pac in board meetings and offline. i appreciate that you were able to memorialize it in a report to us. it is an interesting but concise summary of the year. if anybody wanted to understand the pac and get the level of how important you are to us, i think they could see it in this one report. it is incredible. i just do not think the public understands the commitment to the volunteering and being able to be the buffer of some of that heat that i witnessed at those meetings, the community conversations. i am really in off of the graciousness of pac members in not engaging in the anger, but really taking that information in and of passing it on to the board. i am grateful for that. that really does speak to the years of buildup and trial and error and how you have been able to find your footing and move well within the district. i want to thank you all for that. i also want to talk about the bit of push back that happened. i think it is great. i also felt empowered enough to push back on the push back and not feel we are anythat i am gr. i do not ever hesitate to speak about how i feel and

first of all, sarah palin and sara pac can she use her pac money to do what she's doing? asically take a vacation with her family? >> sure, she can because she's not yet a federal candidate. if she were a federal candidate they couldn't use campaign funds for personal use like family vacations. >> stephen: she's getting this money because people think she might become a federal candidate. >> right, that's the joy of the pac you are partway there but not yet a full candidate. >> stephen: so you have to be sort of a pac tease. [laughter] let's go after the questions the fec sent to us. are they watching right now? >> they are very interested in your pac at this moment so i expect somebody is up late at night watching this. >> stephen: theyv: work so hard already and such great guys. you shouldn't stay up this late. you are not paid enough. i tell you what if we get the answers we want, the i promise the number one objective of my pac is to get raises for every member of the fec. [cheers and applause] [laughter] >> as your lawyer i should warn you attempted briber could get y

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i want you to know how i use pac and the way i take your reports and communications, the clothes we have a lot of communications on a variety of different set of -- because we have a lot of communications on a variety of different fronts, so i appreciate that you share a lot of the personal stories and commitments families have in san francisco unified, and you help me balance all but i am hearing to get to the places of making decisions around policy, so i your appreciate all the work pac does do, and i appreciate that you have the ability to put forward the information, and your candor is great, so thank you for that . i for that pac will continue to treat us about way and will always be honest, and that is what we expect from you, so thank you for all your work. we will see you around campus. >> thank you. i will pass your appreciation on. we know we cannot make everyone happy, and getting the information is not a guarantee. it is part of the process. i am sure they will keep pushing back. >> do not be discouraged. >> the next item is a public comment on a consent items. i want to ann

cal's last year of baseball on edmonds diamond, i hope we make it ♪ ♪ we'll take the pac-10, then to omaha, watch us ♪ >> the bears were singing a different tune back in february thanks to a pair of three-run homers against dallas baptist they ever on the brink of becoming 1 of 8 teams to compete for the national championship. everyone was jumping on the bear bandwagon this past week. >> you guys have gotten a lot of national attention. were you aware that albert pujols was at the game the other week? >> yeah, someone mentioned to me he was there. i tried not to stare but he caught me once? how can you not look at him, he is is a natural specimen. but it probably made my year. i made a diving play to my left and immediately looked over and i saw him clapping for it. wow, are you serious right now? i just saw that guy hit a walk- off home run on espn this morning and he is sit is at our game clapping, that's awesome. >>> 1007 races since dale earnhardt won a nascar race. yorkton takes the lead, with help from jimmie johnson, and gordon never looked back, he takes the checkered flag for his second win

he is starting a super political action committee or pac and is seeking an exemption allowing him to use staff land resources for the pac. coal brt is trying to poke fun at campaign finance laws, but many worry that people can use resources from their networks to help their action committees. >> very interesting. >> now we know. >>> terrorizing the terrorists. we'll tell you about a hacker attack that's targeting exait. >>> a death shut down public swimming pools. >>> also, a young woman throwing a penalty flag at a controversial former 49er. >>> good morning. temperatures in the 50s. we'll end up with 80s for highs. by the coast still some fog around, highs 60s and 70s around the bay. >>> major change is happening today for our nation's military. the last hour we were watching as defense secretary robert gates' retirement ceremony took place. as alison burns reports, you got a surprise from president obama. >> reporter: that's right, president obama bestowed robert gates with the presidential medal of freedom. it honors his more than 40 years of public service including nearly five year

