guests tonight larry pratt founder and executive director out gun owners of america i'm sure of richard mack who stood up to president clinton for your rights we got an update from the builder of meeting in st moritz from luke without skin devil dog deliberate so joins me to tell you a story from this one time at boot camp we've got the government's way to increase gun values figured out an eleven year old girl would make a better commander in chief than obama gun hypocrisy in california and a how to survive in the coming apocalypse only on adam vs the man. you know you've got to watch out for those armed and dangerous tweens out there but you never know when a surly tween might lose it and go with this their pellet guns but los angeles police chief charlie beck is pushing for the city to require all b.b. guns to be brightly colored so as to avoid popping a cap and little timmy does happen before this after repeated cases of police shooting toy armed children in the l.a. area interesting when you're the commentary of great smith the los angeles city councilman and l.a.p.d. officer quote if y

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was killed at the hands of serial killer mack ray edwards. edwards confessed to killing 18 children before committing suicide. >>> and some are questioning whether the city council should be taking pay raises that were recently approved. janine de la vega joins us now from city hall where there's some protesters there tonight. >> reporter: the city council just went into chambers a few minutes ago to talk about this huge budget crisis. behind me you can see there are dozens of union members who work for the city. they are fired up. for the past 30 minutes they've been holding this rally in front of city hall. they are frustrated with all the budget cuts and what they say are unnecessary spending. this could be the last year these kids enjoy summer camp at the san antonio recreation center. there may not be enough money to keep it open because the city faces a $58 million budget deficit. that's why virginia gonzalez was shocked to hear the city council is scheduled to get pay

robert mack mcnamara, when he w his memoirs -- and he was the one who, you know, built up the vietnam war. what a tragedy. i was in the military for five years in the 1960s. i did not have to go to vietnam, but i was in the service. and it was such a tragedy -- >> all right, we're listening to congressman ron paul, vying for the gop nomination to become president of the united states. he is one of a number of gop hopefuls who are addressing the republican leadership conference going on right now in new orleans. the three-day event kicked off yesterday. we've seen newt gingrich already speak, herman cain and other candidates. also rick santorum will be there. also michele bachmann. we're expecting her in just about an hour. we're going to dip into that. she's gained a lot of steam since the cnn debate earlier this week. a lot of people gave her high marks for her performance there. when she steps to the podium, we will take her live as well. >>> meanwhile, the violence escalating in syria, more people literally running for their lives. and today, many of them who have run for their liv

>> pat, what are the issues that mack a republican ignite in the election and cause them to have the election and juice to go on for the general. >> we have a changing political situation right now. the economy is a problem with the president after yesterday's numbers it is about, it may be half of the election. but there is a greater issue out there, the issue of what i call the spector of decline that hangs over the country that people feel. that is in a way we have not seen in years. >> we haven't seen it since the jimmy carter years. >> and water gate. >> yes, he never used that word. >> but a sense of what the country in trouble . we have now the debt, we have question of are we going to make it in the world and what happened to the economy. both partis and remember something that is important. right now, what is building up in the country, is a great opposition to both parties in

ryan mack is back with us. most people don't know how much money they need to retire, but it's not enough, probably not enough. >> a lot of people think retirement is about vineyards and retiring on the beach and what not. they have not taken the time to figure out how much it will take to get them there. time to start getting a little more aggressive and figuring out exactly what we is to do put our money aside and tools we have to use to get there. >> it's not about a vineyard and beach but having to pay your out of pocket health care costs and being able to pay for your rent. the first step to rebuild for those people that aren't ready. >> cnnmoney.com has a great site. figuring out what your goals are. what is your finish line. how much is it going to take for you to get there and have a great cal kurt to use in order to figure out what it will take to get there and give you a good sense of guideline on how long it will take to get there. >> establish a goal, learn your resources and establish a system. >>

