miller: mr. speaker, during the past several years the domestic auto industry has undergone an incredibly painful economic transition. quite frankly this industry was on its knees and many people didn't think that either general motors or chrysler would survive. and these naysayers said it would be best if they were just left to, in the case of general motors, go into a chaotic bankruptcy and in the case of chrysler, certainly a complete liquidation. for my great state of michigan, my beautiful state of michigan which has suffered the worst economic depression certainly in my lifetime, if that would have happened, as bad as it has been for us, what would have happened if those companies would have went bankrupt and liquidated would have been unimaginable. the loss of tens of thousands of more jobs either directly or indirectly through the supply chain and all the businesses that reply on the spinoff from the industry. mr. speaker, tomorrow chrysler company at the stirling heights assembly plant w

but sienna miller's case is the first to be resolved. that settlement, when finalized, will be studied by others before deciding what they do next. daniel berger, "bbc news" at the high court. >> final preparations are under way now for one of the biggest tv events of the year, the euro vision song contest. more than 150 million are expected to watch this year's show. previous winners of the contest have used it to launch international careers. so this year's 25 finalists will certainly be hoping to hit the big-time. the contest isn't necessarily just about musical ability. >> ♪ congratulations and celebration ♪ >> in its early years, there was no doubt that it was seen as a serious musical contest. top selling artists like cliff richard were keen to take part. and wings on the night launched the careers of acts such as abba. but the influx of new countries challenged western europe's domination and coincided with a loss of credibility. in part, due to voting patterns that rob them being based on musical achievement were transapparently

miller's death. a standout small town by design.inarily you would have to head to a great big city to live among designs like this. as death don now shows us, these days a lot of people are doing just that. >> reporter: consider this: today worldwide more than half of us live in cities. by 2050, the united nations projects nearly three quarters of us will. more and more these bustling metropolises are becoming home. when did you start thinking about moving to the city? >> probably about a month after i moved into the unsuburbs. >> reporter: connie remembers her years in the 'burbs as dull. >> my sister said you're on wisteria lane. i said what's that? it was a great house. it was very peaceful. very homogeneous. it was very boring. >> reporter: so last year at age 61, this nurse-turneded health care entrepreneur who found a new lease on life after beating stage 4 cancer settled in this spectacular home in san francisco. >> when i saw this view, i said, now this is the city. and i also... and this is the neighborhood. i'm living life

in his second season, miller led arizona to the elite eight this year.d the pac-10 coach of the year after leading the wildcats to the regular season title. before coaching at arizona miller spent five scenes at xavier in cincinnati and letting the musketeers to four ncaa tournament appearances. miller grew up in western pennsylvania and has family that lives in the washington, d.c. area. >>> at the kentucky derby, jockey john va lass velasquez g lucky break because the original jockey broke his nose. today he rode animal kingdom, a 20-1 longshot to victory. maybe it wasn't luck but destiny. check out the hats. love them. nearly 165,000 people in attendance setting the record for the largest crowd at churchill downs. those are some beautiful hats. >> no, they're not. >> oh, that's nice. 19 horses in the field. and they are off. and the 137 th running of the kentucky derby. here's the stretch call. sound up. >> roaring down the center of the track. here comes animal kingdom. in the milgtsd of the racetrack to grab the lead. and it's animal kingdom and joh

miller, is recognized. from miller: i have no further speakers, mr. speaker, and am prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from california. mr. filner: i have no further speakers and would urge adoption of the bill and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california yields back his time. the gentleman from florida. mr. miller: i associate myself with the remarks of my colleague, the ranking member of this issue of the disability claims backlog, has haunted this congress and this committee for many, many years, but nobody is more haunted by it than the veterans who have to go through that process. we together in a bipartisan way are looking for a way to try to solve this issue and it's obvious that money and bodies is not the way to do it, so together mr. filner and i and the members of our committees will work together and try to bring a reasonable solution to this congress that will help resolve the million veterans that are out there right now in backlog waiting for

