more than leaches to worry about.ation of 2,000 vietcong. marines were ordered to take them on. >> it was totally hush, hush. >> what is going through your head? >> what the hell are we in to? >> oliver: operation starlight takes a bloody toll when war stories continues. does your phone share what you are seeing and hearing right now with the touch of a button ? droid does. does it post it instantly to facebook with sound ? droid does. droid with color for facebook. it's the ultimate status update. get a droid razr maxx by motorola for only $199.99. >>. >> oliver: in august of '65, los angeles exploded. on 18th, marines begin first emergencies in vietnam. the navy begin to pound the first vietcongs. >> intelligence heard the first vietcong legend was preparing. >> he joined the company second battalion just before operation starlight. as a medical corpsman his job was to save lives. >> i don't think any of us slept that night. >> oliver: operation starlight called for a landing nine miles south of an airfield. another

that's why when we hear leach locked him in a shed in the dark punishing him, i was furious.e national football league. i understand the seriousness of concussions. we continue to see a lot of tragedies. i just hope that parents and players will recognize when they have a head injury let the coach know, let the trainers know. this isn't something you suck up and keep playing anyways. >> thanks for your time. stay safe on the campaign trail. >> thanks, chuck. >> up next, we're talking about the return of the spending showdown on capitol hill. and the residency issue that just got plain weird. and we have an app for nbc politics. it was all because of this show, i know it. you got a map, you got news. there's no political app like it. but first, the white house men -- soup of the day, cod, tomato and white bean soup. ♪ smoke on the water, the fire in the sky ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone likes a bit of order in their life. virtual wallet helps you get it. keep track of spending, move money with a slide, and use the calendar. all to see your money how you want. ♪ how you wan

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more than leaches to worry about.ation of 2,000 vietcong. marines were ordered to take them on. >> it was totally hush, hush. >> what is going through your head? >> what the hell are we in to? >> oliver: operation starlight takes a bloody toll when war stories continues. does your phone share what you are seeing and hearing right now with the touch of a button ? droid does. does it post it instantly to facebook with sound ? droid does. droid with color for facebook. it's the ultimate status update. get a droid razr maxx by motorola for only $199.99. >>. >> oliver: in august of '65, los angeles exploded. on 18th, marines begin first emergencies in vietnam. the navy begin to pound the first vietcongs. >> intelligence heard the first vietcong legend was preparing. >> he joined the company second battalion just before operation starlight. as a medical corpsman his job was to save lives. >> i don't think any of us slept that night. >> oliver: operation starlight called for a landing nine miles south of an airfield. another

inevitably necessitates some protection or to keep your car parts from the bleaching out -- carpets from leaching out, so it will probably provide some privacy. >> is there a motion on the floor to not take the article as proposed, on that motion -- [calling votes] that motion passed unanimously. you are now at general public comment. >> is there any general public comment? seeing none, the meeting is adjourned. we are going to began the show. this is a video of racing and training year in san francisco bay. we have outtakes from the various world cup series regatta's that have taken place around the world since last year. most recently, in naples, italy. we have a brand new footage that no 1 has seen. we are very proud to show you this video on the 34th edition on the oldest trophy in sports. ♪ ♪ ki ♪ >> that is a dynamite piece of video. >> this is extreme sailing. this is absolutely what we hoped for. >> absolutely blown away. >> absolutely dumbfounded. >> that is what you like. >> it is great to see so close to the action. this is so exciting. >> come in july this fabulous sport. >> jimmy is

