>> to john stone, what is the other corner there? the southeast corner of the highlighted area, clarendon and johnstone? the northwest corner is judah? south of there, , is that correct? can you just walk me through getting from their along the south? what are those named streets, or how do you describe that, is what i'm trying to figure out. >> and then christopher. >> uh-huh. >> that is on the other side. >> that is crest mont. that is the cabinet. >> ok. and i guess my problem with this is not in describing it, crestmont and some point there, and it is to a point north, at fourth, it becomes very difficult to describe. >> difficult for whom? >> to the consultants, the lawyers, you know? rather than speak for them, consultants, would this be difficult to describe? >> it looks straightforward with the id tool. >> it certainly is a census block, no question, but the streets do not connect, so in terms of describing it, crestmont drive does not get to fourth and kirkum. >> i understand, and you just said it was difficult to describe.

my name is john stone. i am sro -- in a residence sro of the -- i in am a resident of the sro in the tenderloin. something i want to bring your attention to, it is a relevant problem to sro's in general. it has to do with the task force. now, the reason it came to my attention is i came up with the problem of mice and cockroaches. it repeatedly went to my building manager numerous times. sometimes he would tell me flat out that he would not spread. sometimes his schedule would not do it. sometimes he would make excuses. sometimes i cannot keep them out of my dad when i sleep at night. has gotten to the point where i cannot take. i thought to myself, let me do the smart thing. let me find out who i am dealing with here. i went online to find out who was managing my building. what do you know, it turns out, first of all, that this guy is currently sitting on your sro task force. not only that, he is not even a resident of san francisco. he lives in san mateo. he does not care. [applause] supervisor mar: next

of peace corps, but i spent two and a half decades in public health for an organization called john stone incorporated. it's a international public health organization that implemented by your tax dollars at work. >> my confers today will really focus on the budget. once again, foreign assistance is on the chopping blocks. most americans are completely surprised by the amount of foreign aid that we have. most vastly underestimate the amount that we spend on foreign assistance. those on the right typically want to cut foreign aid. just in terms of the fact ts, most of you know the facts, about one percent of our budget goes to foreign aid. about one fifth of one percent goes to national income foreign assistance. research shows that most americans think that we spend 15-20% of our federal budget on foreign aid. and when asked how much we should spend on foreign aid, about 5% of american -- i'm sorry. when people asked what we should spend, most americans say we should spend about 5% of our federal budget on foreign assistance. . and what's absolutely certain is that our budget, our foreign

>> john mayer is not happy with taylor swift over her song "dear john" he told "rolling stone" he didn't deserve it and it was humiliated by it and quote a lousy thing for her to do. >> charlie sheen admitted to rolling stone during his "winning" phase when he walked away from ""two and a half men"" he quick sanded and was in denial. he makes no apologies for still drinking, saying he favors straight vodka "because i've always said that ice is for injuries" only charlie sheen. >>> from wfla, newschannel 8 in tampa, florida in lakeland high school, graduation is a big deal for one family. that is because seven adopted siblings are all getting their diplomas this week. they were born in places like china, ethiopia, viet nam, never thought graduating would be possible in their homeland, they are part of a family of 18 kids including 14 adoptees and their parents plan to welcome two new additions from china later this year. wow. i'm lynn berry this is "early today" just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. >>> coyotes aren't a favorite animal of humans unless they are prope

clay made a big mistake and accepted the offer of the secretary of state position from john quincy adams. stepping stone to the presidency. half his people said he should do and it half the people said he shouldn't. he couldn't turn it down. that was then dash used against him as a corrupt bargain. >> andrew jackson was his great nemesis. what was jackson's position on slavery? >> much more hostile than probably one of the first presidents. he cleared out what he considered a threat from florida. he's -- one of his major campaigns into florida was the issue of free blacks with british support. living in florida. along with native americans who were raiding into american tefts, taking slaves out of the united states. so he's very hostile towards any idea of freedom and much more so. >> nextel phone call from scott who is watching news boston. hello, scott. >> caller: hi. how are you? >> great. thanks. do you have a henry clay question for us? >> caller: i do. i went to school ini eastport, maine. very close to canada. henry clay had insisted after the of 1812, the island had been taken by the british. he

