mr. willie as well from her office. let's open this up for the budget and legislative analyst report. mr. rose? >> mr. chairman, members of the committee, on page 49 of our report, our recommended reductions total 77,5 56 and 13-14 much which 73,877 are one-time savings. 3659 are ongoing. these reductions would still allow an increase of about 21.9 million or 45.9% in the department's budget. for 13-14. ~ and on page 50 we note that we are also recommending closing out prior year unexpended general fund encumbrances which would allow the return of $625 to the general fund. so, together these recommendations will result in 78,181 savings to the general fund in 13-14 and for 14-15 our recommended reductions total 3,6 81 which are ongoing savings. would still allow an increase of 74,7 79, or .01% in the department's 14-15 budget. >> thank you. any questions in it sounds like, ms. crone enberg, you're in agreement with mr. rose. >> total agreement, yes. >> so, i see no other comments. mr. clerk, we have called item number 9 as well with this. so, can we accept the amendments by mr. rose an

mr. landsers, willie landers, come on down. [cheering and applauding] ~ [cheering and applauding] >> another one? one more, one more. wait a minute, they keep coming. they keep coming. more and more graduates. mr. eldon, andrei eldon. my bad, andrei hilton. congratulations. (applause) >> all right, for real, though, this time, let's give it up for our class of 2013. (applause) >> i want to thank superintendent karanza, our golden state warrior carl landry and our supervisors breed and president chiu. thank you, christina. your staff for an amazing event. we want to kristine johnson all the parents, teacher, principals who came out to celebrate our kids. congratulations, everyone. please stay and join us for refreshments and congratulating our graduates. welcome, everyo 10th annual public defenders summit. i'm so excited to be here today. our office has been putting on this summit for the past 10 years. we draw together attorneys, community leaders, non-profit leaders and directors and people committed to improving the criminal j

willy over at swifty's dry cleaners. apparently, his regular client, a certain mr. latrell sprewell, had a nasty cranberry juice stain on his felt hat which willy was able to remove. willy happens to owe me a favor. long story short-- section 4, row "a." i'm sorry you couldn't make it. carrie, knicks/lakers. all right. fine. go. thank you. i love you. i'm in, baby. this is awkward. truth be told, i don't know anyone named willy. i only made up the story to taunt you, and it obviously backfired on me. my apologies. that was a rough one. ice cream. cone? ice cream. chocolate, vanilla, scoop, dessert. da da da a da. ice cream. flavors, um, sundae, tom carvel, cookie-puss. come on! i need more here! ice creeeeam. i mean another word, doug. time's up! [laugh] what the hell was it? it was truck. ice cream truck. you know, good humor with the bell? it was a good clue. doug, you drive a truck for a living. how about, "what i drive for a living?" that would've been another way to go, yes. all right. what's the score? what's the score? ok. it's 18 for you guys and 19 for us. u

mr. chairman. >> thank you. dr. willie. stay mr. chairman and members of the committee good morning and thank you for your service to the great american taxpayer the forgotten man. i am charles willey and internal medicine physician in my 29th year in st. louis. my care patients has me aggressively leading them to long-term health. my health care team is responsible and accountable for both the economic, the clinical and economic outcome care of our patients. since 1992 we have been prepaid for population health managing one person at a time. in effect we are paid to keep their medicare beneficiaries happy healthy active and energetic for life. we intervene early and often. we spend whatever time and resource necessary to bring them to long-term health. our so this five-star quality and satisfaction at a medical cost ratio of 60%. now this is happening on a scale of 40,000 members in a medicare advantage plan that i sounded in st. louis in 2003. witness that being healthy cost less than being sick. ladies and gentlemen please unders

mr. spacely, too late, thanks for watching.rri: hello,m gerri willis. scary sinkholes are back.ow safe is your neighborhood? from a geologist later. and a host of tax problems after losing a loved one. how you can deal with that. and moy-saving monday. a simple trick to get your homeowners insurance to pay for your claim. we are watching for you tonight on "the willis repo."

mr. spacely, too late, thanks for watching.rri: hello,m gerri willis. scary sinkholes are back. how safe is your neighborhood? from a geologist later. and a host of tax problems after losing a loved one. how you can deal with that. and moy-saving monday. a simple trick to get your homeowners insurance to pay for your claim. we are watching for you tonight on "the willis repo." all that and more coming up, but first our top story tonight. they passed obamace and now they don't want it. outre over congrs getting a pre-pass from the law of the land riddled with problems right before skipping town on a five-week long vacation. claiming now, president of american actions form. great to have u here. how is this that congress can give us the prescription for health care, health care and then they don't live by it. at do u say? speaker this is a mess. take way will be washington takes care of its own and doesn't pay attention obamacare passed, it forced the federal govement to drop the employer-sponsored insurance so unlike every other employer, is one had to go away, dumped the staffer

