bill maher spoke about this whole mess last night.ten to this. >> there's a reason houses have doors on them and windows have shades and if i want to sit in the privacy of my living room and say i think the little mermaid is hot and i want to [ bleep ] her or i don't like watching two men kiss or i think tattoos look terrible on back people, i should be able to even if you think that makes me a [ bleep ]. now, do i really believe those things? i'm not telling you because you're not in my living room! >> oh, you got to love that. all right, guys, listen, think about it. process all of that and we're going to talk about it and get your take on it right after this break. our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. new at&t mobile share value

are you going to defend bill maher? >> isn't bill maher a comedian?ah. >> and we should understand that pat sajak was trying to be a comedian. >> if you question climate yourself okay but if you don't you're a racist? was that a funny line. >>? juan he was having a little bit of fun. >> oh, okay. >> we're big fans of sajak. >> the tea parties are terrorists. >> wayne, close out this block and close out this segment? >> yeah, it's very simple. i don't care. i'd rather watch grass grow. both of them are wrong. >> i knew he would come through. i love this segment. coming up, locked and loaded with controversy. fast food franchises taking aim at gun owners exercising their second amendment rights. did they mess with the wrong customers? the fire debate coming up. >>> hey, all of you out there that have satellite radios in your cars that aren't active, i'm about to turn all of your radios on. >>> coming up, leave your weapon outside or get out. some restaurants and gun owners squaring off over the second amendment. do customer versus the right to do custom

and infrastructure program that is part and parcel for mission bay and i would like to ask christian maher, a real estate specialist in our division to work you through the item. >> thank you, director bohee. the items for you for consideration are a memorandum of understanding a 5th amendment to the mission bay south owner participation agreement and release agreement. each of these documents relates to the planned acquisition of blocks 33 and 34 by ucsf for expansion of its reserve campus and necessitated by the university's exemption of a state agency for local land regulations and property taxes. before getting into the details of the transaction, i would like to give you a brief overview of the items that i will cover in the presentation this afternoon. i will start with background on the site, ucsf and the documents that govern development of the site, followed by discussion of the main terms of the proposed agreements; the findings of benefits that we are required to make under redevelopment law, environmental review and conclusion and next steps. blocks 33 and 34 as director bohee

but even though maybe bill maher makes a point here, doesn't matter. whether it's legal or not, it's out there. that still doesn't give him a jet out of jail free card. and the conversation now, we can have the conversation about whether or not it's right or wrong to tape somebody. but the world we live in now, we have to assume that whoever we're having a conversationing with could tape it. it's sad, but it used to be you needed a tv crew to take something nationwide. now you just need an iphone. >> if there were tapes in my house, unlike dana's -- >> it would be riveting. >>> finally, the queen of all media, oprah says she's part of an interested group in acquiring the l.a. clip eshz. here's gayle king one of oprah's bffs tv. >> i was talking to oprah last night. i know she's very excited about the possibility. i'm thinking i need to get some clippers merchandise. a jersey or two. >> i think you'd be needing to get us some tickets. >> so oprah wants to buy, but she wants a couple investors. by the way, i would love to be an investor in that group. >>

. >> christian maher development specialist. if you don't mind, i would like lara yamyoshi would be better able to answer that question. >> thank you. commissioners lara yamyoshi vice chancellor. the state constitution defines the university's as teaching and public service and the clinical care that it provides as part of its public service mission. as you know, we teach students and trainees in our professional schools and our educational programs are part of our mission. we also train residents and post graduates in our post-professional degree programs. in addition, we perform research, and our activities both in the laboratory environment, as well as in an office desktop environment are part of our mission. and then further that involves partnerships with other organizations and entities with whom we do research. but we are limited by how much of our space we can make available to those other entities. particularly if they are for-profit entities. in addition, we provide patient care both in the inpatient setting and outpat

pin united outspoken and ready to take a stand on the day's red hot issues he's my good friend bill maher get ready there's he's joining me for this edition of politicking. in the politicking on larry king joining me one of my favorite people who's never afraid to say what he wants the host of real time with bill maher on h.b.o. the one and only maher himself and by the way in addition to real time bill will be at the murad theater in indianapolis on may thirty first and on june seventh at the car not a theater in rockford illinois west of chicago work the country larry you know i do i let's get right into turn issues none more current than mr sterling now i've heard that you have attacked the fact that he was taped that that's you know but i know dns them justify the means but this is well you know it's be good if we could keep two thoughts and i had the same time you know no one forgives the racism it's nice we've reached a place in america where that's not even debatable nobody stands up for the racism but you know the fourth amendment isn't beanbag no i get it that he's in a kind of a