john fowler was there. >> reporter: the rolling stones have been packing them in for almost 20 years.y drew the biggest paid music crowd in bay area history. >> ♪ >> reporter: at 38, mik jagger is the leader of the god old boys with an era of perversion fascinates audiences. the tour is already lend. -- already legend. >> ♪ 17,000 parking spaces were full by this morning. it was the stone's express, special buses ran almost two business. there were surprisingly few problems an army of private security guards and a special medical core were on hand, no movie cameras, no bottles and no booze. >> ♪ >> reporter: this is the richest rock tour on record. by their closing date, the rolling stones will have played to 2 million fans and grossed $30 million. >> ♪ >>> 13 years later in 1994, the stones played in the oakland coliseum and ktvu's faith blanchert was there. >> ♪ >> reporter: this is the rolling stones 1990 style, mik and the boys have been around for decade and have had their share of sex and drugs along with the rock & roll, but as bobby keith put it, the band is not so preform any

. >> john avlon, ryan stone and martin. why do you take 12 hours to say that?> that's a good question. i'm not sure why. >> i love you, ryan, for just saying you know what -- you can just come up with some excuse, you say i don't know. >> it's a campaign, a lot of moving pieces. but i think even if he is saying he's vetting rubio, i think there's a very good reason not to vet rubio and it's this. this election is either going to hang on the southwest or the midwest as the swing region. and i think right now, it would make a lot more sense for mitt romney to pick someone like a tim pawlenty rather than a marco rubio. you don't necessarily acknowledge that at this phase. fair enough. but i think it's quite sensible for them not to be vetting rubio. >> i do know why he hated 12 hours, because he was trying to clean up a political mess. because someone told the truth, and it was a necessary insult and causing problems for the campaign. >> you think he isn't vetting rubio. >> rule number one, everybody lies. this is that going down. and this is absolutely trying to

when i got out of the car to come here a john dough ad was playing, accusing the governor of stone wallingnvestigators. i think that the john dough investigation has been hammered on so much in this campaign that it will have a decent effect. it will play on people's minds about how much they can trust the governor, but it never quite reached him. there was never that smoking gun that democrats hoped for that pinned him to it. we may not have had the effect going into this election tomorrow. >> one thing we know for sure he is the only governor in the country with a legal defend. under state law he's only to set up that state fund if he's the target of an investigation. it's pretty easy to connect the dots. >> many thanks. >> thank you. >> eliot: for more on the election that could be crucial to the election of organized labor in this country i'm joined by lee saunders, the sector treasurer of afscme, the american federation of state county and municipal employees and coauthor of "the main street moment." welcome. >> thank you. >> we're doing everything that we can to unseat scott walker.

john" went too far. in the new issue of "rolling stone" hitting newsstands tomorrow, singer john mayer says he believes swift'shim and it hurts. telling the magazine, quote, it made me feel terrible. because i didn't deserve it. it was a really lousy thing to do. in the song, swift is scathing. ♪ to be played by your dark twisted games ♪ >> taylor has never come out and said, explicitly, it's about john mayer. but she's hinted enough about it and dropped clues in her liner notes. i think it's certain who it's about. ♪ half of my heart >> reporter: the two superstars reportedly dated briefly in 2010. but mayer tells "rolling stone" he was stunned when he heard the song. singing "this song is to let you know why." he says, i never got an e-mail. i never got a phone call. i was really caught off guard. and it humiliated me at a time when i was dressed down. mayer may be getting a dose of his own medicine. he's been accused of blabbing about his former flames. sauling jess is a simpson, sexual napalm. >> it was a violent crash into being an adult. for a couple of years, it was figuring it out. >> reporter: these d

