and you know what's at judith's house? judith! that was very bravof you.and i'm not really sure what to do here. what do you wa to do here? let's forget abo me for a second. wh about you? what about me? you kissed first. why'd you do that? oh, i waplowed. really? oh, come on, you moron. m sitting in the middle of your bed in my sexiest lingerie. all right. i'm prettyure i know what to do now. charlie? yeah? i don'want to put any pressure on you, but... i'm a virgin. you are? man, you got to stop sleeping with dumb girls. it's rubbing o on you. ♪ men... o[2 why can't i sleep in my bed? aunt myra's t there. i'm sure she will be. she's probably just getting sething in the kitchen. (bedsprings squeaking rhythmically) that's not the kitchen. ♪ men (sighs) (pting) w. that was great. go, i'm glad. waitwait, wait. you're glad? yeah. i knew it. there was no "gaa." "g"? when the sex is working for you, you trto say "god," but it comes out "gaa." and this time, there was nogaa." charlie... no "gaa," noood. and i' tell you another thing. you usuallgrab my ass like you

judith crist, robert hughes and the continuing role of critics.ou so much. >> it was a great pleasure, thank you. >> woodruff: again, the other major developments of the day. jared lee loughner pleaded guilty to killing six people in tucson, arizona, and wounding 13, including former congresswoman gabrielle giffords. he'll spend his life in prison. syrian president bashar al- assad was seen publicly for the first time in weeks. he met with an envoy from iran, who pledged continued support for the assad government in its civil war with rebels. with ally raiseman winning a gold and bronze. on-line we examine a possible loophole in some parents' health insurance plans covinge? ds unde 26. >> the affordable car >> sreenivasan: the affordable care act ensures that parents can keep their children insured up to age 26, but some plans won't cover the cost of pregnancy for those dependent adults. read more about that on the rundown. read a dispatch from our partners at global post inside aleppo, syria, where government jets are facing off against rebel gue

we hear the next and last item on the calendar, which is appeal number pull-079, terry meehan and judith winchel against the department of building inspection, property at 1607-47 avenue, protesting the issuance on june 6, 2012, to peter fealy family trust of a permit to alter a building, comply with notice of violation numbers 9700221, and 201291473, refer to single-family dwelling, remove illegal kitchen, relocate bath, and legalize bedroom and sitting area, provide one required parking space in the garage. the matter is on for hearing today, and we will start with the attorney for the appellant. president hwang: i just want to note that mr. dufty is not here. do we need him here in this hearing? >> i can ask for him to return, if you like. president hwang: just to let him know. this is his. >> right, he probably thought we were on 8. >> if you could see if he is in the hallway, ask him to come back in. vice president fung: hold one minute, counselor. president hwang: okay, he has been notified you are on. i this want to make sure that he knew that. >> yunis chang, appearing on behalf

and the film critic judith crist has died.mong the most widely read in our nation and millions got to know her as the movie reviewer on the "today" show from 1963 to '73. she was the first female critic for a big city newspaper in the united states. at her height, writing for "tv guide", she had 20 million readers. she loved woody and deniro and famously hated "the sound of music." she was smart and blunt and taught journalism at columbia new york for 50 years. she always said to be a critic you had to first be an ego maniac. judith crist was 90 years old. >>> when we come back here tonight what the next generation back home is seeing in the eyes of the women who are here with team usa. >>> finally from london we've been telling our viewers since the eve of these games there would be a strong women's theme here and there is. they out number men on team usa and we learn viewership among teenage girls in the u.s. has skyrocketed, 55%, since the last summer games. so this is happening. the next generation is watching and ready to

and the film critic judith crist has died.e most widely read in our nation and millions got to know her as the movie reviewer on "the "today" show from 1963 to '73. she was the first female critic for a big city nape inner tewsp united states. she had 20 million readers. vi loved woody and deniro and famously hated "the sound of music." she was smart and blunt and taught journalism at columbia new york for 50 years. she always said to be a critic you had to first be an ego maniac. judith crist was 90 years old. >>> when we come back here tonight what the next generation back home is seeing in the eyes of the women who are here with team usa. copd makes it hard to breathe, but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can be in the scene. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden

. >> so, judith, the words in the statement from corbett to general counsel was what authority.hat authority does doj have here? >> well, clearly, the state of pennsylvania has a lot of nerve talking about partisan politics behind the motivation. the department of justice has the authority under the voting rights act 1965, they are on the side of voters trying to make sure that pennsylvania's law, which is a clear partisan manipulation of our voting laws does not stand in the way of the right to vote for african-americans, latinos, elderly voters, and veterans who are the hardest hit by this law. >> now, jim, let's say the legal challenges don't work, what sort of preparations has your organization made to, for one thing, make sure people know about it? i assume almost everybody watches "hardball," but there might be some that have slipped through our cracks. >> it's possible. and in the event someone has missed your program, we've been working for months on the ground. >> unlikely. >> we've been working for months on the ground to recruit, identify, and outreach those who may b

