. >> mike malone was a long-time fbi expert.nd he said it was indistinguishable from duckett's hair. >> marshall frank wasn't so sure. and what he soon learned about fbi expert make malone would further convince him that duckett was innocent. >> overall, it stunk to high heaven. the whole thing stunk. so what we're looking for is a way to "plus" our accounting firm's mobile plan. and "minus" our expenses. perfect timing. we're offering our best-ever pricing on mobile plans for business. run the numbers on that. well, unlimited talk and text, and ten gigs of data for the five of you would be... one-seventy-five a month. good calculating kyle. good job kyle. you just made partner. our best-ever pricing on mobile share value plans for business. now with a $100 bill credit for every business line you add. wait, wait, wait, it's wait, wait, wait...whoa, does she have special powers when she has the shroud? no. guys? it's the woven one the woven one. oh, oh that gives her invincibility. guys? no, no, no... the scarlet king is lord vic

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i'm mary malone reporting. >> cal will host a forum on immigration next week. that is uc berkeley. it will focus on the recent influx of children crossing the border illegally on their own monday at 6:00 p.m. >>> california's drought is taking its toll open the bear population. more and more are wandering into populated areas desperate for food. the nevada department of wildlife captured this six-year- old female near carson city this week. she has been turning up around town since she was a cub. this is maybe the fifth time they have captured her since 2008. >> she is just a drought bear coming down this time of year looking for apples and things at that urban interface. not really causing problems, just being a bear. >> wildlife officials released the bear today with the gps satellite collar to track her movements. they expect to see more bears in the coming months as they try to store up food for the winter. >>> there was a huge turnout tonight for football. no, the other football. a sold out crowd packed the place to see mexico take on chile in the first international soccer ma

fuel commission is about uplifting the leadership by the ports and the staff and jay hawk and jim malone people that have been saying no time and time again supervisor cohen you've helped to make this official starting with pier 96 it is environmental justice measure that the community will not be polluted with the handling of the transportation materials apart from the creating the type of green house gases and i know there is excitement we want to have the community and have workers and collaboration and we couldn't thank you enough for calling the hearing that got us to today and got us thinking as we work with you and the port to do something special it already is. >> thank you very much president. >> mr. chair you think we're ready for public comment. >> i don't have any public utilities speaker cards on item one so if there's anyone that wants to make public comment on item one please come up and we'll call you in the order so public comment will be two minutes. >> file them together a few weeks ago from the el cerrito so if i talk too much on the passengers you know based on the c

imwendy malone any of the u.s. copyright office of the library of congress. please note we're recording this presentation for later webcasting. over ask a question during the presentation you're giving permission to use you in the webcast, and also please turn awful electronic devices. it's my pleasure to introduce sally satel. a psychiatrist and resident scholar at the american enter prize student. the was an acities tenant professor at yale university, where she remains a lecturer. satel is the author of many scholarly articles and books, including drug treatment, the case for coercion, and pcmd, how political correctness is corrupting medicine. in brainwashed, the seductive appeal of mindless neuroscience, published by basic books in 2013, she and co-authors, schoolingist scott felled reveal how neuroscience glosses over its limitations and complexities, often obscuring the factors in psychology that shape our behavior and identities. they analyze what brain scan and other under row technologies can and cannot tell us about our are ourselves and stress the

he was traded by the team for moses malone. >>> you can't be in two places at once.if you split yourself in two. they are in toronto and half the team is there and half the team is there. the re there. he ties the game at 2-2. flyers with a two-man advantage. and braydon scores. the flyers 5-4 against washington. and nick cousins, and 2-0. simmonds gets into a scrum. he gets tossed. this is what happened when you fight. flyers lose this 3-2. >> she was shadow boxing. >>> they could use a punching bag. seriously. not you though. >>> thank you. a lot of people talking about the foul ball that jeter had. a dad catches it and hands it to the little girl. to the horror, she throws it back to the field. dad is brought down and gives it back to his daughter with lessons. a foul ball >>> all right. we are getting one final check of the accuweather forecast. >>> now we are. take a look when you step out of the door for the bus stop, you u need a jacket. 53 at 8:00 in the morning. it bright and chilly. as you go through the day planner, a lot of the sunshine. 52 at 7:00. 67 at

