. >> live as anned adventure for 28-year-old denise o'neil. >> she always loved to travel. she always was there swimming or having a game of tennis or scuba diving. goes to museums or anything in the arts she loved. she just loved life. she really loved life. >> after graduating from college, denise took a job as a waitress in palm beach florida while she looked for a job teaching english. de denise was a punctual employee but after missing two consecutive days of work without calling in her manager grew alarmed. >> she had been employed at this restaurant for 2 1/2 years and had never missed a day of work at all. >> her employer notified the police department and they began a missing person's investigation. >> police went to denise's apartment and her car was missing. there were no signs of a break in. >> her apartment was extremely neat, in order. something seemed to be in disarray. >> they also checked the phone answering machine which provided a clue. >> there was an early alert from a credit cart company saying there was some unusual spending on one of her cards. >> la

o'neill says officers monitor the park district 24 hours a day. and, additional fire fighters are on-call should there be an emergency. and, starting this weekend, life guards will be on the beach, keeping an eye on heat-related illnesses and accidents. sot- officer erin o'neill "you can have cans or bottles in the picnic areas. in the beach areas, you cant have any bottles or alcohol. because most of the time, whose in the water? the kids are in the water and the people who are supposed to be watching them are in the adults and if theyre sitting on the beach drinking a beeer, then theyre inherantly not paying as much attention as they could be" officer o'neill says police and fire do their best to educate the public on what's legal and what is not -- with warnings. but says if serious enough, illegal bbq's, drinking alcohol on the beach and smoking in non- designated areas can all result in a fine. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. cooling centers open around the bay area and we also have tips on how you and your family can stay safe d

o'neill.ple don't realize we have no budget, we have no staff, so, it really is a volunteer-run organization or commission and both of these individuals have stepped up and have helped with when we're writing letters or doing -- annemarie actually volunteered to be secretary. huge in our commission, but i just wanted to say that they have really stepped up and have been active participants in the commission. and i would urge you as an individual to support the reappointment. thank you. >> okay. peter, peter stevens? if there are any other individual that want to make public comments, just line up. >>> how's it going, supervisors? my name is peter. i've worked with davi six months now and she's wonderful. i mean, i was going to speak more about her, but i think her experience speaks for itself. so, i don't know, please appoint her. [laughter] >> any other public comments? seeing none, public comment is now closed. [gavel] >> supervisor tang, do you have any thoughts? >> sure. so, i just want to

ed o'neill . we are glad you have joined us. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: the statistic is horrific, one in three children will be arrested by the time they are 23 and many of them will spend time in detention centers. each year, 2 million children are arrested in this country. "burning down the house" is the groundbreaking work of nell bernstein, who spent more than 20 years tracking what this reality is doing to the nation's children. subtitle -- the end of juvenile prison -- and yet the numbers are pointing in the direction it will not happen anytime soon. >> it is a goal. the numbers are dropping. the reason i gave it that subtitle is the more i learned about what juvenile prison does to kids, the less of a reformer i became. i became thatnced these are institutions that cannot be reformed. tragic. before i came to it as a reporter, i came to it as somebody who had friends who were teenagers who are getting locked up. watching ambit

o'neill? >> i am not aware of any particular difficulty arising from the percentage of federal land in a state like alaska. as you pointed out, we are going to approach marijuana enforcement in the district of columbia just as we do in states like colorado, washington, other jurisdictions that have chosen to amend their laws and this away. >> i want to note for the record that the federal government owns 81% in nevada. mr. newsham, does the district's deal change d.c. law around the sale and distribution of marijuana or intent to distribute marijuana? >> that would be an arrestable offense. >> what about notification of parents and guardians if you find marijuana in the hands of a youth? >> the youth would be issued a notice of violation and again, with regard to distribution, it would be an arrestable offense and parents would be notified. >> ms. sadanandan, you noted that where there are great many young people, this a college town, east of 16th street, almost no arrests west of 16th street.