>>trace: great to see you, ank you, judith.nd more people counting on social security to make end's meet and a new report shows just how unprepared many of us are for retirement. and we will talk with a financial expert on what you might do to change that. [ male announcer ] this is rudy. his morninstarts with arthritis pain. and two pills. afternoon's overhaul starts with more pain. more pil. triple checking hydraulics. the evening brin more pain. so, back to more pills. almost done, when... hang on. stan's doctor recommended aleve. it can keep pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is rudy. who switched to aleve. and two pills for a day free of pain. ♪ and get the all day pain relief of aleve in liquid gels. >>trace: a study says half of americans die with less than $10,000 in asset. according to the national bureau of economic research, 46 percent of americans have almost no housing wealth. and rely almost entirely on social security benefits in the days before they die. that makes elderly folks largely unprep

with us now is the pulitzer prize winning journalist judith miller, with the manhattan institute. the biggest problem is, this sort of plane goes in and out of bagram each day, all day, all time. how in the world could they have then this was the plane as jonathan hunted out in our meeting and notes, this was the plane of the head of the joint chiefs? >> the supposition has to be that they had inside information. this was a target, aim here. but we do know that they have about one of the attacks every two weeks. so, clearly, somebody is giving these people information about what is going on inside bagram and the other places that are targeted by insurgents, the tall bam or just disgruntled afghan soldiers. the amazing thing is the increase in what they have called the insider or green on blue attacks. we now have 40 dead americans this year. >>shepard: for what? what? what is the goal now? the goal is to get out by 2014? there is no goal, no win. people will die while we wait to get out. how much sense does it make? >>guest: we are continuing to kill afghan leaders. but this has b

martin luther king, and judith. when we return, let me finish with the lies and hatred.ut there. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. >>> let me finish tonight with this. this campaign is getting hot. we've got the republican national chairman calling the senate democratic leader a liar. we have senator lindsey graham, usually a gentile sort, backing him up. now word that the president hates the republican candidate for president. the primary hasn't started and there are people who say they don't like this kind of politics. the same people who don't like negative advertising, but there's another group that want to see them fight for it. they don't think politics should be a show on public television. they think it should be people with strong opinions, passionate about who they should be voting about, who should be running the country, about what the country stands for. i don't like to see a politician call another politician a liar because it

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my name is judith. i am the planning committee chair for the castro and lincoln valley -- rincon valley neighborhood association. we went to a long process with the project sponsor and the architect. it was very collaborative. it was a good experience, very productive. we forged a settlement agreement with them on a number of items of benefit to the community. we have heard people raising that is inevitable. it is not going to please everybody, but it does meet planning department regulations and guidelines. we are in support, the neighborhood association, of the project you have before us. there is just one extra little thing. at the time there was the applying of the market octavia regulations to the upper market, the last part, what was called the orphan block, beyond noe -- at that time, there was an agreement made that this project would be grandfathered in and would not be subject to all these agreements, if they came back with an informational report to the planning commission when the project wa

." >> brown: and we remember robert hughes and judith crist, two legendary critics of the arts whoseeaths remind us of another era. >> warner: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the en t

judith wilson does my kind of gal. cheryl does living your best life. susan, the power of positive.is in the city, crystal and bianca does meditation blog. and niki was with us at the beginning helped set it up and -- and i have to thank sasha and solomon. they have a new blog. those are my dogs. >> you started this a year ago. what's been the surprising reward after a year for you personally? >> having the connection with viewers. >> you started with aspirations. you don't really know where it's going to go. >> it's been fun because it has developed. janet come here. she puts together a lot of our guests. where are the rest of the people? we're going to cut the cake. >> you've met a lot of these people, too, through the arena stage events as well that you've done. >> that's right. and we have sponsors and we thank all of our sponsors for jchayward.com for keeping it going. if you have some suggestions, please get in touch with us and let us know. here's janet. janet put together the birthday celebration, gets all of our producers, all of our guests for the 12 noon newscast and also

lawyer judith brown represented voters who sued to block the pennsylvania law. >> these voter i.d. laws undermine democracy by cutting off participation. >> we looked at those ten states which recently passed photo i.d. laws and found fewer than 70 voter fraud convictions in the past decade. among 40 million registered voters. 94-year-old lives in the philadelphia suburbs. she sued to stop the law because she doesn't have a drivers license. >> i have voted in every presidential election, but i'm afraid i won't be able to vote in this one because i don't o have photo i.d. >> but pennsylvania officials say they will spend $5 million on outreach to help voters meet the new requirements. >> if you don't have an i.d., pennsylvania has over 70 drivers license centers around the state where voters can get an i.d. for free. in no way, shape or form is that a burden to the average voter. >> the judge who upheld the law estimated 80,000 of the state's voters do not have a photo i.d. opponents plan to file an appeal this week with pennsylvania state supreme court. but it's unclear if it would

