let's bring into the discussion now tea party organizer and syndicated radio host tony katz. tony katz, during the last election cycle, let's say 2011 and 2012, how much did this irs assault on conservative groups and tea party groups hurt your operations, hurt the tea party? >> well, remember, it's not my operation. it's the operations of millions of americans who believe in the constitution open market's fiscal responsibility and smaller government. and the answer is, if the government is breathing down your neck, quite a bit. you ask anybody who has had to deal with an audit whether or not it hurts their business or hurts their home life or hurts their family life, and the answer is going to be hell yeah. so you can only imagine what it did to people's efforts to try and organize and bring the truth to voters about what their future can look like under one administration or another. >> will this irs travesty revive, resuscitate, cause a resurgence, a resurrection of the tea party? because really, you didn't see the tea party strength in the last election. you say them in 2

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better recover from their event and how to better prepare in the future from the katz traufk event that had taken place would not occur. we got a phone call at the fleet week association to ask if we could help bring together some resources and leet a fact-finding mission and we did that. one of our panelists is up here, second from your left, rob dudgeon, he's with the department of emergency management and he's the director of emergency services. rob's organization has been instrumental in creating the program that we have from back in 2010 all the way through to today and i know in the future we're already talking about putting together a hot wash of everything we've learned through 2012's fleet week. so rob is going to talk about the van, turkey mission. from turkey we have rear admiral guereva he has more than 14 years sea-going experience serving across various frigates. he assumed command of the suband joint command, chilean joint chief. he has been promoted to the rank of rear admiral. nita demato, serving as a major, she actually has a dual career. as a reservist she's also a p

richard katz and larry king. this is what gene gordon lidy says. the temptation to cheat is very strong. the more successful and powerful a man becomes, the more typical infidelity becomes. women are naturally attracted to wealth and power and will throw themselves to a man who has either. if takes some one with extraordinary self-control to deny them that temptation. if a man wants to cheat i would give him the same advice i was going to give a man that was temped to try heroin, don't do it. >> power is afro dees shee back. >> i would also tell that man don't think you will get away with it. women always know. once you break that bond of trust, it may be forgiven but never be forgotten. you will never get back what you once had. don't do it. gordon lidy. you believe all that? >> i believe what he is saying is absolutely correct. >> women have some power to detect? >> i know my wife in particular has that power to detect. i belt yours has it as well. either one of us better be careful if we have such a notion. >> i know your wife very well. rose wh

>> i at the end think it's a perfect example of a department i have with rebecca katz talked about private and public investment and i think you are right, animal owners and guardians, if you will, are things of great emotional attachments to the quality of life in our city. having said that, it is perfect to create public-private partnerships to sustain their shelters, their programs, they are retrieval processes, there are ways to make both guardians and animals safer and quality animal care. we're working out an ability to talk about the mission of the animal care and control department in the way that it attracts private investment. i think they have been doing well. all the food for the shelters right now is not general fund money. it's being paid for by companies that want to invest in our city and they think animal care is the right way to do it. we're going to have much more of that investment and match that with general fund. >> like a number of city agencies, there is the friends of animal care and control and people are invited to send small and large donations, all of them woul

significantly so pakistanis with their ballots are saying that they do want change or to use lucy katz now is reporting for us there in pakistan now international security specialist patricia de janeiro says the people of pakistan are so disillusioned with conditions that they headed to the polls despite threats of violence. these things are very tough though you know we saw the same thing in afghanistan with the taliban threatening and you know as we're seeing they're very very serious about these threats and and it's difficult for people that don't have a lot of of ability and maneuverability around with so many threats going on around them here goes a long way particularly when you don't know when it's going to happen and you're looking around at every corner. but you know people who really take risks to get out there and and exercise their right and their voice are becoming victims from an xterm power and they're becoming victims by their own internal struggles so yeah people become very very tired but you know remember when you're so traumatized and and you become absolutely exhau

. >> katz. >> murphy. >> here. >> item two, approval of aminutes for the may 14, 2013. >> second e >> all if in favor. >> item three, public comment sxexive session. >> okay, item four executive session. >> second. >> second the session and regarding the anticipated litigation matter and conference. >> move to closed session. >> second. >> i move to disclose anything discussed in the closed session. >> second. >> all in favor. >> aye. >> the pledge of allegiance? >> please be advised that during and the use of cell phones and pagers and electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting, and be advised that the chair may order the removal of anyone responsible for using of a cell phone, or taser or any other similar electronic device. a member of the public has up to three minutes to make the permanent public comment on each item. item 8 a, executive director's report. >> good evening, commissioners and members of the public and port staff thank you for being here today. i want to start by aapologizing for the lack of our video system. it has been on the fritz for quite a while and it

