thank you. >> thank you, john paul. comments from councilmembers? co-chair zarda. >> thank you for the presentation. i was excited to learn more about accessible playgrounds and how ahead of the curve san francisco is and how you said always trying to exceed requirements for the the ada. where are the brochures? where you mentioned as well the guidelines that you talked about during the creation process of seeing there weren't guidance in place for youth trying to access certain handrails? are these documents available online? in electronic format? just in case people want to learn more about them. >> we will be putting them up on our website. we wanted to be sure we had agreement between the various departments rather than rushing it. so it will be up fairly soon and that is where you will find it in our architectural section and put in a highlight in the "what's new."? >> sounds great. looking forward to that. another question for the upcoming meetings with the upgrades of playgrounds, where is the best place to find information about these, in ca

john paul dejoria co-founded john mitchell hair care products in 1970.sold products door to door. out of this automobile. now the company is worth over $900 million. that is not enough for this billionaire. he wants to add music mogul to his resume. his new wireless phone service is rock mobile. it is partnering with monster to create high-end headphones as well. john paul dejoria, thank you for being here. >> america still works. >> clearly, something is working. you have got to start by explaining what is this new rock mobile. >> rock mobile will go on any smartphone, whether it is an android or iphone. it makes no difference. what it is, for music lovers, it is a dream come true. it gives you access to one of the world's largest databases of music, where you can download on all of your devices as much as you want. there is no limit. there are over 22 million songs to pick from. just as much as you want. in addition to that you get all , the phone calls you want, all the texting you want, all the data that you want. no contracts. whatever it may be wit

the second to say the same two sense to say it's the john pope john and pope john paul two well they need some good publicity you know after the and i said yes larry with a little boy you think those wow i mean that kind of fast tracked up john paul i mean he you know he got it you need to make you know you need to confirm miracles to be a saint and he got his two in five years which is you know i'm just saying the man works quickly after he's dead because that's very quick i mean others say it's taken hundreds of years but john paul the second he just rolled up his sleeves and got those miracles like really and we know that there's no afterlife i mean i know it does no one knows you know in those regions intentional or not and it i've never said i was one hundred percent sure we don't know what happens but. you know what i'm pretty sure of is that it's not the myths that were described thousands of years ago by people who knew nothing of science and which people still to their intellectual embarrassment still cleave to today i doubt it's that god had a son. you know he's this o

presentation by john paul scott. deputy director for physical access, mayor's office on disability. public comment is welcome. item 9, public comment. items not on today's agenda, but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to three minutes. item 10, information item correspondence. item 11, discussion item. councilmember comments and announcements. item 12, adjourn. >> thank you. next we have agenda item no. 3, public comment. i have bob. >> i'm bob planthold. i want to raise an issue that is something where you can more -- with impact raise questions. i learned this week that the paper forms provided by the california secretary of state for voter registration are not in accessible format. the white house for the blind staff told me that they get paper forms that are not in accessible form and i checked and they are not. it's not that they just don't make that -- i don't know whether there needs to be a specific individual request, but when the white house for the blind is issued paper forms that maybe myself can fill out, but some of their clients and staff and

john paul continued to praise maciel despite the pending allegations. (speaking spanish) >> narrator: he described the founder of the legionaries of christ as "an efficacious guide to youth." that quote incensed maciel's victims. they would go public with the testimony they now had on maciel. >> cardinal joseph ratzinger... >>narrator: the official responsible for investigating child abuse cases, was cardinal ratzinger. he had to respond to the news media about the charges against maciel. >> there's a question whether... >> come to me when the moment is given-- not yet. >> narrator: but he was in a bind. john paul's public celebration of maciel made it very difficult for him to take action, and all the while, maciel's activities went unchecked. >> the situation changed at the end of 2004. at that time, cardinal ratzinger made a decision, to his credit, that maciel had to be investigated. so he sent a canon lawyer in his office, monsignor charles scicluna, to america and mexico to take the testimony of these men. he clearly knew that whoever would become

mitchell systems and the cofounder of rock mobile, john paul dejoria. ♪ >> this is "taking stockloomberg. i'm pimm fox. johnson & johnson raised its earnings forecast for the second consecutive quarter. the drugs business is now the biggest unit of the company. all day my cohost carol massar has been at the company headquarters in new brunswick, new jersey, and she joins me now. >> as you know, the company did come out with earnings. >> despite the results, 21% growth as you just mentioned. shares of johnson & johnson didn't react positively. >> they did beat the top and bottom lines. a couple of things might be going on. the company did boost its forecast for 2014. some think they maybe didn't boosted enough. you have that going on. there is also some concern that blockbusters new could be facing some competition later in the year and there may be some disappointment or concerns about that. so maybe a combination of that could be at play. with the chief executive, what did they put acquisitions on -- but the emphasis on, acquisitions or growth? safelittle bit of both is to say.