we talked to tracy miller who lost her marine son back in november of 2004.ls us the death of bin laden really does not change much for her and her family because her son is still gone. >> he wanted to make the world a better place. >> that was tracy miller just days after her son, a sniper and team leader, was killed in a fire fight back on november 14 of 2004. his primary goal, along with his fellow marines, was to end the war on terror, a war that was fuelled by osama bin laden. >> i thought this day would come along time ago. >> almost six and a half years later, bin laden is dead, and miller says the wave of emotions came over her sunday night when she found out. >> i cannot believe it at first. i thought maybe it was a spoof, and then i realized it was real. >> she said she wondered if it would have been better for all of the people killed during 9/11 if bin laden had been kept alive. >> i am glad that we found him. i thought if there would be a way to bring him to justice somehow, it would be better than him being killed. >> then there is her personal

hall of fame broadcaster jon miller. and finally, two giants living legends, hall of famer mr. willy makati and hall of famer, the greatest mr. willie mays. [applause] how about a big hand for all of our special guests, everyone? [applause] we would like to thank the city and county of san francisco and our community partners, bank of america, caw, levi's, coors and miller, sales force.com, diamond foods, and charles schwab who helped make this possible. we would like to recognize broadcast partners knbr 680, the sports leader, comcast sports net bay area and nbc bay area, who bring giants baseball to our fans all season long and who have made it possible for today's event to be watched by giants fans throughout northern california. now, everyone, let's get this show on the road. let's get this party started. it is my great pleasure to introduce two members of the best broadcast team in all of baseball -- please welcome dave fleming and john miller. [applause] >> thank you for that. i always thought that this must be what it is like to be code, to go out to st. peter's on the b

seemed shawn miller would be that guy. that is not the case. arizona's ad announced miller has agreed to a contract extension. he is coming off his second season there, when they won the pac 10 regular season title and made an elite 8 appearance. his family is from this area, so it's surprising he didn't take the bait. maryland's search now continues. notre dame's head coach reportedly turned down an interview. also, according to espn butler's brad stevens turned down the terps. gary williams explains why this is a great job to get. >> i wouldn't have been here if i didn't think this was a great job, because i did have some opportunities to go other places. people pay a lot of money to come to washington, d.c. to look at things. we must be living in a good area. the acc has taken knocks the last couple of years. that's where we live. i can't get a better competitor job than the university of maryland. >> well said. >>> the national entered today looking for a sweep of the marlins. they struck out a whopping 25 times. sanchez undefeated in 14 ca

maryland has a full-court press to snagging miller. he hosted a nike basketball clinic and kevin anderson reportedly flew to las vegas to meet him. a decision could be made as early as monday. mailer has spent the last two seasons as the head coach of the wildcats and led them to a regular-season title and an elite eighth appearance. he was named to the pack-10 co- chair of the year. -- pac-10 coach of the year. he has the credentials. v is from pittsburg and reportedly would like to move back to the east coast. this decision will come down to whether or not he wants to move his family across country -- again. >>> arizona is not going down without a fight. they treated this afternoon, "we want him to be our coach. we will continue to do everything in our power to ensure that happens." >> we will have to wait and see. >> monday. >> keep your fingers crossed. still ahead how the someone folded. near record flooding of the mississippi river and continuing to rise tonight. which areas are in jeopardy? who casey anthony we're with you when

miller has east coast ties, from pittsburgh. played point guard for panthers.o it is like he is almost coming home. >>> nationals in action down in miami for game 2 against the florida marlins. thank goodness the defensive part of their game was working last night because their offense sure wasn't. the nats struck out 17 times last night. that matches a team record. not their best play. but it was their bull pen that saved them. up 3-2 in the 10th then the time run on third. able to get the first two outs and they get the final batter to fly out. solid defense from the nats. nice to see that out there. they snapped a three game skid. so can they make it two in a row. on the mound for the teams. they called a player to replace the center fielder who is out with a right wrist sprain. >>> orioles hosting the rays at camden yards. top of the 1st tampa gets on the board first. evan longerria with a double to left. 1-0 rays. in the third evan strikes again. that's his first of the season. a three-run homer to left. 4-0 rays. two innings later the rays played more lon