so i want to bring in republican congressman william mack thornberry of texas. the vice chairman of the house armed services committee and he was in afghanistan very, very recently, just over the memorial day holiday meeting with troops and villagers, tribal leaders and also members of the afghan government. congressman thornberry, thank you so, so much for being on with me today. i want to talk to you first about the troops and the tribal leaders, folks you talked to there. but we have to -- we have you on because the president is speaking tonight, as we mentioned, outlining his plan of troop withdrawal. from everything i've read, sir, you agree with secretary of defense robert gates that there's too much talk about leaving and not enough talk about getting the job right. sir, how do we get the job right? >> well, it's give the troops a chance to do their job. i mean, i admire the president's decision to send in the 30,000 troops. and it's made a tremendous difference. as you mentioned, i've walked around villages in afghanistan within the past few weeks that i

representative connie mack.editor and msnbc political analyst, eugene robinson. thank you for joining us. >> you were talking about the connie mack in our life. >> he was the great manager of the philadelphia a's and the manager -- >> was that your grandfather? >> great grandfather. >> and he made baseball what it is today. one of the most amazing things he managed in the dugout in a business suit and tie and hat. >> i was saying this because the uniforms were made of all wool. >> so, connie, we've been talking a bit about the debt. you look at the front page of the "usa today," united states owes $62 trillion. we owe $5 trillion more in 2010, added to the debt in 2010. these numbers don't add up. what do we do? we geesht a big showdown coming. >> let me show you what my big plan is. first of all, thank you for having me on. my plan is simple. e with cut 1% of spending every year for six years. in the seventh year we cap it. eighth year we balance the budget and after ten years we cut $10.5 trillion. i think abo

mack, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr.ambassador, could you tell us again why cuba was put on the state sponsor or -- of terrorism list in '82? >> cuba was put on the state sponsorship list for supporting foreign terrorist organizations engaged in activity primarily in this hemisphere but, again, for repeated acts of support of international terror. >> okay. and then in answering questions from my colleague, mr. rivera, you outlined some of those terrorist activities. can you tell me what the differences between cuba and vens rail what? -- venezuela? >> i think it's important to underscore that the process of putting a state on the list and the process of taking another state off the list are two very different things. we have a very high bar for taking countries off the list. we want to make sure that when we put countries on the list, that we're not setting such a low threshold that we will both incur, create side effects that will undermine our efforts and our broader national security interests. as a result, um, the --

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mack. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to associate myself witht your opening statement and alson the statement of the ranking member of. before i begin and to my formal opening statement i just want to say that the frustration runs kt deep. i know you guys know this.me we first asked for you to come c in front of the subcommittee in the western hemisphere and youd refused. you put up a roadblock after roadblock and just flat out refusal. i hope this serves as a warning that next time we ask you to come in front of the subcommittee you will come because i the you're going to come t there, here, and if we he to use our subpoena power we will. it. let's not go through this circus another time.ate today in light of the u.s. state department's recent actions inur sanctioning the purpose of thisr hearing is to review and better understand the role of the state department and treasuryiz department annualizing sanctions as an instrument of u.s. foreign policy.he specifically i would like to concentrate on the sanctions ava

speaker, mack millan cancer report talks about this. why doesn't the prime minister know about this argument. he should know about these arguments. i asked him again, mr. speaker, will he now admit that 7,000 cancer patients are losing up to 94 pounds a week? >> i've answered his question three times. >> with a full explanation. and the whole point about our benefit reforms is that there are proper medical tests so we support those who cannot work as a generous and tolerant and compassion country should, but we make sure that those who can work have to go out to work so that we don't reward bad behavior. that's what the bill is about. he's attempting to put up a smoke screen because he's been found out. he made a speech this week about the importance of welfare reform. but he can't take his divided party with him. that's what this is about. weak leadership of a divided party. >> dave miliband. >> mr. speaker, what an absolute disgrace to describe talking about cancer patients in this country as a smoke screen. this is about people out i

let me tell him what mack millan cancer support says. many -- i think they should listen to what macmillan cancer support has to say. >> yeah. >> let me tell him -- i think it's a grace that conservative members are shouting when we're talking about people affected by cancer. >> here, here. >> this is what they say, this is what they say. many people will lose this benefit simply because they haven't recovered quickly enough. mr. speaker, i asked him the question again. will he now admit 7,000 cancer patients are losing up to 95 pounds a week. >> let me try to explain it again because i don't think he's got the point. >> order, order. i think -- order. order. i think it is a disgrace that members on both sides of the house are shouting their heads off when matters of the most serious concern are being debated. i repeat what i've said before. the public despise this sort of behavior. let's have a bit of order. prime minister. >> i'm very grateful for that. i want to try to explain to the honorable gentleman why he's it got why and what we