inevitably necessitates some protection or to keep your car parts from the bleaching out -- carpets from leaching out, so it will probably provide some privacy. >> is there a motion on the floor to not take the article as proposed, on that motion -- [calling votes] that motion passed unanimously. you are now at general public comment. >> is there any general public comment? seeing none, the meeting is adjourned. captioned byhe national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> item number four, approval of the april 17 regular meeting. >> motion to approve? >> second. >> those in favor? so moved. >> item number five, communications director. there will be no discussion today. >> there will be a closed session? >> just no discussion of anticipated litigation. item number six, introduction of unfinished business but board members. >> thank you, chairman. good afternoon. first of all, of a bite to -- i feel that we did this in the last meeting, but the budget was approved last meeting, and out of work goes into the budget. people spend hours that we cannot even comprehend, home working, trying to w

he was suffering from cancer and a big controversy leach released from prison on compassionate grounds. >> under colonel gaddafi, this might have been a big public or even stay even, an occasion of morning. instead, he was laid to rest today quietly in a family plot in tripoli. to the end, the former libyan intelligence officer insisted he was innocent. fell from the sky --pan am 108 fell from the sky and the memory of that knight is still vivid and easy to recall. the streets were covered in cables and wires and recovery vehicles. the people who came out of their homes that night moved in and out of the shadows without thinking they had been utterly silent -- without speaking. there had been utterly silenced by the shock of it. reaction to his death has been characteristically subdued. even here, opinion is divided. >> at least he is gone now, thank god. >> i wasn't bothered one way or the other, quite frankly. >> in america, there is no such doubts. there, most relatives believe he was guilty. others were also involved. john's daughter gretchen died at lockerbie. >> there is still mo

inevitably necessitates some protection or to keep your car parts from the bleaching out -- carpets from leaching out, so it will probably provide some privacy. >> is there a motion on the floor to not take the article as proposed, on that motion -- [calling votes] that motion passed unanimously. you are now at general public comment. >> is there any general public comment? seeing none, the meeting is adjourned. >> i am the founder and chair of the heritage committee. today is may 1. [applause] many of us have said every month of the year should be asian- american month. we're very happy to have legislation so the entire country can celebrate the contributions and history of pacific asian americans in this country. we would not be here today or have this celebration without having a major that has always made time for us -- without having the mayor that has always made time for us and been so supportive everything we do. without further delay, and like to invite our mayor to help launch the celebration this year, mayor edwin lee. [applause] >> thank you, claudine, for your wonderful work. it is m

inevitably necessitates some protection or to keep your car parts from the bleaching out -- carpets from leaching out, so it will probably provide some privacy. >> is there a motion on the floor to not take the article as proposed, on that motion -- [calling votes] that motion passed unanimously. you are now at general public comment. >> is there any general public comment? seeing none, the meeting is adjourned. >> so thank you very much for coming to the second annual budget town hall. my name is david chiu, and i am honored to represent the district 3, which is the 10 any neighborhoods. i want to welcome all of you to this town hall. i want to thank all of you for your community leadership and let you know that you're taking part in a very, incredibly important part of our city governance. i thing many of you know that the budget is the most important set of decisions that we make every single year. the budget reflects our priorities as a city and reflects our values. and many of you probably also know that in recent years, every year since i have been in office, we have had a budget deficit. s

we have law firms that are definitely cancerous tumors, they are like leaches.are getting bigger, too. >> i don't think it's the class action, it's letters from people wondering where their relatives are. >> you never used live wire or napster but aren't you just as guilty? >> this is the benefit of being, i'm not a techno phone, but i can't do anything. i have no technological skills. lime wire sounded like a drink. i hated lawyers as much as you do and i hated you, too. you need to do this because there is no such thing as a free lunch or a free song. every time something is free somebody loses a job. i use redeye. we used to have redeye on youtube. we thought it was great people would find out about the show. you get free publicity. and that affects our ratings. when we stopped having ourselves on youtube, our ratings went up. that is how it works. that is why they should sue. that is why bands sue. >> there is counter argument that some bands use, if people get exposed to yourself free that will lead -- if someone watches a youtube and like it they will watc

