this references to me hughes, a confessed mob to be a hit man -- mafia hit man. it oughwhy was used recently red after being held in a riverside county jail for nine months after he confessed about his participation in the murders of these people? why didn't the california department of justice prosecute him after agreeing to do so? why has jerry brown refused to respond to my letter seeking his help in the prosecution of used for these three murders in the interest of justice? in this capacity, -- and when he used was interviewed by the chief of police, there were others there not related to nichols senior. i realize i am at a time. i have comments for each of you here. i hope that some of you will contact us because we have people identified as murders in our city and we cannot get the chief of police to assign anyone to interview a sillier asking for your help. that is your job, and understand. >> good evening, commissioners. thank you for the opportunity to address you. i pray that you will be healed. as has been stated, mr. lee rice, i do not slander, i aske

and that's the part that scares me. hugh height is a radio show host.on how consult when you ask what this tape means. it is anybody's ballgame out there in nevada. it is not ashtan's ballgame. he tries to pursuade him to get out of the race. but she says the following about the republican party. the republicans -- not the one about demint. the other one. stay with me as i get it on the screen for you. the republicans have lost their standards. they lost their principles. that's why the machine in the republican party is fighting against me. she goes on and on in an unflattering way. that helps or hurts her? >> i waited to see what the transcript was before calling. i agree with "the washington post," at worst it's mildly embarrassing. i think sharron angle walks away from this with increased credentials for people with the independent persuasion. she is siding with kennebec in colorado and joe miller in alaska and ron paul in kentucky. even though she is illegally i suspect taped by this third party guy, she is a then particular as to what she says sai

the hughes are members of our organization, and they have asked me to appear. they definitely live in that house. i visited the property today. there are parking spaces all over the place. i saw two buildings facing two streets, and those buildings appeared to be totally unrelated to each other. there is a cute cottage on 19th street that sits in a sad state of repair, and it may continue so if they can't get a loan to rebuild it. there is no reason not to allow this to become two parcels. if it became two parcels, a bookkeeping procedure, there would not be any open space lost, no parking spaces lost, nothing lost. it will simply allow this property to become more livable. the people who were against the partition previously are apparently angry. they are trying to punish the owners. what they are really doing is shooting themselves and the rest of the neighbors in the foot. the neighborhood has a dare electricity property. it is time to partition the property. to separate that request over the anger of the building that has been completed over a year. the dec

and joining me now general hugh shelton. welcome to this week. >> thanks, christiane. great to be with you. >> it was prescient what president clinton said that you could survive just about anything. tell me how you survived that fall. >> well, i was very fortunate. after falling off a ladder and being evacuated quickly to a local hospital and told i would never walk again, walter reed came to the emergency -- came -- dr. jim he canland immediately evacuated me to walter reed and did an advance technique on me to raise my blood pressure, force the blood in around the cells and miraculously i walked out after 83 days. >> once in a million cure in that regard. >> well, at walter reed they said they'd never seen anyone recover from that type of an injury and now i can serve as an inspiration to others that suffered the same type of injury. >> let me ask you to put your analyst cap on based on your war experience. in iraq, drawdown of combat forces and yet troubling reports that the linchpin to success, bringing the sunni groups on, the sunni awakening may be crumbling. rep

relationship between the manabats and hughes, it would have never occurred to me that the buildings were actually two structures on one lot. the buildings appear completely separate since the fence line clearly marks the boundary between the two. the manabats have expressed their desire to maybe repairs to the house. on several occasions they have shared their desire to subzwi the property for repairs. they expressed concern that a con do conversion would take several years to complete. frankly, i don't think the building repairs can wait much longer. the house is in need of immediate repair. siding needs to be installed. deck repaired, roofing and irrigation. as far as landlords, the manabats have been proactive and responsive to inquiries and requests. i have no reason to believe that they have an ulterior motive as has been suggested for the lot split. they have assured us that they have no intention of expanding the house or doing any major construction outside the necessary repairs. as a result of none of us would be negatively impacted or forced to move. all three of us living on t

when i came in, larry hughes moved aside for me to become a star.nd now i will move aside for him to become a star. >>> speaking of moving aside, stan kasten stepping down today. the former braves mastermind built the franchise from brick one. some believe he could be the next commissioner of baseball. for the moment he is vague about his future. >> i still love everyone here as i told you. i love this steam. i love this city. but for my professional goals and aspirations i think i need to be doing something else. >> baseball playoffs under way. rays and rangers in the a.l. division for texas. that's nelson cruz and that is benji molina. both off of dave price. rangers win game one in st. pete 5-1. >>> this is a charity soccer game down in bolivia and this is the president evo morales wearing number 10 in green. he's playing against the political rivals and when things get testy, watch what he does, he knees his rival right in the old filibuster there and i guesses that what you call executive privilege. and what are they going to do? he's the presi

