bill richardson we've got an exclusive with matt dillon on osama bin laden and we'll pin down jake and lou all the world's smallest political quiz how the time flies when liberty is on the rise you're watching adam versus the man. last night's republican presidential debate in south carolina kicked off a long battle for the privilege of facing off with barack obama but this was not the g.o.p. a four years ago in the two thousand and eight presidential debates it was the big government interventionist neil cons against the not so big government social conservatives that was the quintessential divide between the candidates against that backdrop it's understandable why ron paul was cast aside as an outsider but not last night it would seem now the struggle for the soul of the g.o.p. will be between the libertarian or libertarian leaning constitutionalists and the social conservatives now this is not to say by any stretch of the imagination that mr universal health care for minnesota tim pawlenty and prescription drug plan apologist santorum didn't have their own neo con streaks but neither on

you look like the offspring of if lou dobbs and jim cramer [bleeped] a muppet. [laughter] no one wanted you to be president. we just wanted to watch you run. but if you won't listen to me,

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the 11-year-old poodle named lou was recently found wandering the streets but luckily lou had a animal services was able to track down lou's owners. >>> say hey, look who turned 80 maybe the third time will be the charm for paul mccarte me. the former beetle is engaged to his girlfriend. the musician began dating the new yorker in 2007. he was married to lynn targeted mccartney before shedied in 1998. then she married in 2002, which ended in a messy divorce six years later. >>> if he's a san jose sharks fan, he'd be disappointed. >> been a rough ride, a wild ride, glass half empty, sharks can be close out the red -- cannot close out the red wings. shark fans get to see them sunday at the tank. another game to blow your hair back. in detroit, wings flying out of the gate up 2-0 already, nicolas lindstrom knocked it in mid-air with his stick, 3-0. worth another look. you see the replay, major skill there. 17 seconds later, however, ryane clowe shot on goal, logan couture right place, right time as usual. they are in the game 3-1. in the third, dany heatley ties it up for the sharks at th

the 11-year-old poodle named lou was recently found wandering the streets but luckily lou had a microchip and animal services was able to track down lou's owners. >>> say hey, look who turned 80 today. did the giants deliver a victory on willie may's birthday? maybe the third time will be the charm for paul mccarte me. the former beetle is engaged to his girlfriend. the musician began dating the new yorker in 2007. he was married to lynn targeted mccartney before shedied in 1998. then she married in 2002, which ended in a messy divorce six years later. >>> if he's a san jose sharks fan, he'd be disappointed. >> been a rough ride, a wild ride, glass half empty, sharks can be close out the red -- cannot close out the red wings. shark fans get to see them sunday at the tank. another game to blow your hair back. in detroit, wings flying out of the gate up 2-0 already, nicolas lindstrom knocked it in mid-air with his stick, 3-0. worth another look. you see the replay, major skill there. 17 seconds later, however, ryane clowe shot on goal, logan couture right place, right time as usual. they ar

lou we have harvey here. >> i have a question. i do understand what you just said there are two similar buildings and one is base isolated and one wasn't? >> yeah back to back. >> so we get to compare their performance. that will be a wonderful -- >> they're both designed by the u.s. marine corp. i actually have plans for one of the buildings. not the one that i worked on. i got the other plans and when i found out i had the wrong plans i gave them to the owner of the other building and similar and built for world war ii and one of the fascinating things instead of stairs in the buildings they have spiral slides so in an emergency you didn't run down the stairs and told the guy to hop in the slide and out the building and that was their emergency e aggress. >> and they're designed if there an explosion it doesn't blow the walls out. and one of my favorite is the old pump station and now used as the headquarters of the fire department and one thing that makes this -- dare i say odd building and has live tidal sea water from the cov