grab a triple hops brewed miller lite with that great pilsner taste. i got a miller lite. niiice! niiice! niiice! where you going? ladies tee. let's go. >> welcome back, everybody, thank you very much. my guest tonight has made a documentary about chinese artist ay weiwei. >> there are particular moments and periods which allow a voice to change the way that people think. >> in some cases they call him ay shin on-line, fully eye, or eye god. >> aye shin which is like venous or something, like the god 6 love. >> it's a love thing. >> basically they consider him a god. >> it's a very dangerous description in china. >> stephen: please welcome allison claman. (cheers and applause) hey, allison. allison, let's educate the people here a little bit as to who iwaiway is. put up the first slide. >> that is probably the way he maybe best known in the west which is helping design the birds nest olympic stadium can. because of his outspokenness he distanced himself from the olympics. >> stephen: is that where the trouble started for him. >> that may be where the trouble started. but it got re

many things are for miller retail and are very desirable. it does replace what was for miller retell there before, a payless shoe store -- what was formula retail before, a payless shoe store. this is what we consider a full- service restaurant, not fast food. it would be considered a restaurant under the new definitions, as opposed to the way we are changing now. let me ask, if i can just go over what i understand to be the conditions. we could just make sure that everything is -- there is a one- year informational report that is going to be brought back by planning staff to the commission, which is often standard. also there is going to be, and we are starting to get into some dbi issues -- the final plans are going to be routed back to planning staff for consistency. we also talked about the roof composition and form, with some kind of an earth color. it will blend in as much as possible. the windows and skylights will be closed. and there was talk about the fact that this -- again, this will get into dbi areas. the final plans will be on

five at xavier then last two at arizona miller has an overall record of 136 wins. he led two elite appearances and pac-10 coach of the year this season. very good recruiter which is something gary williams was somewhat constantly criticized for you. >>> you know the saying something happens for a reason. well, that could be one way to describe what happened at the kentucky derby today. the jockey was supposed to ride derby favorite uncle mo until that horse became ill last week. he eventually ended up on a long shot horse and, well, the rest is history. here is the call down the stretch. >> animal kingdom. wins the derby. >> new announcer on the track today. animal kingdom entered the derby at 20-1 odds and started nearby the outside in gate 16. the two stayed in the back of the pack until that final turn when they sergei head. get this, he had never even ridden animal kingdom in a race before. this was their first race together and the colt had only run a handful of races and none of them were underred. >> it is a dream come true for all of us. obviously as a jock

anderson has reportedly meet withas vegas to miller. it is not like miller is leaving situation.the wildcats to the eight. the pac-10 coach of the year. decision to be based more on location rather than money. the decision could come as early as monday. oklahoma city thunder in memphis in overtime. he gets the short jumper. 101-is goes on to win it 93. the miami heat beat the boston the celtics beat the miami heat. miami.root for do. >> the boston celtics played at home. ♪ [ woman ] this icelandic mud was working wonders on my skin. but if it was going to do the same for my spa, i had to figure out a way to get it back to the states. so i called my citibank small business expert. he got me a line of credit to make it happen and even improved my cash flow. now, my spa has more business than ever. ...and so does our cleaning crew. [ male announcer ] at citibank, we believe small business is a big deal. what's your story? citibank can help you write it. >> a lot of people are suffering allergies and pollen. temperatures tomorrow will be degrees. we were talking earlier about they ha

. >> a well worn paper bag holds what john milton wesley has left of his fiancee sarah miller clark. personal belongings retrieved from the wreckage. >> when all of the remains of flight 77 were scooped up at the pentagon and taken to dover, delaware, we had to sort among the ashes of thieves and murders for our loved ones. >> wesley was moved by president obama's concern for the safety of the navy seals and his ability to keep quiet a mission in the works since august of last year. >> i was most impressed with the protection of the intelligence that made it possible to do this. >> reporter: wesley agrees with the president that bin laden death photos should not be released. >> we have too many people in the world theater who remain vulnerable. >> reporter: on september 11th of 2001 wesley says he and his fiance were closer than they ever were. >> she saw the same old world with new eyes and her compassion never blinked. >> nine years after the september 11th attack shattered his life wesley has recently found love again. he told us it takes a special person to understand his ongoing