david katz. he doesn't like my shirt. national action network, reverend al sharpton. david, let's talk -- let's talk about this. talk about, first of all, blame versus responsibility on obesity. >> i love this point. >> there's so many people that walk around like chris christie. and they're judged. and obese people who it seems like everything's stacked against them. they try 1,000 different diets. nothing works. why? >> right. well, first, i want to say, mika, i love the book. and i love you for writing the book. because you are empowering people with your honesty. i think that's beautiful. second thing i want to say quickly, joe, is if you're not obsessed with food and for that matter, you're not really normal, because food and sex are about survival. obsession with them is hard wired into us. food is about surviving in our own lifetime. sex is about surviving as a species. >> right. >> so the problem is we have these native human obsessions in a very nonnative habitat. and that's what gets governor christie into troub

says that vladimir katz was arrested in brooklyn and there was the two co-founders were found in spain they've been detained there's a few more costa rica they're being detained they are going to be actually dieted these are serious punishments mean what having a just b.c. and. basically nine million in cash or the cobia president six point six million in stock options and cash to the h.s.b.c. c.e.o. good good going. thanks. so it's been a. record breaking day here on prime interest and the amount of money pouring into the fed subsidized markets that is and in the amount of holos unaided money paid back to taxpayers from mrs fannie mae for her tax gimmicks and not to sound like a broken record but looks like they're here to stay just not their liberty reserve editor well that's all i have thanks for watching it and come back tomorrow and you can follow me and prime address on facebook at facebook dot com slash prime interest and from everyone our prime interest i'm perry and boring have a great. let me let me we're going to let me ask you a question. here on this network is what we're

director, connections counseling, board member of recovery foundation, madison, wisconsin; jonathan katz, director, rita j. kaplan jewish community services, jewish board of family and children services, new york, new york; justin riley, at-large board member, faces and voices of recovery, seattle, washington; bridget ruiz, technical expert lead, division of systems improvement, jbs international, bethesda, maryland. bridget, 21.5 percent of 18- to 25-year-olds have an issue with illicit drugs. talk to me a little bit about that and what kind of drugs are they using. it is quite different than it was even 2 or 3 years ago. we see a huge increase in pharmaceutical drug use, not using it as prescribed. we also see an increase in alcohol use, and binge drinking is a serious problem, as well as some of the more legal types of drugs labeled as incense or those types of things in different smoke shops. and jonathan, does that hold true for what you are seeing in new york city? absolutely. we are seeing the use or the misuse of drugs such as ritalin, adderall, inderal being used for specific pu

health care expert michelle katz did some digging, contacting hospitals and surgery centers.e quotes. $2,800, $3500, $7,000, $12,000. even $21,000. the american hospital association telling abc news each patient's course of care is different and the costs also reflect more than the cost of serving an individual patient. >> there need to be a menu. an mri costs this. c.a.t. scan costs is. ts this. >> reporter: patients now have more tools to fight back. tip one, michelle says you can get a pricing menu with brand new applications like health care blue book. type in the procedure and it provides a fair price based on your area. breaks down each cost, physician, facility and anesthesia. tip number two, take that fair price quote and negotiate before the procedure with the billing office or your doctor. and, finally, tip three, find out what the government, medicare, medicaid, is paying for the same procedure. do a little digging on this free website. >> telling us the minimum charges, right? >> reporter: right, right. that's the minimum. >> reporter: putting michelle's help to u

small numbers but still a billing jump says sociology professor and study coauthor sheila katz. >> becausehe homeless aren't visible and they don't sleep on benches and in the city parks, that there isn't a homeless problem but there really is. >> reporter: pacifica is a beautiful seaside community and some homeless have been known to sleep next to the golf course. others stay hidden in the hillside trees. still, residents have noticed. >> in the last year or so, i have seen some strange faces. that makes me uncomfortable. >> generally, they're walking or sitting at the bus stop or, you know, pretty much minding their own business. >> it is a sad situation and it's a statement of where we are as a culture. >> reporter: folks in pacifica want to help their homeless. armed with the study information, the pacifica resource center hopes to spur the county to build the first homeless shelter on this side of devil's slide. in pacifica, don ford, kpix 5. >> now, in addition to the homeless shelter, the city plans to create the pacifica homeless response team. city leaders, police, community membe

