mr. costas, sometimes things go long. you probably know, nbc holds exclusive rights to the olympics in the united states. so there are limits to what we can show you mr. costas on air. as you can see here in this exclusive image, the man is clearly busy. he is a seasoned professional. if his show runs long, it runs long. after all, it's not like there's much difference between 12:00 and 12:02. >> it doesn't mean 12:02, it doesn't mean 12:04. it certainly doesn't mean 12:07. bob, when it's 12:00, you say good night. >> okay, apparently there is a lot of difference between 12:00 and 12:02. what do i know? i just cannot get enough of that piers morgan. he's british you know. look, i get the frustration of the folks in jacksonville. it's a long day. they got to stay up late. they wish mr. costas had wrapped things up on time. >> you don't care because you're sleeping right now and in the morning you wake up with your strawberries and cream at your five star. >> all right. that was kind of personal actually. strawberries and c

mr. costas has been anchoring nbc's coverage from london. he signs off. again. he did it again. he does it every four years. bob doesn't know that 12:00 means 12:00. >> yikes. that was a sports caster at wtlv in jacksonville, florida. his own personal pommel horse. to be fair to mr. s couldcostas sometimes things go long. as you probably know, nbc holds exclusive rights to the olympics in the united states. so there are limits to what we can show you mr. costas on air. as you can see here in this exclusive image, the man is clearly busy. he is a seasoned professional. if his show runs long, it runs long. after all, it's not like there's much difference between 12:00 and 12:02. >> it doesn't mean 12:02 it doesn't mean 12:04. it certainly doesn't mean 12:07. bob, when it's 12:00, you say good night. >> okay, apparently there is a lot of difference between 12:00 and 12:02. what do i know? i just cannot get enough of that piers morgan. he's british you know. look, i get the frustration of the folks in jacksonville. it's a long day. they got to stay up late. t

mr. costa moves to recommit the bill, h.r. 6233, to the committee on agriculture with instructions to report the same back to the house forthwith with the following amendment. page 1, beginning line 3, strike section 1 and insert the following new section, section 1, short title, findings and sense of the house of representatives, a, short title, this act may be cited as the agricultural disaster assistance act of 2012. b, findings, the house of representatives makes the following findings. one, family farms and livestock producers are suffering from the worst drought facing the united states since the 1950's and this drought affects almost every state. two, this act does not help pork or poultry producers and provides only limited assistance for dairy producers. three, many producers of fruits and vegetables may not have crop insurance available to them as a risk management tool and they too need some type of help which this act does not provide. four, most of the disaster related provisions o

mr. da costa first. >> commissioners, have announced to you several times in the past, i am the director of the environmental justice advocacy. what does that mean? that means that all the principles, many of which have been encompassed in mr. todd engstrom's presentation, affect us in the southeast sector. a huge area. it affects us. so, basically, simply put, it is quality of life issues. quality of life issues. so we can do it two ways. we can go to the grass roots and ask them what is happening, and if it is the good, the bed, or the ugly, and if it is bad or the ugly, we can fix it from the grass roots. or we can do it the way you do it, top-down. so you just dictate and the people kind of go with the flow. now, when you put out the bid for the outreach, in all some $300 million, you are creating a task force. and they actually asked for 10% of the $6 billion or so. but you settled for 5%, so $300 million. and half of that $300 million or however we divided it, you all did it before. so those people already have their money. and they are going to listen to whatever is being presente

mr. costa: i rise to reluctantly oppose this measure, not because drought relief isn't desperately needed but because we have a far better vehicle to do this in the form of a farm bill that chairman lucas and rarminging member peterson have worked tirelessly on behalf oproduce a good, good five-year farm policy on behalf of american agriculture. we need to do the job we were sent here to do. the drought relief package that we are voting on i believe is sadly more about giving the republican leadership relief when they go back to their districts in august than helping our nation's farmers, ramplers and dairy men. there's no denying that the action is needed to offer relief and we must do that. hopefully we'll come to an agreement in september. but the best action i believe is passing the bipartisan farm bill. if we're serious about helping agriculture make it through this drought, we would have brought the bipartisan farm bill that came out of the united states senate, that passed the house agri

costa county courthouse. >> reporter: today, outside the county courthouse in martinez, mrs. nuri walked slowly. on her mind, her husband and nine-year-old daughter, both struck and killed by a white suv back on april 7 in concord. >> you try your best, day by day. it's never going to be the same. >> reporter: police arrested a 17-year-old driver but then 48 hours later, they let him go. and today, more than four months later, the same teenager was charged. >> i don't know what to say. i'm just -- i just want justice. >> reporter: a 17-year-old, who we will not notify because he's a minor, pleaded not guilty to two counts of vehicular manslaugher. the deputy d.a. says the charges do not fall in the category of juvenile crimes that can be certified in an adult court. therefore, he says, the 17-year- old will be tribed as a minor. >> you look beyond the circumstances of the crime. you have to look at the individual's prior criminal history, whether or not they're sophisticated, whether or not they have been on probation before. >> reporter: the family attorney says the defendant and his family sti

mr. phelps. >> you saw phelps with bob costas. good interview. >> i thought it was great. what's his final number? >> a lot. >> a lot. >> i just have a couple of other comes. misty may trainer, did you see those girls play volleyball. >> i saw the highlights. >> they have never lost a match and only lost one set and they were playing these girls yesterday, the italians. and they were kicking their ass so badly they started crying. i felt bad. they are so good and actually misty may trainer is the girls' idol. there's no crying. >> no crying in volleyball. >> no crying unless you win. you can't cry because you're getting sparnged. these women may be so good at what they do that they are just miles ahead. then you had the guy, the jamaican guy, bolt. his name is bolt. he's cool running. then i got one last thing. one last comment. did you watch the diver from china? >> yes. what is it that's on their back? almost these stripes. different color. is it a tape? what is that. there's a viewer out there who knows what it is. send it in. >> sublime beauty of her diving. >> there's

mr. dan hickeyan has been reassigned to odessa texas. >> yeah. i mean we all know who bob costas is.s probably being funny but the world of nbc, it's not a wise idea. >> i think it's pretty clear he was doing it in jest. i think he was having a little fun because it was an hour late. he was doing 11:00 o'clock news at 12:00. : do you have to push it. >> i think it's a horse's ass. >> we don't talk about rafalka because it's long gone. >> 30th place, $97,000 in tax credits t 30th place. >> you were saying something about france? >> the big question is we don't know. we haven't heard about rafalka since the dressage bust. they are not going to pay $30,000 or whatever it is to fly that horseback to the united states. um uh-uh. i am telling you glue factory in france. that horse is on a barge across the english channel. >> the french are calling up online. >> when i come on your show i get in more trouble. >> senator sherrod brown is going to join david and me in a little while here, in the next hour, tom buffenbarger, head of the machinists' union and brad woodhouse, communications dire