while that is needless to say a tremendous honor to have been nominated by the president to serve as the next director of the intelligence agency, i've worked very closely with members of the agency over the last decade in particular, and i have the highest regard for them and for the agency as an institution. if confirmed will be a true privileged to serve with them and continue to contribute to the important endeavors to which so many americans and coalition partners have given so much in recent years. up front this afternoon, i thought it might be useful to address a few of the concern's various pendants offered about individual backers of becoming the cia director. some reservists for civil questioned whether i will be able to read my own work, that is to ensure that my involvement in afghanistan, iraq or other endeavors will not cover the agency's analysis of those efforts. let me reassure you on this issue. clearly i have views on the efforts in which i've been engaged. i shared them in the past with the agency analysts and i will do so in the future. however, if confirmed when

station 26 is staffed by four members of the day, and needless to say we'll be eating pizza well into july. and to our brothers and sisters in san francisco, it has been said that the ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge. you have given us your strength and love during this terrible tran i did. we will be forever grateful. to the larger san francisco community, especially our diamond heights neighbors who have filled our firehouse with flowers and cards constantly reminding us that vainny, tony -- vinny, tony, and their families are in their thoughts. so to maxwell, who came to the firehouse this week on his third birt telling his parethe only gift he wanted was to leave a donation to his fallen heroes. most of all, we want to thank the families for the time you have spent with us this past week sharing stories, laughing, and crying. we were reflecting at the firehouse about the support we have received when one member mentioned how much vainny and tony would have enjoyed the support. vainny,

needless to say, this will be part of the discussion today in the meeting in 9:00 a.m.ollow that discussion. thank you, nick. >>> 6:34. four san francisco neighborhoods may receive reduced fire department service under worst case budget scenario. today's san francisco examiner reports fire chief joanne hayes white sold the board of supervisors budget committee her department might have to incity tute rolling brown-out. the city can avoid closing one engine per day if they forego wage increase scheduled to kick in next month. discussions will continue between the firefighter union and city. it would affect units in chinatown, western addition and richmond district. >>> jerry hill and state regulators say they intend to press pg&e to reveal more about the crew that installed the san bruno pipeline that exploded last september. the blast and fire killed eight people newly revealed dock meants showed that the line was installed in 1956. the media partner the "san jose mercury news" reports that hill and regulators are concerned that flawed pipes installed by the crew may lu

we will do another round of that, needless to say with the decision being made. basically, we are taking out 33,000 u.s. forces over the course of 15 months. somewhere in this summer will happen, perhaps as late as mid september. during that time, i might add, there will be some 70,000 additional afghan forces added based upon our projections. there'll be 50,000 additional national army and police. there will also been, probably some 20,000 or so afghan public protection forces which are the contractors coming under the control of the ministry of the interior, which is a very important action. non-there'll be some other standard elements that are supported by various agencies and international elements, such as counter terrorist pursue teams and the intelligence service and so forth. it will be critical that we accelerate this as much as we can come as something we have always been about doing, so that we can indeed do the hand off as our forces cannot of locations, as we send out. -- as we thin out and hand off. again, throughout this process, we will be constan

>> well, the 1906 was a very important year, of course, for san francisco, needless to say. bad news was the death and destruction, city in flames. the good news for my grandfather was even though he was living, at that point, in a tent out in golden gate park, you know, one

needless to say, some residents were angry and shocked that the chinese had kept their intentions secret. >> i saw these pictures, the most indepth documents with the most detail plans of houses, balconies, gables, win doughs, -- windows, and even the trinity statute behind. >> in guan dong province, construction is already underway. the bulldozers have moved in. and buildings are springing up. but the views at the chinese version at the unesco world heritage sight bears little resemblance. they say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. but it may take more than a lake and some hills to the stature of this place. >> now the largest emerald from the world has been displayed for the first time in colombia. it weighs about five pounds. it was found five years ago in boyaka. that's 75 miles north of bogota. according to specialist a one carat emerald can be sold between $s 1,000 and $100,000 depending on its quality. theer raled value is not even measurable. -- the emerald value is not even measurable. a reminder of our breaking news. the south korean military says troops fired a

this is a major step in her recovery and she is feeling very good about it needless to say. >> at homegiffords will receiver round the clock care. she will spend six hours in outpatient therapy every day going over speech, physical and occupational therapy. she has until may of next year to decide whether she will run again for election. >>> 4:45 now. it is the end of the rough road for muni's embattled leader. chief nate forbes will step down at the end of the month as the agency is in the middle of a labor dispute in addition to ongoing problems like delays and budget deficits. ford made more than $300,000 a year as chief more than any other city worker and is leaving with nearly a $400, 000 severance package. the mta says his departure was mutually agreed upon. >>> citigroup says 360,000 customers had data stolen by hackers. last week citigroup record that hackers accessed contact information and email addresses from 200,000 customers. however, they didn't get social security numbers or card security codes. the security breach happened on may 10. >>> time now is 4:46. a congressman