you just heard the song "why you got to be so mean" which is what john mayer is saying to taylor swift. he tell "rolling stone "dear john." he called it a cheap song writing when swift talks about playing dark, twisted games. he said it makes him feel terrible, he does not deserve. that could be ironic because some say john kisses and tells. >> i guess if you're going to dish it out, as he allegedly did, have you to take it. the daily news says a young giant football fan broke his piggy bank to help his favorite player. he couldn't understand why brandon jacobs left the giant to sign with san francisco. joe's mom told him it was because of money. so, he sent yea cob $3.36, trying to get him to stay. jacob said he almost cried and he's going to visit joe and repay him. >>> the l.a. times says twitter is flipping it's bird logo. the redesigned bird, by the way's name is larry, is centered and upward. see, even larry wants to be slimmer. don't we all? >>> next one is for you, charlie rose. "usa today" tells us about a dog who waited two whole days at a truck stop for his dad. the 9-month-old yorkie named rambo j

. >> there's a new report out showing that the john doe investigation was started because walker was stonealling investigators. here is walker's response from the debate last night. >> what the quote says is that the question of unwilling or unable. i mentioned when you first asked me about that that our office was unable to get information from an individual outside of our office who was a volunteer from a veteran's investigation. my chief of staff took that to the district attorney and we were continued to be in a position where we were unable to get that information. >> how does that answer play, you think? >> that was a deeply dishonest answer. the line in the story is that the district attorney's office decided their were going to have to press a john doe because scott walker's office was either unwilling or unable. bottom line, they were not getting cooperation from the then county executive, the now governor. scott walker tried to turn that issue toward his vangs. the fablgt of the matter is, again, that was one where the host of the debate really called the governor out. >> all rig

senator john mccain earlier today voicing his concern over the president's stone walling of the white house leak investigation. make no mistake he is not the only one outraged. joining me a former cia official who was subjected to a criminal investigation by a special prosecutor for creating the enhanced interrogateion program that saved american lives after 9/11. the author of the new book "hard measures" our friend jose rodriguez is back. you were overseeing the enhan e enhanced interrogation of khalid sheik muhammad and destroyed the tapes with authority. what did this -- special prosecutor in your case, how does this make you feel now? >> well, you know, i am a retired intelligence officer as you know and i am shocked at the sensitiveity of the information that has been lea leaked and the poe he tension damage to our -- and the potential damage to our national security. for a couple of reasons. first defense everybod defensie after us and they will defend themselves and they will have the information to defend the themselves and offensively now we are the targets. it is outrageous

i will tell you in turn, john mosby will start increasing raids, if you go outside berriville at the morgan farm, there's a stone says mosby's rangers attacked barn burners, took no prisoners. that's essentially true, they didn't. they executed them. the ones they didn't shoot in initial attack, they executed. this war is really hard now, folks. nothing romantic at all about this war, and it is going to come to the valley in this campaign and it's going to get very hard. sheridan falls back. they will conduct operations, skirmish, move around. hall town. berryville. august 23rd, abraham lincoln called a cabinet meeting, asks all members of cabinet to sign on a letter. in that letter, lincoln said you will support the next administration as i expect at this point not to be reelected. he said, and i paraphrase, what he said was you will help to save the country, the union, between the election and the inauguration because he, meaning his opponent, will not be able to save the union after the election, after the inauguration. in other words, lincoln expected not only to suffer electoral defeat, more than likely kne

senator john mccain earlier today voicing his concern over the president's stone walling of the whiteion. make no mistake he is not the only one outraged. joining me a former cia official who was subjected to a criminal investigation by a special prosecutor for creating the enhanced interrogateion program that saved american lives after 9/11. the author of the new book "hard measures" our friend jose rodriguez is back. you were overseeing the enhan e enhanced interrogation of khalid sheik muhammad and destroyed the tapes with authority. what did this -- special prosecutor in your case, how does this make you feel now? >> well, you know, i am a retired intelligence officer as you know and i am shocked at the sensitiveity of the information that has been lea leaked and the poe he tension damage to our -- and the potential damage to our national security. for a couple of reasons. first defense everybod defensie after us and they will defend themselves and they will have the information to defend the themselves and offensively now we are the targets. it is outrageous. i think there ought