. >> thank you, chairman bono mack for your diligence. i've been in my office with 28 constituents, one of whom was a world war ii veteran and several vietnam veterans, and they wanted to take pictures, and you know that drill, and so i had to accumulate them as best as i could. but we're here, and thank you very much for convening this hearing today. i certainly thank the two witnesses for your presence. mad a. chairman, thank you for holding this hearing on data security and the recent breaches that we have seen at sony and epsilon. last month, well over 100 million consumer records had been compromised as a result of those breaches, including full names, email, and mailing drearks the passwords, and maybe even credit card numbers. those two major breaches illustrate no company is safe and we must always operate at a heightened level of security and vigilance. no company wants its data compromised, and sony and epsilon are certainly no exception. sony was victim to hackers who stole nearly 100 million consumer records, and it took engin

mack. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and i want to associate myself with your opening statement and also the statement of the ranking member, and before i begin into my formal opening statement, i just want to say that the frustration runs deep, and i know you guys know this. we first asked for you to come in front of the subcommittee in the western hem fear and refused putting up roadblock after roadblock. i hope this serves as a warning next time we ask you to come in front of the subcommittee, you'll come. either you'll come here or there, and if we have to use our subpoena power, we'll do it. let's not go through this circus another time, okay? today in light of the u.s. state department's recent actions and sanctioning data, the purpose of this hearing is to review and better understand the role of state and treasury department in utilize sanctions ag as instrument of u.s. foreign policy. i want to talk about the sanctions under u.s. law and discuss their application in case venezuela, individuals, busines

bow bayh and macke will be back in court on july 8th to be sentenced. they are both expected to be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. in oakland jody hernandez nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much, jodi. at 6:30 we will talk to our legal analyst about the big risks the prosecution took to get this verdict. >>> we have some information in right now. this has to do with a tragedy that happened on the tracks in burlnggame. a train struck and killed a person. there is no cal train service between millbray and hills dale. giants fans are going to have to make other plans. this is what happened. we understand a person walked on to the tracks and was killed. a second day in a row a cal train has killed a person on the tracks in burlinggame. a difficult situation. we are continuing to follow that information and will have more as soon as we know more. >>> a scathing rebuke for pg&e and a report ordered by the public utilities commission which warns urgent reforms are needed. in the wake of the deadly pipeline explosion in san br

. >> connie mack and mary bono mack are here. they're teaming up to cut the u.s. a time. >> come on in, guys. >> welcome back. dangerously close to default as you know as republicans and democrats continue to play tug of war over raising the debt ceiling. former congressman connie mack and his wife, mary bono mack say they have the solution. good morning. >> thanks for having us. >> let's talk about the 1% solution. it is? >> amazing. imagine -- >> you like it. you're behind it? >> yeah, yeah, yes. imagine balancing the budget one penny at a time. so what we're talking about doing is taking 1% or one penny out of every federal dollar a year for six years. and at the end of seven years, we cap spending to 18% of gdp. balance the budget in eight years and in 10 years, we cut $7.5 trillion and this is something -- >> wait a minute, by cutting a penny out of every dollar? >> absolutely. absolutely. so here's the beauty of this thing. everybody at home that is watching right now, they've had to take much more than 1 penny out of every dollar in their family budgets. an

here with reaction, florida congressman connie mack and, i hope he's my congressman one day. manager from the firm lanny j davis and associates, the one andlo we got to know each other -- by the way, i really mean it. you live from paradise. the best congressional district in the country, except maybe for hawaii. >> i agree. >> sean: you and i had big fights during the clinton years. >> when i first met you. you were a lot younger, more liberal. >> sean: i was never more liberal. we had some brawls about clinton and impeachment, heated, fiery debate. you wrote a book after that process. tell the truth -- truth to tell. tell it all, tell it early, tell it yourself. i often quote it. i read the whole book. compare that to how congressman weiner handled this? >> he broke all of the rules about getting the bad news out yourself. and telling the as quickly as possible and ending the story. and he's paying a terrible consequence, personally and politically, because he broke those rules. >> sean: who can trust him? i did feel sorry for him today. on the other hand, i look at his fam