lou? >> i got arrested around 5:00 on sunday morning so there was not a lot going on but despite that, whoever arrested me, i don't remember if it was captain raid was head of the police, told me that a mob was descending on us. the white freedom riders went into the white reading room in the black freedom riders went into the white waiting room. if i did not immediately give up i would be arrested for breach of peace. it was such a sure raid if. is shocked me go and the context that this happened throughout the judicial process in mississippi where judges and the chief of police just lied and lied on the bible. these were supposedly religious people, so it was very quiet experience. i was exhausted and that is how i got arrested. >> i remember we saw the mom. they knew we were coming, and there was a lot of them. when the patty wegmans, we were told to get directly into the pat wiggins. i was glad to get into the paddy wagon for the women got into the paddy wagon, a white policeman walked

use the word free enterprise as a code word for policies that can harm workers in the environment lou was a respected law professor at berkeley extremely qualified for the job also happens to be asian american so naturally grassley rich resorted to an ethnic attack. does he think one of the communist run china that the government runs everything that's how out of place this guy is when he talks about free enterprise private ownership of private and limited government being something somehow if they are but if you get government born like they do in china is somehow a better place. doesn't think that at all senator but since he has an asian last name republicans like chuck grassley believe he must be a communist operative these guys are way too paranoid and little too racist to be in government and the very very ugly south carolina state senator mike fair fair is the chief sponsor of another one of these anti shari'a law bills that are sweeping the nation and on the record this week to say this in defense of his legislation. but most. honestly most. ninety percent. of the. acts of terr

lou and i used to have a bet every year about the delaware/new hampshire game. it is always competitive. had my football career at delaware been as auspicious as lou's at new hampshire, hell, i'd be president. # anyway, it is great to be back to see you all. it is a dangerous thing to do to start to name people. it is good to see paul. paul, you were a great congressman and i hope you will still take another shot at this. and is carol here? my buddy, carol, how are you? i love you. carol was winning by 20 points before i campaigned for her 20 times. if i just stayed out, carol. and is billy sheen here? billy, i tell you what, you married way up, pal. way, way up. je jeanie is a star down there. this is dangerous so i'm going to stop now before i start naming people and leave out some of my close friends. look, folks, it's really genuinely good to be back with you all tonight. the last time i was up here and i came up a lot in '08, it was really a difficult, difficult political environment. and we had a lot of candidates two of whom i named so far who were hurt,

asking oh oh you mean that left wing maybe right a word or is lou i'm going to land oh i think you're going to europe we're in atlanta you're missing the so to be this lance bass that face work you've been lucrative. i've been here in beautiful atlanta georgia right now i'm actually in an undisclosed location would a very dangerous dangerous dangerous single mother that wishes to remain anonymous and her location secret because the government has actually persecuted her and seized her chickens away from her so i. feel i blew it you are reporting from an undisclosed location who do you think you are to understand hooper oh yeah i hope i don't get beat over the head by somebody if you. don't worry you won't get a scratch on your pretty little face if that happens the way it happened to him over what have you been up to. and i've just been having a crazy week releasing a lot of videos but just right now john i think a weak minded lapdog that newsweek a new york times along with the rolling stones had just launched a hit piece against me and i will this is all this is what this is this is

allies like you go back to lou. and you've been planning a one world government currency pretty good now i mean the world's leading what we've been talking about it i would be going to get more consolidated control of the world and one way they're going to do it is with a one world government currency when they consolidate all the currencies so more people less people have more power than they ever did before and this was in the works for many years before and now they're only implementing it with the help of the federal reserve i.m.f. and world bank and all these other secretly including the builder group that have been calling for a bit served many years outstanding lou thanks for being with us and i will look for more updates from europe from your tour and hope to be hearing from you and charlie soon itself thank you very much that was adam vs the man correspondent lucrative in paris france and code pink co-founder medea benjamin and adam vs the man military analyst jake dilbert that's our show.