. >> a relic of the recently canonized of pope john paul ii is on display. it's on display between masses at the cathedral. st. john paul ii died in 2005 and cononnized earlier this year. >>> a run raising money for the t tt celsness.final leg.e tiame ener >>a anaveou tws h you cnn 6ctn n e shesllntoom a anerrecord heocs hg e o>> ooks for ingive at sky 6hd at the airport, we have a gray start to the day, but it's goins hmo.ny, ] family hmo.ny, ] olf, kids ho hirps p[ snoring ]y. h rts oftate.esavbe bned to beth bnroug extremely difficult tore people to communicate. >>> turning to weather in our area, we had a bit of a gray start an smidgen of sunshine, right? >> reporter: and hopefully we'll see a little bit more. the jersey shore saw heavier downpours, skies are starting to brighten up. we see a few folks on the sand. le temperatures are comfortable easy to take considering the time of the year. we have to get rid of these pesky clouds. the only area seeing the moisture at this point is an area confined areas east of the garden state parkway. the garden sta

john paul scott will do the presentation. >> hello councilmembers. this is our annual update on the ada transition plan, a request for capital funds from the board of supervisors and the mayor. from the general budget. we have not -- this has not been finalized yet. we're close. but we're fairly confident that these are the projects that will be funded this year and i will also highlight some of the current projects that are moving into construction towards the end of the presentation. so we are now on a two-year budget cycle. so we're looking at fiscal year fy15 funding. and fiscal year fy16 funding. if we could bring up the powerpoint, please? and i'm sorry for the overlap. this will sunset the funding request for the ada transition plan. these are our last two years' of funding. so to-date we have -- the plan was put together in 2004 and approved by the board of supervisors and the mayor in 2007, to give you a little recap here. it evolved into plus or minus 100 projects, it depends on how we split projects up at places like san francisco general

jones. >> looking for john paul jones.e no idea. i am just following you. over here, what air we doing over here. >> five squat jumps. >> i have a lot of equipment on. >> i'm doing five squat jumps. >> yes. >> okay. >> what is your web site. >> the web site is www dot forfeit.com. >> yes. >> five squat jumps, guys, go ahead. >> they are going down further then me. three, four, five. >> okay, five. >> nathanal green, does anybody know? >> yes. >> how do you like the work out. >> i love it. >> okay. >> okay. this is nathanal green, how many. >> spider man planks. >> total. >> best part, all the way up. >> yes. >> five, six, eight, ten. >> yes, get up is good. >> and then, next one, montgomery, over here. >> this is the shred, you want to lose some weight, fit for the stomach, you still have time, now what are we doing right here. triceps dips. >> triceps dips. >> get them. >> my tv dip, two, eight, nine, 106789 yes. >> yes. >> next up william penn pen statue. >> next up william penn pen statue. we will go up the steps. we ma

a domestic church, which is often the phrase brought to us by john paul and other popes. >> yes, we have about three minutes left. i would like you to please elaborate on then what this means in the archdiocese with regard to stewardship as a whole family. are we to understand that we are a gift for each other and we live in communion with each other and everything we have and do goes back to the lord as an offering? >> our faith is a communion. we share a communion of faith. and everything from god is for god and meant to be shared. this is human experience. and if you hold something on to yourself and some how you become lonely and unhappy. it is when you share it with others that one experiences joy. >> giving away of yourself. >> ask anyone. >> i always ask young people about this and especially in confirmation classes. because they do service projects to reflect point that am and i would invite all the listeners to reflect on that. any time they would out of their way to help some. and give of their time, talent. and treasure too. you come back enriched. it is a spirituality of comm

