the mix between politics, moy, anglamour is nothing new. this could have sunk his political future and the fabric of french society. there are social divisions which could have long that repercussions. our reporter caught up with two french vacationers that are caught up with the political drama in france. >> they have left for coastal resorts. for most people, holidays are about getting away from it all. this family from paris has been unable to leave the affair behind. it is the main topic of conversation over breakfast. >> all of the ingredients are there. money, politics, and a family drama. it is ideal for the front pages of the magazine. >> he says that the french are already spooked by unemployment and the high level of public debt. he is worried that the scandal could worsen that feeling. >> i am concerned about the middle class's. they are the ones that keep france running. >> he is the municipal representative for trade. the first port of call for local businesses that need advice. the shop owner is pouring out her woes because sh

moi question is lead time. when is the drop dead date for you in next year's program? >> well i would say, we're at a window of -- of possibility here. right now, to resurrect laurel hill. that's why i came today because -- our -- our -- our programming starts august 19th. we do need to operate course that is are -- full semester long in order to pay for them. the semester starts august 19th. >> those advocating to extend this wouldn't serve your purpose because you need to know now. >> well -- i can move quickly. >> okay. thank you. >> mr. ginsburg. >> can i answer another question. >> sure. >> what is published in our catalog, our class schedule to allow for a public notification, our courses are planned six months out. >> right. that would sound reasonable. thank you. mr. ginsburg. >> commissioners, i want to reiterate our overall commitment. i have had a number of questions with the trustees and with the vice chance lore about the issues. and this has been a lengthy conversation that has gone on between the department about this particular site. there's reasons tha

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moi point is that, look, yes, there needs to be some rhyme and reason to all this and we need to comelution, but not the bigoted solution arizona came up with. when my next film comes up i'm going to have it as a deal with the studio, unless this changed i don't want my films showed in arizona. i've joined the boycott of musicians and others who will not support the state as long as they have this attitude. >> larry: do you think the all-star baseball game should not be played there next year? >> that's correct. i think it should not be played there. i know a number of baseball players are going to boycott it and i support that boycott. >> larry: let's take another call. toledo, ohio. >> caller: yes, michael, would you consider doing a documentary exposing fox news, the tea party and the radical right wing? >> they've already been ex popo. that job's been done. the majority of the people in this country know these people are up to no good, they're a bunch of liars, they support corporate powers that be over the working people of this country, and i think the majority know that now. th

stay with us, 6:10, friday moy,g. >>> welcome back. 6:12. a little creaturing doing some work with. a little friend. >> yeah, a little friend. the haze into the sotheby, a come start to the day. rob will be along with your forecast in a few minutes. >>> folks in the bay area love to bike, they hope you will ditch your car and jump on your bike today. join them on gas-free friday. the san francisco bicycle coalition setting up a fuel-up station today where bike riders can get free coffee and snacks. the station will be atlogical val lens ya and 17th from 8:00 to 10:00. most flips san francisco are less than two miles long. new details on a bp protest in the uc berkeley campus. bp sponsors an energy bioscience lab on campus. 350 researchers work there to cop vert plants into fuel. community members, scientist and others will voice their outrage over the gulf disaster outside the lab tonight at 5:30. >>> today is day 102 in the gulf oil disaster, in the deepwater horizon oil rig. these days are crucial for permanently sealing the broken well. crews are on track to finish the so-called

debit card, we might be charged up to 14, 20-cents for that transaction which means we're not making moi. we're losing money on that transaction today. >> the law allows individual retailers to set individual purchases for customers who use credit cards, something that's already common here in california. but they are likely to pay higher fees when they use their credit and debit cards. >>> still ahead, oakland police are investigating an overnight homicide. we'll bring you an update. >>> and a san francisco nightclub gets the book thrown at it because of violence linked to the club. we will tell you what's next. [trumpet playing "reveille" throughou reviving the economy means reinventing the way we do business. here's to the owners showing us the way. [trumpet playing "reveille" fades to silence >>> welcome back. 8:22. we have an update for you right now. police have identified the victim of a deadly overnight shooting in oakland. now, this happened about 1:30 in the morning on harmon street near seminary. they say jonathan lee scott was shot in the dead. he died there at the scene. it'

as long as you have money involved and moy is a factor, you will have corruption. >> i have personnel announcements to make. first is to make a happy birthday. today i am pleased to announce that i recommended to the president. that he'd nominate general james madison \ e. he is an outstanding combat leader and strategic thinker. bringing a central mix of experience, judgment, and perspective to this important post. he has served in commanded at all levels, and has held a number of key leadership positions. including italian command in the first gulf war, leading the first conventional ground forces inserted into afghanistan, commanding the first marine, in command of all marine corps forces in central command. whether commanding troops in battle, leading marine which development, or new operating concepts, he has proven to be one of the military's most innovative and a comic figures. his insight into the nature of warfare in the 21st century have to influence my own views about how the armed forces must be shaped and postured for the future. his strategic inside an independent kingdo

those earning mor than $90,000 and means test social security benefits, fairly tax the people with the moy is his solution. next call, bristol, virginia. howard, independent line, what do you think about the imf's call for u.s. lifestyle changes? caller: well. i've got quite a few ideas. my grievance was mary from georgia about the drugs, i don't think you should legalize the highly-addictive drugs like hair win or cocaine, but the small step would be to legalize marijuana. host: do you think that would be a way to finance our current lifestyle? caller: yes. a lot of people look to the government for help on things when they could make their own decisions to help the economy. also agree with the theory that the rich, you know, they -- i mean i think it's not fair to take the money they make, you know, if somebody comes from nothing and they become a millionaire, you know, you shouldn't cap tear salary, however, nobody needs more than $75,000, $100,000 a year. and it's not fair for the working class when, you know, the owner. i work for papa john's, and our ner owned probably 15 papa john's