sean miller turns down the university of maryland. >>> >> this local woman escaped >> 50 years ago a brave young group set off from d.c. in a series of buses headed to the south determined to end segregation. their actions changed the course of history. and today those same brave people rekorea yated the freedom -- recreated the freedom ride for a younger generation. >> 40 select college students from across the country. >> i'm tonia smith. >> boarded a bus in downtown d.c. with several travel companions. >> it's a dream come true. >> to retrace the steps of a remarkable movement that changed american history. ♪ nearly 50 years ago to the date, black and white activists known as freedom riders dared to desegregate bus travel. >> i definitely would not have been here if it were not for the sacrifices of the freedom riders. >> original freedom riders like deon from the district. >> bob and helen from california. >> i felt like we were going into enemy territory. >> and joe mull holland from arlington. >> they were all arrested and imprisoned in mississippi for challenging jim crow poli

miller spurned the offer and got an extension in arizona. angeles lakers made their last stand to avoid a sweep. the mavericks destroy the lakers by nearly 40 points. highlights tonight at 11:00. the celtics point guard taken down by dwyane wade, a gruesome dislocation of his elbow. it said rondo to the locker room. he returned in the second half. austin won with an effort that will be discussed 30 years from now. -- boston 1. >> regardless of what happened, obviously my shot was not going, but i thought i could get to the ball offensively. >> redefining toughness, rajon rondo. >> bush kids back -- kickback, causing boyer to crash into the wall. bush was chased down and words were exchanged. reagan smith is happy he survived all that carnage for the win. stay with us for a check of the forecast coming up right after this. this. my vet thinks my insides are in mint condition. [ female announcer ] vets agree, a healthy checkup starts inside. our breakthrough iams premium protection formula is developed with vets with cutting edge ingredients f

right it's time for tonight's tool time award and tonight it goes to oklahoma state treasurer and miller and before becoming this great treasure the state treasurer he was a state lawmaker and he didn't have a very friendly record on immigration issues he voted for a ballot measure declaring english the official language in the state and since becoming treasure he's also called for a crackdown on illegals living in oklahoma and is actively supporting a new bill being discussed in the state modeled after arizona's papers please bill sounds like a true anti immigrant politician right now as i mentioned to ken was just elected to the job last november and he still has a little bit of campaign debt left over so he's decided that today is a good day to hold a fundraiser but this one has a theme that's right cam is holding a cinco de mayo fundraiser if the irony there can try to make money to pay off his campaign that around the mexican holiday yet. i think it's pretty clear from his policies that he hates talking about being a hypocrite now the invitation that was sent out called the event i

next speaker. >> mary ann miller. i'm not on your list but thought i would step up. would once a city planner with the planning department and we didn't have the tools we had today. we have computers. we have people who understand the historic context. at one point we have the downtown plan with its historic context, unquestionable. because there were landmark buildings but we as a city were not like denver for my real terrible example, which tore down everything except the landmark and they tore out the context. once you remove the context, that thread of history that unites even meet ork buildings, it's true. with the historic buildings, you lost it and lost a sense of history. that's happened also in the neighborhoods where a four-story building pops up where there are just 1 1/2-story tiny vic torrians in the richmond, for example. and it's just a shocker when you see it. i don't know how you do the transitions but the context, don't forget about the thread. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> is there any other speaker. >> thank you very much. i'm a san fra

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get david lee miller up.t very much to know exactly when the last time any one saw moammar qaddafi alive was and with all of the outrage we have not the grand and grand dad through his surrogates so it will be fascinating to see what it is that has transpired. we have no idea i don't want to you take it as gospel that what the president will be talking about will be libya. this is a big bad world. we have trouble spots every where. afghanistan obviously. iraq also. it could be almost anywhere. w with all of the action and focus on libya right now and with this profoundly powerful attack really right where the libyan dictator or assumingly where he and his wife were living the night of the attack even the libyans. okay. who is on the telephone? wally ferris mideast expert. waleed, i am assuming, and again jennifer griffin, intel officials this is our pentagon correspondent jennifer griffin. she is reporting intelligence officials have been called to order operations ops center for a meeting at 10:30 p.m. to so

