and so when i mitt kris, he's the same height as lamar and i'm a foot shorter than khloe. of me about it all the time. >> jimmy: i would think so. why not? yeah. i didn't think about that. you guys are sisters but there's quite a difference in height. you don't see that -- >> khloe is seven inches taller than me. >> jimmy: is it physically awkward being with him, dating him? i mean, like, showering with him you could drown, right? >> um -- it is -- it's fun. it's different. it works out. it's cute, though, because, like, if i want to give him a kiss he has to pick me up and like, you know, kiss me and put me down. >> jimmy: really? does he give you candy? is that cute? that sounds more humiliating than cute to me. >> no, it's cute. >> jimmy: how long have you been dating him? >> i don't know. like -- i feel like, you know, in this, like, this hollywood world, everyone's always like, we always say, we're just friends, we're just friends and so -- we've been just friends for a few months. >> jimmy: i see. according to khloe, you guys should be celebrating your golden anniver

clee wee kardashian and lamar odom have a new fragrance. unisex. it's called unbreakable. of some of this unbreakable during his post-game interview last night. tough loss for the lakers to charlotte. but ron was able to remain squarely focused on the new perfume. >> lamar's -- >> is it any good? >> smells great. >> like what? when did this game get away? in the first half, you seemed to have it and you were competitive in the second half, you weren't. what happened? >> you want to try some unbreakable? >> jimmy: see, now that's a product pitchman right there. [ applause ] we managed to get a bottle of this unbreakable ourselves and i was wondering if it is indeed unbreakable. so we've positioned our parking lot security guard guillermo on the roof. now, guillermo -- you've got -- let's see the unbreakable there. tell us what it says on the bottle. >> unbreakable. >> jimmy: okay. so, it should be unbreakable, right? >> i think so, jimmy. >> jimmy: okay. and what are you going to do with the bottle? >> i'm going to throw it off the roof. >> jimmy: okay. onto the street. and

lamar odem. here's the finish. tim duncan misses, but tip it in to win it. look at this. watch the red light. there it is. the last play of the game. 89-88 spurs. they are now 41-8. with all due respect to kobe bryant and he's a great player, but dwight howard and the magic doing their things. he had 51 points, lebron james tonight. 11 rebounds, 8 assists. 25 points, make that 23 points. 23 in the first qualitier alone. nba high this year with 52 as the heat beat the orlando magic 104-100. cal hoops on the road. mike montgomery's club supposed to destroy arizona state tonight and jorge 18 points, six assists. yet at the finish, they needed allen crab to do his thing. he was 1 for 9 before hitting the clinching three pointer. there's 6-4, 13-9 overall. here we go with arizona at stanford. arizona is ranked 21st. derek williams cast over a sore pinky and jeremy grain, that was really nice. jeremy grain doing his business. look at that. jason reminded him of dr. j. jason and i turning back the clock. anyway, derek williams 21-8. arizona beat stanford. cardinal lost three of

my name is lamar marshall. i want to speak on things no one brought up about the crime, the underground chop shops, the mess in the sunset. i have been there. it is over by golden gate park. i have been a drug user for 33 years. i used crack cocaine. right now, i am suffering. i am going to have a triple bypass. i was introduced about six months ago to medical cannabis, and it has helped me sleep. it has helped me get along. it has helped me function. it has helped me to be responsible. so many kids over in the sunset, at the 711 -- i know my niece has been robbed, gangbang. there are many other things going on. you are looking at a person who was smoking crack cocaine for 33 years. right now, i am through. please help us stay alive. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is [unintelligible] they took even illegal cannabis out of neighborhoods. crack cocaine has taken over. i have been using cannabis for over 30 years. i have been living in san francisco court two years now. it is the main reason i move

>> my name is charlie lamar. over the years we have hired many homeless at the hanc recycling center, where i worked. most of the time the outcome was good. the about not being homeless thereafter. additionally to that i would like to remind everyone of the testimony from earlier that show that hanc saved the city $1,000,500 per year. thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: next speaker, please. >> my name is wayne wylie, an employee apple hanc -- an employee at the hanc recycling center. i would like to thank all of the customers that came in spoke. i am speaking from a different side. we talked about the material that was recycled, but if i listed like credentials it would show that i learned the hard way, rather than the easy way, of how to do things. before hanc i was recently released, looking for work. it came to the point where i was married with two kids. it looks like that would be living in my car in getting to where it was time to make tough decisions. i wound up talking to ed. i learned about composting, can

