mccord is also locked in a bitter divorce with his wife jamie. >>> the giant's and a's have the day off the warriors which keep making news. >> they picked a good day to get into the spotlight and introduce to the fans and the media alike their new draft choices, they are from left to right jeremy tyler. the main attraction you would have to say. he of course the son of number one over all pick michael thompson. he has the right nba pedigree looks like for all the world right now. probably the most nba ready of the three draft choices as well. >> he was always just there for me when i needed help and knowledge in the game. i didn't have to turn to anybody else. he was there for 12 years. he will be there for my nba career too. i can't wait. >> some things in life are just a perfect fit. milk and cookies. coffee and a newspaper in the morning. a sunrise and a walk on the beach. and clay thompson and the golden state warriors, it counterhave worked any better than this. this is just perfect. >> do you see all these of these guys making the roster? >> i do, they are going to have every opp

he represents for lewis and mccord air force base. he has been a member of congress since 1997. thank you for being here. let me introduce our questioners. emily, you are going to start. >> you had a couple of significant votes today on the libya conflict. there did not seem to be a lot that ended up being resolved today. is this the end of resolutions on libya for a while? will this continue? lex i think what we're doing in libya is important. it is important that congress have their voice be heard on the issue. i am going to try to introduce a new resolution authorizing that it is based off of the mccain won in the senate but further limited. there was concern that it was not as specific as it needed to be too limited to what we're doing now and make sure that no ground troops are used. it might be something we revisit. whether or not the house majority is interested in doing that, i do not know for sure. >> if the white house had come to congress in march and ask for authorization in libya, do you think it would have supported it back then? >> it is hard to say. republicans a

the car had the joint based lewis mccord air base sticker. we learned that the sfpd is in contact with the base to determine if the victim is in the military. >> we do have an identification we believe. however we are not sure if all the notifications have been made so i can't give those out at this time. >> reporter: police inspectors tell us they hope to search the water. if not tomorrow maybe tomorrow for further clues in this murder. and the near by surveillance cameras may help solve this case. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> they are learning tonight that another pet may be the latest victim in a string of suspicious animal deaths in one east bay neighborhood. so far six dogs and two cats have died suddenly in brentwood. and now residents are saying the evidence points to one man. at 5:30, we'll have the latest on the investigation as the animal's owners anxiously await test results that may provide some answers. plus hear from the man who's being accused of the poisonings. >>> and it's a hot one out there today. this first da

the baseball commissioner is saying and they should read jack mccord financial problems.to the loss angeles dodgers filing a bankruptcy. the man that had a verbal altercation with giants fan bryan stowe shortly before you is insulted is speaking out. this is video that gm lazear's received that is bryan stowe in the black t- shirt the man is claiming stowe was inciting fans that he was a dodger dog. and police have arrested two suspects after the stabbing in walnut creek it was responding to a fight at a car wash three men were stabbed to were taken to hospital and are in stable condition this but suspects remain in custody. and federal investigators it are saying that the cell found that belong to the truck driver that crashed into the at can't train is being investigated. they're checking to see if he was sending a tax or was beating on the the town. " and this is a live look out of nevada on and heavy rain coming down heavy rain coming down >> and there is the possibility of setting some of rain at records. north bay has been dealing with this the greater part of the m

senator mccord. >> thank you. i want to say that, in many cases, i have heard in the administration tried to justify the means for the end. i know that you have talked about libya and gaddafi and you're handling of this. i want to say that those are separate issues. up here, there are people who have very different opinions about our involvement in libya. but still have strong concerns about the way the administration has handled the the actual process itself. i don't think it is helpful to try to meld the two together. it waters down the issue at hand. i find it humorous, sitting here and the foreign relations committee, the most delivered a body in the world, some would say. basically you have not provided witnesses from the department of justice or the pentagon. we seem to take that as a humorous thing. the administration has basically said that there is no reason for us to get any kind of resolution from congress and yet the senate, today, in its urge to be "relevant" is rushing to give the administration irre

. >> host: art mccord from greensboro, north carolina, e-mails to you: professor posner, in connection with your analysis of the rise of the executive, what role does the parallel rise of independent agencies such as the fcc, sec, etc., how do these agencies differ from the various government departments like the commerce department, agriculture department, etc. >> guest: that's a very good question, and so, you know, many people won't know the legal background here, but just very briefly one of the features in the rise of the executive is the growth of the bureaucratic state. so before the roosevelt administration most of the things that, you know, are problems -- pollution, fraud and so forth -- they were dealt with by state governments. and then in the last 30 years the federal government has, to an extent, taken over. one of the issues was, you know, who in the federal government should run the agencies that do these tasks? and, ultimately, most of the agencies, let's say the epa, for example, are basically controlled by the president. the president appoints the head of the agency