well thank you for that luke at least we got that much out of it really appreciate it lou thanks for joining us thank you so while looking at all of the heinous things that police officers are capable of sometimes due to individual irresponsibility or malice sometimes due to policy it's important to remember that police are all beautiful wonderful human beings just as capable of love and compassion as anyone else many of them are cops for noble reasons they want to provide for the public safety help people in need and fight for justice and the end of the day we must remember the police are just people like you and me the difference is a badge and the sanction to execute government policy by force. because of this it's important to make sure that those protocols of government are just and that the individuals holding the badge is treat citizens fairly this is our responsibility not as americans or even as individuals but as members of communities that want people to be treated fairly and justice to be done i. know. that's our show thank you so much for tuning into adam reverses the ma

finished up like this gibson chopblock he got it back to lou led a double bubble tonight 14-12 for loutty good percentage but look like early he tried to set a second offender. >> joseph johnson is a great player. he does a year after year. he scores so many different ways. sometimes it can guard him well any can still score. men like that you try to make them work as much as possible. hoping to a decent job he is a great player. >> he is a good player but after a 34. game johnson had only 16 tonight 11 for crawford to coupes for him. both the defense would tonight that's what the series goes even. baseball: the white sox who just can't seem to get a break. south side a game against the twins. alex starting to snap out of a little bit. bottom of the third inning real launch one. that's his second three days. the twins had a lead by the time they hit the ninth inning. 3-221 for the sox to out. no to a magical there. simple fly out. thank now 0-5 the sox have lost 17 of the last 21. the cubs are coming off that west coast road trip with and winning record for a change. in the sixth his o

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brigantses went public with his diagnosis of lou gehrig's disease. >> he will be here.n't wait. i've been e-mailing him all week. he's been wonderful. he still greets the fans. he inspires players and people with als. >> there's no cure or treatment for those with als. but there is hope. >> we do stem cell research now. it is just breathtaking. it is just so vibrating to see what's going on at this meeting. it was really cool. >> reporter: 1700 people are expected here for the race. to raise an estimated quarter million dollars for als research. >> we have 75 teams signed up. and that's really the heart of the race. they get their friends and families involved. and they're all coming out tomorrow. >> reporter: ron matz, wjz eyewitness news. >> o.j. brigants and his wife are cochairs of the race. ravens coach john harbaugh will also be there. and you can still register for the siesta 5k. for more information, just log onto our website, wjz.com. >>> will the sun hold up for the race? looks like we could see some rain. wjz is live with first warning weather coverage. bob t

lou was found wandering the streets, thank to an i.d.s, animal services tracked down his owner. what a nice story. >>> chief meteorologist bill martin is going to tell us in just a couple of moments here, everybody is talking about the weekend. sunday is mother's day and a lot of people hoping for nice weather. if you can break down the weekend for us how does sunday look. >> it's going to be clearer on sunday. we have things cooling down. we have fog at the coast. that's going to be there for several days. temperatures tomorrow there you go it's going to be cooler again. i mean today's temperatures 20 degrees cooler than they were yesterday. so temperatures continue downward because of this on shore flow. tomorrow fog and clouds and temperatures in the low 70s. remember we had 90s. we had records two days ago. the on shore flow increases and the overhead clouds increase on sunday. and we get into a much cooler pattern. sunday looks like we're going to find temperatures in the mid- 60s. it's not a wash out it's just cooler. it's going to

it is a great pleasure to be here with lou again and with mr. goss, and mr. broder. it is a pleasure to meet you today. i will give you a chance to leave one wonderland which is the people of republic of berkeley and visit another one which is to come to washington, d.c., and defense the obama administration, which is not a position i'm usually used to being in. i'm happy to do it on this one occasion, although not for reasons that the obama agonists -- obama administration wanted. this friday the 60-day limit will pull on the obama administration, and that is the war powers resolution which says a president cannot have troops abroad in periods or informants of potential hostility for more than 60 days. unless he gets authorization from congress, they have to remove them. that means the libyan intervention is this friday. i think this puts president obama in a very tough position of his own creation. when he was campaigning for the presidency at the end of 2007, he told a press and there was a nice piece that had a quotation, he said, of what the president does not h