sharon malone, have been great friends to michelle and me for years. i know they are excited to get there -- their dad back for a while. so this is bittersweet, but with his typical dedication, eric has agreed to stay on as attorney general until i nominate a successor and that is confirmed by the senate. which means we will have a chance to add to a proud career of public service, one that began nearly 40 years ago as a young prosecutor in the department he now runs. he was there for 12 years, taking on political corruption until president reagan named him to the bench as a judge. later, president clinton called him back. thetold, eric has served at justice five and under six presidents of both parties. acting attorney general at the start of george w. bush's first-term. he has shownt all, a deep and abiding commitment to one of our most cherished ideals as a people. that is, equal justice under the law. as younger men, eric and i both studied law, and i chosen to serve as attorney general that justicelieves is not just an abstract theory. it is a liv

the expected charge malone with the first-degree murder and assault with a deadly weapon. some there was another frustrating bidding for air travelers in chicago. the problem started friday when a fire broke out in air-traffic control center and illinois. the blaze was set intentionally by brian howard a contract employee. his trial counsel. the faa is made a full-time member with us. the faa is hoping that everything fixed by october 15th. today there are to cancel flights of with one flight the late. protesters crowded a hong kong trade office in taiwan showing their support for student demonstrators in hong kong. the government is asking emergency vehicles and buses moved freely. they're meant is only 18 candidates are been allowed in the election. the fraternity to things it wants to my be damaging your brain. will tell you what scientists think that multitasking is bad for. youfor a new social my work has emerged that is getting tons a bus. thousands of people are joining in one moment. this is the pulp zero of social network. it is a carefree and escape from the over

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many people know that the attorney general's sister in law was vivian malone, the first woman to desegregate the yumpbt of alabama. he feels deeply in his personal self. and he was willing to speak powerfully about civil rights. you talk about the voting rights case that he's worked on, we've litigated shoulder-to-shoulder. the texas voter id case both in 2012 this year. at the day of the shelby county decision, he had the civil rights legal teams into his office to say that we're going to make sure that we protect the voting rights of racial minorities. he already had a plan for how he was going to redeploy lawyers within the department to ensure that those remained in place. >>> the second thing is the work that he's done around criminal justice. remember, the attorney general is the cheeief law enforcer. a prosecutor, and he was willing to expend some of that capital to speak the truth about overincarceration in this country. and then put his money where his mouth is and address it. i can't imagine someone doing that in the future. reorganizing the clemency process at the federal level to

sharon malone, a nationally renowned ob/gyn, and i know the kids are excited to get their dad back for. eric has agreed to stay on with attorney general until i nominate a successor, and that successor is confirmed by the senate. which means, he'll have a chance to add to a proud career of public service, one that began nearly 40 years ago as a young prosecutor in the department that he now runs. he was there for 12 years taking on political corruption until president reagan named him to the bench as a judge. later, president clinton called him back. so all told, eric has served at the justice department under six presidents of both parties. including a several stint for george w. bush's first term. and through it all, he's shown a keep and abiding fidelity to one of our most cherished ideals, which is equal justice. i chose him as attorney general because he believes, as i do, that justice is not just an abstract theory. it's a living and breathing principle. it's about how our laws interact with our daily lives. it's about whether we can make an honest living, provide for our familie

. >> gregory james malone. >> edward francis maloney iii. >> joseph maloney. >>> edward francis maloney francisco miguel mancini. >> my brother, firefighter bobby king jr. we love and miss you more each day. you're truly our hero. until we meet again. >> my cousin phillip hensler. loving son. you will always be missed. >> joseph mangano. >> sarah elizabeth. >> marion victoria manning. >> terrence john manning. >> james ross margebanks jr. >> hill da marson. >> peter mardikian. >> charles joseph mardovich. >> lewis neil mariani. >> kenneth joseph marino. >> lest erma reno. >> vita marino. >> kevin d. marlow. >> ho say marrero. >> john daniel marshal. >> james mar tell low. >> michael a. marti. >> karen anne martin. >> peter c. martin. >> teresa m. martin. >> william j. martin jr. >> brian e. martineau. >> betsy martinez. >> edward j. martinez. >> jose angel martinez jr. lizie d. martinez calderon. >> joseph a.mascali. >> my brother alfred maler. even though our family and friends are sad, we will always have your beautiful memories al. we love you. >> and my big brother andrew a ra rosen