john de miranda, executive director, national association on alcohol, drugs and disability inc. and president and chief executive officer, stepping stone of san diego, san diego, california. dr. barbara l. kornblau, j.d., disabilities attorney and professor, school of health professions and studies, university of michigan-flint, flint, michigan. ed hammett, consumer advocate, marbury, maryland. dr. clark, how many people in the united states have a disability? that number is not exactly clear, but we estimate roughly 53 million people have a disability, and it may be larger because, again, it turns on new classification schema. but at least 53 million. john, how do we define a disability? well, a disability is really kind of a legal and an administrative term. and in some quarters you might be considered disabled, but by another jurisdiction you might not be considered disabled. but i use the term, often, physical sensory, cognitive, and developmental disability to really clarify what we're talking about. so, barbara, in terms of a real sense, so there are individuals who may have had accidents are now paraplegic, quadriplegic- in term

stone's latest movie "savages." stars selma hayek, blake lively, taylor kitsch and john travolta.here's touches of all sorts of other movies. a lot of sex. >> that scene you just showed is a crucial moment because the two women, very strong in the movie, blake and selma, having a bit of a -- in the movie, blake is living with two men. >> yes. >> who she says as a young california beach girl, southern california, she says, i love both men. that's what selma's calling into question. this is an answer that you find in the end of the movie. where you know we deal with the issue of can people -- can three people live together equally. >> what do you think? >> i'm not going to give away the ending because that's a spoiler. >> what do you think? >> i think it's hard. >> impossible? >> have you tried it lately, piers? >> i've never been tempted by blake lively. >> the book is very graphic on that issue. >> it is graphic. what is your -- i mean, you found what seems to be true love. haven't you? >> how do you know? >> just from what you said about it. you talk in such a loving way about yo

walker, there is testimony that walker and his staff stone walled the investigation early on, which is why the investigation became known as the john investigation. a secret investigation. the fbi got involved and carried out one of the raids to walker's top chief of staff. in the course of taking some of the reporting that has been here in wisconsin, for example that walker transferred $160,000 from his campaign fund to a legal defense fund which normally requires you to be notified when you're target of an investigation, i ran it by prosecutors in washington who have some connection to the case, prosecutors i've known for over 20 years. they confirmed that walker is the target of the investigation. what does that mean? when you're in the orbit of an investigation or a subject or witness or target they believe that in fact a crime was committed, and that they're moving the investigation to a new phase where they're trying to determine if they can put together the evidence and the lace law to actually indict and then convict. what they'll do in the course of the phase is they'll write a prosecution memo summarizing the evidence and

stones. macedo. where am i going with my questions? is this art? >> this woman is lucky she married john lennon. everybody else i know that does all of those things lives with their mother. >> don't they have anything better to do. >> yes, but she is wealthy and she is an icon. you have to admit mounds of dirt. could you do better? i don't think so. >> i have miles of dirt in my gremlin. >> i was an art history major. >> i did not. i know the drums a lot. the gallery had other famous works and the most tragic part is when they started to showcase yoko's work the two broke up, the couple. and then they had an american gothic and she spent the whole time trying to explain to the dude to get rid of the whole bag because rut one with real pitch fork talent. >> that was elaborate. >> it was more clever. i really president whatted to point out things about art. >> it is. is art immune from objective judgment? >> speaking of objective judgment i have a picture with all three piled with dirt. we can breathe a high of relief. this idea that has anything to do with war being over i have to say i like the

stone's new movie savages walked the red carpet wednesday night. the thriller focused on california pot growers who get involved with a mexican drug cartel. the cast includes salma hike and john travolta. >> blake, aaron johnson and taylor are great looking young people and the older people are not so bad. >> savages opens nationwide july 6th. >>> charlie sheen returns to television tonight with his new comedy series anger management. sheen prison a therapist who realizes he had issues controlling his own temper. >> we can't find any contact. >> two more big names are joining the hit cbs drama the good wife. nathan lane has signed on for a recurring role. >>> and justin bieber's latest album, believe. had the biggest debut this year. that is your eye on answer r -- on entertainment. manuel gallegos, cbs news. >>> good morning happy thursday, i'm andrea roane. >>> and i'm jessica doyle. mike haiduk is out gog