. >>> off the turnover, lamar odum in for the dunk. he had a double-double. l.a.e at the half. to the third, artest got the worst of that, a bloody nose, but stayed in the game. drilled a big three-pointer down the stretch. bring on the celts. lakers won it, 93-84. >>> another game, another loss for the cavs. this time, the mavericks got the free win. the mavs were up by 8. dirk novisitsky isn't always pretty, but he has the alley-oop. cavs never got another shot off. when it rains, it pours, cleveland drops an nba record 21 straight. 99-96. >>> hair raising experience, nuggets and rockets, carmelo anthony tied his career high with 50. but even that wasn't enough. kevin martin scored 18 in the third. he finished with 37. rockets won it, 108-103. >>> finally, the packers return to a hero's welcome. thousands lined the streets of green bay to greet the super bowl champs. the arrival was such a big event that every school in the city closed early so the kids could join the festivities. that's your early look at spoerts on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> narrator:

you heard lamar alexander say that. the president saying, hey, we have to get in the boat at the same time. i spoke to a republican aide on capitol hill saying we have to jump into the pool at the same time. nobody wants to be that first person in because they're afraid there will be demagoging against what they present. i do think that the president is very comfortable and very happy with looking like he's calling for this adult conversation on this very important issue. and if it means he takes his lumps a little bit for not getting out there by himself that's okay as long as he thinks he's moving the ball down the field later on with negotiations. >> woodruff: meanwhile, david, he's saying that he is making tough choices. you know, this argument that he hasn't taken on the entitlements, he's saying but i'm cutting things like home heating for poor families. we're taking on clean water. clean air. we're cutting these programs. he's not getting a lot of pushback from the democratic side or is he? >> he's getting some.

this is in the chairman of the full committee lamar smith of texas has been working on the patent reform for many years, as have i., and he has asked me with being very fast out of the gate on the patent reform. in fact, i left a patent reform hearing to come over and be with you right now. fortunately i was able to get my portion done and someone else, the vice chairman of the committee, took over to recognize many other members who were there. lots of interesting things both in the congress and the various sectors of the economy, not just, you know, the technology sector, but obviously very keen interest. we have run into a number of problems in the past congress and trying to get to the finish line. the house passing legislation that foot couldn't get through the senate and the senate passing legislation that was not of interest to many of the people who are in the intellectual property at tickets. so we are now both in a bipartisan and a bicameral way working very hard to try to find what patent reforms are necessary to enhance job growth in our country and what can get across the fi

there's lamar odom, with one problem. he gets his head stuck on pau's tooth.is a gamer, though. he was treated and then right back in the mix. fourth quarter. under five to go. lakers up, 82-79. bryant got a fadeaway in his arsenal. we all know that. and later on, the drive in the lane. they end up with a nine-point lead, as the lakers win, 92-86. bryant had 22 points, ray allen had 20, as he set history. >>> that's it for us. back to you in new york. >> well done, ray allen. >>> coming up next, the stories we'll be following today. stay with us. i have what science calls the "nightly stuffy nose thing": i can't breathe... so i can't sleep... and the next day i pay for it. i tried decongestants... i tossed & turned... i even vaporized! and then i fought back: with new drug-free breathe right advanced. these nasal strips instantly opened my nose, like a breath of fresh air. i was breathing and sleeping better! [ female announcer ] exercise your right to breathe right... get two free strips at breatheright.com. hey, it's your right to breathe right! just joined?