i didn't talk about bill maher. didn't say anything he says on air because it would have to be bleeped out the way he speaks about conservative women. it's not just women in general. it's really conservative women treated as almost subhuman. >> now conservative men, if they happen to be gay. normally you see the left coming to his defense, this candidate if he were a liberal but he's not. >> right. exactly. i think it's this idea that you -- if you're gay or if you're a woman, then you're supposed to be a democrat and if you aren't, you're a traitor. therefore, you should be punished. that's the mentality you see with african american republi n republicans being called -- there was a democratic member of congress, he's black and he referred to clearance thomas recently as an uncle tom and said i can say that because i'm black. no, actually you can't because it's racist. >> i want to ask you this before we go, do you think it's getting worse or any chance it's getting better? >> it seems to be getting worse because o

guilty to know the number of patients in all he is and i have been interviewing bill maher since one nine hundred eighty seventy nine eighty he'd worked in washington one time when my on my radio show he was a regular not ninety ninety nine i think the first time i was on was when i was on politically correct which is early nine you know you want in a club in washington really you were it was in the eighty's you were made out of gardens that club and why get involved produce a pipe pipe a loved you and say you got to have this pile seemed sound and that said you have a better memory than i do let's say in all these years and then it is why in two thousand and fourteen is this the racism in america i mean what's stupider than not liking someone because of its own risk in which they have nothing to do with what is stupid in that i mean people won't give how going to anyone with half a brain i don't know why i know what i do i fancy this where he goes i'm going to genius god to do you know. you know i'm the one who's always saying america it's stupid in that big book it matter but you d

bill maher says women are treated as property. he spoke out saying muslim groups still have not come to terms with this. >> we listen to many well-meaning muslims who say it has nothing to do with islam or sharia or the koran, it's an aberration. and what we are seeing time and time and time again is sadly it's not an aberration. martha: former u.n. ambassador john bowl on will join us on this at the bottom of the hour. bill: legendary radio host casey case emicase -- casey kasem is . he has parkinsons and can no longer speak. his daughter onlyeth yesterday appointed his temporary caretaker by a court. she says somebody took him not long after she visited him last week. >> a few hours later he was ripped out of that facility and taken across state lines or out of the country. >> reporter: the attorney for the children say he could be on an indian reservation. more on this in a live report out of l.a. coming up on our news hour. this was one of the most read stories on our website. there is a lot of interest in his fate and well be

. >> bill maher on the attack. >> liberals do not stand up for liberalism. liberalism means one, mostly equality of women, free speech. no death threats. >> "on the record" investigates tonight and. >> what science tells bus the after life there is none. when you die you are dead. >> atheists chaplains in the military how did that work? >> it's just total nonsense, the idea of having a chaplain who is an atheist. >> i have got 99 problems with [bleep] >> he has got 99 problems and this is one. beyonce's sister brutally attacking rapper jay-z. >> also, fired. a teacher breaks up this fight with a broom and now she is out of a job. and she is right here to go "on the record" tonight. up first is, there political correctness and is the obama administration tiptoeing around not wanting to offend radical islam. boko haram is a dangerous islamic group. the group has murdered more than 0,000 people and three weeks ago kidnapped 300 girls in my gearia, still have them. they are responsible for other horrific crimes. why won't the white house just call out radical is

rockford files real time real time with bill maher for a friday night a must and they repeat it seventhousand three hundred times in my career of the week chris christie does he have a future oh yeah. garbage removal i don't know about politics no i think he has a future i don't know. i think you know we did something about the fact that he should have run in two thousand and twelve because the longer you stay on the vine the more likely something like that is going to come up obama was very smart remember when he ran every said how can you run you've barely been in the senate people don't even know who you are and he went exactly that's exactly the point they don't know who i am if i wait around of the four years you know i'm going to pick at more votes to use against me and chris christie if he was smart should have run in two thousand and twelve when he was still have that new candidate smell as he could be indicted you know yeah it's looking worse and worse because of course when the press doesn't cover the really important stories of the t.v. press anyway but boy when they get th