the reaction of both o'neill and powell, they are startled.'neill summed it up, bush basically saying i want to overthrow saddam. find me a way to do it. not if. how. >> saddam hughes say's past use of chemical and biological weapons and the prospect of him developing a nuclear weapon make him a prime target. as does the liberation of what iraq has under the ground. >> in the first meeting, rumsfeld says, imagine, imagine if iraq was essentially a client state of the united states? imagine how that would look, if they were a friendly state. if we had primacy and access and maybe control of their oil field he is. and rumsfeld is pointed about this, in the first meeting, in fact, oil fields, oil fields that will be essentially our oil fields. >> as the national security council trains its focus on iraq, that same week, president bush also directs vice president cheney to head up a high-level energy task force. its operations are run out of vice president cheney's office. >> it was a highly secret operation and it was arranged to be that way. the

jane mayor writes tip o'neill was no pushover. he, like today's opposition leaders in the house, demanded an investigation, but a real one, and only one. instead of playing it for political points a house committee undertook a serious investigation over what went wrong in beirut and two months later issued a report, as well as responsibility up through the military chain of command and called for better security measures against terrorism in u.s. government installations throughout the world. in other words, congress actually undertook a useful investigation and made helpful recommendations. well, david corn's an msnbc political analyst and brian is a senior fellow at the center for american progress. thank you, gentlemen, for joining us. david, and brian, you're both up to date on this. i remember, i'm going to start with this, after the horrific bombing of our marine barracks in october of '83, speaker o'neill, tip o'neill, my boss, stuck with the president. they stayed together on this without any real fingerpointing all the wa

o'neill? >> i am not aware of any particular difficulty arising from the percentage of federal land in a state like alaska. we are goingd out, to approach marijuana enforcement in the distro in statesust as we do like colorado, washington, other jurisdictions that have chosen to amend their laws and this away. >> i want to note for the record that the admiral government owns 81% in nevada. mr. newsham, does the district's deal change d.c. law around the sale and distribution of marijuana or intent to distribute marijuana? >> that would be an arrestable offense. >> what about notification of younts and guardians if find marijuana in the hands of a youth? >> the youth would be issued a notice of violation and again, with regard to distribution, it would be an arrestable offense and parents would be notified. >> ms. sadanandan, you noted that where there are great many young people, this a college town, east of 16th street, almost no arrests west of 16th street. in the map, and showed high in man

o'neill. >> in terms of scheduling. no. they're is a process for considering that which would begin with a position which then would be referred to the department of health and human services for a study and recommendation. we plan to bring in people from the scientific area this the was out there and review that whole process. right now with the laws changing, as you testified to, and we all see across the land, we need to see where we are going with this. i think both of you. you are both law enforcement officers said. i think you see the problems that we are trying to sort through as a committee. >> i'm going to try to stick to the five. we do have five votes scheduled send. >> thank you, mr. chairman. just to clarify, on parkland and federal property nothing has said was meant to -- and i heard nothing that said that federal law would be any different on federal property. federal park service property, federal buildings. i joked about how you would not be arrested. yes. this is federal property. you may be in some jeopa

. >> now, the warriors may have to go at it again saturday without big manager o'neil.s expected to undergo an mri today on his knee. he left last night's game early in the second period. some say this was a dirty play. clippers' glenn davids here coming down with his shoulder right there on o'neil's leg. right now, the team is calling it just a sprain. we hope that's the case. but we'll wait and see what that mri finds. >> yes, what's billed as the greatest two minutes in sports, other than the end of the warrior's game, happened this weekend at churchill downs. >> get your hats ready. the kentucky derby is tomorrow afternoon, and your favorite in this year's race is california crown. the 3-year-old horse was born at harris farms, the breeding division of harris ranch, which many of us see and smell along interstate 5. so far, only three california-bred horses have ever won this famous race. you can catch that derby right here. coverage starts at 1:00. >> and the new levi stadium in santa clara expected to be one of the most technologically advanced stadiums in the cou