. >> needless to say, that passenger didn't leave at 9:00. united said it has a tech team working to restore the system, but won't estimate when things will be back to normal. >>> it is the chief advocate for millions of american seniors. but tonight some of those seniors are feeling betrayed. nancy cortis how aarp stirred a hornet's nest when it comes to social security. in the meantime, anger over budget cuts spiled out on to the streets of oakland today and landed more than a dozen protesters in police custody. scores of demonstrators marched through downtown this afternoon. stopped in front of oakland's public library to protest coteds to libraries and other city servicesment they also criticized service like banks that profit off of our debt. no injuries or damage reported. >>> also in the east bay, pets poisoned on purpose. two dogs died after eating some meat balls laced with poison. mark sayer has more on the neighbor dispute that apparently led to the canine killings. >> these are photos of dogs that were killed by poison laced meat

. >> the commander in chief as decided, and it has been the responsibility, needless to say, of those in uniform, to do everything humanly possible to execute it. >> that is worth thinking about. the president plans to take 10,000 troops out of afghanistan by this year, 20,000 more by next summer. the broad and continuing until the united states has over security to the afghan government in 2014. what do you say to people like john mccain and lindsey graham, who suggest that by taking troops out now, we are snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, charles? >> the better argument is the one you get from watching peteae -- petraeus and mike mullen, who said between the lines that this was done over their recommendation, the president has chosen increases the risk to our troops -- the current strategy the president has chosen increases the risk to our troops. if president obama is insincere, why did he order an escalation of the 30,000 troops, some of whom have not returned, a casualty rate higher than at any time during the afghan war, if he was not going to complete his own strategy

congresswoman is elated. this is a major step in her recovery and she is feeling very good about it needlessffords will take part in speech, physical and occupational therapy with the same medical team that has treated her since january. she has until may of next year to decide whether to run for re- election. a diet high in olive oil may help protect older people against strokes. researchers examined more than 76-hundred people. those who cooked with olive cooked with olive oil, used it as a spread and as a dressing, had a 41 percent lower risk for a stroke. experts believe that pairing olive oil with a healthy lifestyle.. cuts your risk of stroke by as much as 80 percent. time is 5: broken windows, flipped over cars and dozens of fires. next, the chaos that followed game 7 of the stanley cup finals. plus.. hungry for attention. one toddler's cool reaction as a lion tries to eat him through a window! lawyers for barry bonds are she notices when my skin's rough. (announcer) gold bond ultimate softening lotion. with shea butter for soft healthy skin. gold bond ultimate softening. this stuff r

needless to say, the members of the c.b.d., merchants, residents and property owners, had what i thought was a challenging time the first 2 1/2 years of the existence of this c.b.d., just having to inherit much of what urban renewal and redevelopment had impacted in the area. but in the last two years, they have come together quite nicely. now we are putting forward its renewal, not on a five-year track, but on a seven-year track. in order to support the growth of the c.b.d., before you i have circulated a number of amendments. this is probably substantive. i believe it is. it is pretty straight forward language, but the point of the amendments modify the governance of the c.c.b.d. among the property owners and business members of the community. i would ask a motion for approval of the amendments. supervisor chiu: i think our city attorney does not have copies of those amendment. do you want a copy before we pro? supervisor mirkarimi, the deputy city attorney what like to take a look at them to advise us on whether we need to consider them substantive or not. colleagues, supervisor mirka