was won by american christine armstrong who retains her olympic title and germany's world champion judith lance got the silver because evelyn sky was able to get on the podium just by two seconds and that is the second medal for her after she picked up a bronze in the women's road race earlier in the week. it was the first medal was the hardest to get the second one in the time trial was quite expected for me although it could have been better than bronze i'm a bit disappointed with the fact it wasn't gold but i'm still proud of myself i gave my all at the olympics and it paid off meanwhile maria sharapova stays on course for the golden slam of tennis she has won all four majors and is just waiting for that limping title to complete the set she was through to the quarter finals after beating the germans to being the sea ski outward and also in the last stages fellow russian maria kirilenko although. be able to add to the bronze she won in beijing she lost to serena williams and that is also act now it's rare that badminton makes the front pages but it has here at the london games because

lawyer judith brown-dianis represented voters who sued to block the pennsylvania law. >> these voter i.d. laws undermine democracy by cutting off participation. >> reporter: we looked at those 10 states which recently passed photo i.d. laws, and found fewer than 70 voter fraud convictions in the past decade among 40 million registered voters. 94-year-old book lives in the philadelphia sushes. she sued to stop the law because she doesn't have a driver's license. >> i have voted in every presidential election, but i'm afraid i won't be able to vote in this one because i don't have photo i.d. >> reporter: but pennsylvania officials say they will spend $5 million on outreach to help voters meet the new requirement. >> if you don't have an i.d., pennsylvania has over 70 driver's license centers around the state where voters can get an i.d. for free. so in no way, shape, or form is that a burden to the average voter. >> reporter: the judge who upheld the law estimated 80,000 of the state's voters do not have a photo i.d. opponents plan to file an appeal tomorrow with pennsylvania state sup

our country mates do better in other sports that does that for me personally the success of our judith's he means a lot especially in terms of bringing this sport to the masses i really really hope that after these olympic games many kids in russia will start practicing judo right . now away from the olympics and to football way in the russian a premier league summit of encryption crowd coming to the end of their matches currently as you can see one one there in the final few moments. but the away side won the lot they need twenty second minutes but on the half hour mark. carol quite a lengthy cry for the home side meanwhile later on this part of moscow will be looking to keep their one hundred percent record alive and move joint top as they travel to rock bottom but now and i'm jean host i'm called. well on saturday defending champions in a delton early blow to potential title rivals last car must go with a three one away when the much as good as i was just half an hour so i samak tapping alexander because you can't cross just ten minutes in three minutes later to know this time samak w

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>>> and four people were pulled off the ocean beach yesterday which happened just after 5:30 near judith street. they took one child to the hospital gave the second child an oxygen mask at the scene and both are expected to be okay. >>> a house is expected to help with the drought. they would offset the high feed costs and also animal deaths. hundreds of accounts are being questioned and they ordered a review after they discovered it was underreported in several accounts. they are now checking the amounts in 560 special funds making sure the balances match what has been reported to the state controller. >>> and the bottom line, it's all because of facebook, we will tell you that story coming up at 6:45. >>> two of the strongest markets. they posted an increase in jobs during the 12 months that ended in june. san matthew thieu credit the tech industry for that and it left them 1.5%. >>> a lot of people driving the jobs now, how is the east shore doing now? >> well, it is busier than it was even just a half hour ago although we have not had any major incidents along the way. that is the go

judith? you're brilliant. i'm so glad you're doing it this way.eople tend to think i turn 65 i get a social security check. it's more complex than that. this is what spouses have to think about. she can take half of her husband's account, you know, the spouse gets half of the money. she ride that for five years and she gets 70, she drops the husband's money, and then, takes hers. the reason she wants to wait until 70 is it builds at 6% a year, she gets a third more, yet she has this other money. it gets complex. talk to social security bit. rules are changing because more people are getting hip to this. and so right now this is a fabulous plan. >> brenda asks this one. my son going to school out of state. is his csaa card still good? does ve to get one for that state? >> this is good nationwide. now, they're on your card. they're cheaper than buying a new one in another state. stick with what you have. >> thank you. >> still ahead, chilling with the prince. >> yes. >> and there are some of the women who partied hard with prince harry. what they're

hey, could you rewind to judith breast-fding him? that was really adorable.he es the old switcheroo. (baby jake babing) i mi that little boy. seems like only yesterday i coulhold him in one arm. he didn't weigh more than eig or nine pounds. he craps more than that now. where did the time go? his childhood is almost over and there's stl so much stuff i want to do with him. like wha you know, faer-son stuff. pretty soon, there'll be more playing catch or riding bikes. do you realize i've neverven taken him fishing or camping or hunting? do you know how fish or camp or hunt? that's not the point. i-i-i thought we would learn together. oh, that sounds good. you and knucklehead out in the woods taking turns shooting ea other in the ass. ok, it's not smuch about hunting, per se. er se." there's an outdoorsy pase. it's about bonding. before you know it, he'll have no interest in spending timwith me at all. nounless you grow boobs and straddle a harley. all right, look. it doesn't help to whine about it. if you wanto get lost in the woods with jerky gherkinheimer, go