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is sort of a relationship between thin speaker tip o'neill and president ronald reagan, and it is the story of a time that now sings law long ago, unfortunately, in which republicans and democrats actually could come together and make a difference for the coach. i think everybody who works out in capital out to read the book and take it to heart because a lot got done because of that relationship they didn't always love each other but they're willing to reach across the aisle and get things done. a wonderful book on the history here in congress of the adoption of the civil rights act of 1954 cents a can up with the 50th anniversary written by todd purdum called an idea whose time has come. if you really like the engine of the how legislation happened, this is almost and hour by hour recount of what was going on and who did what. and again, it makes one a little sad because in those days republicans were at the forefront of protecting civil rights in america and had a lot to do with the passage of the 1964 civil rights act. most of those kinds of republicans argue anymore but it's a wo

the story is the relationship of the then speaker tip o'neill democrat and president ronald reagan republican. it's the story of a timed it seems long ago unfortunately in which republicans and democrats actually could come together and make a difference in the country. i think everybody who works here on capitol hill are to read this book and take it to heart. a lot got done because of that relationship. they did now is love each other but they were willing to reach across the aisle and get things done. a wonderful book with a history here in congress on the adoption of the civil rights act of 1964 as we are coming up on the 50th anniversary written by todd purdum and it's called an idea whose time has come. if you really like the ins and outs of how legislation happens this is almost an hour-by-hour recount of what was going on in hooted what and again it makes one a little bit sad. in those days republicans were at the very forefront of attacking civil rights in america and head of what to do with the passage of the 1964 civil rights act. unfortunately lots of those kinds republicans aren'

i'm here with terry o'neil and ruth conive.e some intimate familiarity with natural childbirth. >> i do. i had three little girls at home with a home birth midwife and it was a phenomenal experience. >> there was a line in there i thought dr. morrison says that it's an amazing contention almost as controversial as abortion. >> yeah. >> what is the controversy? or what is the, what is the resistance one faces in natural childbirth? >> i think her point that women are infantalized in our medical system in this country in particular is a great point. i found that when i was researching my options i more and more wanted to have more control over my experience myself, and have that sense of support and respect that midwives offer, and i think that that -- there is this real connection between women controlling their reproduction, whether it's giving birth or having an abortion. in fact the history of midwivry, they used to offer both childbirth assistance and abortion and that moved into the hospital and there was a real sense of ma

obviously, it is a book about tip o'neill who was speaker and ronald reagan president, how the two of them had diametrically opposite views over it was to forge a relation ship and get it done. the present-day congress can use a little of that ice. i'll be very interested to see how it relates to the present day inaction of congress. i look forward to reading up. i also have some other books i've been very much mesmerize by the new deal through the years, fdr in the new deal. it is really a multifaceted. iraq had also read the book called. self, the new deal and the origin of our time. he looks at the politics of the new deal and how at er put together this coalition of northerners coming northern liberals in southern conservatives at a time when communism and socialism, fascism, not the assembler rising all over the rest of the world. also with the new deal, there is a book called america's out the balance by greatly one sees this for. the moral disgrace to the american heiress to proceed. i have long felt that the state department and at er himself frankly didn't do enough to rescue

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tip o'neill conducted real oversight with the two parties working closely together. within two months the house stepped forward, democrats and republicans, produced a report that criticized the lax security around the barracks and called for new measures to keep the operating men and women in the military safe. that is the way that we should handle these things, not a kangaroo court, not a political witch hunt, not up party being -- of party-led investigation. let's face it. this is politics. it is thereby discrediting the obama administration and former secretary of state hillary clinton. i repeat, never in history, to my knowledge -- and i have gone back and back -- as in the political party done what they are doing at benghazi. and, the disinformation. no, the president kept saying it was because of the movie that was produced. the president stepped forward, and is first, and said, the attacks were an act of terror, his quotation. you never hear that -- he called it an act of terror. and i'll tell you what else they forgot to mention, that secretary clinton was th

some of the most extraordinary experiences i have had have been doing eugene o'neill.he relationship that i was able to develop, and i was able to play his son. or i did "the iceman cometh." it is something about the way in which eugene o'neill attacked the characters he created. the complexities, the alcoholism, the despair. there's something about that. one of the most remarkable writers for whom there was nothing between their heart in -- and the pen. it just came and there was no blockage. they were not afraid to expose and share with an audience. even as it may have been difficult to grapple with their own families. >> have you ever thought about doing a one-man show? >> i am going to do a one-man show, but not as myself. it is a show that henry fonda created: clarence darrow. i wanted to be up on stage this season at the old vic. i did not have the time because of the schedule for "house of cards." what i am doing is i'm starting may 28. i will do two weeks of performances as clarence darrow. >> is something you would have to spend a lot of time preparing? >> i h

