator had talked to her about some additional money to get him established in moving on. she said that she couldn't and then when she came to the library, she said i really need to write a letter. well, willis helped melon draft a letter. she never sent it on advice of her attorneys. the prosecution tried to enter this letter as an exhibit. enter it into evidence. but the defense effectively blocked that. arguing that these events, being described in 2011 have little bearing on the focus of this trial which is the campaign in 2008. shep? >> jonathan serrie at the courthouse, greensboro, north carolina tonight. army investigators now say there is no evidence of an

. >> senior correspondent john miller is former fbi deputy director here with a rare look into dark world. good morning. >> good morning. this is a multireas where the government intelligence agencies or private contractors who work on classified military projects are located. the idea is to let the employees or public know about the dangers of cyber espionage. >> have a seat. >> what you are seeing is very rare. actual video of a spy caught in his own web. the u.s. intelligence officer was still wearing his navy uniform when he showed up in the hotel room intending to sell secrets to a chinese agent. >> i know exactly what i'm getting into. i know the penalties. >> 22-year-old bryan martin is trying to sell classified information about u.s. military operations. >> i have a fairly good idea of >> i have a fairly good idea >> please explain. >> imagery, reports, things. >> the man martin believes is a chinese intelligence officer is an undercover fbi agent, but listen as martin explains why the secrets are worth paying for. martin explains why the secrets are worth paying for. paying for. >> for st >> for instance the one not only highl

multi-vitamin designed for women's health concerns as we age. ♪ it has more of seven antioxidants to support cell health. that's one a day women's 50+ healthy advantage. >>> johnay out of prison. his defense lawyers just wrapped up their case to the jurors, 24 days after this trial began. the presidential candidate is facing six counts. all in an effort to allegedly hide his mistress and their love child. joe? >> ashleigh, the defense rested its case. the defense had suggested the case could go out with a bang, but it certainly ended with muchless than that. the defense had threatened to put john edwards himself on the stand, which would have been risky and they decided not to go tho route. they threatened to put his mistress on the stand. they didn't even put edwards kate on the stand to try to humanize edwards after the attack he taken by the prosecution. defense attorneys believing they have established reasonable doubt in the jury's minds. closing argue mgts are expected thursday 340r7bing. ashleigh? >> thank you. >>> so one of history's biggest villains is about to learn his fate. it's that man, charles taylor, the reputed blood diamond boss. really surpr

john, are you kidding? you do have a question. [laughter] it's okay with me. i can't identify you. >> i'm from at&t. nice to see you both. secretary lute articulated the u.s. view about the multi-stakeholder model and internet governance. i would be interested in the european prospective on that. cecilia can you mention in your remarks, icann has a u.s. plot to maintain control over the internet. so what are their views on the internet governance from the european perspective? >> that is a short question to a very, very long answer. i know that you debate here as well, and well, the truth is we have appointed a joint commission on this. so this is part of the work i was alluding to that into together with my colleagues in the commission to formulate a joint cyber work. these issues will be dealt upon as well. we have to make sure that all the 27 countries are onboard. somehow their own strategies, very advanced in working with this for a long time. some member states are not as advanced and not as online as others so we must make sure that everybody is on board. so it's better to take a little more time to have this ownership, joint ownership. we are working with this, having