mr. colin kaepernick will play, though not more than the first quarter. >> plenty of time to kiss the biceps. key vets like patrick willisecovering from hand surgery and frank gore not expected to take the field. >>> meantime, they will start the preseason last night at o.co taking on the people they call the america's team. sorry raiders fans, the game will be blacked out in the bay area, meaning you will have to be at the stadium if you really want to watch them. i guess you could listen to them on the radio. >> i guess some i have it, but have you ever wanted to run with the bulls. >> i don't know a lot of people that do want to do this, fun to watch the guys bounce around like pin balls, see the thrill see putting their bodies on the line every year in pamplona, spain. who needs spain? >> june 21st next year, these guys will be running through the streets, hopefully not down my street, for an event known as the great bull run. the exact location has yet to be determined. 500 people, already signed up to participate in the bay area running. >> they hate car, how do you explain that to your insurance company? >> i want

mrs. lincoln, the children finessed themselves around these folks. the two boys at the beginning, of course. willieas 10 years old when they arrived, and his younger brother. robert have got off to harvard. there was another brother that they lost years earlier in springfield. mrs. lincoln looked upon the white house very much as a symbol of this nation. they took seriously the responsibilities. as the woman responsible for the appearance of the house, remember that this was a time when the country was coming apart at the seams. the symbolic value of america's house is even greater. in some ways, she took the same view of the white house. >> this network produced a documentary on the white house and we visited the lincoln bedroom. we will show you that next to show you the kind of spending that mary lincoln did on the furniture. >> it dates back to 1861, bought by mary todd lincoln as part of white house refurbishing. 8 feet long, 6 feet wide, made of carved rosewood. >> the lincoln bed with a purple and gold and lace. victorian decorating. we have later photographs with the bed still dressed the w

willie -- what's up? >> let's do politico, chief white house correspondent down there, politico, mr. ke allen, with a look at the playbook. good morning. >> good morning, willie. you have a report, lot of people talking about this yesterday, that one of hillary clinton's post-state department options is a return to school. i guess harvard and yale in the mix along with a couple other ones? >> yeah. and nyu as well. you can tell these conversations are serious because one of secretary clinton's closest advisors, maggie williams, is having these conversations. and willie, maggie haberman points out in the story that the logic for secretary clinton doing this, it gives her a nonpolitical backdrop to advance her policy agenda and talk about issues she cares about. she has the clinton foundation which she'll be doing a lot of events for, but an academic backdrop would be a new way for her to be out there talking about issues, stay in the mix without it having to be blatantly political. >> jon meacham would tell you dwight david eisenhower of world war ii became the president of columbia un

willie mays on the all-time list. a-rod's home run is just the beginning of a crazy day at yankee stadium. in comes mr.o rivera. he blows the save. it's the first time in his 18-year career he's blown three saves. the yankees win the game 5-4. you can watch usain bolt win the 100 meter dash final at the world athletics championships in moscow, russia. boat cruising to the win on the wet track. a lightning bolt strikes behind bolt as he finishes. that is some amazing photography skills, whoever took that picture. >> turns out usain bolt very good at running. >> it turns out. thank you. we'll be right back. t miss out.. you sat out most of our game yesterday! asthma doesn't affect my job... you were out sick last week. my asthma doesn't bother my family... you coughed all through our date night! i hardly use my rescue inhaler at all. what did you say? how about - every day? coping with asthma isn't controlling it. test your level of control at asthma.com, then talk to your doctor. there may be more you could do for your asthma. whew - that is cool.got the samsung galaxy s iii. it's only 30 bucks a month

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willis used to go between floors in "die hard." >> bill: a lot to digest. >> that's what i think, billy. i want to recommend to mr.hicke's tailor that he toot get glasses. what about those suits? we should have those on the bold or fresh tour. >> if we come without that pose -- >> bill: no, but i thought the kingston trio was on teenage for a minute. >> you and i come out in neru and medallions. >> bill: i like your take on miley. we're bored with it! >> we're bored! >> bill: bradley manning, you will not see that name in the "new york times." they've officially announced they're going to call him chelsea. >> yeah. >> bill: i understand from your publicist, miller, that you now want to be called tiffany miller. is that true? >> well, listen, i almost said something that would have got me kicked off "the factor" for the rest of my life. >> bill: don't do that. >> once again, i'm just bored with this kid. listen, i'll nick for the operation, give an extra $5. can you just shut up about every detail of your life for a while? go in. i don't care. listen, at what point in the sexual metamorphis did they transfer you ov

mr. drummond had the stairs and that arnold and willis would come down. >> so you like the marble. >> yeaht the marble. he was heavy handed on the decorating. >> the gold filigree everywhere. >> yeah. >> how about a check of the weather, al. >> depending on what your weather is for you house, wet weather for the southeast, gulf coast, into the eastern rockies. showers moving into the pacific northwest. the mid-atlantic states into the great lakes spectacular. more of the same tomorrow. we'll continue to see more heavy rain in the southeast. look for sizzling conditions from the southwest on into southern texas and southern california. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's >>> look at this, 9:32 in the morning, widespread 60s everywhere and 24 hours ago, we were actually cooler in most cities. you're two degrees warmer than 24 hours ago in livermore, palo alto and napa, a warm day inland. look at these highs, 895, livermore, 97, fairfield, 70 on the way to the city by the bay, 70 in santa cruz. head to the next couple of days, temperatures stay warm, we will get a slight