they would have candidates running and office holds raise unlimited sums of money for super pac and use that money on the campaigns. they didn't file a petition saying for an opinion, but you did get one from a couple of democratic super pacs. i know you can't talk about the petitions, is this something to tackle or a timetable for trying to tackle that issue. >> you know us well enough to know i can't comment on one standing. the statute requires us to follow up within 60 days. that's the time frame. you'll see a lot of activities in advisory opinions over the next two morns to try to address all of those within the time frame. we can under the statute get an extension from folks. but we really do try to answer them within the 60 days. >> my question is asking you to revisit something you brought us at the beginning of your remarks. which is what i think we could agree is a surprising decision in virginia and early. any observations you might have about how it would play out as you move forward with the st. ss united and also through the 2012 cycle? >> that matter is being handled by a

we wanted to have a pac everyone can use. all you have to do is raise money and have the donor earmark it to spend in favor of the candidate that the donors of hearts -- supports and we will spend that to support your candidate. this is the way to match the resources that we are going to be facing in 2012 from barack obama and the liberals and the media and the unions that are his support her. if you want more information about how you can join in this effort and use it to select your own candidates, here in louisiana and her of the united states, you need to come to our panel discussion at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and we will be glad to tell you how you can become involved. this is the game changer that we all need. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the former chief investigator of congress, the president of citizens united. to help the supreme court changed the direction of america. [applause] >> thank you and good evening. i am president of citizens united. it is great to be here for the repub

i am reminded of what president c-pac inagan said -at 1977 prior to his winning the presidency. he said the time has come for us to see if it is possible to present a program of action based on political principle that can attract those interested in the so-called social issues and those interested in the economic issue. in short, is an impossible to combine the two major issues, those two major segments of contemporary american conservatism into one politically effective hope. i believe the answer is yes. mr. president, i agree with you -- the answer is most definitely yes. we need to stop apologizing for celebrating life. we need to stop apologizing for wanting to protect an individual's rights to build a business. we need to stop apologizing about stemming the tide of entitlement mindset that is out there. [applause] thank you. we ought to be proud. of our efforts to give local parents and communities a say on how their children are educated, protecting the fundamental right of private property ownership. our party cannot be all things to all people. it cannot be. our loudest opponents on the left are never

. >> i'm chair of the pac this year, i have a second grader and a fifth grader. >> i will get us started. " we wanted to do is give you a chance to have more dialogue with us. we have prepared a couple of questions. there are three questions. we would like to offer you a chance to ask us any questions either about the process that we went through, some of the comments, our reports, our recommendations, or any reports we have given since then. we have been able to follow what the initial report with a number of board meetings since then. before i get started with the questions, i wanted to ask you, would you rather we read all three questions first or would you like to take each one at a time? >> i would prefer that you read each one first and the sub questions so that everybody has the information. then the board will have any questions like to talk to you about. -- any questions they would like to talk to you about. >> [speaking foreingn language] >> i would like to ask these questions to the board. are we missing something? are we seeing some things that we are not addressing? or have

. >> the son of former number 1 pick michael thompson, he led the pac-10 in scoring but the 6'7" shooting guard will have to get usedplaying a little bit of small forward. he's >> how prepared are you for that transition in the league? >> i think i'll be ready. i got a lot of improvement, which i'm gonna work on, on the defensive end this summer, you know, especially having to guard, there's some animals at the next level. so, yeah, so it will be a challenge. but you know, every year i was at washington state i improved on my defense and i'm just gonna try to use my length and quickness to bother whoever i'm guarding and i think golden state is getting a complete player. >> kyrie irving was the number 1 overall pick. cleveland? derek williams is number 2. drew romania was the 10th pick. >> how about jimmer. >> that is jimmer. serena williams over came a first-set loss to win the next two sets and defeat is a monday a hleck to move into the third round. she hasn't played since last year's wimbleton but is looking for a third title. she beats the romainan samona hleck. >> in the nba draft, why, in the top 10, is there

think in particular when i could be dropping out i must lead she thinks that use the door maybe already. is so it's not that her pac is running dry or is it is that what really why she's going to here's what leads me to this i open the drudge report this morning and check out what the right wing news is and there's an ad up at the top for sarah palin's bus tour but right in the middle that ad is a giant green but this is donate i clicked on that and it took me right to the donation page on our pac where it said you know please make your gift now you can do a recurring gift a regular give fifty dollars one hundred dollars five hundred dollars up to five thousand apparently you can give to a pac once a year is what it says there and it's like please help sarah make this trip. is that what it's all about but it's not really for sarah palin she for all i know she could have twenty million dollars in her package she would still raise money after she had signed her book the last go and had millions of dollars coming in and she continued to raise money for her defense fund against the various extra arches that have been f