those three hospitals but in addition what is important to note is we partnered with congress woman malone went down to washington, dc and were instrumental in shedding light on the bill that was passed. >> finally. >> i am very happy about that. we didn't address a small segment. we addressed the whole population of first responder. >> a group of people risked their lives for us and didn't think twice of it and we almost >> we did leave them out in the cold for an extended period of time, and the longer that was the more angry i got. so i was committed to form this organization and call attention it to. i thank god that eventually it was addressed and we helped a lot of people. unfortunately we did lose some in the way. >> you had a loss in your own family. >> two members of my extended family, two young individuals whose lives were just beginning. unfortunately we lost them in that travesty, and i just -- i matter goes out to their parents. he is a very good friend of mine, and it was nice to be able to give something back to someone who had suffered such a tremendous loss. >> it's an ho

her name was vivian malone.ne of the two students who governor george wallace blocked in the schoolhouse door from entering the campus under a court order to desegregate that school. the justice department, under the leadership of robert agency, was actually the that asked governor wallace to step aside and allow the students to enter into the campus. it was robert kennedy who sent , whoivil rights deputies negotiated the entrance of eric holder's sister-in-law into that university. it is a pivotal moment in civil rights history. i have to think he remember that every day of his tenure. he said he had a painting of robert kennedy in his office. i think that was very personal for him because his family, more than most, understood the role of the justice department and it civil rights division in enforcing civil rights laws. outertainly carried that with respect to a host of areas. , he talked about his and mentioned voting rights. this is something he will be remembered for. he defended the voting rights act when

sharon malone, a nationally-renowned ob-gyn, have been great friends to michelle and me for years. and i know brooke and maya and buddy are excited to get their dad back for a while. so this is bittersweet. but with his typical dedication, eric has agreed to stay on as attorney general until i nominate his successor and that successor is confirmed by the senate. which means he'll have a chance to add to a proud career of public service -- one that began nearly 40 years ago as a young prosecutor in the department that he now runs. he was there for 12 years, taking on political corruption until president reagan named him to the bench as a judge. later, president clinton called him back. so all told, eric has served at the justice department under six presidents of both parties -- including a several-day stint as acting attorney general at the start of george w. bush's first term. and through it all, he's shown a deep and abiding fidelity to one of our most cherished ideals as a people, and that is equal justice under the law. as younger men, eric and i both studied law. and i chose h

by the way, there's four malones laws and the first law is, whenever a company build as new global headquarters, short the stock. it works. always worked and the reason it works is because whenever you move into the fancy new building you're more concerned about where your office is and whether you get a good window andy your parking space is as opposed to shipping product. and so -- >> host: we have to short apple stock until the -- they move in? >> guest: well -- we can talk about apple. when steve jobs died i wrote his obituary in "the wall street journal" and made a prediction. i said, tim cook's going to be a terrific ceo because he is the guy that always made the trains run on time at apple. he knew how to handle steve. steve was like this radical element that, if you can control him, he gave you magic, but if you unleashed him he would just destroy the company's morale and everything else. and create just chaos, which is what he did the first time. cook did a brilliant job with that. what i predicted was apple would become more profitable and more successful for the first few years after

his sister-in-law was vivian malone jones, the courageous young woman who helped integrate the universitye had literally stood in the school house door to try to block her, but he couldn't stop vivian, and the justice of her cause. he walked through those doors later that day. the attorney general has always been inspired by vivian's example. he went to ferguson, missouri, last month, to calm tensions after the michael brown shooting, and he later ordered a civil rights investigation of the ferguson police force. i talked about his leadership today at a civil rights meeting here in washington, held to call for justice for michael brown, and eric gardner, and other victims of police violence. >> there is no attorney general that has demonstrated a civil rights record equal to eric holder. he went himself to the scene of a civil rights complaint in ferguson, missouri. he did not send the assistant attorney general. he has demonstrated a sensitivity and a record by dealing with comitations in the disproportionate sentencing. i have been involved in civil rights work all of my life. i was onl