just for your information, guys it is john, paul, george and ringo. >> george harrison, not george lucas> members of the philadelphia orchestra, no doubt have no problem naming the beatles. next week the philadelphians will orchestrate two performances of a beatles tribute show, the classical mystery tour at the kimmel center. >> in eye on the arts, pat ciarrocchi has story of two artist whose typically play beethoven but they are ready for the beatles. >> ♪ >> reporter: they look kind of like john, paul, george and ringo but will sound as close as you can get. >> literally they are playing transcriptions of what the beatles did. >> classical twist, in orchestration by the philadelphia orchestra. >> ♪ >> we actually get a the lieutenant of inspiration, musical inspiration, spiritual inspiration, from groups like the beatles. >> if i had chance to sing along. >> reporter: don who plays, wanted to be ringo as a kid. >> i was, you know, whacking the cardboard boxes, you know, just to try to make some drum sound. >> reporter: he believes beatles were not just rock and roll. >> the harmonies

the cofounder and ceo of john paul mitchell spirits is me now.son of immigrants and now one of the wealthiest people in the country. and obviously, you have links to texas here. so let me -- you just heard alina muchado's reporting. this is happening in texas. what's your reaction to what he di did? >> my parents were immigrants, they went through the process of ellis islands and are legal immigrants. they came in that way. all of a sudden, when somebody comes up and says, i am a very famous person, i'm going to tell you i'm a illegal immigrant, they're making a big deal because of their position. under the law, no person is different from another human being. we're a country of the people, for the people, all the people. we're supposed to be treated equally. so i think it's very embarrassing for him and his statement to say something like that. because i'm special, i won these great awards, i'm letting you know, yeah, try and deport me. very, very silly and very stupid. i think it kicks back what he's trying to do many, many years. he should do

during the next hour you hear from former supreme court justice john paul stevens, harvard law professor laurence tribe, and georgetown law professor randy barnett. you can watch all of the programs featured here in their entirety on our website, booktv.org. we begin with harvard law professor laurence tribe, author of "uncertain justice: the roberts court and the constitution." professor tribe argues while the roberts court is widely portrayed as being ideologically split, producing one, 5-4 decision after another, there are other cases which the liberals and conservatives on the court find common ground. >> one of the researc researches working with medicine, to the kid named matt went home to new hampshire in late spring and spent some time talking with his high school music teacher. she knew that he went to harvard law school but did know that he was working with me, and she kind of unloaded on him about our great disillusionment with the supreme court. she'd been looking at the headlines about how partisan the divisions seem to be, a lot of people whose journalism she respects, peop

thank you very much, john paul scott. next item on the agenda is public comment. items not on today's agenda, but within the purview of the council. >> thank you. hello commissioners and staff, it's great to see everybody. jessica layman and the director mentioned the hearing on monday about elevators and to put in a plug to encourage people to attend. we're very excited and as you know i have been here a couple of times talking about elevators and we're grateful to have your resolution, including the maintenance of accessible features. we have had the senior and disability elevator work group meeting for several months trying to figure out where to go with this, and so in addition to the hearing today at the budget hearing we talked about requesting $1 million, which is supervisor jane kim's proposal, to ask for -- well, not ask for, but to get $1 million in the budget and add backs next thursday. for essentially a pilot program for some kind of revolving fund or some financing for sro owners to be able to repair, upgrade, modernize their elevators. so a million

during the next hour, you'll hear from former supreme court justice john paul stevens, harvard law professor lawrence tribe and georgetown law professor randy bar net. you can -- barnett. you can watch all of the programs featured here in their entirety on our web site, booktv.org. we begin with harvard law professor lawrence tribe, author of "uncertain justice: the roberts court and the constitution." here professor tribe argues that while the roberts court is widely portrayed as being ideologically split, producing one 5-4 decision after another, there are many less publicized cases in which the liberals and conservatives on the court find common ground. >> one of the research assistants working with me this summer, a terrific kid named max, went them to -- went home to new hampshire in late spring and spent some time talking with his high school music teacher. she knew that he went to harvard law school but didn't know that he was working with me, and she kind of unloaded on him about her great disillusionment with the supreme court. she'd been looking at the headlines about how partisan