evidently these young home boys are too busy doing the mack raina while listening to better than ezran their head phones. i'm hip to the scene. there's a new way for republicans to appeal to youngsters and it's the subject of tonight's word. shock the vote. one conservative has figured out how to reach the coveted youth audience. kenneth delvechio, a former part time new jersey judge and senate candidate. delvechio or d to the v as no one calls him knows there's no way to get to kids like final destination, drag me to hell and sex in the stay 2. it's terrifying. to appeal to the children out there he wrote and produced a prolife horror film called the life zone. >> you have all committed a terrible sin. i am your jailer. >> you are all on the operating table. all ready to commit murder. >> you must -- >> you kidnapped. >> you will stay here in thiss room for the nextç seven months until you simultaneously give birth to your children. it's a movie with all the terror of knocked up. the life zone is about three pregnant women who are held captive by a sadistic jailer who tries to chang

connie mack managed till he was 87 years old. mean time, the best player in the major leagues but albert pujols will be sidelined for 4- 6 weeks has he has broken his arm yesterday. knocked his glove off and he left the field immediately. the cardinals had as many injuries as the giants have. he will be out 4-6 weeks. that's the sporting life. giants and a's back in action tomorrow. >> thank you. >>> coming up on bay area news at 7 on tv 36, could the death penality be on the way out in california? how that study led to action today that state capital. that on bay area news at 7 in 30 minutes. >>> our coverage continues online, follow us on twitter, visit ktvu on twitter.

we have performance, nunu, t-mack, sticky and smt. give them a round of applause. >> okay. >> hey. check him out. >> i tray to break away. >> people always see what that want to see, i see you. but they don't know how hard it is to be me. >> to be me. i only got so much to give. caught in this lonely live i live. but it ain't going to get me down. cause it's my business don't make it true of you don't want to bring me round. >> from this space that i portray. >> i can only take it one step day-by-day. people only see what they want to see. >> yeah. i see you. >> they don't know how hard it is to be me. >> i keep on putting the clothes from my kicks. i keep on, i really don't care. that's not going to make me mean. i have some dreams, i need to achieve. >> i don't believe. >> i will be down on my knees. >> i only take it day-by-day. >> people always see what they want to see. but they don't know how hard it is to be me. >> check it out. >> on my game. >> every day. >> i will be swinging. >> that's all i'm saying. >> celebrate the way from this space that i portray. >> space that i p

among them things from the beatles, need wood mack -- >>> she's a super star among the finest chefs in the world but she walked away to cook for these kids. >> reporter: wearing they are characteristic -- her characteristic chef's hat, makes her rounds. she doesn't work in a restaurant. these are her patients. she's the executive chef empty pediatric unit at -- cancer unit. >> all i'm making today is. >> reporter: classically trained worked in some of the most successful restaurants in new york city winning critical acclaim. but she still wanted something more. >> more chefs have to realized the power they possess in food and how much of a difference they can make in other people's lives by just utilizing their knowledge differently. >> reporter: she's brought her cooking talent to this world renowned hospital. >> reporter: she knows that i like a lot of spicy food with a lot of tomato sauce. >> reporter: she serves whatever comfort foods her patients would like to order, a chocolate shake or their fast food favorite. as she comforts parents and nourishes their children. chef bonn eat

another group that is still eligible to retire will meet mack's retirement in three years, which will be the drop dead point for the drop. -- for the drop. this situation is going to become a very serious for next year's budget. we need three academy class is to just day where we are now, where we are short, but doable. as we improve, we can keep the level of service, but now -- but not if we're down 300-400 officers. with that, if you look at the hiring costs of having three academy class is, the salary costs are about $1 million, and the salary costs for our regular academy without law enforcement experience is about $5 million. the reason for the difference is certain lateral officers have post-certifications they bring with them, so they do not start at the bottom step. and we graduate more people from lateral class's. there is a varying pace to get through the academy, having already successfully operated in other police departments. the tricky part there is many police officers -- at some point in time, you start getting officers that perform at less than or not having achieved.