until now, the black lab named hilton had always accompanied james malone without incident.the manager of the sun sky indian restaurant in sacramento killed him and his dog out. that's a violation. americans with disabilities act. under the law, the restaurant could be sued for up for $4,000 per violation. but after our sister station in sacramento reached out to the owners, they have now changed their tune apologizing and promising to abide by ada law in the future. >>> and finally, how do you turn around declining soda sales? well, apparently, you just slap someone's name on the bottle. it's helped coke reverse a decades long sales decline allowing people to personalize coke bottles with names or generic words like family, friend or dog. the campaign first started in australia three years ago and boost the sales by 7%. it's now spread to more than 80 countries. in the u.s., coke is printing the bottles with 250 of the most popular names for teens and millennials. on the consumerwatch, julie watts, kpix 5. >>> we continue to track severe weather in the bay area. radar showi

. >> i think he looks kind of -- i'm going to change his name to hugs malone. >> jimmy: as long as youre you enjoying your time in hollywood? every once in a while you come out here. it's very different from where you live. do you like it here? >> love it here. >> jimmy: do you have friends here? >> i've been going to a lot of the strip clubs. there's tons of them here. >> we met snoop dogg. >> jimmy: you did? >> yesterday, we were on snoop dogg's show. >> jimmy: how did that go? >> it was messy. >> it was fun. >> jimmy: he winds up doing a lot of smoking. did you smoke with him on the show? >> you don't really have a choice. it's one after another. next thing you know, you're on the moon. [ laughter ] >> first person i met that smokes way, way more than i do. >> jimmy: is that right? >> he smokes a lot. >> jimmy: this is your eighth season of the show. that's correct, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's great. i sat and watched the whole season, all the way through. >> right on. >> jimmy: this season, ricky, you retired. you've gone into retirement. >> yeah. somewhat, i guess. i got some h

you see behind me the sunday night football bus, the broadcaster radio by donovan mcnabb and mark maloneis happening in a little more than an hour, but on this side of me, we have a volunteer event and joining me is levi brand president. thanks for joining us. tell us what's going on here today. >> today we thought we'd bring together the big game opener, 49ers happen sunday, how about creatings energy at levi's, not only the sunday night football crew here, but what better chance to give back to the community, so we decided we'd take the opportunity to engage with teach for america, it's back for school time, as well as back to football time, so inside here we have thousands of backpacks stuffed with all sorts of school supplies, we've got players, players' wives, coaches, coaches' wives and our own team from levi's reaching out to the community. >> reporter: how important is this, levi's plaza, niners partnership, and the community, too. >> when it all comes down, it's fans, fans of levi's, the community, and the 49ers and we're about making sure we can connect those fans. 140-plus yea

his sister-in-law is vivian malone, one of the first african-americans to integrate the university of alabama. this is part of the new civil rights movement for the 21st century. it's a vital investigation and an important step to ensure equal protection under the law. joining me now is patricia bynes, a democratic committee woman for ferguson township and thomas hob, executive director and cofounder of art city defenders. his work represents low income residents of st. louis county and court. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you very much, reverend sharpton. >> what is your response to the news today? >>. >> i am elated that the department of justice is stepping into the ferguson police department and going to take a close eye. i'm excited about it. so is the community. this is part of what the outcry is. we have not been marching outside in hundred degree weather and in rain for nothing. there are serious things this is long overdue. >> a lot of people watching ferguson, i spoke at the national bap the 'tis convention. it was a huge ovation when i broug

sharon malone, nationally renowned ob/gyn, have been great friends to michelle and me for years and irook and miya and buddy are excited to get their dad back. so this is bittersweet but eric has agreed stay on as attorney general until i nominate his successor and the successor is confirmed by the senate. which means he'll have a chance to add to a proud career of public service, one that began nearly 40 years ago as a young prosecutor in the department that he now runs. he was there for 12 years, taking on political corruption, until president reagan named him to the bench as a judge. later president clinton called him back, so all told, eric has served at the justice department under six presidents of both parties. including a several-day stint as acting attorney general at the start of george w. george w. but term, and through it all, he has shown a deep and abiding fidelity to one of our most cherished ideals as a people, equal justice under the law. as younger men, eric and i both studied law, and i chose him to serve as the attorney general because he believes,s i do, that just