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. >> miss miller, did you want to add to that? >> when we do a poll and make it public, some of the statistics we talk about publicly. the point of doing this poll was to get an idea of what the program parameters should be and where they should be going. if you looked at any other program providing 100% clegreen, they have a very small percentage of countries that actually percentage of customers that actually participate because of cost. in san francisco, the percentage is so much higher and those expecting of 100% renewable. if we were able to show you the statistics, in that realm, it is a very good statistic. however, your point is a good one. what should the program parameters be and what should we be offering? that is what miss hale will be talking about during her part of the presentation. we wanted to provide all the information to you publicly. we know there are questions in the statistics. there is information we will learn to go forward with, particularly with education and marketing our program. >> how much did the po

supervisor campos: miss miller? i am almost done. our program goal was to be 51% renewable by 2017. we exceed that with the current plan. an important part of the plan is the face iphase in. the second phase is to layer in city operated resources. that is an integral part of the plan. we need to start the first phase in order to get a steady stream of income that we can use to build our own facilities. that will be in subsequent phases. with that, that concludes my presentation. supervisor campos: 82 pand thank you to puc and lafco staff. supervisor mirkarimi: this is a milestone. i want to thank you for helping to shepherd this along the way. i have been serving as live co- chairman for four years. i am happy to see commissioner campos now in that role. this is the long road of about eight to 10 years. there has been no conversation like what is taking place today in that eight years that has provided us more than just anecdotal data. now we have directional steps. we have different departments in the city more unified

i would like to give miss miller an opportunity to give the lafco commissioners and our commissioners her thoughts on the program changes as well. supervisor campos: can you say anything about low income customers? >> we are targeting our program geographically. we want to offer our program to areas of the city -- to all of san francisco, starting with areas of the city the most likely to say yes to the program and stay with it. the fact that san francisco is the verse -- diverse. the low tier customer is the average customer. we're seeing lower price premiums with the flat gen. we will be able to offer our services to all customers in san francisco ultimately. we're geographically targeting it so that we can phase folks in strategically. supervisor campos: maybe the general manager will want to add to that. my point is that we want to make sure that this is available to people who are low income and that the lack of resources will not get in the wake of this program being available to them. supervisor mirkarimi>> certainll be offering it to everyone. there is a care program that offe

et we got a pitcher of miller lite, it's got more taste...out taste. ♪ ♪ all by myself ♪ don't want to be all by myself ♪ [ male announcer ] man up. share a pitcher of triple hops brewed miller lite. lemme in on that pitcher. someone please pick a different song! my bad. my guest tonight, con trib utilitying editor at the los angeles times magazine and an investigative reporter. her new book is called an undemocratic national censored history of america's top secrets. please welcome annie jacobsen. hello. [applause] thank you so much for being here. this is really a great book. area 51. so this is area 51 is a military base. >> yes, it is. it's a military base in southern never never, 75 miles from vegas. >> jon: 75 miles from vegas. >> we set off 100 nuclear bombs there during the cold war in the air. >> jon: above vegas. >> a little north of vegas. >> jon: is that how vegas began? because at around the same time this nuclear radiation is spilling out over the desert, bugsy siegel had an idea. >> yes, maybe that's why vegas is the way it is.

nothing changed in 25 years, and today, michelle miller reports, oprah's reign as the queen of daytime tv came to an end. >> reporter: after months of anticipation, the final guest of the oprah winfrey show was revealed-- it was oprah herself. >> thank you, america. thank you so much. >> reporter: the woman who for millions of viewers is more than a talk show host... >> you are responsible for your life. >> reporter: ...she's a life coach... >> love somebody. >> reporter: ...teacher. >> no one completes you. >> reporter: even pop culture preacher. >> god is love. >> reporter: oprah has interviewed 30,000 guests, turned some into top tv stars themselves. >> for open the game is the talk show but it's much bigger than that. i mean, she's a whole industry. >> she gave me great advice about being in television. she said don't take any advice. be yourself. because they know if you're not. >> reporter: oprah let it all hang out and frequently her guests... >> have you ever felt this way before? >> reporter: and her audience the same. >> everything gets a car! >> reporter: after 25 years her