. >> jimmy: kind of reminds me of a john hughes movie, there's that kind of good feeling there, but youous stuff going on. >> that's exactly right. >> jimmy: thank you. let's look at a clip of it now. >> there's a clip? >> jimmy: everyone gets a sample. and if they enjoy it, they can see the whole thing. >> okay. very good. >> jimmy: here's "it's kind of a funny story," it opens october 8th. >> well -- i guess there's just been a lot going on in my mind lately. >> go ahead. >> okay, well this is sort of difficult to explain, but -- >> yeah. got you. >> and this summer school application that i'm really nervous about. >> summer school? >> yeah, it's like this super prestigious kind of -- >> why would you want to be in school in the summer? you should be on coney island bird dogging chicks. >> are you a doctor? >> jimmy: you're not. you're not. hey, zach -- [ applause ] this is -- tell us what's going on here. this is -- this appears to be president obama's helicopter. >> yep. >> jimmy: why were you allowed near it? >> i actually went to the white house and hung out in the oval office. >>

the hughes are members of our organization, and they have asked me to appear. they definitely live in that house. i visited the property today. there are parking spaces all over the place. i saw two buildings facing two streets, and those buildings appeared to be totally unrelated to each other. there is a cute cottage on 19th street that sits in a sad state

joining me live is donna rice hughs, internet safety activist and president of enough is enough.s report to three friends via e-mail, and it was not supposed to go any further than that. should she be surprised with how fast this spiralled out of control? >> i don't think any of us should be surprised. it's obviously a sensational thesis, and one of got the attention of her friends so much that they want to share it with somebody else. it could get out of control. certainly, kids are making mistakes and indiscretions online all the time. and the problem is it could go viral quickly and it's permanent and could be very public and embarrassing. >> absolutely. for the 13 students at duke with whom she discusses their trysts there, do they have any legal resource because their privacy has been invaded here? >> it has, and they probably do from a civic liability perspective, and privacy issues and defamation, maybe, who knows. we'll have to see how that plays out. and i am sure karen is mortified this happened and did not have the intention of this happening, but the thing is is that

afternoon, friday, my last sight of you alive, burning your letter to me in the ashtray with that strange smile." a friend of hughesncovered the poem. it details in chronological order the last weekend of sylvia plath's life. she reassures them everything is ok. she burns the letter. he leaves. she commits suicide. "then a voice like a measured injection truly delivered is four years deeply into my ear -- your wife is." dead." how important is it in the context of the rest of his poetry? >> it is the keystone. look at the first line -- what happened that night? if is called"last letter." it ends "your wife is dead." it is the missing link. it is the completion of one of the great long poems of the 20th century. hughes was vilified as having a negative effect on work.'plattsylvia path's life d the publication of the, may lead to further controversy. >> the united states apologized for the helicopter attack inside pakistan last week that killed two pakistani soldiers. the white house has raised serious concerns about pakistan's willingness to tackle growing militancy to courts of the afghan border. the obama administ

joining me is the man himself the outspoken general hugh shelton. thank you for being here.d you an accident. you fell off a ladder, you almost refused medical help. your wife god bless her wanted to take out to hospital, what happened? >> i was trimming a tree after 450 parachute jumps my feet instead of being 24 feet in the air only five feet off the ground and hit the wrong way. bad parachute landing fall. >> sean: were you told you might not walk again. >> totally paralyzed the initial doctor said you will never walk again. you will be lucky to use your hands to the degree you can manipulate a wheelchair. walter reed went to work on me and 83 days later, i worked out unassisted. >> sean: they are some of the most amazing people i've ever met and what they do for these kids, these soldiers, and their struggles is inspiring. you know, what i found most amazing about the book, i don't think a lot of people were paying attention to this, osama bin laden was a hot topic lodge before 9/11. -- topic long before 9/11. everyone was frustrated he would elude us none more than pres