i know, lou. >> who else sent in a red -- resume? >> an war alawarki.ks in a language that young people can understand. >> he's down with the kids. he even has his own app. it's called "really angry birds." death to america and pigs. this guy sounds pretty great, but sitting backwards on his prayer mat and rapping with the kids isn't enough. what's the catch? >> he's in yemen. he's not in afghanistan and pakistan with the other al qaeda leaders. the last thing they need is to try to do this across seas, across ocean, across country country lines. >> and he's not moving to pakistan. have you seen what $1 million gets you in abbottabad? not to mention what you have to pay the government to pretend you're not there. now maybe we should look at a few resumes. here's an interesting candidate. >> mastermind of a serious plot last year to target europe. >> i like him, but no one would believe he's a terrorist. because he looks like he's disguised as a terrorist. [laughter] well, let's wrap this up. i've got time for one more. >> once a battlefield commander in

from ground zero, was hit hard. 37 middletown residents died in the world trade towers, including mary lou byrd's nephew, brendan, who was visiting one tower, and her oldest sister rosanne, who was working in the other. >> she would have been 52 on april 27th. >> reporter: with the news of osama bin laden's death, she says, there was a range of emotions. >> i was in disbelief. it was a little shocking, and it just brought everything back. >> reporter: in middletown even the train station can be a reminder of those who were lost that day. dozens of commuters' cars whose drivers would never return. when i was here in 2001, this local church suffered an almost unimaginable tragedy. st. mary's church alone lost 26 parishioners in one day. that's more people than the whole town lost in world war ii and vietnam combined. today this garden and memorial is another reminder of middletown's pain. at a local diner nearly everyone has some connection to those who died on 9/11. including victor amato, who welcomed the news of bin laden's death. >> i was thrilled. it was the best news i've heard this ye

david lou has the story. >>reporter: from the outside nothing about this hayward apartment makes it stand out. however police photo show the one bedroom quantity was packed with computers. and equipment to make bogus credit card and fake i.d. >> we located numerous printer printers. that are used to print credit cards from blank credit card including over 900 blank credit card that hadn't been printed yet. >>reporter: oakland police and secret service arrested 40-year-old michelle williams. she faces 20 felony counts of theft and forgery. the investigation was triggered when an oakland city employee had her identity stolen. >> just due to the amount of equipment that they had and the amount of victims information tha potential victim information they did have store entered a very sophisticated record keeping management system would lead to us believe that it has been going on for awhale. >>reporter: database stolen information numbered in the thousands. information that allowed the operation to make bogus cre

including mary lou jepson. she helped build the cheapest, lowest power and greenest laptop in the world. and admits getting here wasn't easy. >> will is the gender discrimination. barriers are extreme. >> for my career i have been the only woman in room. >> companies that say one reason so few women are in senior level position is because of a lack of work-like balance. many opt to stay. in mid-level management. >> that is something that is up to a company. to crack the code about how to make it work for the senior women. >> many say what is needed are major cultural shifts within companies. ibm took home the award for top company for technical women. santa clara, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >>> 4:51 now. san francisco mayor ed lee says to make this year beta breakers race fun and safe uniquely san francisco event successful. mayor lee says there was neighborhood collaboration with emphasis on safety and less trash clean-up after this year's event. in previous years the neighbors complained of the unruly clo

video from oakland animal service shows a poodle named lou reunitedded with his family. he turned up wondering the streets of east oakland and thanks to an id chip they tracked down his owner. >>> the new information is emerging from the osama bin laden take down, how much the cia spent monitor in the compound from a safe house and how osama bin laden outsmarted them and learning more on the investigation into an attack on a san francisco giants fan, bryant stowe, the leads investigators are following. those stories and more in our next newscast. ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. thanks for watching. have a great weekend. send comments to comments@captioncolorado.com captions by terry james, caption colorado, llc. bree: sis, help me create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden? bree: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no, but there's a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister.