mcnabb and malone will hold a broadca broadcast of their show. >> live at levi's stadium friday morningt of fun. that's what's happening "today in the bay." >> get the pom-poms ready. >> live local news. >>> good morning. >>> good morning. taking action. president obama set to make his case. this as secretary of state john kerry arrives from the middle east overnight to build support for strikes against that terror group. >>> playing defense, facing growing criticism and calls to resign the nfl commissioner speaks out about his handling of the ray rice scandal. >> we assumed there was video and asked for video but we were never granted that opportunity.

many people may know that the attorney general's sister-in-law was vivian malone, the young woman who the first student to desegregate the university of alabama. it was governor wallace standing in the courthouse door against her so he feels this deeply in his personal self and he was willing to speak powerfully about civil rights. you talked about the voting rights cases that he's worked on. we've litigated shoulder to shoulder with the justice department under the attorney general's leadership, the texas voter i.d. case both in 2012 and this year. that trial just ended on monday and the day of the shelby county decision he had the civil rights legal teams into his office to say we're going to make sure that we protect the voting rights of racial minorities. he already had a plan for how he was going to redeploy lures within the department to ensure that those protections remained in place so he's ever mindful of civil rights and made it front and center and the second thing which is more remarkable the work he's done around criminal justice. the attorney general is the chief law enf

sharon malone, a nationally renowned obi-gyno, have been our friend for years, and i know his family is anxious to get him back for a while. eric has agreed to stay on as attorney general until i nominate a successor and that successor is confirmed by the senate. which means he'll have a chance to add to a proud career of public service, one that began nearly 40 years ago as a young prosecutor in the department that he now runs. he was there for 12 years, taking on political corruption until president reagan named him to the bench as a judge. later president clinton called him back. so all told, eric has served in the justice department under six presidents of both parties, including a several-day stint as acting attorney general at the start of george w. bush's first term. and through it all, he's shown a deep and abiding fidelity to one of our most cherished ideals as a people, and that is equal justice under the law. as younger men, eric and i both studied law, and i chose him to serve as attorney general because he believes, as i do, that justice is not just an abstract theory. i

sharon malone, nationally renown oby/gyny have been friends for years and i know brook and mia are anxious to get their dad back for a while. but this is bittersweet. eric has agreed to stay on as attorney general until i nominate his successor and that successor is confirmed by the senate. which means he'll have a chance to add to a career of public service, one that began nearly 40 years ago as a young prosecutor in the department he now runs. he was there for 12 years, taking on political corruption, until president reagan named him to the bench as a judge. later, president clinton called him back. so all totalled, eric has served at the justice department under six presidents of both parties. including a several-day stint as acting attorney general for george w. bush's first term. and through it all he has shown a deep and abiding fidelity to one of our most cherished ideas as a people and that is equal justice under the law. as younger men, eric and i both studied law. and i chose him to serve as attorneys general, because he believes as i do that justice is not just an abstract theor

he's the brother-in-law of the late vivian malone, one of two young african-americans who faced governoroolhouse door of the university of alabama in 1963. the stand that prompted president kennedy to make a landmark, televised speech to the nation about the need to settle america's original sin of racial hatred and discrimination. and to introduce a civil rights bill that after kennedy's assassination would become the civil rights act of 1964. also perhaps the most hated member of obama administration among members of the right besides president obama himself. >> mr. attorney general, i think this committee has been frustrated for at least the last 2 1/2 years, if not the last 4 1/2 years that there doesn't seem to be any acceptance of responsibility in the justice department for things that have gone wrong. >> that may 2013 house judiciary hearing is just a sample. holder has been held in contempt of congress. over the bush administration era antigun running scheme called fast and furious and demonized for his relentless fight pushed into place by republican led states after the suprem