>> congressman lamar smith of texas has been working on putting perform for many years, as have i.. he has tasked me with being very fast out of the gate on patent reform. i left a patent reform hearing to come over and be with you right now. fortunately, i was able to get my portion done there. there were lots of members interested in this, both in the congress and in various sectors of our economy, not just the technology sector. obviously a very keen interest there. we have run into a number of problems in past congresses in trying to get to the finish line, the house passing legislation that could not get to the senate, the senate passing legislation that was not of interest to many of the people who are intellectual property rights advocates. we are both in a bipartisan and a bicameral way working very hard to try to find what patten reforms are necessary to enhance job growth in our country and what can get across the finish line to be signed into law by the president. that, i think, focuses for most on the efficiency of the patent office, both in terms of how quickly they can

. >> reporter: police have identified the gunman as 38-year-old lamar moore.s under investigation for an alleged sexual assault on a 13-year-old girl and had a relative awaiting sentencing in a murder case. as officials worked to implement new security measures for on-duty police commander davis and his colleagues are being called heroes. >> we, at citizens, need took every day thank god for them. >> reporter: acts of bravery in the line of duty that stopped the shooter before more bloodshed could occur. commander brian davis who is the most seriously wounded officer joins us now exclusively from madison heights, michigan, along with detroit police chief ralph godbee. good morning to the both of you, gentlemen. >> good morning. >> how are you doing? >> good. commander davis i ask you, first, how are you doing? i know you got shot a couple times in this incident but how is your recovery coming some? >> through the grace of god, i'm doing fine. thank you. >> to see this videotape it takes your breath away to watch this video. can i ask your thoughts when this gu

it's the new unisex fragrance by khloe and lamar kardashian. >> jimmy: you can smell like celebritiesgoing to ask our audience, please do not shout out the napes of the celebrities. these men are experts. they don't need any help at all. >> yeah, please. >> jimmy: here we go. our first oscar winner is -- uncle frank. >> that's him. >> jimmy: we're off to a flying start. >> that's would i'm thinking about. i can't think of his name. >> jimmy: that's a problem then. yehya. do you know? >> jeff something. the guy -- he won oscar with the guitar, his movie, has new movie. like john wayne, close his eye, cowboy. >> jimmy: yes, that's right, jeff bridges. you get one point for that, yehya. that's right. very good. yehya jumps out to an early lead. let's look at our next oscar winner. this oscar winner is -- >> sandra bullock. >> jimmy: that is correct. very good. yehya leads 3-0, you better get going. let's look at our next oscar winner. it is -- >> oh! samuel jackson. >> jimmy: no. no, not -- yes, yehya? >> i know him, morgan freeman. >> jimmy: that is right! wow! [ applause ] i'm astonish

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in the house it's seen efforts over the same period, led by congressman lamar smith of texas.and howard berman of california. the legislation we're considering today in fact is structured on the original house bill and contains many of the original provisions. from the beginning, we each recognized the need for a more effective and efficient patent system, one that improves patent quality and provides incentives for entrepreneurs to create jobs. a balanced and efficient intellectual property system that rewards invention and promotes innovation through high-quality patents is crucial to our nation's economic prosperity and job growth. it's how we win the future, by unleashing the american inventive spirit. this bill -- the america invents act -- will allow our inventors and innovators to fluor ierchlt and it will do it without adding a pen nay to the deficit. not a time in taxpayer money is spent on the patent and trademark office reforms. they're all funded by patent fees, not taxes. the america invents act will accomplish three important goals. it'll improve and harmonize op

conyers: i thank the gentleman, lamar smith, chairman, for his generosity. i will now divide two minutes, plus one minute, and that allows me to give one minute to hank johnson, one minute to sheila jackson lee, and one minute to dennis kucinich. a minute and a -- a minute and a half to ms. jackson lee. and a minute and a half to kucinich. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from texas is recognized for 1 1/2 minutes. ms. jackson lee: i'd like to extend my appreciation to the gentleman from texas for the time. all three issues have been laid out to the three elements. i'd simply like to pose a question to my colleagues, we know we have a problem with the three remaining, intrusive, and i believe unconstitutional provisions. we know ranking member conyers has explained we were not absent, we did not have the lights out under his jurisdiction, we actually pursued this. we couldn't get an agreement. we couldn't move towards the floor. so the question now is, we realize a roving wire tack is intrusive and the lone wolf provides a problem. so the question is,

