with respect to bruce wolfe, i think it would be a mistake for us not to reappoint him. i think that mr. wolf has demonstrated not only a commitment to issues of sunshine, but i think that he has a track record of artwork. someone who is prepared. even if you are not in agreement with everything, every position that he takes, i think that one can still respect the reasoning behind that, and the work that goes into it. so, i do hope that we are able to approve the recommendation and i would urge my colleagues to support his reappointment. i also think it is important, with respect to the four remaining seats in the continue on that i supported, in retrospect it is important for us to those names forward expeditiously and i would hope that we could have a follow-up meeting in the next rules committee, where those names are considered. i want to thank the chair of the rules committee of doing an excellent job for leading that challenging meeting. i think that the thing about these bodies is that they play an important function. i say that, and we have to make sure that we protect that. one

part on "the view" he not only knew who kim kardashian was but he knew the exact date when bruce jenner turned into mr. driesdale secretary. >> that's beverly hill billies. >> except for you. we are old men. >> bill: you have suggestions for mitt romney's campaign, right? >> listen. i have got two. i called on campaign. i worked for like three politicians in my life or tried to. the only one who gave you decent bounce was w. at least he could talk to you. the other two you can't get ahold of. they are stars. i called romney pitched good idea that debt clock. like the birth clock outside

part on "the view" he not only knew who kim kardashian was but he knew the exact date when bruce jenner turned into mr. driesdale secretary. >> that's beverly hill billies. >> except for you. we are old men. >> bill: you have suggestions for mitt romney's campaign, right? >> listen. i have got two. i called on campaign. i worked for like three politicians in my life or tried to. the only one who gave you decent bounce was w. at least he could talk to you. the other two you can't get ahold of. they are stars. i called romney pitched good idea that debt clock. like the birth clock outside hard rock cafe flipping along, he steps in for 30 second commercial and says hi, i'm mitt romney. >> bill: the clock is right next to him. he doesn't say anything, he looks at it. 25 second mark. i approve this ad. i don't approve of that good solid ad. >> bill: debt is rising 30 billion per second. how many billion soldiers? you will would have him sit there. >> like with the hands in his pocket and walk off. the second one is, and this one is probably time sensitive. can i do it now. i was going to give it to him. no

part on "the view" he not only knew who kim kardashian was but he knew the exact date when bruce jenner turned into mr >> that's beverly hill billies. >> except for you. we are old men. >> bill: you have suggestions for mitt romney's campaign, right? >> listen. i have got two. i called on campaign. i worked for like three politicians in my life or tried to. the only one who gave you decent bounce was w. at least he could talk to you. the other two you can't get ahold of. they are stars. i called romney pitched good idea that debt clock. like the birth clock outside hard rock cafe flipping along, he steps in for 30 second commercial and says hi, i'm mitt romney. >> bill: the clock is right next to him. he doesn't say anything, he looks at it. 25 second mark. i approve this ad. i don't approve of that good solid ad. >> bill: debt is rising 30 billion per second. how many billion soldiers? you will would have him sit there. >> like with the hands in his pocket and walk off. the second one is, and this one is probably time sensitive. can i do it now. i was going to give it to him. nobody called back like

bruce wolfe, hanley chan and michael kwan. thank you very much. chairperson kim: thank you, mr. nolte. >> good afternoon. my name is paul henderson. i have a lot of familiarity with the task force and i've worked with them over the years. there's a number of really strong candidates both that are reapplying and new candidates that are applying. so i was just here to -- in support of several of the new candidates that are coming in from different organizations. i'll be brief and who they are. kitt grant from the national black journalists association, which, i think it's important, you know. i know this is a city that embraces and welcomes diversity so i'm really excited to see the depth of the candidates that are coming here now to sit on this commission. also, david sims whom i've known for a long time, both from being active in the gay lesbian community but also in the legal community, i think he'll bring a depth of knowledge and commitment to the position. also, my friends from alice, outside of this building, who have been particularly active and that's owen stephens and louise fischer are great peop

that human rights activist bruce spoke with in the store. mr. chen spent 18 years in a u.s.before. he now lives on maryland's eastern shore. >>> one florida county is pulling the erotic novel, "fifty shades of grey" from all its libraries. a spokesman says the county considers it soft core porn and that has some fans of the book in an uproar. >> i think that's a shame because that's why we live here. there's nothing horrible about this book. >> i'm intrigued and ready to read it. >> another florida county says it does carry the book. good luck trying to find it in stock. >>> walt disney executives are marveling at the smashing success of the avengers. it had the biggest opening weekend ever. took in $200 million at the box office and that reached the old record of just over $169 million set by the final harry potter film. the record could be short lived in what's expected to be a block buster summer movie season. and two super hero flicks. the amazing spider man and the dark knight rises. >>> still ahead, the local group that is turning lives around one person at a time. top