. >> what's your reaction to bill maher. >> bill maher has that schtick. i think he's wrong on so many things. but the interesting thing about that is that my list of accomplishments is long. this is my 20th year of elected office. and i think we have moved the needle on a lot of issues, everything from cybersecurity and some health care stuff i worked on to server farm efficiency, believe it or not. all of those things i've been able to get done. so at some point in your career -- and i believe in a civil legislature -- i had to make the determination can i have a broader impact by talking to more people than i can talk to as chairman of the house intelligence committee? i believe -- and that's why i disagree with him so passionately, and by a guy, by the way, who engages in politics using tv as a way to do that, that radio was a way to have that discussion. i understand, i think, what he's trying to say which is don't turn off his show and turn on somebody else's. i think that's what it was. in this case all of it added up. my frustration was i had a fai

. >> i can't believe i'm going to do this but i watched bill maher this weekend and he's hard to watchgood point about can you not be ignore rant, stupid in the privacy of your own home, talking about a the fourth amendment protection. nobody is defending this idiot, but there is an element to this case that really hasn't been discussed and that is being taped unbeknown to you in your home and leaked to tmz. if i leaked your husband's e-mails it would be huge news. >> really? >> the stuff we write back and forth -- >> i've seen yours -- >> yeah, it was horrible. >> humor, there is a context there. >> exactly right. sterling isn't doing that in humor. you can do that in the privacy of your own home or public. a racist is a racist, it doesn't change that. >> you're missing the whole point here, does somebody have a right, an expected right to privacy in their own home? >> of course they do. >> yes, but he has a history of bad behavior -- >> that's not why he's losing the team. >> i think it was highlighted because people say why didn't you know this with the real estate issue and denying

article you've ruffled referred to is the examiner and the ocii staff including myself and christian maher were answering questions what runs that the land and the benefits to ocii and is city overall that payment we presented it as part of our budget allows us to have the 2 hundred and 35 units we can build with nonprofit partners in four years that 10.2 million certainly helps us complete our exorbitantly obligations the fraction that ocii must live by. in terms of implementing agreements. the boards has it's on separate authority as the elective body of the city it must consider both is this the affordable housing payment a good deal and should consent be given to lift off the pilot i believe that's the article you're referring to. >> we talked about the same stuff here. i have a couple of questions real quick those are part of the budget discussed i want to say the first one to the 2 hundred and 6 street items will those be sb 13 before their implemented >> we provided 7 at least $4 million in funding closer to $8.00 through the eminent domain whether there was fair market rate. the pe

nevertheless mr maher the inside says prospects for the kitchen in the country are talking up a lone wolf will live. he was eleventh of june. so if you don't know the speech. it was israel's top scientists are leading the charge in developing alternative energy bio fuel from one of the world's most abundant life foreigners to algae fossil fuels like oil rapidly disappearing. finding the new low energy sources is critical. that's why dr meets more of an eco energy is finding ways to help local and international energy suppliers and infrastructure companies go green. she believes algae is extracted because not only reduces costs and outside and smoke stacks. it also doesn't compete with cops for farmland. algae as a biofuel could produce thirty times more oil per acre than other crops such as corn and sugarcane. it will also be non toxic. jason also provide context and that i don't agree quickly the dpp group and the ppt fee of up to the twentieth anniversary of the eu single market. we're also looking at the future of the single market and how it can contribute to europe's economic re

>> christine maher, [speaker not understood].he calculation would start in 2018 which is when [speaker not understood] would be given up by uc and they run it to 20 45. it's that time frame 2018 to 20 45. >> can i -- i'm a layperson. by 2018, then we're assuming that ucsf would have built a building to accommodate all these people to move in? >> yes. the construction will start in 2017 on the first phase in mission bay south. so, yes, that's the assumption is that when [speaker not understood] are up, uc would be able to move those employees starting in 2018 and then again in 2022 when the next round of leases is freed up. >> i guess the question is whether or not there is any guarantee. it doesn't seem like it, that ucsf will actually move out of those other buildings. >> as i mentioned in my presentation, there is certainly no guarantee. however, ucsf has indicate and had they can speak to that if you'd like, that they are paying below market rate rents in these spaces and anticipate the rents are going to go up. the reason for