he beat lou donald. prevented him from becoming the no. 1 ranked player in the world.uan marichal, here to talk about the greatest game he ever pitched. and we want to hear from you. who should the warriors' next coach be? tweet us. we'll hear the best ones on the air and hear from some of the fans out today, see who they think should be the next leader of the warriors. >> and you're waiting. >> well, it doesn't matter who they hire. they need to get better players. >>> more on the arrest of the suspect in the beading of brian stow. republican president contender newt gingrich has trouble explaining a half million dollar credit to tiffanies. that's going to do it for this edition. 60 minutes is next. see you at 11:00. good-night. ,,,,,,,, whoever said that "less is more" is more or less mathematically challenged. less isn't more, it's less. and the only thing more than more is a lot more. which is exactly what i get at embassy suites. more space... more down time. more family time. -more me time. -more me time. -more me time. because the more more i have, the more i ha

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david lou explains why brisbane on the peninsula is at odds now with visalia in the central valley. >> in fact a job destroying law. >>reporter: the only thing missing from this hearing was a pair of boxing gloves. battle royal is over this company vwr called brisbane home for 50 years making science lab equipment. vwr is planning to move to visalia that offered tax incentive. critic say that's a misuse of taxpayer dollars. >> this is not about ripping out the job in one community and transplanting them in another community. that's not what it is about. it is being abused here and i think we need to dress it. >>reporter: more than 100 workers in brisbane will lose their job. many worked there for 15 to 30 years. >> i have a wife and 3 kid. i have grand child that lives with me now. and p.m. my wife lost her job last year. she's not working full-time but she works. so i'm pretty much supporting the family, brine bain is a victim too. losing the one company will translate into a 2.1 million dollar hit for brisbane general fund. that's about two-thirds of the annual police department bud

you look like the offspring of if lou dobbs and jim cramer [bleeped] a muppet. [laughter] no one wanted you to be president. we just wanted to watch you run. but if you won't listen to me, perhaps you'll listen to this little boy i found breathing steam in front of the diner each morning where i breakfast. "please, sir, please, can we have some more." i'm sorry, little boy, it's over. >> it can't be over, jon, because i purchased some things already with the trump joke bonus money that you promised me. >> >> jon: john, i told you not to get anything. >> i just made some real estate purchases, jon, relax. i used after last dollar of the crotch monster 5,000, my new jet ski, jon. >> jon: who is that girl on the back of your jet ski? >> i don't know. she came with the jet ski. the point, is i'm broke, jon. i even had to sell the fingers on my gloves. >> jon: pull yourself together, oliver. >> i'm sorry. >> jon: god dammit, trump, look what you're doing. run, for god's sake, run. america needs you. >> run, please, please. >> jon: john oliver, every >> welcome back.

near the white house has been on their best behavior but she feels bad because of those in nearbyll t lound honking. i'm sure they can understand on a day like this why so much noise. the news has spread quickly across the country. >>> the emotion is not lost even in the ninth inning of a close. >> bob: game between the mets and the phillies last night. >> it's an odd feeling. some of the crowd chanting usa, usa. obviously aware of the news. >> both mets and phillies fans alike broke out in chants of usa as they received the news of bin laden's death. many could be seen checking their cell phones for more news. >>> the mets won what turned out to be a symbolic games in 14 issues by a score of 2-1. who can recall the first game that the mets played after 9/11 back 1 years ago when the mets players came out wearing the hats, the ball caps of the new york city fire department and new york city police department. very emotional. >> the world's newspapers the report on owe sam a ma bin laden's death front and center. here is one of the first we are seeing from the "new york times". bin laden k