. >> i could leach -- life tbow like. >> no, i want you to stay. >> bill, you dated nicky sixx have you spoken to him? >> he is all man. let me educate a couple. obama does not invite lyndsay lohan. and obama only comment owed kanye with some stew mid reporter and he asked him about it. w45 did he say? con yea was a jackass. why did he say kanye was a jackass? because it is true. you got nothing, nicky. >> he is the president of the united states. when somebody asks him a stupid question he is allowed to say, that's a stupid question. i am not going to answer it. >> or he can be polite. >>> are they in history's dust bin for breaking too much win? dyedinasaurs pumped out 220 million tons of methane a year, enough to hayesen their own demise. i don't buy that. the main is a soropod that 80 half a tons of ferns per day. jesse, you played a punk rock tara dact till. >> my hex resume -- my resume is so extensive. 24r* are hundreds of franken stein esque. whatever jurassic farther jokes you intend to -- fart jokes you make, i would like to point out that they did that is joke twos00 million

. >> bill: but leach at the top of the piece says a tale of two cities. >> right. >> bill: vegas hasunemployment than most cities, more than 11%. who is not working? >> well, here it is. there is about a half a million population in vegas. but 40 million people visit vegas each year. so it's a trickle down economic situation. conservative tycoons run the strip. you have sheldon allegedson. steve wynn. they compete to see who can build bigger feastdoms there. >> don't they need service people. >> there they are tightening things up. jobless recovery that people are talking about. >> bill: not hiring. >> hiring but not like, you know, big-time jobs. you are getting small jobs. menial labor, a lot of the illegal immigrants. we saw a lot of illegal immigrants on the street passing out strip club cards, people doing menial labor. those kind of things. >> bill: people who come bring money. people who live there don't have any right now. >> they don't have a lot. it's on othe way back. i don't want to sell out saving, they are coming back. >> bill: all right. jesse watters, everybody. when

dogs are nothing but hairy, hairy leaches. you can spend your money elsewhere. possibly a nice charity. maybe on me. >> you are not a charity. >> i dated a girl named charity. >> we will close things out with a post game wrap up. to see clips of recent shows go to fox news.com/red eye. >>> see you back here at 5 p.m. eastern time. tomorrow on the next "red eye" terry save ford and jedediah bila and jaime weinstein. back to tv's andy levy for the post game wrap up. hi, andy. >> hi, greg. jonathon, a big day coming up? >> i do. getting married in a couple week's time to the most beautiful woman in the world, chelsea edwards. there will be a lot of alcohol and a lot of guns and blindfolds. >> you are gorgeous. don't say that. >> still waiting on the old invitation, by the way. >> it is in the mail, of course. >> good. anna, are you now on twitter? >> i am. i joined like two weeks ago. please follow me. it is anna underscore gilligan. and i will come up with something interesting to read about. >> are you listening to a tiny phone? >> i'm sorry. my earpiece is not f

. >> bill: but leach at the top of the piece says a tale of two cities. >> right. >> bill: vegas hashan most cities, more than 11%. who is not working? >> well, here it is. there is about a half a million population in vegas. but 40 million people visit vegas each year. so it's a trickle down economic situation. conservative tycoons run the strip. you have sheldon allegedson. steve wynn. they compete to see who can build bigger feastdoms there. >> don't they need service people. >> there they are tightening things up. jobless recovery that people are talking about. >> bill: not hiring. >> hiring but not like, you know, big-time jobs. you are getting small jobs. menial labor, a lot of the illegal immigrants. we saw a lot of illegal immigrants on the street passing out strip club cards, people doing menial labor. those kind of things. >> bill: people who come bring money. people who live there don't have any right now. >> they don't have a lot. it's on othe way back. i don't want to sell out saving, they are coming back. >> bill: all right. jesse watters, everybody. when we come right