>> well, the 1906 was a very important year, of course, for san francisco, needless to say. the bad news was the death and destruction, city in flames. the good news for my grandfather was even though he was living, at that point, in a tent out in golden gate park, you know, one of a whole lot of people. the good news, he was a young glazer, and every window in the city was broken. >> a holy grail of glazing. >> [laughter.] >> so at that point, shortly after the tremors sopped, he said wait a minute, i've got this idea. so paige glass really started in 1906, with that quake. >> wow. >> and he was so busy, he didn't really form an actual company-company, a registered company till 1910. i think that was the first time he had to catch his breath. so, officially, as a company, we're 1910, even though he started in the big '06 quake. >> and this is a really interesting building, which i hadn't planned to talk much about, but this was an unreenforced macery building, i presume. >> it was. >> and it is heavily reenforced. as you walk around, you will see large steel members and all

needless to say, the american players got upset. this would be insulting anywhere in the world, but in guadalajara, it's worse. because they are the number one sending country of immigrants to the united states. it's the home of pow puerto via that. it's the home of guadalajara itself who live there and spend a wonderful time and with their neighbors and friends. in this city to be that insulting to americans means there's something going on which is not right. doesn't work. that's part of the problem the relationship with the united states. now we've got the drug wars which the united states is helping on. but not enough. >> so you describe those drug wars as unwinnable. >> absolutely unwinnable. it's a ridiculous war. we should not have starred it. we will never be able to win it. it has now cost us more than 50,000 lives, $50 billion dollar, widespread human rights abuses and tremendous damage to mexico's image aboard with no results to show in exchange. there's nothing that can be done with drugs in mexico as long as the united

needless to say, i feel like we have discussed the issues. they removed some wording and added some. commissioner murphy: what has changed from the previous system? >> this is to allow the use of the continuous tension rods systems, which are say which between studs as opposed to a more traditional hold down. these are more continuous. not to advocate one system over another, but they tend to be cleaner and simpler to install, and you do not have problems with old lining up in the right place and having to do a lot of drilling into the post to have the holddown be installed properly. any other comments or questions? commissioner walker: could we hear from the fire marshal? thank you for coming this morning. >> it is a pleasure to be here. i am just here to let you all know that the fire department has worked with the code advisory committee for a number of years on the smoke control bulletin. we feel is necessary. we are happy with the wording, and the code advisory committee was also happy in the end. it is a necessary document that smoke co

this is a major step in her recovery and she's feeling very good about it, needless to say. >> reporter: giffords has made great strides since she was shot at point blank range on the left side of the head in an attack in january. last week she had a ten-minute conversation with fellow congresswoman and friend with debbie wasserman schultz. >> she spoke to me in full sentences, initiated those sentences instead of just responding, which is what she's only been able to do recently and she's making remarkable progress. we're so proud of her. >> reporter: giffords has a long way to go. every day she'll travel 26 miles from her husband's home near houston to the hospital for six hours of rehabilitation. at home she'll have round the clock care. giffords has had to relearn how to walk and talk. and still struggles to find words and form sentences. susan heilman has shot three times in the same attack. >> gabby has a long way from the attack but look at that smile. she'll be back. i have confidence. >> astronaut mark kelly has confidence, too. expecting giving her a normal quality of life, mo

needless to say, this photo will have a lot of people questioning that policy. at sfo, nick smith, abc7 news. >> indeed. >>> this morning, opponents of a november ballot initiative to ban circumcision in san francisco are filing a lawsuit. the group attorney will ask the california superior court to remove the proposition because he says it violates a state law that prohibits local government enacting restriction on medical procedures. i would make it a misdemeanor to circumcise males under 18. groups say the ballot measure is a threat on the religious freedom. supporters of the ban say circumcision is a painful and cruel procedure. we should know more today how giants fan bryan stow is doing in the recovery from the brutal beating outside dodger stadium. he has been in the coma since march 31 attack in the parking lot following a giants-dodgers game. stow is at san francisco general hospital where he is listed in critical condition. the main suspect giovanni ramirez will spend the next ten months in custody, but only for a parole violation. the l.a. county dist

. >> reporter: needless to say timothy is now being monitored by doctors at san francisco general hospital and hewlet ucff where we sought out a medical opinion from one of the most respected aids researchers in the world dr. jay leavy one of the co-discoverers of the hiv virus. >> if you are able to take the white cells from someone and manipulate them so they are no longer infectible by hiv and those white cells become the whole immune system of that individual, you've got essentially what we call a functional cure. >> reporter: a functional cure? >> that's what the berlin patient tells us. >> reporter: we also sought out a medical opinion from dr. paul, another pioneering aids expert who has studied the disease for all of its 30 years. >> the berlin patient is a fascinating story. it cannot be generalized. you don't want to go out and get a bone marrow transplant and the procedures themselves carry a very real risk of mortality. one element of his treatment, we don't know which, allowed apparently the virus to be purged from his body. so it is going to be an interesting i think producti