letter of support for acc that i just gave to you have also included a letter from commissioner sherry o'neil who could not be here today emphasizing the important role that acc plays in preparing for and responding to di sasers. sasers. in addition i have numerous letters, together we represent thousands and thousands of dog owners and guardians and we all urge you to support this budget proposal and support animal care and control. it's underfunded and understood staffed and has been for years. the most perezing pressing things get done. there's so much more they could be doing if properly staffed and funded. i'd like to add in addition to what was mentioned is that the acc's budget include monoe money for a part-time hearing officer for dog court that deals with cases involving dog bites and aggressive dogs. over the years the unit in the hearing officer have developed broad community support because of the fair and compassionate way they deal with dog owners and victims all the time. all the while they keep public safety foremost in minds. [inaudible] just like to remind you this really i

it is intentionally lards his shoulder and was midsection o'neill will make every effort to place thankhort of got coming back or the rapture i will play. is especially needed starting center is out with ribbon jury. some bosses are the bay area today in the '70s and '80s for the most part but at the close on we were only in the low 60s daly city half moon bay in 66 in san francisco. through inland valleys so warm and the upper 80s. also a low 80s on the south bay to look at the change over the past 24 hours. down 20 degrees in daly city down 18 degrees in san francisco. 13 years cooler in oakland as 12 degrees cooler in hayward. we were about five to seven degrees cooler and most other locations except for the north bay tree or a drop to 10 degrees. clinton will continue to the weekend will take a look at the weekend forecast coming up. >> : to residents and firefighters recovering after fire damaged for homes and sentences goes morning trip the blaze reported shortly after 630 on a street near stanley roberts street treated on fire officials say it's the truth about three hours to get

drinking beer they are apparently not paid as much attention as they could be period to >>: officer o'neill says police and fire do their best to educate the the police the the public what's legal whatnots. ops violations could result in a fine in theory kron4 dot com has a list of tips of how you can be 50 to to check out that website. we have police centers there that of if it also picks on how the tips on how you and your family to stay safe during all this heat. >>: still ahead the plan to be another hot day. here's a live look outside. our cemetery ridge commercial entities ride so far rig more on the numbers you expect this afternoon and another weather update coming up at 415. c . kimberly wises eight year- old daughter is back in school where the boy who allegedly sexually assaulted her multiple times is now out of school. the mother says that and more need to be done to make changes. and i don't have faith that they will protect her. they have filled the protector for the entire school year when it's not stated clearly enough in the school policy of the guidelines and i believe it

it covers o'neill it was designed so to cover my deserving individual trees to shade grown coffee plantation provide linkage between the remaining forested areas. a sniper just so the birds can fly on with it yet but they are in addition to coffee attracts many animal species will produce boston's lead to the fruits. it's virtually a forest in itself. so the deeper than that it has been going. the nbl the rumor greys are now attracting a very special species richards for bird watchers the air to it. his plea. and with the chinese are some of the undergrowth the eye. a group owner of others can do to visitors from far away belgium have morning. despite his many rare bird species as possible. it was the no yellow sweater called christians whom we call ourselves the hard core community is returning to spawn all bird species are content with leaving the whole world. there are about ten thousand different bird species worldwide. are people who've law responded to nine thousand one hundred of them. they're basically all fanatics. the group posts their enthusiasm seems a good cause. bullard watcher