. >>> the faithful in our area gathered to pray in the name of the newly sainted pope john paul ii.irst class relic the blood of the pope still in its liquid state was used to bless all of those who gathered for weekend masses at the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul. some touched their rosaceaes to the relic, others carried prayer cards. the knights of columbus have been entrusted with this relic to foster devotion to the new pope. >>> horrifying accident captured on tape a hot air balloon flies into power lines near boston. >>> he's 95 years old and he's keeping up with teenagers in a gloucester county pool. we'll tell you all about it coming up. justin. >> temperatures today actually below average. now get ready for some heat and humidity for the work week. details coming up. >> straight ahead in sports, could the phillies take the series from the braves. lesley van arsdale has highlights. stay with us, everyon >> back now on "eyewitness news" with sad news from hollywood. actor james garner has died. authorities say the star died from natural causes inside his los ange

john paul dejoria joins us this morning at post 9.s great to have you back. >> good morning, guys. always cool to be here. >> you never sit still. you could do whatever you want, and now you want to disrupt this business. why? >> it's not disrupt it, it's add to it. when you take a look at rock mobile, okay, what rock mobile is, it's enhancing the industry, not upsetting it. my son told me to be sure to say dad, write this down because the best thing is you have access to unlimited downloads from one of the world's largest music databases, but be sure to tell everybody for all of your devices. in other words, for $49.99 a month, you get all the downloading you want, and then onto all of your devices. in addition to that, you get all the telephone calls, all the texting you could do, unlimited data, all of it for $49. but the real great thing i think about it is there are no contracts. there's no additional cost in there. and if you're a music lover, you're going to really love this one. >> but isn't even music streaming becoming somew

the third section was about access and john paul scott our deputy director for physical access and carla johnson our director trained our ada coordinators on some basic building blocks and things to keep in mind, a very general overview -- we don't expect our ada coordinators to be architects, but finally the last session was all about the procedures and how do we help through the grievance process, problem solve situations and prevent bigger issues and also develop new policies that are more welcoming and accessible and useful to people with disability and access to services. it's an exciting project and you will hear more about it as we do more work in the future. but at this point, i also wanted to share with you a little bit about our new intern anna, who you heard a little bit about in carla's introduction. anna comes to us through youth works, part of our office's commitment to mayor lee's commitment to employ youth. as one of our missions of course is you heard the statistics about the employee of people with disabilities was to actually provide some work experience for youth with

traveled to the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul to see a relic from the newly sainted saint john paulhe second. the blood of the pope was used to bless all those who gathered for weekend masses at the sank bass. some touched their rosaries to the relic and others carried prerecords cards. the knights of columbus have been entrusted to this relic. >> justin, fresh off vacation. >>> yes. >> ready to tell us about hopefully what will be a nice week here. >>> it is. today was so pleasant and now we're in that time of year typically we see our warmest temperatures not even close today. low 80s at best we'll warm it up a little bit this weekend bring back the humidity. you'll get that summer teal over the next few days. live look at the ben franklin bridge right now. pretty quiet outside. comfortable temperatures in the 60s and low 70s. with just a few clouds. i want to show what happened here today in physical. we'll good to the neighbor network coming from the global leadership academy in west philadelphia this is a time lapse loop. and we had some off and on clouds sun was in and out pre

that would have given san jose police a tool to help them catch the driver who hit her brother, john paul, who was struck while walking home from the store. >> we're happy that he is alive, but it's also hard knowing that whoever caused the accident hasn't been found yet. >> reporter: state assemblyman mike gatto thinks he has come up with a way to make drivers think twice before leaving the scene of the accident. he has come up with the yellow alert proposal. it would allow local police to post on electric freeway signs descriptions or even partial license plates of a hit-and-run driver. it's similar to a system now used in colorado. >> their apprehension rate went up from about 20%, which is what we have in los angeles to over 75%. >> reporter: there is a concern with this proposal alert overload. the smartphone amber alert for abducted children caused a backlash. some people complaining it was too much. the yellow alerts would just be for local freeway signs. >> we don't necessarily want to flood the rest of the state with being on the lookout for hit-and-run that happened say in downt

waking to up dry conditions, we take you out to our neighborhood network, up to royersford, pope john paul high school, we put this into motion, a loft stars out through the overnight, and the sun coming up, in just a few high clouds in the view, royersford, at 70 degrees.fw so, elsewhere looking pretty mild this morning, our pollen report, good news therefore the allergy sufferers remainsont several days, and also talk about some rain chances, coming in wednesday, thursday, into friday, helps clean out the atmosphere, as well, good news there if you have problems with the allergies. but as far as temperatures go, it will be very hot, storm scan3 dry right now, could see the pop up shower, storm, later. 73 degrees at the airport, in philadelphia, 72, in allentown, low 70s at the shore, the suburbs, starting to warm up, 68 degrees, and quakertown, 70, in doylestown. so, through the day today, temperatures quickly climbing to the mid 80s by noontime. partly sunny, it will be humid, now, late afternoon, possibility of that shower or thunderstorm, temperatures well to the upper 80s. getting cl

and meanwhile, we speak to the man behind john paul mitchell products. and the food of the future.

