i took colbert pac and i made it colbert superpac. pac, superpac. clark kent, superman.uce wayne, batman, gordita, gordita supreme. even this was not good enough for the idiots at viacom who employ me and made me a star. i just got this letter from viacom's lawyers. i'll read it on the air. they say, please do not read this on the air. i cannot see this coming. jimmy, let's remember to edit that out. i'll give it a skim here. do not, do not, do not, mee meow , i'll paraphrase. we are stupid lawyers who hate funds. if do you this we're scared that people might get mad at us. we paoed a little. even though we it's totally legal we're not going to let do you it sincerely john c -- i hate my parent company! they never let me do anything. [laughter] everyone else ea parent company let them do it. karl rove is a paid myee of fox news and he gets to talk about his superpac american crossroads all the time. >> american crossroads and other groups have announced a $50 million house surge strategy. >> there's a new poll out from american crossroads. >> full disclosure i'm involved

explain, sheila krumholz, the difference between a pac and a super pac. is an independent expenditure on the committee and is a new breed of animal formed following the citizens united decision. last year, in january 2010, the supreme court decided in the citizens united versus the federal election commission case federal election commission case that they can spend directly on independence expenditures. these are political ads and that was really an earthquake in campaign finance law. it then precipitated another decision, speech now, which allowed for corporations and allows for groups to set up independent expenditure on the committees which filed with the federal election commission and can take an amount of money in any denomination to spend directly on a candidate's defeat or election. they are super because they have superpowers. they can receive money in excess of the normal pac's. host: stephen colbert said that his own pac. guest: he wants to sent up -- set up a super pac. they will be used to influence the 2012 election. he then had to go to th

i really want to thank pps and pac for what you had to go through. some people are so passionate about their opinions that they forget you are not really part of the school district, officially. they were yelling at them. but the fact is we are moving in a direction, or could be moving in a direction, where we are asking for changes. the e-mails that i have been getting -- they are not 100% one way or another. there is a mixture of people responding to the theater system. usually, people right e-mails -- write e-mails when they want somebody -- one something rather than when they are agreeing with somebody. compliments are hard to come by. i agree with the commissioner and that through the six or seven years i have been on the school board one of the things many people have said is they want predictability. in fact, we started this whole discussion about the enrollment process and a feeder pattern as a way to provide some predictability. most of us thought that could be a good idea to explore. i think that is where it came from. it was not a question

and the pac and i was kind of confused. i don't understand why they would be against the feeder pattern. i really don't. >> thank you. >> could you tell us what school your children attend? >> it's laugh yet elementary school. >> perfect. >> thank you. >> so this item will be refered to the ad hoc committee. the second item under item q is -- >> you want to also mention the -- what time the ad hoc committee is? >> it's going be held on tuesday may 31st, at 6:00 p.m. so we invite you to attend. >> ok. also, just, i do have a -- 14 of our families would like to give their support. >> thank you. >> sorry about that. >> that's ok. second item is 115-42 fp 2. it's permitting j.r. rotc students to obtain physical education credit to extend the program through the 2011 -2012, current policy is included in your board packets. we were going to suses pend the -- this but we are going to send it to committee. so it's going to get refered to curriculum. but i need a motion and -- >> moved. >> thank you. i will -- i need a motion and a

what they do about israel do you think that most americans really know the amount of influence that a pac has when it comes to domestic politics because at the end of the day like i said if you look at these are our congress members are allies our. did officials but the thing that they will applaud the most is a country in the middle east so do you think americans have any idea that this is what really unites them perhaps over many domestic issues i think most americans have no idea this is going on that people loving on behalf of a foreign country are basically writing are our middle east policies these are critical policies for the u.s. they're critical to our safety to our prosperity to our moral standing in the world they're extremely important for all americans and yet very few americans have any understanding that it is this tiny but extremely powerful special interest lobby that dictates to both parties to the president to congress to the senate what will be done but how many americans to listen to what benjamin netanyahu said today is that the u.s. and israel are partners when it

the herminator pac we ceased that at the end of december.he people looking at the herminator pac account, that's inactive account. we opened up a new one called friends of herman cain which we will file july 15. >> chris: cok you tell us how much money you have in that? >> i could but i won't. i have don't want my competition to know. we are not broke. we are not broke. the pac account ended in december. that's why it shows $13. friends of herman cain is doing just fine. we need more. [ laughter >> chris: we all need more. mr. cain, thank you so much for coming in today. >> pleasure. >> chris: always a pleasure to talk with you. please come back. good luck on the campaign trail, sir. >> thank you, chris. i've enjoyed it. thank you. >> chris: up next, the senate's top republican on the nation's debt and president's new policy in the middle east. curtis: welcome back to geico it's savings, on the radio. gecko: hello clarence from stevens point. clarence: ok, you know the grapes at the grocery store? clarence: well, sometimes you try one. take