sandra o'neill. noticias univisiÓn. >> llegaron a un acuerdo parcial sobre combate al narcotrÁfico.mayo. >> jairo orellana, vinculado el cartel mexicano de los setas. y considerado uno de los principales traficantes de drogas en el paÍs. lo detuvieron el jueves por la noche en un operativo en el que murieron dos de sus guardaespaldas y un policÍa. estados unidos pidiÓ la extradiciÓn de orellana para jugarlo por cargos de narcotrÁfico. documentando la esclavitud en las cadenas de restaurantes y supermercados como la agricultor estÁ logrando cambios revolucionarios derechos de los trabajadores del campo. >> su iniciativa se ha convertido en un documental premiado, que se presentan al sur de california. antonio valverde tiene reporte. >> acoso sexual para las mujeres, lagos o fÍsico, verbal. todos los dÍas para los trabajadores. >> de esto fue testigo y vÍctima, yuca, cuando llegÓ de guerrero, mÉxico para trabajar a los 17 aÑos. pro comenzÓ a documentar, y obtener resultado. >> hemos descubierto cinco casos, donde hay varios patrones. mÁs de una docena de patrones tras las rej cumplien

obviously it's a book about tip o'neill, the speaker, and ronald reagan, the president, how the would two of them to high demetrically opposite views but were able to forge a relationship and get things done. the present-day congress could use a little of that advice so i'd be very interested to see how it relates to the present day inaction of congress. i also have some other books. i've been very much mesmerized by the new deal for the years, fdr and the new deal, but it's really multifaceted, and ira rote a book called "fear itself the new deal and the oins of our time" looking at the politicked of the new deal and how fdr put together this coalition of northerners, northern liberals and southern conservatives and at a time when communism and socialism, fascism, naziism were rising all over the rest of the world and then also with the new deal, there is a book called "america's soul in the balance" by gregory rollins who sent me his book, the holocaust, the fdr state department and the moral disgrace of an american aristocracy. i along felt the state department and fdr himself fran

we agreed we wanted to polish a europe that cares about the people that is not a euro o'neill the single market that is not the hero of the big business the case but the songs are like the people. fold the new european commission president will not be directly elected by the european council the heads of state government will have to take into account the results of elections to parliament when making a choice. the kids this is the former heads of state and government respects the citizens joyce and paid the most voted for candidates for president of the european commission. that was the big question for the two tests we invite him to analyze this debate it even uses juniors in brussels. during the first ever televised debate between candidates for president of the european commission of canada staff french nice paper. the only shop at the mac an episode of your politics christoph to state their opinions on how it went good today. i have a winner they look awesome. while its democracy. real political debate. it's the first time in history the european union candidate for president of the

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>> well, we had a -- a couple friends, stephanie and debbie o'neil, working on an event to bring boweto be bowe is back 214 event held in hailey, idaho on june 28th. that event is still going on. bob and jani will be talking. singing there at the event and this is going to be an incredible day. the emotions of the town are just, you know, a very emotional day when everybody learned bowe was captured back in 2009. the emotions are completely opposite reverse, and it's just an incredible feeling. i've been watching my facebook page, and the people on facebook are just, the posts are just phenomenal. everybody is changing their profile pictures to bowe and boasting stories about bowe. it's exploding. there's no personal things about the personal life, everybody i'm reading on facebook is about bowe being released. >> amazing. listen, it's impossible not do get chills listening to the way you describe it and listening to how it feels in your small town where he grew unand where he will be greeted and where his parents have sat vigil and more for the past five years. thank you for joining

lang, annemarie, and shari o'neill and nanci haines to the commission. one thing i liked about what ms. haines was saying about with the cultural competency, because every neighborhood and every culture, we have a rich history of different cultures in san francisco and one thing that we have to reach out to is the different cultures of the city. so that everyone can be respected. thank you. >>> rule committee, hi. ♪ i hope you're an animal commission appointments turnout right and i hope that big moon is big and bright and you keep the animals alive i'd like to see them dancing animal in the moonlight dancing in the animal moonlight and the city is -- it's gonna turnout right it's a fine and supernatural animal sight holy animals dancing in the moonlight and i hope these commission appointments turn outright and they don't -- [speaker not understood] so they don't bark and they don't bite and they keep the animal alive and i hope the city really thrives dancing in the moonlight all the animals and they're gonna be bright fine and natural animal sight all