you still have the speeds in the 40s as you are coming lou the area.heavy volume yet. all those folks will take a while as they get towards fremont. smooth drive to the south bay. 101 starting to sort itself out around tully road. still watch important the slowing at the off ramp and jump on the 101 here. north of highway 87 coming past the airport. heading up the peninsula, no major delays for 101 or 280. we are looking just north of will where we have slowing. here the speed sensors coming down. southbound direction, disabled vehicle. that's your brisbane exit. live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where the lights were turned on at 6:15. >> thank you very much, mike. 6:25 now. "nbc nightly news" took time to show a day in the life of a bay area native. 32-year-old army staff sergeant nick lewis is stationed in a remote part of afghanistan. he lost his parents and grand parents by the time he was 18. and he says that he, quote, became just a bay area stoner until he joined the army. now he spends most of his days trying to stay warm and dry around h

. >>> and current and former ranks teamed -- ravens teamed up to battle lou gehrig's disease.he former player on the ravens' super bowl winning team was diagnosed with als back in 2007. the money raised from this run helps people and families affected by that disease. it was a beautiful morning for so many events in the city this morning. they had the connecticut race at the museum there at the highway. just goes everywhere. and also i had the privilege of emceeing the motors -- mothers against drunk driving 5k walk. and everybody had nice sunshine. and it was a perfect walk. >> what a great day. and it was really difficult to get through the city. >>> sun has been in and out of the clouds last couple of hours. still 70 degrees outside. it's a beautiful evening. there is a chance for a couple of showers. and we'll have that forecast when we come back. [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for just $99.99 a month for a year. call now and you'll

we're not going to be loued to go in there -- allowed to go in there. the amount of power that comes into the building is mind-boggling. generally in the core and then taps off. >> when you say electronics you mean for the tenants themselves, all their telephone lines and computer lines. that's becoming a really big problem not just high rise but all buildings. it's a huge amount of wiring and the tenant moves out and you're left with all the wiring. the cost to the landlord is to remove this wiring. >> that's why it's nice to have a trench. but if you don't have the trench system then you just go overhead. it's pretty simple. you go to the electrical closet. you pull the wires, you go overhead, into your ceiling and drop down into your walls. almost everything you do you're trying to do overhead. that's what's great about the sooilg ceiling systems and the tall floor systems. >> the problem with that is you have to have your walls run all the way up. and in some spaces what they like is they want their partition wall here and then the entire space to b

lou. my employee louie shahada. >> my name is louie. i was at this time in the store. i making sandwiches. the guy, he asked for the i.d., the lady she dropped the i.d. on the counter. and after she take the i.d., he asked her how old are you and she answered. this happened. i see that. >> ok. thank you. >> if you could do that at your seat we can hear from dr. ocho. if you could fill the card out at your seat so we can hear from dr. ocho now. thank you. >> commissioners, dr. ocho, representing the health department. there's no doubt that the appellant agent did sell cigarette to minors -- to a minor and the truth as revealed by the operator said that sure, that there are schools close in the neighborhood. they actually deter these mistakes. the appellant was not willing to take responsibility for the action of his agent by saying they should not sell cigarettes and accept consequences of his employee's negligence. i would say he was acting on the appellant's behalf and that it's his responsibility to ensure that his agents are very much aware of the law. i think 25 da

. >> secretary clinton said the cia has ban loued access to bin laden's compound and behind the scenes swhow have asked for much more. there are many in washington who wanted to be even tougher. but a lot of mack stanies want to see government take a tough stance. because they aligned themselves in america's so-called war on terror that the country is facing so many problems. it does feel like a critical juncture in this relationship. the pakistanis grappling with just how close they should be to the u.s. and americans on how much pressure they should apply. while what they i've decide to ko have a profound impact on the global fight against militants. >> president obama is impoland on the final laying of his european tour. he had talks saturday with his polish counterpart, the white house saying they will focus on national security issues and energy. will grant reports. >> this is a visit heavy on both symbolism and diplomacy. in warsaw, president obama has been careful to make gestures which would have been welcomed in poland, elsewhere in eastern europe and perhaps with a nod to his