there is not enough thanks for the pac and pps. we will keep saying that every time you see us, and forever, i hope. i appreciate that. also, i want to just recognize -- i just don't want genie to think we are ignoring everything you said to us. i think it is a lot to digest. i am sure the rest of the board will be thinking seriously about that. i am sure we will have many more conversations about the work you are doing. i want to thank everybody. >> thank you. just to make sure we are clear, one of our intense this evening is to get direction from the board. -- one of our intents this evening is to get direction from the board. while we appreciate the community input, the nuts and bolts will be done by staff. we need to know and be very confident that the direction of the board is to continue to move forward to put some meat on the bone in terms of what equality middle school will look like, the specific plans for equality middle school, and to explore, perhaps, a different alignment of feeder patterns. is that what i am hearing?

commissioner murase: i really do want to thank the pac and pps. the good news is people care. the good news is people came out. they stated their preferences. we are very thankful for that level of engagement. i think there is a difference of opinion in whether the feeder pattern is a strategy for quality middle schools. i think the people who are opposed are not necessarily seeing the result in quality middle schools, but for those supporting it is a strategy. i personally believe it is instructed to form -- for quality middle schools because it articulates our language instruction. we spend millions of dollars offering korean, japanese, cantonese, spanish in elementary grades. what happens in middle school? it is very hodgepodge. in the case of japanese, we have basic japanese at one middle school, and one semester at another middle school. after two schools have been training k-five kids in japanese. and very problematic in middle schools. i received many e-mail petition letters opposing the feeder patterns. we do need to consider questions -- cases like the alvarado parent

the pac-10 has reached a deal. that will translate to $20 million a year for all of the schools including cal and stanford. it is also way up from what the universities were getting under the previous television deal. >>> mark ibanez joins us now. the giants finally making things happen tonight. >> more runs tonight than they had in the whole series against the washington. you could draw the names in the hat and draw them out and it had to produce something better than last week. he had mike fontano pitching first of all three. the guy who usually bats third winds up hitting fifth and it's a game homer. you want to see karma, -- gets hit in the face. the giants four runs in one inning. unbelievable. later however, they need nate shurholtz going deep. just the second run of this road trip, his second of the year. giants lead briefly. bottom of the sixth, jose rewhere he has a man -- jose to covet. >>> every season there's a couple of surprise teams. on paper, they don't look like much. but put them out on the green

he is coming off his second season there, when they won the pac 10 regular season title and made an elite 8 appearance. his family is from this area, so it's surprising he didn't take the bait. maryland's search now continues. notre dame's head coach reportedly turned down an interview. also, according to espn butler's brad stevens turned down the terps. gary williams explains why this is a great job to get. >> i wouldn't have been here if i didn't think this was a great job, because i did have some opportunities to go other places. people pay a lot of money to come to washington, d.c. to look at things. we must be living in a good area. the acc has taken knocks the last couple of years. that's where we live. i can't get a better competitor job than the university of maryland. >> well said. >>> the national entered today looking for a sweep of the marlins. they struck out a whopping 25 times. sanchez undefeated in 14 career starts against the nats. >>> mlb nationals fighting breast cancer on this mother's day. some of the players wearing pink shoes, wrist bands and using pink bats. unfort

the pac-10 has struck it rich with the tv deal. $3 billion, 12 year deal on fox and espn.revious richest deal for conference $221 million a year. when you average this out its $250 million in year four pac-10 now packed we'll football. $3 billion and i will say it again if you're out there risking life and limb i know you're getting a scholarship that somebody is standing about $3 billion. the miami heat just defeated the boston celtics, when 02-91. look ron james at 35 points. 5 miami heat lead the series. when we return, former united states marine and currently athletic director cal state monterey vince. he will share his thoughts on the killing of osamas. he has a lot to say. vince is next. currently the athletic director at cal state monterey, u.s. marine from 1993 to 1998 vince has thoughts of course on the killing of obama. a former quarterback for stamford under jack elway and dan is grain. i will ask you fans, what is your initial reaction sunday night? >>caller: i was smiling ear to ear. i just finished one of riposte this season banquets and i was driving home a