needless to say, ruth, we really do appreciate the work you and parents of public schools have put in to helping us identify the challenges and successes we've had around student assignments so your work is really appreciated. and we do all hope that this will be coming to the tail end before we start going into evaluations. if there aren't further questions, we'll move to the -- to item -- excuse me -- i guess it's item l, the appointment of three members to the san francisco board of education parent advisory council so the recommendation is that the board of education of the san francisco unified school district appoint to the parent advisory council three regular members to serve from july 2011 to june 2013. the members recommended for appointment are scott falcon, miranda martin and gloria molt. a recommendation and a second? thank you. a reading by the -- beyond what i've already read? o.k. so what i read will go into record. and then i don't have any public speakers at this time speaking on this matter. do you have -- on this item? no, that's not what we're talking about. and t

storm track needless to say not a factor in our weather.mpression or warming effect with high pressure. 80s around the inner bay. places like san jose southward and east to livermore, now through wednesday, temperatures in the 90s. this warm-up's not going to last. is early as wednesday for the coast and bay we'll see cooling. inland spots thursday, marine layer deepens up and cooler ocean air reaches inland. a drop-off in temperatures thursday and friday. for the high country through wednesday, temperatures around lake tahoe get close to 80, we'll see the rising creeks and. to three-day warm-up. we'll see levels start to drop as temperatures drop down heading toward next weekend. breezy at times tonight. look at those temperatures across the tri-valley. higher inland valleys. lows in the 60s starting the day warmer tomorrow. finishing warmer as well. 90s from san jose southward. not bad for pacifica or san francisco where around the peninsula it will be nice. 70s and 80s. you'll find 90s east of 680 corridor toward concord and pittsburgh.

society it's our moral obligation to prevent cruelty from all animals including mother pigs from needless cruelty and violence. >> safeway released a statement saying "safeway does not tolerate animal abuse of any kind and find the images and animal handling practices contained in the mercy for animals video in violation of our animal welfare policies." now our channel 2 website has more information about the group behind that video. there's also a link to the entire video. but, again, be advised it is very tough to watch. look under the right now section of our website ktvu.com. >>> an oakland animal shelter is trying to find homes for 21 rabbits that were found in a backyard. the rabbits were discovered in an apartment near lake merit malnourished. investigators say the rabbits were stacked on top of each other in two small wire cages. the owner of the rabbits was apparently raising them for food and is now being investigated. the rabbits are now at the oakland animal services shelter. >>> well, contra costa prosecutors are asking a judge to charge a concord man with murder after his pi

needless to say, it was hot out here, temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above average, and still very mild. 75 in livermore, 75 in san jose, cooling off a little bit in san francisco with 65. tomorrow morning, it's going to be a mild start with 70s still here as we start off. summer officially begins at 10:16 in the morning. it's going to stay hot for tuesday. with the spare the air day in effect. it's not going to be a prolonged heat event. tomorrow it stays hot, from the coastline to the inland spots, near 100 degree weather expected. we may even see a few records set here as well. that brings us to the air quality. there's a spare the air alert day in effect for tomorrow. the worst levels in the east bay if you live in the east bay, those are areas that if you do suffer from respiratory problems or allergies, the elderly and the young, you want to monitor your outdoor exposure and remember to drink plenty of water, especially if you are prone to suffer from this poor air quality. as we head throughout tomorrow, close to 100 degrees here in the south bay, in fact, he's goes to feel like

. >> aer isen for two people thought to be in a san mateo lagoon overnight turned out to be a needlessfirefighters found a woman on top of her submerged car at 2:45 this morning. she said that her husband and babiesy in the car. when firefighters could not find anyone, the woman changed her story. she was taken to the hospital for a mental evaluation. >> coast guard crew rescued a man after he fell from a kayak in the san francisco bay. the call for help came in at 1:15 this morning beneath the richmond britain. a man in his 50s was under the water and was unable to get back into his kayak. he was then taken to the hospital and treated for hypothermia. >> a fire in san francisco late today damaged a victorian house, flames broke out around 5:00 p.m. at 1334 hayes street. the building was evacuated and many neighbors also watched as firefighters arrived. they put out the flames in 45 minutes and no one was hurt. the ebb tent of the damage is unknown. >> a search for suspects in a shooting in stockton. one person was killed and four others were wounded. investigators placed evidence mark