joining me is the man himself the outspoken general hugh shelton. thank you for being here.n accident. you fell off a ladder, you almost refused medical help. your wife god bless her wanted to take out to hospital, what happened? >> i was trimming a tree after 450 parachute jumps my feet instead of being 24 feet in the air only five feet off the ground and hit the wrong way. bad parachute landing fall. >> sean: were you told you might not walk again. >> totally paralyzed the initial doctor said you will never walk again. you will be lucky to use your hands to the degree you can manipulate a wheelchair. walter reed went to work on me and 83 days later, i worked out unassisted. >> sean: they are some of the most amazing people i've ever met and what they do for these kids, these soldiers, and their struggles is inspiring. you know, what i found most amazing about the book, i don't think a lot of people were paying attention to this, osama bin laden was a hot topic lodge before 9/11. -- topic long before 9/11. everyone was frustrated he would elude us none more than president c

hugh grant hookup. how about that? that would make me happy. >> you are horrible. i feel sorry are to you. i don't hate you. i pity you. you have a heart of stone, sir. >> that movie was the most sentimental dret you could ind foo. the wedding scene at the beginning with the musical instruments at the beginning. that never happens. >> what do you mean? it is a movie, greg, it always happens. >> like martina mcbrideing hoos up with the prime minister, never ps that. >> she was cute. >> and laura linney. >> i will grant you she was annoying. the rest of the film -- rick sanchez says the jews on cnn no longer works on cnn i am told they left to spend less time with the jews. >> that's good. >> jill, you said the jews have been oppressed. somebody wants to keep working in this business. >> well done. >> i am just stating an opinion. i could be wrong, but that's what i hear. people have been through a lot. >> apparently somebody got the talking point. >> i love in the interview pete sanchez said, quote, when they, meaning the people who run news organizations, meaning the jews, they see a guy w

media ankle surgery has cost him a productive season but me seems to be regaining his form his aim to the last eight in petersburg. and also watch hugh grant and catherine zeta jones steen and swinging along with and. though adding a new celebrity program in china. talking for both fast and wednesday's primate showdown in moscow huge disappointment for petersburg fans off there's a need south of the defeat of the season making things whereas they went down to rivals spartak here at the luzhniki it was always in the early on however with the clearest cut chance pulling to the informal exam that a pool for the first top failed to be the sparta keeper in contrast the second home belonged to spawn a completely fair is the brazilian apes and got the most on the mark and banned two minutes from time by lady carbury and would have reason to smile spartak substitute doing it only himself before being a judge to have been found in the area mitri gambar of them graded easily from the spot for the final score of one male handing zinaida their fast defeat of the season. and they'd be on the match postponed from the list says more school failed t

hugh, his son died in '94 of a heroin overdose, were you close to him at that time? >> talking to merry: yeah. >> close to whom? >> larry: tony. >> yes, absolutely. not in that context, but yes. >> larry: how did he handle that? >> i don't really have any particular frame of reference in terms of that. >> larry: debbie, he battled drugs and alcohol himself, did he not? >> well, yeah. i think that tony handled it very well because he had -- the other children, you know, were very special. jamie lee and kelly. and the other children, you know, they helped him through that. and tony could always meet a crisis. you know, he tried to be a very good father because he was a good person. he tried to be the best that he could be. >> larry: thank you, we're out of time. i've got to run. debbie, thank you so much. by the way, in later years, curtis began painting and i actually have one of his originals in my hallway at home. he was quite a painter. we'll have more on the life and legacy of the one and only bernie schwartz, better known as tony curtis next. ♪ [ man ] i thought our family busine

can you show me that in 30 seconds. >> professor hugh hair aims to restore mobility to amputees and anyone. he wears two of these regularly. it contains about five computers, 12 sensors. this actually was designed to duplicate the motion, the dynamics, the biomechanics of a human foot. the ultimate goal is not only to restore motion to amputees but older people to allow them to maintain mobility late into life by perhaps not this kind of foot but an exoskeleton they can pull on in the morning and enable them to be mobile the entire day. that's the goal of the media lab to enable everybody to unleash their own powers, whether creative powers, mobility, the ability to move around a city, controlling our own health, our own wellness. this is what we're trying to do with the media lab. >> if i could do it all over again i'd make it my goal to somehow get to work there one day. congratulations for 25 great years and our thanks and gratitude to the folks at the media lab who invent things that make our lives better. we'll check in on a regular basis. frank moss executive director. to check out a