o'neill was before obama is keep the country. the themes also has up to current dispute with china and in this house the inmate area agreement and am blessed us both is so used to eat it then sticking to the teens. experts said china is testing vietnam association of south east asian nations invaded tuesday it has an alliance with the nineteen states. but did not pour off and on many dutch ninety vomiting crazy and has to cough up tying them on sale. the days of asean nations will call it this coming week. now i need to step up cooperation with the advent of cell membranes to see canada's edition while trying to upload to find the inspiration of patients he could see how timely any scale are you going. it's how the salsa will intensify attacks in afghanistan. they now spend is raising concerns about the safety of the runoff presidential election later this month how then released a statement on the net on thursday the group to clear it will launch a spring offensive against intruders and their collaborators from next monday. the

that time we had a president whose name was ronald reagan, we had a speaker of the house named tip o'neill. different parties. that was an enormous tragedy. an investigation needed to be done and it was dobe of. it was done on a bipartisan basis. one investigation was done. and there was a presumption that no matter how tragic this was and no matter how important it was to hold people accountable and that was done, that everybody involved had the best intentions for america's future strength. and there seems to be a premise, at least to me, that this president of the united states has any less commitment to protecting the lives and safe i have to the american people than any other president. i'll tell you, i was an opponent of the war in iraq. and i was critical of the policy and the decisions of our then-president george bush. but never once did i question that his motivations were anything less than what he thought was best for america. e're going off the rails here. this is a tragedy, but there's a real question, at least on the part of many us and i think many americans as to whether w

. >> they, again, encounter reporter april o'neil, played by megan fox, who is startled when michelangelooa. chill. just a mask. see? don't freak out. all right? >> all right. notice the turtle suit's gone, replaced by a sophisticated c.g. look. >> the movie debuts on august 8th. i said it before. i'm going to say it again. i prefer when they were in those old-style costumes. >> i didn't see the first one. you said it was good, right? >> it was excellent, of course. and this will be excellent, too. it's "the teenage mutant ninja turtles." but the c.g. thing is not my favorite when it comes to something that i remember and nostalgic about it. >>> we've all heard the little engine that could. but how about the little bear? >> pretty incredible. look at this. this is in texas. who knew that bears were rock climbers? momma bear easily scaled the canyon wall. but as you can see, it was a bit more of a challenge for the baby bear. >> the cub refused to give up. after a few missteps, it made it to the landing just like momma bear, no safety equipment necessary. we were talking about the fact tha

shari o'neill for seat 7 also a reappointment. davi lang for seat 2 and nanci haines for seat 2. >> okay -- >> i'm sorry, i apologize, davi lane for seat 3 and nanci haines for seat 2. >> seeing no objection the motion passes. [gavel] >> congratulations. and for those that were not appointed, please try again. there's always seats opening up. okay, thank you very much. madam clerk, item number 3? >> item number 3 is a hearing to consider appointing two members, terms ending april 27, 2015, and nine members, terms ending april 27, 2016, to the sunshine ordinance. there are 11 vacant seats and 13 applicants. >> okay, 11 seats and 13 applicants. so, let me call the applicants in the order of the agenda. mark rumold. >> hello, thank you all for having me today and considering my application. they say brevity is the soul of wit, so, i'll try to keep this short. my name is mark rumold. i'm a [speaker not understood] frontier foundation. my work -- well, if you are unfamiliar with dss, we are san francisco-based nonprofit. we do work to

there was one aggressive attempt on tip o'neill's part to bring the country together, get an investigation done, get recommendations done. there was no attempt to politicize it, hang it over reagan, make it a huge issue. usually when americans are murdered by terrorists, the country comes together. why are we not coming together on this? >> i think the company would have come together if we hadn't been told a video about it immediately after that is a bogus story. >> there are 50 protests around the world. >> that was entirely made up. that there was a protest outside the benghazi consul. >> if it was made up, it was made up bety cia. >> immediately that it was terrorist attack. yes. >> we will be argue about this for a very long time. >> it was a confluence of several things. again, mr. pickering anded a murrell mullen, there are no patties for one party or another. they made recommendations to the state department. hillary clinton implemented every single one of them. >> i want you guys at home to get in on this. weigh in on our fireback question. should democrats participate in this ben