. >> bruce riedel, sorry about that. thank you. and mr. riedel told my father, you know, there's only so far i can go with this paper because i'm leaving, i'm going back to the agency. he was an agency guy. and that he said, and do you know what's going on? my replacement they're basically sending over to the israeli embassy a list of names rather than fighting after the names get rejected because the israelis don't want someone like that in that position. and, you know, it's a conversational thing, and maybe mr. riedel after the fact wishes he hadn't said that or wishes jack hadn't published it. but i believe it. my father wasn't given to make aing things up. making things up. and, anyway, there's that story. >> vernon, did you have, did you have anything, vernon, you wanted to add to that? >> the person in question was elliot abrams, and abrams, i think, in a review of the bookg basically said that neverg happened, so we were left with jack's account and abrams' denial. >> you mean the fellow that wrote the review, right? >> yeah. it w

of importance is sort of up there with bruce wolfe so i would hope that we consider that, and, you know, i'm open to some of the other folks. i think that what mr. henderson said about a couple of candidates -- david sims as well as kitt grant, is true, very impressive presentations. so i think there's a lot of commonality here and unfortunately with this process, not every one of us will get every one we'd like to see but i'm -- i think the people i spoke to are people -- spoke about are people that i'm open to but would be willing to see what else people think. chairperson kim: thank you. i think i can say the same. like i said, i'm incredibly impressed by the qualifications and the commitment of the applicants that are here before us today and i know many of you are working into this very knowledgeable about what the task force is like and have attended or listened to meetings and i appreciate that work in advance. i was very impressed with the following people -- michael kwan who works with kim and does a lot of work around digital and electronic media. david pilpel who has served on us the re-districting task force and is incredibly knowle

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bruce banner in the blockbuster film, marvel's "the avengers," which is in theaters this friday. please welcome a great actor, mr] >> jimmy: you know that song. they love you here, mark. congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] they love you. they love you here. >> i love them. >> jimmy: congrats on the cover of "muscle and fitness." look at that. there you go there. >> i finally made it. >> jimmy: you finally made it. >> i finally made it. >> jimmy: after years of being shirtless. >> i kept pitching myself to them, but they never really went for it. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. this is crazy, though. but this is like -- that is your teeth, though? >> those are my teeth. if you can -- >> jimmy: if you can zoom in there -- that's as much as we can zoom in. smile. there you go. yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] those are your teeth right there. >> they're not great teeth. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but my chest, did you want to see that as well? >> jimmy: no, no, no, no. [ cheers ] your chest as well. your chest hair. >> there's gray chest hair in there if you look closely. >> jimmy: very good. congrats on this. is that right? c

bruce hornsby. >> look at that deep cut. >> peter: that's right. on the ones and twos is mr. dan henning. good morning. >> i'm great.king. >> peter: not wearing a navy blue short. >> i have my navy blue shorts. >> peter: don't show the shorts off. >> this is why he will never be facebook friends with you. >> peter: if any of you want to know how a third grader dresses, take a look at dan. honestly. my first grader wouldn't wear shorts like that. >> why are the back pockets stick, out? >> they're flaps. >> but they're not even ironed down. >> i didn't iron my shorts at 3:00 a.m. >> now someone is getting testy. it is because you guys aren't facebook friends. >> peter: i know -- i'm no fashion plate. don't look at me for fashion tips but i have a first grade child that would look at those shorts and say i ain't wearing those. >> i'm not judging. i'm going to let you play the bad cop except for the behind flaps that aren't ironed. >> peter: dan is engaged to be wed. the last time i checked with him. are you still getting married? >> still getting married. >> maybe not after flashing the shorts on national television. >

mr. gore is expected to enter guilty pleas to some or all of these charges and lesli, this is just the beginning. prosecutors have others lined up. >> a lot to come. bruce, thank you. back into the studio. >> thank you, lesli. >> no, i didn't. >> we've got new information tonight on a 9 news investigation we brought you earlier in the year. richard kim, the owner of the town square market in northwest went on trial today for allegedly selling alcohol to a minor. andrea mccarren was in that courtroom. she's live at d.c. superior court. this has been your story from day the first. >> reporter: yeah, we had been following it since december of last year, derek. as you know, and just minutes ago, a 17-year-old high school junior from mcclane, virginia, testified that in february, on february 18 of this year, he went to town square market, bought 30 containers of beer, and a bottle of blueberry vodka from town square market and specifically from store owner, richard kim, who is on trial. the teenager said he was asked for identification, but he handed over a pennsylvania driver's license with someone else's photograph on it. it belonged to a 22-year-old. but

artists like bob dylan, bruce springsteen, they could reclaim their songs to license how they please. my question to you, ross, mr the motorcycle cop in the village people lineup there. if you could dress as one of those guys, who would you be? >> probably the cop. there's something about the indian with all the feathers. are you having a party that we're coming to? >> yeah. show some -- do the ymca for us. >> all right. we'll leave the ymca discussion there for the moment. but still to come on the show, the stakes are high in the business of gambling, but how is the world's las vegas strip fending off destinations like macaw? we're going to talk about the destinations. stay with us. ♪ why do you whisper, green grass? ♪ [ all ] shh! ♪ why tell the trees what ain't so? ♪ [ male announcer ] dow solutions use vibration reduction technology to help reduce track noise so trains move quieter through urban areas all over the world. together, the elements of science and the human element can solve anything. [ all ] shh! [ male announcer ] solutionism. the new optimism. a living, breathing intelligence helping business, d

mr. ed. >> let's get to some headlines now. there are signs an army nurse that suddenly collapsed while skyping with his wife from afghanistan might have been shot? the family of captain brucethere was a bullet hole in the closet behind him. his wife says he showed no signs of discomfort before he collapsed. skype video link continued for about two hours as clark's family tried to get help. pentagon only saying the death is under investigation. he leaves behind his wife and two daughters. >> terrible story. meanwhile, the details in the search for a big time tv executive missing without a trace. gavin smith was last seen driving his black mercedes away from a friend's home in california on tuesday. his car has not been seen since. smith's family spent the weekend spreading the word about his disappearance. the 57-year-old worked in 20th century fox's movie distribution department for almost 18 years. >> campaign to combat global warming has some explaining to do now. the campaign touted by secretary of state hillary clinton is pushing the production of clean stoves. it claims that smoke from traditional stoves is killing millions of people. according to a random study, ther