. >> reporter: needless to say, timothy is now being monitored by doctors at san francisco general hospital here at ucsf where we is out ought a medical opinion from one of the most respected aids researchers in the world, dr. jay levy one of the codiscoveriers of the hiv virus. >> if you are able to take the white kre8s from someone and-- cells from someone and manipulate them so they are no longer infectable by hiv and those white cells become the whole immune system of that individual, you've got essentially what we call a functional cure. >> reporter: we also sought out a medical opinion from dr. paul volberding, another pioneering aids experts who studied the disease for all of its 30 years. >> one element of his treatment, and we don't know which, allowed, apparently, the virus to be purged from his body. so it is going to be an interesting, i think, productive area of the study. >> they say he's cured. >> well, knock on wood. >> reporter: timothy brown's radical procedure may not be applicable to many other people with hiv because of the difficulty in doing stem cell transplants and

however that didn't prevent them from getting one goal back shortly after that veterans needless calls powerful set the smashing across bar then into the keeper's back and michael made sure the ball ended up in the net and andre braugher in sealed with final score of four one after a defensive blunder by a local might see the goalie had no chance in that one. sports uk i'm also or in seventh place halfway through the regular season after defeating raul style fits in the russian capital the red and whites open through brazilian striker medicine who was served a near perfect pass by such a shoot out of. the lead was double just three minutes later after john also crossed down to for. the defender for an on goal however the celebrations were short lived parts out and managed to squander their need within just nine minutes. did most of the work on the right flank before setting up ramana gamel head of the ball into the back of the net scoring his third against starts out in the current season confusion in this part of defense brought yet another goal for the visitors just five minutes late

street from net roots another about was being held the conservative right on line conference so needless to say with progress isn't right wingers commingling there was potential for some explosive confrontations and that's exactly what happened when a group of muslim women were in his jobs flash mob the right online conference the women showed up to protest an incident that happened the previous evening outside a local bar the place right up in to be at the time when a group of muslim women in traditional dress were harassed by a group of. men with ties to the right on line conference here's how one of the women described the incident. my thinking on them and harass them are even worse than just constantly wearing a he dons and that is it don't go back to your country how can you go back to my country when i was born here i am an american and the interesting part of the story is these men who were harassing the women were arrested it was a citizen's arrest on lookers kept the men detained in the restaurant until police showed up to make the arrest which had me wondering how exactly does

and needless to say the republicans, not so happy about his insinuation.ttle something to do with vacation time. >> there you go. >>> also coming up, the fourth of july holiday weekend is coming up. we have everything that you need to know to add some fireworks to your barbecue. take a look at this yummy dessert. >> i feel like i volunteered to do this assignment. and yet you ended up doing it. how did that happen? >> see those firecracker shrimp? we've got the recipe there. enoch tails that you can make red, white and blue. >> that looks amazing. >> doesn't that look good? delish. >>> the first fire crews are working around the clock to keep that raging wildfire from reaching los alamos nuclear lab. >> fire is alrlrdy burning in the surrounding areas that were used for nuclear testing dating back to the 1940s. diana alvear joins us with more. >> reporter: of course the big fear here right now is what's going to happen to the radioactive waste at los alamos national laboratory? ofofcials are saying there's nothing to be concerned about. but they are not ta

i'll get you the answer needless to say before the process is complete. i'll get that to you for the record. >> that's helpful. that's the answer i was hoping for. the key here is that it be an unclassified answer. this is a question of how the law is being interpreted. i want to make sure and have discussions about this before. nothing is done in any way that threatens sources, methods and official interpretation. to have that in an unclassified status. >> thank you. the new york times reported that the withdraw outline plan will withdraw in the plans to shift troops coming out of south afghanistan to eastern afghanistan. is that accurate? >> i don't have a clue who those forces are. moving forward on this, they are a little bit ahead of us on the planni planning. if this were true, i'd know it. i saw that. i was surprised. this is similar to the sources who were trying to comment on what my options were going to be. there is only one person who knew who that was going to be. that was a four-star officer. if that turns out that that is accurate, keep tel

it's just that when it's not appropriate, it's needless radiation. >> reporter: in 2008, double-scans cost medicare $25 million. in the meantime, officials hope the release of these kinds of numbers will force hospitals to make better policies. >> i think the places that are already doing too many of these double-scans will now be -- their awareness will now be heightened, certainly by this report. >> and rob nelson's with us here now. you say in your report, generally, the smaller hospitals still doing this. do they give an explanation why? >> they say, look. we do these two tests of making sure we get the best diagnosis more quickly. >> rob nelson with us tonight. rob, thanks so much. >>> we're going to turn to the chaos at the airports. thousands of passengers still trying to get back on their flights tonight, after being stranded around the country, when a computer system at united airlines suddenly crashed, forcing the airline to cancel or delay more than 100 flights, leaving passengers angry, and an even larger question about the airline's computer system itself. >> waiting proc