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there are millions of americans leaching the jobs force.t's the lowest participation rate since 1981. we have a lot more work to do as a country and the president, he promised that we would be in a lot better shape from an economic perspective than we are right now. >> okay. how about this. why don't you take a look at a poll from gallop. support among gop voters stands at 35%. let's check out a similar point in 2008. the number for john mccain was at 47% and then listen, kirsten, to the rather lukewarm support that romney is getting from fellow republicans, even those who have endorsed him like newt gingrich. >> do you believe mitt romney is a liar? >> i still believe that the romney campaign said things that weren't true. >> forget about the romney campaign. is mitt romney a liar? >> the governor said things at times that weren't true. >> this reminds me of going to a surgeon. if i've got a terrible cancer or something to be operated on, if i'm going to be operated on for prostate cancer, i didn't go to the nicest doctor. he's not a perfe

but we are looking at the patience, and like you start leaching them in the process of slow recovery.rong point of view, and ezra has strong points of information and point of view -- >> and so i don't have information? >> well, i'm trying to be diplomatic, but even the imf, not known as a bastion of keynesianism is deeply worried about what will happen to strangling a recovery slowly beginning, and germany is going to play a critical role and france to a certain extent, but you are right in the lack of clarity about the eurozone. >> we are not done, and stay right there, because we will stay on the economy, but up next, we will talk about how this caught on moment camera actually tells us something about our economy and our very own speaker of the house. there's an al goly go-- allegor that alligator, i swear. the eveg more pain and more pills. sealing the deal... when, hang on... her doctor recommended aleve. it can relieve pain all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is lois... who chose two aleve and fewer pills for a day free of pain. and get the all day pain relief of aleve

the religious right is leaches pointed out has done the same thing. now the tea party. in all cases, any effort on the part of conservatives to battle the establishment has had to go through grassroots rather than top down. it is not that moderates were immune to war against doing this they never had to. they assumed they were the historical basis of the republican party so it was the others crashing the party. >> one quick observations. individuals make a great difference. one of the problems with the moderates as they did not time to do it anymore. he was one person who understood the necessity of organization and got moderates organize to take over the apparatus and when he passed, so did this whole perspective. >> and nixon talked about picking it up, but even if he had been able to i doubt watergate qualified him from doing that. >> thank you very much. john price. the question looks more into the future than the past. we've spoken about how moderates were marginalized in both parties and i am hearing something -- it's up to someone last night about the effort in t

obvious leach getting the budget on balance is one of the critical issues facing the country. clinton was more of a reach across the aisle kind of president and more of a centrist and what does it say about what kind of president hillary clinton would have been? >> i think hillary clinton would have been a wonderful president. >> gretchen: more centrist than president obama? >> i think she would have been more progressive i. think obama is quite centrist. i think he's staked his whole first term on compromise in stark contrast to what the right has done, which is essentially been trying to punish the president and to protect their interests. i think that secretary of state clinton would have actually governed more from the left 'cause i think she would have -- that's the position -- >> gretchen: then she would have had a lot of disagreements at home because president clinton doesn't seem to agree with that. thanks so much. have a good rest of the week. stunning development, university dumping its entire health care program for students. the reason, they say, is simple. they cl

robin leach who is a friend of this show and has been here many times. are you colliding there?>> las vegas really is the entertainment capital of the world. it really is. we have the best shopping. we have the best -- >> shopping? >> oh, my gosh, yes. we're known as a shopping destination. >> so we have the best restaurants, all the top chefs come to las vegas and they open a restaurant. it's a great place! >> it sounds like a lot of fun. what about if you got a family? is it a place for family entertainment? >> absolutely. there's a lot of things for families to do and a lot of free things so we're encouraging all of americans to come to las vegas and bring your families and have fun. >> why not? >> yeah. and take back your summer. >> very good. all right. >> that's our new campaign, take back your summer. take off from work. >> who needs a staycation, if you've got the money visit jennifer and genevieve in las vegas. >> absolutely. we especially invite you out. >> who are those two gals over there? >> jennifer. >> and porsche. >> very nice. thanks so much for dropping by. sor