correspondent maureen maher has been covering this story for six years to be find the end of the trailanicked phone call to 911. >> i was on the phone with my daughter and she screamed and said oh no and the phone has gone dead. can you go check? >> the next thing you know the police arrive. somebody looks through the window and sees a dead body on the floor, sees blood all over the place. >> reporter: lying in a pool of her own blood was 53-year-old carol kennedy. salve annually beaten to death. >> i'm a private investigator. i was hired by "48 hours" to look into this case. this was a passion, passion crime. this was clearly somebody who knew her. >> reporter: carol kennedy, an artist, as recently divorced. after a 25-year marriage to a successful stock broker steve democker. they had two beautiful daughters, katie and charlotte. jan wheeler lived across the street and was quick to point the finger at carol's ex-husband. >> he's the only person that hated her. no one else could do that to her. >> reporter: some thought the high-earning financial adviser was an unlikely suspect, and h

"stop slut shaming," and bill maher says "i literally felt guilty when i made fun of her." and another says, from the "new york post," monica lewinsky should shut up and go away. >> we in the media business have made a big deal about the article but since this exploded in 1998 and i remember covering this each kay for a year and she is not adding new information. is it big news? >> it matters more to the press than people at him. >> shocking! >> a soap opera angle. largely it is more of a beltway think. i sort of felt she was a grown woman but she was also, in was her boss and the power relationship he could take advantage of, so she was dragged through the mud and many times unfairly and i don't think would have been, for instance? the man were a republican. >> okay...we will come back to that. because the scandal exploded 16 years ago and there was no face book, twitter, no "politico", so it is curious she is reliving the humiliation for the social media age and why do you think that is? >> part of why this is a story is looking for a story to tie to the presidential elec

we hear bill maher and sarah silverman making those stupid comments, but we have to thank them for protectingur freedoms. >> i really like to know what the song was. did anybody find out what the song was? >> no. but it was something that brought them altogether, and they defied people. >> 99 bottles of beer on the wall. >> here's a think, the university of texas at austin, that is a liberal community there and he didn't get booed as far as i can tell and he got through it fine. >> andrea, you've overcome obstacles. can you appreciate something like that. >> i wish i were as good as he was saying. being your best in your darkest moments. the one thing i watched over the week that really jumped out at me, he thought the big guys would last to the end. don't measure them by the size of their flippers, but by the size of their heart, and find someone to help you paddle. >> i thought it was unbelievable. it's even better than i thought it was when i heard how great it was. >> cleveland browns johnny manziel is catching a lot of >> welcome back to the fastest two liberal minutes of show. cleveland

they advance the causes that these people like when bill maher calls a woman the c-word it's okay because on their side. so it is ranked hypocrisy is what it is. i think her coming out was more a shot at hilary and maybe a shotout to the big dog, bill clinton because the guy is charming, he's a little older but richer -- >> but we're talking, juanita claimed rape and kathleen went to a friend for help and thrown up against the wall, paula jones, pants go down, kiss it. this is the abuser they are describing. >> right, a complete dog. >> he gets a pass. he's the most loved guy in the democratic party today. >> monica lewinsky, people are speculating to the timing of the "vanity fair" piece and hillary clinton signed off. maybe this woman is trying to get out in front of this as hillary clinton potentially launches her campaign. her life has been turned upside down. she talks about how she considered suicide, that she can't find work today because of her history. but i don't know that hilary would sign off on a piece in which she says she was troubled by hillary clinton's impulse to blame t

. >> should it matter -- i thought bill maher made a poignant point.r if people have privacy in their own home? should that matter? >> of course it should matter, but you can't put the genie back in the bottle. >> even in his private home? >> he has made a ton of mistakes. he has a track record and now he's going to suffer because of that. >> and he didn't do anything. this shouldn't be a surprise to anybody. i'm running out of time. i'm not trying to rush you along here. a lot has been made about michael sam kissing his boyfriend. it's been shown on tv again and again and again. there's one player that tweeted, wow. or oh, my god and one other word. he now has to go to reeducation camp. that seemed a little odd to me. nobody knows what he was talking about necessarily, right? maybe he didn't think it was a good choice. >> at the end of the day, he knows what he did. let's call it like it is. if he can play in the national football league and he can tackle the quartbaerbacquarterbt matter what his sexual orientation is. people come up to me and talk ab

groups and you have other youth revolutionaries who have been the symbol of credit are dissent ahmed maher who is now in prison. >> the mast protests against did brotherhood, what does why general al-sisi actually stand for? >> i guess that is the big question now that a lot of people are wondering about. sisi is the kind of populist in the broad vein. his economic policies are quite generic. who after all isn't for fighting poverty and unemployment? he hasn't gone into detail on how he plans to fix the economy. what we can tell is he's very much a statist. he believes in state intervention in the economy. he believes in a strong economy. there's nothing to suggest that he wants to let the private sector flourish or anything like that. you about evere but by and -- -- but by and large we're talking about a pretty vac you aous political standing. one of his campaign managers said quite recently, there are so many details in his political program that it would take a year to describe them to the egyptian people which is just incredible that someone would say that. but i mean we'll just have