. >> needless to say, these aren't just four nights that take place and then go away and are not part of a continuum of conversation and learning, they really haven't filled their potential. so this is what we are looking at every four years to try to understand how do we improve, how do we move forward. how do we use technology to make sure these have the greatest educational value, interest, and stimulate further discussion and further learning. >> one of the things i think presidential debates have done is they have institutionized -- institutionalized the presidential debates. you all remember there have been presidential campaign cycles when the candidates discussed whether they would debate and if they would debate. we went a long time between the first televised debate between president kennedy and richard nixon before we even had another debate. the tradition has institutionalized the debate. they have also created an event that people have some familiarity with. they are going to see people standing, or sitting or engaging in some fashion. that said, you can't have a format t

innovations in computers he's wifey's no longer reflect the actual cost to collect the credit card things needless to say the wall street lobby was scrambling to delay the new regulations saying small banks that are dependent on swipe fees could suffer that's why senator jon tester introduced an amendment today to delay these new regulations but on the other side of the fight retail merchants like wal-mart also have a powerful lobby on the hill and they're throwing their weight around too claiming that the swipe fees cripple retailers in fact there's been so much lobbying activity and capitol hill over this bill that senators have dubbed it the k. street full employment act and it's put lawmakers in a tough position i guess that's unlike legislation to raise the minimum wage or to prohibit for profit health insurance of uses or to cap carbon emissions or lawmakers apparently only have friends on one side of the aisle and transnational corporations so while bankers and corporations are duking it out but if this bill mean for the rest of us not much. we'll be able to use or debit cards either way it

corporate taxes and they've paid zero or you had a negative tax rate i mean that doesn't seem fair needless to say but that money isn't isn't coming into the u.s. government despite the fact that these companies are making such huge profits there's a lot of talk about closing loopholes and tax policy you know lowering the corporate tax rate what i mean to help. well it would help to abolish the corporate income tax retire early because then corporations wouldn't waste so much of their resources figure out how to avoid taxes instead they would use their resources to generate more profits more economic growth and more jobs corporations don't really pay taxes their shareholders do we're already axing them but they get their dividends the employees the corporations pay taxes when they get their paycheck so let's tax the employees and the shareholders don't tax the corporate level it's just a political a smokescreen but if we want or rationed for businesses to work harder invest more we need to remove the barriers such as high taxes all these regulations all these mandates all the legal liabilit

. >> in a civilized society, it's an obligation to help keep even pigs from needless cruelty and violence reporter: safeway has issued a statement, saying in part -- . we showed part of the video to customers outside of this lafayette safeway >> they kind of really step up and let people know where they are getting their food from and how badly they are treating ang mals >> i know it's abuse. i don't want to see it, but it's like not knowing >> you have made me think. let's put it that way >> california will join several other states and the european union by banning so- called gestation crates in 2015 >> >> reporting live, ken wayne, ktvu channel "2 news." >>> we have more information about the group behind the video. there is a link to the entire video, but be advised it is graphic. look under the "right now" section on our home pain >> >> a legal victory for the obama administration's health care law. for the first time, a republican appointed judge has found the legislation that the president signed last year to be constitutional. the sixth u.s. circuit court of appeals said the requi

. ♪ >> yeah, so, needless to say, this was not her shining moment. >> no. >> and the people in belgradeerstand, this is a place where money is -- people are very poor. they spent about $45 or $50. they make on average about $500 a month. that's a considerable amount to go to a concert like this. very upset by her performance. she doesn't seem to care at all. obviously, she's on some sort of drugs or drunk or whatever it is. just not cool that that was her performance. >> some of the lowest wages in europe are earned in belgrade right there. and some people forked over their hard-earned cash for that concert. >>> lady gaga is really pushing for gay marriage vote. here in new york state and new york city, she is asking her little monsters to really get in touch with the senators that are undecided on this vote and make sure they -- >> she tweeted about it. >> -- go ahead and push this. this is her tweet, where she's asking for marriage equality, passing gay right marriages in new york state. also, in her video, "on the edge," she will be sharing this with everybody. clarence clemons is in

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