. >> gregory james malone. >> edward francis maloney iii. >> joseph maloney. >>> edward francis maloney>> francisco miguel mancini. >> my brother, firefighter bobby king jr. we love and miss you more each day. you're truly our hero. until we meet again. >> my cousin phillip hensler. loving son. you will always be missed. >> joseph mangano. >> sarah elizabeth. >> marion victoria manning. >> terrence john manning. >> james ross margebanks jr. >> hill da marson. >> peter mardikian. >> charles joseph mardovich. >> lewis neil mariani. >> kenneth joseph marino. >> lest erma reno. >> vita marino. >> kevin d. marlow. >> ho say marrero. >> john daniel marshal. >> james mar tell low. >> michael a. marti. >> karen anne martin. >> peter c. martin. >> teresa m. martin. >> william j. martin jr. >> brian e. martineau. >> betsy martinez. >> edward j. martinez. >> jose angel martinez jr. lizie d. martinez calderon. >> joseph a.mascali. >> my brother alfred maler. even though our family and friends are sad, we will always have your beautiful memories al. we love you. >> and my big brother andrew a ra ros

maria malone is an expert in fashion buying and merchandising at manchester metropolitan university. to her earlier. this is what she had to say. >> this market share, the size of this market is going to grow. by next year, it's going to be a 6 billion pound market. back in 2008, it was a 3.81 billion pound market, these are incredible figures. the retailers are saying, we know that that exists and while we have been quietly working on these ranges, a lot of these ranges in the uk are established. what's different now is they're starting to aim at the younger market as well. so in aiming at the younger market, they're saying to these people hey, look what we've got to offer. you don't have to be a model size to look good in fashion, or to have fun in fashion. we are catering for you. we can make you look good. and that's got to be a great business move. >> it sure is. follow me on twitter. you can get me on @bbcaaron. here in the uk, more than 50% of people able to buy stuff are plus sizes. >> yep. there's money in it. >> thanks for being with us here on bbc news. still to come on "g

sharon malone, a nationally renowned o.b.gyny, and i know brooke, maya and buddy are excited to get theiror a while so this is bittersweet, but with his typical dedication, eric has agreed to stay on as attorney general until i nominate a successor and that successor is confirmed by the senate. >> he's been attorney general over six years. >> over his watch federal courts have successfully prosecuted hundreds of terror cases and he's rooted out corruption and fought violent crime. the fbi successfully carried out the largest mafia takedown in american history. he's helped safeguard our markets manipulation and consumers from financial fraud and thanks to his efforts since i took office the the overall crime rate and the overall incarceration rate have anyone down by about 10%. that's the first time that they've declined together, at the same time in more than 40 years. so i just want to say thank you, eric. thank you to the men and women of the justice department who work day in and day out for the american people and we could not be more grateful for everything that you've done, not just

. >>> this week's book of the week is "the intel trinity" by michael malone.inning there was one tech company, fairchild semiconductor. they spawned intel and almost 50 other companies. this is a fascinating look of the three people who are the god fathers of the original tech industry. >>> and now for the last look. the nato summit has just ended, but the next big meeting is around the corner. in november the g-20 will meet in brings bin -- brysbin. they hope to block vladimir putin. in response the russian ministry of foreign affairs tweeted the australian foreign minister's idea is not surprising but he should not lose sight of its principles. there was just one problem with this tweet, that he the russians were referring to is actually a she, julie bishop is the aussie foreign minister. tweeting in response to russia sweden's foreign minister carl bent was quick to point out a fairly basic mistake, that australia's ambassador child in, borders, genders, all a bit confusing right now. the russians replied they meant it but not he but added another zinger. s

maler gregory james malone wed edward francis maloney iii joseph e. maloney gene e.y christian maltby francisco miguel mancini >> and my brother, firefighter, bobby king jr. we love and miss you, more each day. you are truly our hero. until we meet again. >> and my cousin, phillip hinsler. loving husband and friend, loyal friend, dedicated employee kiter peabody and kaine weber, you will always be missed. joseph mangano sara elizabeth manley debra m. mannetta marion victoria manning terence j. manning james maounis >> alfred giles padre joseph martian joseph ross marchbanks jr. laura a. markhese peter edward mardikian edward joseph mardovich lt. charles joseph margiotta louis neil mar yaniani kenneth joseph marino lester vincent marino vita marino kevin d. marlo jose j. marrero shelly a. marshall john marshall james martello michael a. marti karen ann martin peter c. martin teresa a. martin william j. martin jr. brian e. martineau betsy martinez edward j. martinez jose angel martinez jr. robert gabriel martinez lizie martinez-calderon lt. paul richard martini n. mari