. >> bill maher on the attack. >> liberals do not stand up for liberalism.ism means one, mostly equality of women, free speech. no death threats. >> "on the record" investigates tonight and. >> what science tells bus the after

. >> jimmy: yeah i had to put on -- you know, who -- bill maher was on the show and i was talking to maybe it's your first forey being onstage. >> sure, i think it was yeah. >> jimmy: it kind of is in a a weird way. >> okay the mass without getting too heavy. but if there's the section of the mass, the consecration where the body and blood. the piece of wafer becomes symbolically the body and blood of christ. and when you think about that, that's like wow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's deep, yeah. >> that's pretty deep. and it's very theatrical. >> jimmy: it really is. and i remember like that would be happening, i'd ring the bell and i'd just look at my mom in the crowd and she'd be like -- in the pew in the church and she'd be like. [ laughter ] >> you know you're okay. >> jimmy: yeah, you're the best ringing the bell. oh my gosh you're so good. you're so talented. my son -- go ahead ring the bell for her. oh what a tough kid. >> i was asked to leave i don't know about you jimmy. i started shooting up at the age of 13, 14. >> jimmy: shooting up? [ laughter ] >> sorry, beg your pard

. >>> and maher relievi -- mar reese levi, love on the rocks.'s take a listen. >> one of the principles was that there would be equality in the management team. this has not been the case in the proposal to cup. i was going back and forth to try to convince them we should have equality. >> -- it works for france. >> it works for france, doesn't work for corporations. i mean, this is just not the way companies work. i know he wanted the european commission of bullup, france -- if he was in charge, he should have had his picks. >> i remember when there were a day of mergers of equals, these days someone has to be in control and it led to a botched deal. >> gentlemen, have a good weekend. >>> coming up, fame joe bastianich is in the house part of a new primetime reality series that will air this summer. his take on the economy, plus advice on entrepreneurs who want to get into the restaurant and food business. that's straight ahead when "power lunch" returns. sfx: car unlock beep. vo: david's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his docto

listen to these headlines, bill maher said i literally felt guilty. andrea pieser, that mean spirited critic saying monica lewinsky should shut up and go away. >> everybody is not on the same page. we in the media business have made a big deal about this article. since this exploded in 1998, i remember covering this every day for more than a year. she's not adding new information. is it really big news? >> it may matter more to the press than it matters to people at home. >> shocking. >> it has a little bit of a soap opera angle. largely, i think it's more of a beltway thing where everybody wants to talk about this exciting story that happened so many years ago, again. i felt for monica. she was a grown woman but she was also -- this was her boss and that's a power relationship that he took take advantage of it. so i think she was dragged through the mud and many times unfairly. i don't think would have been, for instance, if the man had been a republican. >> okay. we'll come back to that. kelly, because the scandal exploded back 16 years ago now, the

>> you think -- >> as long as you cover up -- >> bill maher and them hiding behind comedy. >> by the way, we knew all this two years ago, but they didn't want to be forth coming with the truth of the details. they knew it was an act of terrorism. they knew it wasn't a video. they knew it was the work of ansar al al-shariah and instead they let us spin around like r buffoons. but your team did it. >> we've been leading this and sticking with it and i'm telling you, the american people could l give a damn about it. a >> i think the american people do care. >> show me some data. >> does the press need to get. tougher on the administration?? yes. one former white house pressy corps veteran thinks so. you see her? no, that's not me. i'm the second one. >> okay. and one former white house press secretary, dana perino. she's going to tell you about it coming up. pl can't make it up!tell ♪ ♪ i'm nathan and i quit smoking with chantix. when my son was born, i remember, you know, picking him up and holding him against me. it wasn't just about me anymore. i had to quit. [ male announcer ] along