. >> and pac 10 is expanding and being the pac. signing a bigger tv deal.ll be quad ruptling and the tv partners and the league could start his own network on top of that . they will make over 20 million a year more than the existing deal. it is derek rose who suggested he might win the mvp award. he is the youngest to join jordan to receive the mvp. it is averaging more than 25 poigns and senassists a game . celtics are fighting among themselves . how would you like to guard dwaynewade and cross over and ankle breaking . lebron, hello . you know, it is a monster game and 102-91 and they lead the game tonight. that is this edition . thanks for joining us. >> have a great night see you at captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this is the "jeopardy!" teachers tournament. here are today's contestants-- he teaches at a school that has been named a california distinguished school three times. from san bruno, california, please welcome... she teaches at the largest high school district in california. from bakersfield, california, let's greet... and she re

the pac-10 coach of the year. decision to be based more on location rather than money.ision could come as early as monday. oklahoma city thunder in memphis in overtime. he gets the short jumper. 101-is goes on to win it 93. the miami heat beat the boston the celtics beat the miami heat. miami.root for do. >> the boston celtics played at home. ♪ [ woman ] this icelandic mud was working wonders on my skin. but if it was going to do the same for my spa, i had to figure out a way to get it back to the states. so i called my citibank small business expert. he got me a line of credit to make it happen and even improved my cash flow. now, my spa has more business than ever. ...and so does our cleaning crew. [ male announcer ] at citibank, we believe small business is a big deal. what's your story? citibank can help you write it. >> a lot of people are suffering allergies and pollen. temperatures tomorrow will be degrees. we were talking earlier about they have thatow flooding. they will continue to the flooding problem. here is the extended outlook. mid 70's.es in the here is

the pac-10 has reached a deal. that will translate to $20 million a year for all of the schools including cal and stanford. it is also way up from what the universities were getting under the previous television deal. >>> mark ibanez joins us now. the giants finally making things happen tonight. >> more runs tonight than they had in the whole series against the washington. you could draw the names in the hat and draw them out and it had to produce something better than last week. he had mike fontano pitching first of all three. the guy who usually bats third winds up hitting fifth and it's a game homer. you want to see karma, -- gets hit in the face. the giants four runs in one inning. unbelievable. later however, they need nate shurholtz going deep. just the second run of this road trip, his second of the year. giants lead briefly. bottom of the sixth, jose rewhere he has a man -- jose reyez a guy the giants are said to covet. >>> every season there's a couple of surprise teams. on paper, they don't look like much

going to be able to justify that, so i wanted to say the first of all, i support what attack did -- the pac did and the pps. first, we need to make sure all schools have collected and language programs. we need to focus our resources on that. let's expand and approve middle schools on the southeast side. keith kidd -- keep kids in exelsior. do not for street kids without the assurance that we have the money -- do not force kids without the money and make it work. we would need adequate resources for transportation. other was common -- otherwise, if you vote against the family and wishes of people who have worked so hard to give their feedback, listen to us. it is going to be unfair if you do this, and it is not acceptable, and it is not right, and it will lead to greater costs in the long run. thank you very much. >> i am also apparent. i have to say i am confused about the progress. on the one hand, we have all the feedback that indicates parents are not willing to give up their choice. the district staff says her is inequity across the board, but meanwhile, the district staff seems to be

i know these guys are all confident. >> pac man's 32 years old.e there, his casual day was 1,000 sit-ups, an hour running uphill. two hours in the ring, hitting the bags, 1,000 pounds a night. it's like a normal workout for you or i. >> if you ever want to do a little sparring in the ring i'll spot you a couple of rounds. >> oh! who knew. >> good to see you. >> thanks, man. >> this portion of "the early show" sponsored by kay jewelers. every kiss begins with kay. >> sunday is mother's day. the perfect time to honor some really deserving moms by treating them to makeovers. our friend jaimee zanzinger is special project manager for "women's day" magazine. here to show us how she and her team gave me happy ladies a new look. >> thank you for having me. >> how did you choose these three women? >> every year "women's day" asks our reads are to nominate deserving moms to be made over. and then we choose three from the hundreds of candidates that we get in. and so today we've selected three more moms to treat to a little bit of pampering, and a new look.