sharon malone, nationally renowned have been great friends to michelle and me for years, and i know brookeddy are excited to get their dad back for a while. so this is bittersweet, but with his typical dedication, eric has agreed to stay on as attorney general until i nominate a successor and that successor is confirmed by the senate. which means he'll have a cans to add to a career on private service, one that began 40 years ago as a young prosecutor in the department that he now runs. he was there for 12 years taking on political corruption until president reagan named him to the bench as a judge. later, president clinton called him back. so all told, eric has served at the justice department under six presidents of both parties. including a several-day stint at the start of george w. bush's first erm. and through it all he's shown a deep and abiding fidelity to one of our most cherished ideals to our people and that is equal justice under the law. as younger men, eric and i both studied law, and i chose him to serve as attorney general because he believes, as i do, that justice is not j

story, -- malone andoses andrew tony belt. the fourth largest market in america.a little devils winningest franchises to an -- franchises. 2000 plus fortune-under country -- 2000 plus fortune 500 companies in new york. we have turned the sixers around financially. and the devils aren't your only investment. the center is a bigger investment in how difficult is that to manage? >> the center is one of the newest arenas in america. it is a different audience. it fits right near the new york area. you are able to ask 7 million people in new jersey and a lot of the companies there. place to attract high quality acts. we are making progress today. -- certainly i think it is a franchise. newark is on the off swing. a lot of focus on making newark a better place. it is all good. i think it is a great asset. >> who do you want to perform at >> as a fan i want to raise the stanley cup high above my head. was my very special interview with the owner of the philadelphia 76ers and the new jersey devils. he is cofounder of the apollo group josh harris, i spoke down -- i sat dow

. >> i've always said it either gets bought or john malone uses it as an umbrella to try to create a mini comcast, actually. >> when malone said we need to rationalize these cable properties, like time warner, needs to be scale, it needs to go with someone, maybe we'll take it with chapter and then comcast, is it did i disingenuous for discovery to say this isn't a good idea? would he do things like that, say one thing out of one site side of the mouth? >> he has different -- >> all of the content guys are talking to sbc about the time warner comcast, at&t saying amgzly but also they can't push it too far because they may want to do their own deal at some point. so it is very tricky. >> every little person said anything, you know, any of them said anything. we'll see. >> well, you know what? nobody gives -- >> don't give them any ideas. >> let's talk about some washington news. the senate could vote today. that los angeles passed the house with bypart sap support yesterday, expecting to get picked up and voted as a whole in the senate. >> the markets continue to rise this week and re

somewhat rare sight in the skies tonight the third and final so- called super malone of the year and this one is happening during the harvest moon this is a picture of the to remove from earlier in the year bottom-line as the moon will look larger brighter tonight to come happens when there is and it's at its closest point to earth in the weather center with deference i did a better understanding what the weather will cooperate sudden see it and were the best place to see >> : a just-in-time at a low clouds and is just to push up the coast really just in time for this remains my share of clearing and and and will be busy this will ease beginning of the prime viewing window 638 technically a little later than that. i actually be better time to look at them and because this time really is around sundown 738 tonight and i'll be a satellite raid are really left and do as far as clause or far right now the bay area that should hold throughout the night. we should have a possible during couldn't additions to know we do have extremely low tides and high tides associate with the supermen to