hughes. that is not true. i don't know. maybe he has seen a title report, but my client told me that if he had a title report here, he had no financing. he did it with his own money. unfortunately that is not true of the manabats. my client can testify that he did not take out a loan. as to the question by commissioner goh, i think what he was saying is once you split the lots, the degree of noncorment today of the homes actually increases. anyway, i was very surprised by this decision. mr. badner normally renders great variance decisions. the key argument is three of the 1,172 lots are under 1,000. that is not really relevant. the variance criteria does not ask the question how many lots are similar to your proposed lot. what the question is whether there are exceptional or extraordinary circumstances existing today. it says applying to the property involved, meaning today, that would justify the variance. it is under that question that mr. bad ner citeded three out of 1,172. if the question stated would issuing the variance create an exceptional circumstance, then mr. badner would have been correct. only three to 10 have

hugh she was born. -- how she was been. a discrimination case. >>> a mother accused of killing her children. tonight, you will hear from neighbors who tried to save them. >>> sometimes it puts me a little bit off, kind of feels like i'm not doing enough of my part. >> is that how you feel after leaving the grocery store these days? how retailers are righting to get you to do something good. >>> aches and pains, don't take a pill. go out on a date. tonight, lust can work just like vicodin. >>> a bay area golfer wants to turn pro but she is not being allowed to. it's not that she's not good enough, done reports that she -- dunn reports she may not be woman enough. >> i'm a female emotionally, physically and legally. >> she has been golfing since she was a teenage boy. she had a sex change surgery in 2005. she won a championship with a 254-yard drive. but after that performance, the long drivers of america changed the rule to match those of the lpga which say women golfers have to be born if he feel. she was -- born female. she was barred from competing. >> to have her and every other trans gender person be entitled to the same equal rights and opportunities that all people in ca

it'ss a stu astounding to me th vallvalu valerie jarrett never ended up with that post as white house chief of staff. >> karen hughest, karen hughes. >> it's a great read. it is so much fun. and you play with the whole issue of what does the first man, the husband, whatever you want to call the first male partner to a female president, and, boy, the possibilities are endless. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> get it. "eighteen acres." >>> coming up next, big interviews with president obama and mitch mcconnell. >>> but first, from the candidates corner, a look at today's big debates. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. [ male announcer ] we went to germany's nurburgring to challenge ourselves on the most demanding track in the world. with us, in spirit, was every great car that we'd ever competed with. the bmw m5. and the mercedes-benz e63. for it was their amazing abilities that pushed us to refine, improve and, ultimately, develop the world's fastest production sedan. [ engine revving ] the cts-v, from cadillac. the new standard of the world. [ male announcer ] ever have morning pain

me. the message was that it was bad to be gay. that it was wrong. it was okay to be degraded and made sub-hughbut most of these bullies, they're only 30% wrong because they're just stupid. most of them don't know -- most of them are not criminals. most of them will not become criminals. most of them are not sociopaths. they just haven't been taught. >> the utter falsehood of the statements -- sticks and stones may break my brons but words may never hurt me. they are powerful. after seventh i refused to take it anymore. i faked illness to avoid the living hell. it didn't work for long and my depression worsened and i began cutting myself to the point i became suicidal and admitted to a hospital for about two weeks. but i'm proud to stand here now three years later after countless hours of therapy and a lot of hard work to say that i am openly gay, a sophomore at a very accepting high school where i lead the gay/straight alliance and anti-bullying program. [ applause ] >> sticks and stones and name calling. it's exactly what my "xyz" is about. i'm glad the young man mentioned that. programming n

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hugh shelton, former chairman of the joints chief of staff. reportedly gates said that guy will be a disaster and now he's coming in. >> well, i think first of all, let met marine and a good friend and i think the world of him. in terms of him, i don't know him that well. secretary gates has been in the business a long time so he knows all the personalities involved so -- >> he's been very close to biden in the past. >> he has been. >> his wife is his wife's chiefs of staff, i believe, joe biden, donilon's wife. was it not the case that donilon was more in favor of not sending any kind of surge troops no afghanistan? if that's the case, what does that mean for the future of the war efforts? >> i think the future of the war efforts is directly tied to what our ultimate decision is in terms of whether or not we stay the course and allow karzai to have a stable government before we actually pull out or whether or not we go with a set timetable and start pulling out regardless of how well the karzai government is doing. i can't imagine we'd do that. it would almost be irresponsible for us to just pull the plug if we -- if we need more time. if that's the de