keith miller, nbc news, perugia. >>> still to come at 5:00 -- >> someone left their bumblebee costume. >> if you have ever wondered what happened to your lost luggage, tonight we have an answer. it does not end up in the trash. how you can feel a little better out where those lost items end up. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> thousands of bay area children might just be a little safer tonight because of an unusual training session for grown-ups this afternoon. congresswoman jackie spiro held a training session to educate parents, and city leaders on how to spot the signs of human sex trafficking. the afternoon was spent showing people how to report it and how to raise community awareness. >> the best eyes are the ones that live right next door. and the truth is that sex trafficking is going on in san mateo county and every county in this state and across the nation. >> reporter: according to the non-profit group california against slavery, human sex trafficking is a

arizona's shaun miller not be coaching in college park.agreed to a contract extension with the wildcats late last night. and according to several reports, note name's mike bray, villanova's jay wright and brad stevens said no as well and there are reports that texas a&m's mark turgeon will be the new head coach, the only coach in history to lead thing a toys four straight ncaa appearances. turning now to the nba players. today the mavericks sent the lakers home crying to their mommas and here we go. kobe bryant trying to keep his team from being swept, but that didn't happen here, no. not at all. second quarter, mavericks by eight. lamar odom makes a lazy pass. takes it all the way for the layup. 21 points off the bench and it was all mavs. third quarter, dallas blows it open. tied an nba record with nine three-pointers, 32 points as the mavericks crushed the lakers, 122-86. dallas sweeps l.a. in four straight games. >> all right. in boston last night, game three, celtics, heat, rajon rondo defending guard dwyane wade. look at wade here, f

to announce miller's hiring. it has yet to be confirmed.ut we'll see what the suns say and we'll keep you informed. >>> downtown at the yards today. plain baseball. not too high above a child's comprehension. one of those days, orioles starting pitcher jeremy guthrie is always going to remember to try to forget. against tampa bay birds. earned 7-runs en route to a final, 8-4. outscored, 14-4. and got a score there. now, hoping to avoid this week by tomorrow. >> just couldn't take advantage of it. it's a rare opportunity. i can't say anything. but especially starting pitches to tampa out there. >>> meantime, kudos go to the loyola university of maryland women's lacrosse team. and 2011, big east conference champion someone. -- championship. >>> later, the greyhounds. grace gavin. she set a new school record with a 227th school goal. loyola wins bid for the tournament. >>> baltimore county, towson, division 3 men on the pacifickesque campus of goucher college, where they took on scranton. in a very important match. and as fate would have it, s

we'll get analysis from a legal expert in just a moment, but first, erika miller was at the courthouse and has details on today's verdict. >> reporter: once a high-flying wall street investor, raj rajartnam is now a convicted felon. the founder of the galleon group hedge fund was convicted in a scheme that netted him $64 million in illegal profits. outside the courthouse, his lawyer john dowd vowed to appeal. "we will see you in the second circuit." prosecutors did not address the media circus after the verdict, but they did release a statement, saying "the message today is clear-- there are rules and there are laws, and they apply to everyone, no matter who you are or how much money you have." prosecutors were able to use rajartnam's own words against him by using wiretapped phone conversations, a first in a securities case. the illegal trades were in many well-known companies, including advanced micro devices, goldman sachs and ebay. defense lawyers argued rajaratnam's decisions to buy and sell were based on careful research, not inside information. they view it as a victory that, of

erika miller, "nightly business report," new york. >> tom: we saw some selling pressure move back into the stock market to end this week, and while the financial sector led the selling, it was really stocks on the front lines with the consumers retails that saw some big moves. let's get you updated with tonight's market focus. the week came to a weak ending with the major indices finishing lower. retail stocks saw lots of selling, even with the buyout bid for bookstore barnes and noble. let's start with the market reaction in barnes and noble to that purchase offer from liberty media. the offer is $17 per share. the market thinking it could go higher with today's 30% jump, taking it well over $17. this is the highest price for the stock since the firm suspended its dividend back in february. other retailers took a big hit. j.c. penney fell almost 5% as volume more than doubled. lee and wrangler jeans maker v.f. corp., fell more than 4.5% on strong volume. shirt maker philips van-heusen dropped alomst 5% again on heavier than usual volume. the market talk centered around worries about t