willie. no epidural, no c-section, ouch. >> oh. >> she is a toddler. >> that's not an infant. that's a preschooler right there. >> let's get a check of the weather from mrned up for flo rida. big fans? >> yeah. >> can't beat that. let's show you what we've got for your weather today. pick city of the day, down to miami, florida, flo's hometown. scattered showers and storms. 89 degrees. we show you the afternoon temperatures. the heat continues from texas one more day where they're over 100 degrees. gorgeous here in the northwest with temperatures 70s and 80s at least. look for the 90s in interior sections of the pacific northwest. the rain will stretch into the central plains where they don't need it. they have more flooding possible today in missouri and arkansas and the sunshine continues in the southwest up >> good morning. it is another warm and muggy start on this morning. some thunderstorms will develop this afternoon. >>> that's your latest weather. >> our producer jen long tweets out a message so this just happened with a link of a photograph of savannah guthrie and jimmy fallon. savannah completely covered in pie. explain yourself. >> i was doi

mr. chairman the last hearing we had i want to say because i asked, i want to say there were four convictions. >> four convictions. we are lucky that willie sutton isn't around today because he could skim the irs and get away with it. can you tell us where we are in execution? >> i don't have the exact number but i can tell you in the area of criminal acts ex-investigation just like some of the areas we have described a significant ramp up in activity. we had 1100 investigations underway this year. we have convictions -- >> how many? >> i don't know the exact number >> the ranking member has said it is just a handful and that is disgraceful. people are stealing from the taxpayer and they are getting away with it. when the staff told me that some of the drug dealers are switching out to scamming and ripping off the irs again with these illegal payments that should raise eyebrows because we are talking about billions. >> i would just say that i will get you the number of prosecutions. we are seeing sentences now a 20 plus years which we think is a good deterrent. we are getting positive feedback 785 indictments on identity fraud. i just wan

willie, the guy -- this is a guy that talked about negro dialect. >> he did. >> in relation to president obama. >> hall pert and heilemann's "game change" book. >> "game change." is he mr. civil rights now? >> he said in "game change" the country was ready to embrace a black president candidate, especially such as one as obama a light-skinned african-american with no negro dialect. >> harry weighing into race issues. i would stay away. >> moving on, there is a new element to the rnc's threats to not partner with cnn and nbc for the republican primary debates because of their planned programming specials focusing on hillary clinton. there are now reports that fox tv studios will produce the nbc mini series staring diane lane. >> so fox is going to make money off of the hillary project. >> right. >> okay. so if you're not doing cnn, and you're not doing nbc, and now you can't do fox. >> that means you have to -- that leaves what, i guess? abc and cbs? >> but priebus doesn't think fox's involvement in the project has any bias. >> wait. they're making the movie. >> right. saying it's, quote, totally ridiculous and stupid to suggest the -- >> wait. hold on a second. but the

willie. no epidural, no c-section. >> oh. oh. >> she's a toddler. >> that's not an infant, that's a preschooler right there. >> thank you. let's get a check of the weather from mrr us. big flo rida fans? >> yeah! >> all right. can't beat that. let's show you what we've got for your weather today. pick city today, down in miami, florida, flo's hometown. nbc 6, scattered showers and storms, 89 degrees. and as you look, we show you the afternoon temperatures, the heat continues in texas one more day where they're over 100 degrees. gorgeous here in the northeast with average temperatures 70s and 80s at least. look for the 90s to continue in interior sections of the northwest. rain will stretch from new england into the central plains where there's more flooding possible in missouri and arkansas. and sunshine in the southwest on up along the west >>> 8:05. ' and natural ac stays with us here in san jose. good morning, i'm meteorologist christina loren. mostly cloudy conditions here, we will see some sunshine by about 10 and then completely sunny skies by about noon mtod. still have some light shower activity from sonoma county down through marin and that will like

mr. eagle and his vision. constitutionally, the article three is at stake. congress has exceeded its boundaries and is exerting willyother example of an out-of-control supreme court that is taking active into the extreme and crushing small americans. the goodel that behavior clause might be prosecuted kerman only -- criminally? guest: i do not think there is that sort of latitude even two judges in interpreting the constitution. justicey the five majority was able to point to some isolated cases dating back to the 19th century where justices were allowed to use the land to further the interests of other private companies that were in the public interest. i think this is an undue extension of the law. it is certainly enough within the boundaries that it is not and an egregious violation. host: the case is pretty high profile. but we do not seem like we see a lot of property cases come up. we do not hear a lot about property cases in the federal courts and the state courts to are there a lot of property cases concerning eminent domain in local courts? are lots ofthere eminent domain cases and local courts. abilitythem