the next one is destined it's a classic structure in san francisco and the coke bottle at pac bell and pat you were involved with that and the responsible party? >> i am the responsible party for this thing, yes. i spent three months designe designing it's made out of hundred thousand pounds of alaskan cedar. and finally we're going to get a nam plague with our nan it and it can hold 100,000-gallons of coke and they were curious how much you could put in there and all made of alaskan cedar and fabricated in petaluma and one of the amazing things is every time one hits a home run the tv camera pans over and subliminally "home run coke" the best advertisement i have seen. >> and this is another building and two identical side by side. >> designed by the u.s. m marine corp. >> and this was base isolated in the year 2000 and that means they basically cut the building off underneath and put in these big separators with a rubber plate that allows the building to slide back and fourth so the building is intended to function after a earthquake and high level of functioning. >> it's a server bu

now those of you who are long time supporters of colbert pac or colbert superpac, know our motto, say it with me. making a better tomorrow tomorrow. so ladies and gentlemen-- (cheers and applause) >> stephen: the cynics out there are going to say tomorrow never comes. well, thanks to my lawyer trevor potter, today, tomorrow just got one day closer. of course there are some who don't want to you have a voice. there are some who don't want you to have colbert superpac but you know what? i don't know about you but i'm not willing to ride in the back of the bus. with all this superpac money i will be riding in a private jet. who wants to ride in that jet with me? (cheers and applause) >> stephen: yeah! obvious-- obviously i mean metaphorically because even a g-5 only holds like five people so what can you do? let me tell you a story. about a young man named ben donaldsonton that i met in iowa in a diner. ben's unemployed. and he came to me with a list of concerns. handwritten. on the back of a grease stained paper bag. these were the issues that matter to him and his family and he gave me

the pack 10 will actually become the pac-12 on july fourth. >>> and giants in new york, hoping the changein venue will help. >> they've actually scored more runs tonight than they did in the entire series against washington this weekend. however they don't lead but they are tied. so it's not all good news. frustrated, throw your helmet. instant karma right there. when's the last time you can score four runs in an inning. mark fontano scoring one. back in front after the mets have tied it. nate shurholtz with a shot that leaves the yard. it was a short lead for the giants. and the mets tie things up, 6-6 in the 7th inning. >>> derrick rose today of the chicago bulls was named the most valuable player in the league. why is that history? he's the youngest ever to do so just 22 years old and he kind of unsettles wes onsel. what they used to call the baltimore bullets was previously the youngest one to win the mvp award. for rose 25 points, seven assists a game and the bulls despite the fact they are down 1-9 against atlanta still have a shot of coming outs of the east. that's the sporting lif

>>pam: huge television deal for the pac-10.hey agreed to a 12 your television contract with fox and espn. the contract will be worth more than to a $25 million per year. while most of the high-profile football and men's basketball games will be on channels owned by fox and espn, the conference as started iis interested in startg its own television network. men's gymnastics has been saved a fund-raising effort help to save it cal men's gymnastic program was slated to be eliminated. school officials say supporters raised more than two and 1/2 million dollars for the program. previous fund raising efforts helped to preserve the baseball, rugby, women's lacrosse and women's gymnastics teams. >>jacqueline: a live look outside from the golden gate bridge this afternoon. no clouds in sight. a little breezy close to the coast with 20 mi. an hour winds. temperatures are warmer than yesterday. along the coast a few degrees warmer at 60 1/2 monday, 64 san francisco. inland valleys is about the same. also in the upper '70's in the north ba

. -- pac-10 coach of the year. he has the credentials. v is from pittsburg and reportedly would like to move back to the east coast. this decision will come down to whether or not he wants to move his family across country -- again. >>> arizona is not going down without a fight. they treated this afternoon, "we want him to be our coach. we will continue to do everything in our power to ensure that happens." >> we will have to wait and see. >> monday. >> keep your fingers crossed. still ahead how the someone folded. near record flooding of the mississippi river and continuing to rise tonight. which areas are in jeopardy? who casey anthony we're with you when you're saving for your dreams. [ woman ] when you want a bank that travels with you. witp you when you're ready for the next move. [ male announcer ] now that wells fargo and wachovia have come together what's in it for you? unprecedented strength the stability of the leading communitcobank in the nation and with 12,000 atms and thousands of branches, we're with you in more ways and pl

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>> you are reporting a on pac? >> it was a joint, collective efforts. we did not approach it individually. >> she is reporting back to saying that we have done a lot to promote, it means [unintelligible] and the recommendations the you gave our lists, the recommendations coming from both? >> yes. >> ok, thanks. president mendoza: item f, public comment on consent items. i have a couple of speakers. >> good evening, superintendent, commissioners, ladies and atonement. and the executive vice president of the united educators of san francisco and i have 16 resolutions for you to consider. page 160 page 196 in your agenda. these resolutions deal with title iv and clb funds channeled into after-school programs for a month or so this summer. they are scheduled from may 31 to june 30. there is no summer school. so these are not really after- school programs. also, there are a couple of curiosities that we would like explained. why do we list the entire school population identified as recipients of these funds? is that realistic? is every child going to be ther