and michele miller found someone who is inspiring thousands of young achievers. rural village in napal these american teens are digging a foundation for the future, a school for kids half a world away. they're here because of this man jim ziolowski. 20 years ago while backpacking in nepal, he was moved by the opening of a new school there. >> it was a two-day celebration, is 48 straight hours, they never went home. >> reporter: he returned home to a corporate job in new york but couldn't let go of the images of hope he'd seen amidst all the poverty. >> i saw what they're dealing with on a day-to-day basis and i realized we had to do something and give them a way to take action. in 1991, he did take action, right in his own backyard. he began an after school program for inner city kids who wanted to make a difference in their communities, he called it "build on." the organization is now 20,000 strong. on any given saturday you can find build on teens feeding the homeless, playing cards with the elderly, and caring for the disabled. they spend on average eight hour

miller all during the time she was first lady even though he was married and divorced and their severales, offered her relaxation from her high profile life. now, once in the white house she found that she had to play a ceremonial. here she is in what appears to be a heavily retouched photograph. inaugural reception of its. you can see dead sea is the first lady. i wonder how many of us are aware of this. she was actually on the best dressed list of women in 1934. she had arrangements with a new york department store to wear their attire and have her picture taken like this one. in these pictures will be circulated all through the country. mrs. roosevelt and half its. now, i think this was a financially advantageous a reason for both. now we get to the person who was much more of an influence on her as she transforms the role of first lady. we cannot see this person to well. we get some idea, perhaps, of the way that she hid herself from public view when eleanor was in the white house. she was definitely there assisting in transforming the role of first lady during the first administrat

erika miller, "nightly business report," new york. but pessimists predict prices >> susie: with two months to go before it begins work, the consumer financial protection bureau is already under fire. house republicans today intensified their attacks on elizabeth warren, the woman appointed by president obama to get the new agency up and running. as darren gersh reports, at an oversight hearing, warren fired back. >> reporter: it was elizabeth warren's idea to create the consumer financial protection bureau, and today she flatly rejected charges the new regulator is the most powerful agency ever. warren called talk like that overblown. >> shoot, the consumer agency isn't even strongest of the banking regulators, much less most powerful agency ever created. >> reporter: warren says there are clear limits on the bureau's power, including the ability of other bank regulators to veto new consumer rules. but republicans charge warren is already over-reaching by actively engaging in settlement talks with state attorneys general negotiating w

all point to sean miller as the likely successor. he completed his second season in tucson. before that, he was the head man at xavier. greg burns post on the twitter account at 4:00 p.m. this afternoon this message, quote, wildcat faithful, please note we have been and continue to work to keep sean miller as our coach. meanwhile, yesterday at comcast center the last time, gary williams walked on to a court that will be named after him and with the air as he has done for so many years. he held the final press conference at comcast center and that is an emotional farewell for him. he walks away with a coaching career including back-to-back appearances at maryland and the 2002 national title and national coats of the -- coach- of-the-year honor. i asked him what he will miss the most. >> and i miss the practice t. that is the best time for any coach. you get tangible results. that next game you play, you see how well you did in practice and watch players improve and you watch players change into dependable people. not just basketball but become mature adults. all of the things

. >> tom: erika miller explains there are some obstacles to the success of the google wallet. >> reporter: it's a familiar routine. you go into a store, pick out the items you need and pay with cash or credit card. but if google and mastercard have their way, the experience will soon be much different. shoppers will get personalized coupons on their cell phones, pay with the phone and have receipts immediately emailed. mastercard's ed mclaughlin promises nothing short of life- changing technology. >> we think the experience is absolutely revolutionary. it's going to transform shopping. so, it's not simply the payment- - which you can use paypass and the trusted mastercard network for-- all that like you would have before. but now you can also get coupons, rewards, you can redeem the offers, you can have your receipts right in your phone. >> reporter: mobile payment may be enticing to many consumers, but not everyone. a big concern is security. plenty of people are uncomfortable putting financial information on their cell phones. >> reporter: similar to an a.t.m. card, the google wallet wi