. >>> america first got to know ted danson as sam malone the flirtatious bartender on "cheers" then theiew. >> this is russell. i need backup and a support team. west 35 -- i just -- i just found the harbor killer. >> congratulations. not sure who's been dreaming of >> show me your hands. >> this is a surprise. in the newspaper the reporter said you traded your gun for a microscope. >> i'm not going to ask you again. show me your hands. >> ted danson. >> very dramatic. >> that's right, norah. welcome back to studio 57 ted danson. as the episode goes on looks like you've about got some explaining to do because it looks like you may have screwed up. >> yeah, if you screw up all of a sudden any lawer who's ever represented any bad guy he would say, well he probably screwed up on our case too, so it's absolutely devastating. >> devastating. >> devastating. >> what a nice twist on the new season. >> we win. we always win. we always get our man or woman. >> this is about putting wrong man behind bars. >> possibly. >> or being framed. you never know. >> that's why it's a mystery. >> yes. tune

. >> ryan malone. >> who do you play football. >> the gloucester mustangs. >> hi brian.tion. >> running back. >> good to have you out here. >> good. >> thanks. >> so cute. >> so cute. >> so, i have tried to take you around town over last three weeks or so. >> yes. >> have you met chris murphy. >> oh, have i. >> steer clear. >> no, i think this picture is when you came into audition for the job. >> that is right, that is right. >> yes. >> and then chris was making fun of me because i had a salad. >> yes. >> i was trying to impress you guys. >> yes. >> okay. >> so, if you just joined us reason i'm in this t-shirt. >> because it is hot. >> and i'm sweating like. >> you can tell them. >> a pig, you can say. >> no, no, no. >> save me, sue. >> that is true. >> hi everybody. >> we love the humidity because we're in wildwood and we can take care of that with the atlantic ocean right there. take a little dip in the ocean today. here's the deal for the weather today. it is a five out of ten. we will have a half and half day, early sunshine like what we're experiencing here and the

. >>> america first got to know ted danson has sam malone, flish flirtatious bar owner on cheers andhe grave shift on "csi," season 15 kicks off this sunday night right here on cbs. here's a preview. >> this is russell. i need backup and a forensic support team, west puget drive. i just -- i just found the harbor killer. >> congratulations. i'm not sure who has been dreaming of this moment more, me or you. >> show me your hands. >> this is a surprise. in the newspaper the reporter said you traded your gun for a microscope. >> i'm not going to ask you again. show me your hands! >> oh. ted danson. >> dramatic. >> that's right, norah. welcome back to studio 57. as the episode goes on looks like you've got explaining to do because it looks like you may have screwed up. >> yeah. and in that field if you screw every lawyer that represented any bad guy probably said, well, he screwed up on our case, too. it's devastating. >> devastating. >> devastating. >> a nice twist for the new season, right? >> yeah, yeah. and we win. we always win. we get our man or woman, always. >> this is about putt

we have to make sure we do was ragan and tip malone did. ey put everything on the table. i would take raising the retirement age right away off the table. i would make sure we look at the wealthier americans, they have to forego. but you have to have solutions. >> another issue -- no. mrs. appel wanted to respond. >> thank you. >> he is talking about privatizings social. he has applauded that. and changing medicare as we know it. i think seniors need to know where he stands. >> can you quote where i said i wanted to privatize social security? >> you applauded it. >> is that off the table for you? >> it has become such a political issue. it is amazing when so many americans want a better investment on their dollar, they look to mutual funds. it has been so politicized, it is going to be taken off the table. >> as a financial consultant, i know. e saw how our 401-ks and plans went down in value. >> where would you put social security? you are not in favor of raising the retirement age? >> no. >> you want to keep the raditional pay as you go ocial security as opposed to anot

as mary malone reports, steak holders on both sides are critical. >> reporter: political proponents set to the airways president obama's announcement will delay immigration reform. >> as an activist who's been working for immigration reform for many years i'm disappointed because i would have hoped the president would have acted two months ago. >> president obama has been considering moves to let undocumented imgrants to remain in the country. it wants to take it out of the political arena, and delay means it would come after november's mid-term elections. >> he wants a long term solution. >> if he wanted a long term solution, he would have passed it at the beginning of his administration. >> it's an apparent about face for the president. he spoke of acting quickly. >> if congress will not do their job, at least we can do ours. i check the recommendations before the end of the summer and i intend to adopt those recommendations without further delay. >> house speaker john boehner took the opportunity to blast president obama. he issued a statement there's never a time to declare amnesty.