lamar is on the line. independent pretty caller: can you hear me? i have a question. forgive me if i say the name wrong -- it hasim. host: yes, go ahead. caller: there have been a lot of good callers -- one thing we have forgotten, this country, the usa, we are supporters of freedom. like the caller said before, i was a supporter of egypt, too, and god bless them. the question i have for your guest is, one, does he support the bible, and two, the people of egypt -- i know there is friction between mubarak supporters and non-mubarak -- forgive me if i am announcing it wrong -- supporters. why -- understand actually i can understand why they are fighting, but when it first broke out i felt that, a, they are looking for a different -- see, i have a problem with the word regime, because over in this country we are going through this period, too, and i am afraid this will carry it here. host: many of the egyptian leaders have talked, and many in the streets, talking about egyptians fighting egypts. what brings the country to this point where it is countrymen against countr

have passed out without the help of new gingrich, without spencer abraham or connie mack, without lamarmith and 400,000 green cards were made available with that legislation. certainly many of those are u.s. citizens come people facing imminent deportation before that legislation. president bush and senator cornyn has pointed out not only made a genuine effort, he assigned to members of his cabinet, carlos gutierez and the other distinguished chertoff members of the cabinet. they were continuously meeting with us. both sides of the aisle trying to make progress and get legislation passed. i went to see president bush along with other members of the hispanic caucus. president bush made a genuine efforts juxtaposed of that, friends, as senator cornyn has pointed out with what we've seen under the leadership of president obama and mrs. pelosi. mrs. pelosi did not permit anything related to immigration to even reach the house floor until it was simply window dressing in the lame-duck session after they had received a great defeat of 2010. that's reality. i agree. they don't want to see legi

i want to echo the comments of senator lamar alexander, the good senator from tennessee, as well. being a former governor, i actually got to know joe manchin in his days as governor, worked together as governor. certainly now look forward to working with him as senator. our states share many interests. one of those interests is coal. i want to express my intent today to joan as a cosponsor on -- to join as a cosponsor on legislation regarding some e.p.a. regulation senator manchin is putting forward. that's a good example where we can work together to create some jobs and some opportunity. i certainly look forward to doing that. so again, i want to congratulate the good senator on his speech today. thank you, madam president. i yield the floor. mr. rockefeller: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from west virginia. mr. rockefeller: are we back on the regular order? the presiding officer: morning business is closed. s. 223 is the pending measure. the senator from kentucky. mr. paul: i ask unanimous consent to set aside the pending amendment and call up amendment 21

i want to thank congressman shuler, congressman lamar smith, congressman dan lungren for support he me in this bipartisan effort -- for supporting me in this bipartisan effort. this will give enforcement the resources they need to protect the most vulnerable. the chair: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the gentleman from new jersey. mr. frelinghuysen: we're spleesed -- pleased to accept the amendment. the chair: the gentleman accepts the amendment. ms. wasserman schultz: thank you very much. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from florida. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? mr. carter: mr. speaker, i have an amendment at the desk. 165. choipt clerk will designate the amendment. drn the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 165, printed in the congressional record offered by mr. carter of texas. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. carter:

johnson: i want to thank my friend and sponsor of this bill, chairman lamar smith, for his continued efforts to strengthen the operations and efficiencies of the federal judiciary and urge my colleagues to support this bipartisan legislation and i -- and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. smith: i have no further speakers on this side, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia. mr. johnson: i have no further witnesses, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 394 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules -- mr. smith: i ask for the yeas and nays on this bill. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until downed. a sufficient number

. >> potential candidates to succeed him as the number two gop leader, lamar alexander, john cornyn and john thune. general speeches starting at 4 p.m. eastern. >> this weekend on booktv on c-span2, on "after words," george friedman offers his predictions for u.s. foreign policy over the next decade. also this weekend former defense secretary donald rumsfeld sits down to talk about his memoir, "known and unknown." and the directer of the iranian studies program at stanford on the shah of iran. find the complete schedule at booktv doorg and get our -- booktv.org and sign up for our free mail alert. >> this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, voting discrimination in the south and the kennedy administration'sap strategy to overcome it. also a look at the beliefs of our founding fathers and the role of christianity in establishing our nation. and senator daniel anyone you way with his service in world war ii. experience american history tv on c-span3. all weekend, every weekend. for a complete schedule, go to c-span.org/history and click on the c-span alert button and have the sched