to the slope they see such snow but they don't know what it is like underneath it maybe packed in a mack case it is not interest but what if it is unstable down there you just step on the snow and it slides away from you if the snow's temperature structure and density are all measured by the specialists to see how the layers bond together they handle the readings right on the spot. the test demonstrates that the top layer of the snow drift on the slope is unstable. may start sliding when skiis or snowboarders ride over it which could then trigger an avalanche so now we're going to designate the area as hazardous and closed to the public. attention those of you who it came to skull mountain peaks please be careful according to the avalanche safety center a heightened alert has been declared for the next two days because of an avalanche hazard. or is a ski resort within the arctic circle originally it was meant as a place where the people of the town of killed lost could spend their vacations today tourists from across the country come to visit. we were going there for ten days but trouble

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. >> and i go to the mack store, i follow it on twitter and facebook, just to get an outlook on the better products coming out. victoria secret, they tell you the new items so you can go look early. >> reporter: the golden gate psychologist says this. >> part of the reason for the importance of socially media is that consumers trust each other now more than they trust businesses. >> reporter: last year along, on line searches for coupons increased by 67% over the year before. by 2015, consumers will spend almost four billion on deals of the bay promotions. families that shop for promotions save more money each year, and billions combined. forget about paying full price. >> full price is now over priced in the minds of consumers. >> reporter: no more shop until you drop. now it is don't shop until the prices drop. >> until the price is right. i only spend that type of money if it is exactly the right thing at the right time. >> i think the recession provided the motivation, and now the internet has provided the means. >> reporter: and the big danger now, unnecessary spending only to get the

among other items are things from the beatle, janice joplin, fleetwood mack and the grateful dead. >>> a typy pooch from petaluma has been crowned the world's ugliest dog. meet yoda. the mutt weighs about 1.8 pounds. she won the annual contest at the sonoma/marin fair last night. the trophy is about 15 times her size. yoda also won $1,000. yoda got the money? who got the money? she was in the field 14 years ago and the people who found her thought she was a rat. no way. this is the first year that the fair allowed dog fans to vote via text messages. >>> i covered this story years ago. this is a huge contest in sonoma every year. >> i'm glad they got good weather for that. >> there you go. they did. and you could just text message which one. yoda. >> beauty is in the eye of the beholder. i thought he was kinds of cute. >> getting $1,000. >> i hope he spends it well. >> dog food. >> good weth -- weather so far. >> what we do have is temperatures steadily on the decline and some moisture at the upper levels of the atmosphere. we can see bay bridge right from the shot here. and we're seei

anthony mack was supposed to return to his native australia tomorrow, leaving his american husband behind. the couple has applied for a change in status with the u.s. immigration office. that allows a member of a heterosexual couple to sponsor a spouse to obtain residency but does not apply to legally married same-sex couples. the couple says they're taking a first step to battle the federal government to change its immigration rules discriminating against gay poums couples and are -- gay couples and petitioning for lawmakers to join the fight. >>> a richmond elementary school that was scheduled for demolition went up in flames today. before school officials had a chance to move out hundreds of thousands of dollars in materials and equipment. the king elementary school is located near 39th and carlson. we have more. a big blow to a district that's already struggling. >> reporter: it really is, jessica. the damage here is extensive. you can see the singe marks on the outside of the building. while inside, everything has been destroyed. some of the items had already been moved over to the n

committee for the western hemisphere led by one republican republican representative called karni mack is also asking for venezuela to be the clear a terrorist back what does that mean though declaring a terrorist state in what way then what we see the u.s. taking action on this where it tried to manipulate a great change there in venezuela. well i believe from latin america from argentina to be exact that what we are seeing the generalized rejean change promoted by the united states britain france and even israel behind the scenes in north africa and the middle east as a whole will now be coming very likely to latin america so i would not be surprised to see a wave of u.s. promoted regime change in various countries in latin america from their point of view a logical country to start would be going as well or further afield ecuador. and even argentina might be also be mark earmarked for this because apparently the global power elite operating from the united states and from britain is said on global rejean change as they move i believe closer and closer to a more formal world governme