. >> one of notre dame's most distinguished alumni, the ceo of sandler o'neill, james dunne.ere in two. stay with us. ♪ ♪ " withs is "market makers erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. >> investing tips from the fighting irish. world'se of the best-known universities is putting its money. discountt, the retailer struggles to recover from that holiday data breach. target cuts its forecast. >> the founder of a new app promises to find you a hotel for the holiday weekend. this site is mobile only. welcome back to "market makers." i'm alix steel in for erik schatzker, who is on assignment. >> let's get to the news feed. >> another recall for general motors. a dashboard light that can overheat and catch fire. it is gm's 30th recall this year. more than 14ed million vehicles. u.s. authorities are going after another multibillion dollar fine against the foreign bank. all of this according to persons familiar with the matter. years, youthan 40 cannot have it your way at burger king. the fast food chain is dropping that old slogan. in its place, the more vague, be your way. i don't eve

o'neill, you're acting assistant agent c manage public integrity?olved of targeting conservative groups by the irs. >> i would disagree with the characterization. >> are you involved? >> am i involved? >> i oversee the public integrity section so yes director you familiar with mr. cooney? >> he is involved of the investigation is you the lead agent? >> i am not familiar with the name. >> who is leading the investigation? who is the point person of targeting of conservative groups through the iris merrick this is far afield of the subject. >> but you oversee the public integrity section for are just want to know this is one of the biggest cases you have got and you don't know who is leading the investigation? garett there are career prosecutors. >> how many? >> in total? i cannot tell you that. >> is this an important case for the justice department of first amendment rights were violated how they were targeted? >> i characterize that situation differently. >> you don't even know how many agents are involved with your division? >> they are involved f

we have an injury update for you on jermaine o'neil.arrior center underwent an mri that showed a bone bruise in his right kneecap. there's no ligament damage. even without that, the warriors found a way. 19 over the clips. >> it's just been a lot of fun. the mind set. that we find ourselves against two of the top ten players in the world. future hall of fame coach. to be where we are says a lot about this organization. it says a lot about this group of players. >> the sharks cleaned out the lockers and called it a season. they left plenty of offseason decisions to be made and probably created upcoming sleepless nights. >> it was pretty personal. it was a long season to get to where we were. and it's, you know, probably the toughest loss that i've ever gone through. >> it's definitely the worgs loss in my career. and yeah, i'm not going to get over this for a long time. >> did we hold the personnel to correct the mistakes we were making? of course we did. we weren't capable of doing it. we didn't get it down. >> now todd mcclel lan appea

>> the first one is a book about tip o'neill and ronald reagan, the president, and how they had opposite views but forged a relationship and got it done. i think the present day congress can use that advice and i will be interested to see how it relates to the present day. and i look forward to reading that book. and i have other books i have been interested into the fdr new deal. there is a book out called "fear itself: the new deal and the origins of our time" and he looks at the politician of the new deal and how fdr put together a coalition of northern liberals and southern conservatives at a time when comm communism and socialism was rising all over the world. also with a balance in the book. the holocost fdr state department and i have long felt the state department and fdr didn't do enough to rescue the jews from europe in the holocaust. there was documents showing the united states could have done things like bomb the railroad tracks leading to the camps and didn't do it because the war effort was taking center stage and they didn't want to deviate from that. and "double down" is

. >> i don't like it when my wife sleeps with shaq o'neil. >> but you tolerate it. >> i do but i can always tell. >> joe, how it this happen? >> oprah who you idolize may try to buy the clippers and i'm not talking about the hair kind. that was a pretty weird laugh you had there. >> i peed my pants. >> joe, what do you make of this story. do you think they should reject or take the money. >> i understand why they have to reject the money. it's a shame because the money isn't racist and that's a lot of money but as they say, more money, more problems. so the school is like let's just get rid of it all but interestingly enough, sterling's foundation that he has, his nonprofit made several donations to various african-american organizations like the black business association and united negro college fund over the years. are they now going to give back that money, too. >> oh, they must and didn't the naacp get tons of money. >> yes. >> so these people are much much more noble soy assui assume it happening tonight. >> that money is racist offsets. >> that's true. >> you can save racist t