stone lane. 50-year-old craig brooks of northeast d.c. pretended to be a pepco employee. williams let him in. the very next day brooks returned with his buddy john haston. they tied up williams, robbed, shot and killed him. >> before they left they took a throw pillow, put it over a gun to muzzle the sound and shot mr. williams in his chest. >> police believe williams was targeted because the suspects figured he had coins and cash from his laundromat chains. craig brooks who pleaded guilty earlier was scheduled to go on trial in a similar trial in glen burnie. he tied up the homeowner with duct tape and held a gun on her. that victim reported the attack and gave a suspect description but only recognized him when prince george's county police released pictures of brooks in the williams murder. >> anyone who intends to rob and murder those within the border of our county we will do everything within our power to bring them to justice. >> pepco and prosecutors say there are lessons to be learned. ask for id of anyone coming to your door. if you have any suspicions, call police. $1,200 in cash, a laptop, camera, jewelry and electronic equipment were

stone walled the prosecutors. which is why they had to go to the secret apparatus known as the john doe investigation which is similary. you have 13 who have agreed to become government witnesses. scott walker has taken more money and poored it in his defense fund. he said it's not for him but his staff, and you have legal implications for scott walker regardless of what happens on tuesday. >> michael: the idea that this is a flawed candidate and you're doing so well without all of this money, what does it mine to be going forward if walker does win re-election here? >> i would like to break some news here and make a correction for david. there is actually six people charged two guilty pleas and this is so perfect. this is so perfect. on monday, scott walker's best friend, a guy by the name of tim russell a government officials a long-time party hack, he's going to be in court on a hearing. the monday before the election the sitting governor's best friend the guy he had by his side doing dirty tricks from god knows when will be in court. >> michael: and nobody wants to run as a govern with those strikes against him.

john edwards. wednesday fed prosecutors dropped their case after a new york jury acquitted him on one charge and dead locked on five others. >> hail stones the size of golf balls damaged hundreds of cars during the evening rush hour in dallas wednesday. it shattered the marquis outside a an historic movie theater. no reports of injuries. >> ten passengers are suing jetblue over a pilot's mid-air meltdown in march. he was accused of running through the cabin yelling about religion and al qaeda. the plaintiff says they feared for their lives and say the airline was negligent in allowing him to fly. >> and very rare photos of of the kennedy years. "time" and "life" put together photos from one of the closest presidential races in history. >> first lady michelle obama joins pinterest on wednesday. she posted a father's day tribute, showing the first family taking time out in the president's study. for her part she's been on for months with recipes and pattic posts. let go out to al for the weather. >> thank you so much, natalie. we're here in baltimore where we have the star spangled sailabration, the bicentennial celebration of the war of 1

stone for a larger program, and leave it there. they don't want to stir up bad feelings from the past. >> john: well, i want to thank both of you. i guess we can only look forward to the day when there is no more illegal i am dragees or exploited labor in this country and we can all pay $70 for a solid. victoria soto and joshua israel, thank you so much for joining us tonight. and coming up next, the courage to lead. we kick off a week of profiles on lgbt candidates by welcoming in the nation's only openly by sexual candidate for that are joseph, or so's kyrsten sinema. and later there is a coldness in the response to the death of rodney king that would surprise even the most hardened political observer. we will be right back. what? [[vo]]or tell her she has to stick to a script? >>forget it. [[vo]]that will never happen on current. >>try to be a little more conservative tonight. [[vo]]joy behar is coming to current tv for one week only until the fall. what happens if you ask her to tone down her opinions? >>sorry, i can't hear you. what? [[vo]]or tell her she has to stick to a script? everybody's hatred on guy people to take aw