[applause] john paul jones.se] the 2013 national humanities medal to john paul jones for honoring nature and indigenous traditions in architecture. as the creative mind behind diverse and cherished institutions around the world, mr. jones has designed spaces worthy of the cultures they reflect, the communities they serve, and the environments they inhabit. [applause] stanley nelson. [applause] the 2013 national humanities medal to stanley nelson for documenting the stories of african americans through film. by using his camera to tell both well-known and lesser-known narratives, mr. nelson has exposed injustices and highlighted triumphs, revealing new depths of our nation's history. [applause] diane rehm. [applause] the 2013 national humanities medal to diane rehm for illuminating the people and stories behind the headlines. in probing interviews with everyone from pundits to poets to presidents, ms. rehm's keen insights and boundless curiosity have deepened our understanding of our culture and ourselves. [appla

it turned out that he was totally in bed with all the yet and john paul selling credit default swaps and by on the table all the money ending up in his mother's account in switzerland yeah that's a model for and you want to talk us has told me many times that this is exactly the case in greece so you just tell me that he told him that point blank and he said no that's not the camera overstating the case so he tells you a different story yeah him and just stick with have both said that while the with goldman sachs situation that that was certainly the case the others i don't know about the goldman sachs one small enough going to have to get him back up and i just had him on the wisconsin the two months ago all right well again we got to go out of time but the book is the contradictions of austerity edited by jeffrey summers and charles wolfensohn what's huge contributions from the immortal michael hudson thanks for being on the kaiser report thanks for having me here all right and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i'd like

past him at the wall next to him and there were his two favorite pictures me shaking hands of pope john paul the second and george w. bush on the u.s.s. abraham lincoln declaring mission accomplished. my dad and i always argued politics and when i was thirteen in one thousand nine hundred sixty four i went door to door with my dad for barry goldwater and three years later i was i was sixteen i was out in east lansing to miss you getting tear gassed in the streets and in an anti vietnam war protest i had gone from the republicans to the to be asked yes it. was similar with hillary clinton shared goal of the republicans in the what what change do i think probably the vietnam war more than anything else that was the moment i mean when you when you realize that your government has lied to you and that they're even trying to kill you arguably i mean a number of my friends died in vietnam that's a pretty big wake up for a sixteen seventeen year old. you have a segment on the show gold the lone liberal rumble you do insidious over alone many of the limo is what it is is that i get to conservatives

. >> i visited with pope john paul ii, an almost total inflexibility there, but i wrote pope francis a letter describing some of the issues in the book and helped him to prevent or minimize the position of women and girls. i didn't ask him to change the church's position on women of course, but he wrote me a very nice letter back, the position of women in the church needed to be strengthened and would be. >> i know you said that president obama has not. >> my other predecessors, i'm not criticizing president obama because you know i've been out of office for 35 years. and it's natural for a president to consult other presidents if he wants to who have been more recently in the white house. so i think that george w. bush and bill clinton have been there just before him and i don't think it's reasonable to expect president obama to go back 35 years and recess recollect an old democrat who was there. >> what about the criticism that you are too independent, that you don't take guidance very well and don't play well with official washington? >> i'm always protecting the integrity of the

. >> ringo, george, john. >> paul, ringo, george, john. that's the fab four at their first press conference, having to introduce themselves to the press. exploring the british invasion and explosion of beatlemania here in the united states. >> it's like aliens landed. >> look how they look, how they act and how they talk -- wow! >> you remember him, drummer and singer for another '60s phenomen phenomenon, the monkees. great to see you. >> thank you. >> you knew all the beatles, especially lennon and ringo starr. would you rooting for them to succeed or fail? >> i'm not sure competition is the right word. you know, we were almost like the next generation. our fans were typically the younger brothers and sisters of the beatles, but i with his a huge, huge beatle fan when i first met the beatles, i met paul. all i could do was stop, not ask for his autograph. werp all huge beatles fans. >> what was it like to be a professional musician during the time of beatlemania? >> it was very exciting. it was the first time that young independent free a