we will also be joined by rep lois katz to take your questions about implementation of the affordable care back later this year and a thursday out -- house vote to repeal it. "washington journal" next . host: good morning, it's washington journal, may 17. it's the first congressional hearing, on the irs targeting of conservative groups, which takes place at 9:00. the witness will include steven miller, the outgoing commissioner. if you'll also hear from the treasury inspector general for tax administration. that's at 9:00. you can watch it on c-span2, listen to it on c-span radio. a host of resources also available on c-span.org concerning the hearing. yesterday the house took its 37

as you know, katzs are tough, resilient. hopefully they found some shelter.ow about you and your son? where will you go now? >> i'm at my daughter's. i really don't know. i really don't -- i don't know yet. >> well, at least you have family, though, barbara. i know you're hurting and worried about your cats. thank god your son oe's okay an made it out of a situation. hopefully more people were able to escape in what seemed like disaster. i heap you find your way through this and i hope you find your cats. >> thank you. >> there are a lot of people out there like barbara, we're hoping, people who escaped from situations that just seem unlikely. search and rescue hampered now. you can see the weather behind us, different bands of lightning and thunder and hail coming here. the last thing the community needs. standing by for a presser that's going to have the governor, a press conference and local big shots who are all running this recovery effort so we can hear from the police chief and the supervisors, where they are, what progress is being made, what's needed

face on so when they call -- >> that's what i'm practices but in the past few years i've lost in that katzace. >> it's an honor -- >> and as soon as i can -- >> it's an honor to be nominated. it's always an honor to be nominated. >> wayne brady, we thank you. >> thank you, ma'am. >> thank you, thank you. you can see "let's make a deal" here. check your local listings for that. >> and check out "who's line is it anyway." >> wayne brady said that's the last time he's going to address the comment is he black enough or not. let it be known he's black man and sick of all the comments. >> good for him. >>> we come up in a moment with charlie's interview with a late great liberace. there's a new piano movie this >>> how important is the flamboyants, the liberace style? >> i think it's something i created very innocently by going from a black full dress suit to a white full dress suit so i'm caught in a trap so to speak of having to top myself each time around and coming up with new surprises and new innovations in my presentation. >> that was liberace back in 1985 on our old program "nightwatch."

we will also be joined by rep lois katz to take your questions about implementation of the affordable care back later this year and a thursday out -- house vote to repeal it. "washington journal" next . host: good morning, it's washington journal, may 17. it's the first congressional hearing, on the irs targeting of conservative groups, which takes place at 9:00. the witness will include steven miller, the outgoing commissioner. if you'll also hear from the treasury inspector general for tax administration. that's at 9:00. you can watch it on c-span2, listen to it on c-span radio. a host of resources also available on c-span.org concerning the hearing. yesterday the house took its 37 votes on "the affordable re loot total repeal of the lot. it passed. yesterday looked at toll repeal of the law. if you want to call us -- you can also reach us on social media on twitter. there are more than 100 postings on this topic on facebook. if you want to send us an e- mail, also. zelboraf day travail pipa the affordable care act -- there were several write ups yesterday looking at "the affordable

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going back to the oliver says and other aerial surveillance cases, going to katz, is a matter of fourtht concern. so if you want to protect the air space over someone's yard it will require legislation because the court doesn't seem prepared to identified that yet. >> time is almost up. if we can get to you. >> i actually read jones more optimistically than perhaps many we respect to protecting long-term extended surveillance. justice aleta were joined by three justices and justice sotomayor agreed with the statement that long-term tracking itself, even without the actual trespass associated with the attaching of the device, was reasonable that -- violated a reasonable expectation of privacy, and even justice scalia, in his majority opinion, said it may be unconstitutional. so imencouraged. >> i think that's the right direct -- >> the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from louisiana, mr. richmond. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. maclin, let me start with you. a lot of conversation goes on depends on reasonable expectation of privacy, and as we discussed another bill. at what p

louis katz isn't going to win massachusetts unless a third party candidate by the name of martin van buren running on the new free soil ticket, which was created to oppose zachary taylor mostly by former antislavery whig will try to convince them it's a great thing, but martin van buren can't win. zachary taylor can win. so you need to make sure we vote for zachary taylor to keep lewis back out of the white house. a centrist in his goes to the convention that nominated zachary taylor. first trip to philadelphia go to independence hall is. abraham lincoln didn't want to say things we have tourists have done. the recess where he says to mount vernon as a tourist and he goes and pays george washington and his son a tourist say, sue is the custodian of the crowd. just like many of us have. they made a lot of the future people find it an important. everyone can remember had. this is the first meeting and exchange the first letter congressman lincoln. so it's fascinating to read about that. after the convention, thank goodness during massachusetts at the family. every member of congress ca