the 1996 his holiness claims pope john paul ii to pull in solidarity movement to a discretionary vatican account. the veil of secrecy began to slip as they brought banking outs of the shadows. a drive which gained greater urgency inside the vatican after allegations of corrupt practices leaked to the press in 2012 by the pope's butler. the pope credited a lawyer to bring the vatican in line with banking standards. >> they appointed a bunch of cardinals to take a look at it. man is known all over the world for his competence in this area. this is a man not dependent on the favor of any cardinal. >> in february 2013 pope benedict became the first pontiff it resign leaving it to his successor pope francis to carry on with the clean up. he brought in george pele, a reporting watchdog answering directly to the pontiff. >> a press conference with the vatican is scheduled for tomorrow regarding the changes at the bank. they'll announce the board and top executives. >>> hedge funder found not guilty of conspiracy to commit insider trading. it's the first defeat for the united states attorney in

. >> it was in the 80's pope john paul the second came and celebrated an outdoor mass and it was quitemazing, so the crowds when you look at video, i was than the living here at the that time but when lou at the video it was incredible. >> what is also incredible is economic opportunity this will bring, hotels will be all sold out for some time to come. >> the conference will be here anyway but add add tracks of pope frances will be press a macing. >> all right. >> hey, still ahead heading down the shore for a romantic vacation for your significant other, it may start sooner then we expect. >> what you should avoid talking about if you like that romance to last. >> finish your christmas in july pictures, kitty sage sent this in from the the first christmas, it looks like on the right is after all of the fun. >> yes wears you out. >>> ♪ >> brian wilson and crew, the beach boys, getting the spirit of summer spirit. earn though it is christmas. >> christmas in july. >> july 25th. >> yes. >> so fun at your christmas party down the shore, you guys are sending in your pictures, cute kid, all

john said, no, no, no. we're looking child -- we'll look childish. we've got the look more mature and the others went, yeah, yeah, that's right. anyway, paulting having a drink on a couch stretched out and john comes up behind him with a pillow. hits him in the back of the head, spills a drink. that started it. i like pictures to be spontaneous. i like movement in my pictures. the beatles having a pillow fight. you look twice at it because you look again just to see if they landed in a big heap, which they did. you know, afterwards, i photographed the who and a bit of the stones and michael jackson and did a lot, but you know after the beatles, who wants to do hall & oates? >> all right, for more on the beatles and the rest of the british invasion, catch the emmy nominated series "the sixties" tonight at 9:00. next out front, shocking new details about the so-called killer call girl whose link to a google executive's death and police are now asking if there's another death in this sordid tale. >>> and the man who wrote the book on surviving the bulls of plam money na gored twice by a bull. jeanne moos has our story. in the nation, it's not

. >>> john paul jonkoe as been voted in as the new leader of the eu commission.ced strong opposition, and will take over the most powerful rule in the eu in november. the commission proposes and enforces laws for 500 million people. >>> britain's foreign secretary william hague has resigned. hague served for four years, and will be replaced by defense minister philip hammond. >>> germany's football team has arrived home in berlin with the world cup after their 1-0 victory against argentina on sunday. ♪ [ cheers ] >>> the manager lead the players on to the stage at the gate. tens of thousands of fans were waiting to see them and to celebrate germany's fourth world cup title. the man with arguably the best job in television today, paul beban is with us today. quite the party down, berlin, today, paul? [ cheers ] >> reporter: if you can hear me, adrian over the noise of the brass band which has just taken up resident about ten meters from me, yeah, there has been a bit of a party here in berlin today. the team was about two hours late because of a delay in the plane

let's listen to what john paul stevens said about this very point. >> my decision was not made for anyolitical reason whatsoever. it was my person about my own health. >> do you think it's something that justices should take into account? >> i think so. i think it's an appropriate thing to think about your successor. you're interested in the job and in the kind of work that's done. you have to have an interest in who is going to fill your shoes. >> so if justice ginsburg came to you and asked your advice? >> i would say she doesn't need my advice, she really doesn't. >> very wise. >> it's interesting, because she did ask my advice when she became the senior associate justice. basically i gave her that same answer. >> they're a lot more chatty when they retire. what do you think is -- if you see it clearly, what do you think is the right strategic decision for justice ginsburg to make at this point? >> i think it's so hard, lawrence. because in your intro when you talked about the colossal screw-up of lbj, what we forget is the power none of us have is clairvoyan clairvoyance. i don't t