pac arrests. some of the people that helped us do it.bly heard about this some of the informants the cia used to rent the safe house to get information, look at the license plates coming and going from the compound. they've been arrested. is that any way for an ally to act? >>> later the prosecution rests in the casey anthony murder trial. the prosecution has rested. the defense tomorrow starts to make their case. they made a bold move to get the case tossed out today. we'll tell you what happened about that. also about the new witness, the unexpected witness they have now said going to call. nancy grace joins us for a wrap-up of the prosecution's case and what to expect from the defense in the days ahead. first let's check in with isha sesay. >> you already know what form senator and presidential candidate john edwards looks like on the campaign trail and in the tabloids, tonight, though, you're going to see what he looks like in a mug shot. and it might just surprise you. that and more when 360 continues. we were actually thinking, may

joining me to discuss this from our studio in new york is david pac-man host of the david paklin show david thanks so much for joining us tonight nice to have you in the studio rather than just on skype so you know first question if you were god which candidate would you back. you know here's the thing it's so pompous to me if you're if you're the type of person that believes that a god exists in the literal sense and that he is up there somewhere making day to day decisions why on earth would you assume he cares about the twenty twelve presidential election in a country who is delineated by lines that were just created a couple hundred years ago it's pompous to me to any politician who actually says god told them to go into iraq god told them to run it's the hated me of arrogance to me alone hello because we're an exceptional nation that has been or a dane by god you know i mean i'm totally with you there right as we hear a lot of people often say that they thank god for things they thank god for giving them strength giving them hope but to say that god wants need personally to run for president better seems really rea

us. folks, last night i told you about semigovernor sarah palin's new one nation bus tour. her freedom wagon of pac-funded professional tourism. well, it's only day four and she's already managed to do the unthinkable, spend four days on a bus without looking like she spent four days on a bus. here's what i look like after 15 minutes on the cross town. [laughter] of course -- [laughter and applause] what do i feel like right now? of course, the point of her one nation tour is to highlight america's historic landmarks. so far she stopped at the national archives, gettysburg, independence hall, and yesterday she joined donald trump an one of new york's historic monuments, the times square applebee's, a landmark as steeped in history as it is steeped in chill pole they mayonnaise. just like gettysburg, it's a site where many, many lives were cult short. of course, it was a risk having these two reality show giants in the same place. i just hope the secret service placed kendra in an undisclosed location. folks, as a newsman, it's my duty to keep you inform about the swelling controversy that has cast

pac and pps have agreed to send people as part of their agreement strategy. they learned a lot about what is going on at all of our middle schools. they are going to share with us their impressions of some of the ways that schools are meeting the needs of students. some of the great programs that they sought and some of the missing pieces that they identified. i think it will be a really interesting discussion. commissioner maufas: i just wanted to comment really quickly, again. if it hasn't been expressed by me where you understood, i do appreciate the work that hthe pac and pps have done. it's monumental. i think with a combination of timing in staff, what is going on, all the different initiatives that we could have mustered the person power to get it done in the appropriate amount of time. i am grateful to you will for doing that. i also want to comment that i realize not just on that an affirmation but my own information because i have been doing this work for a while. conversations from me have never stopped. they are always about the inequity. i know some of the folks that o their kids are out of school. if they had the opportunities that some of you par

pac and p.p.s. for their work too. i also wants to thank all the parent whors engaged in this process. if i could say one thing to all the parents there, keep us out there. keep us accountable to our quality middle school program. it pretty much looks similar, our middle schools. i'm just going to tell you i've been out to them and they are not similar. we have a lot of work to do. i hope that this board will have the fortitude to make those types of changes and our administration superintendent and deputy superintendents and then parents also. so we are building something for our children to be prepared for 21st century and push back on us and help us build it better. thanks. >> thank you. so i'll share just a few thoughts of my own. there are three of us that are actually on the board who currently still have kids in the public schools so you know rpgs this is really trying conversation for us across the board. not only with our own personal experiences but as we have been hearing for the last several months now from families both personally and through email. i know that we have some concerns around timing so i'm actually really pleased tha

backs and mehldau group using this is them as examples of how the russian technology sector can be made better along with this he said there was a ten billion dollars state pac a private equity fund that's being established in order to help spur development in russia and he's also the expansion of a thirty eight billion dollar asset self program something that he said it should also help the economic climate. it's. such a loans amounts to pussy it has only. privatization of major companies. of these plans is necessary at the very modest goodman has until the first of the school uniforms the toys they should in order to his old lease i'm sure we'll be able to go through with it in a movie transparent way to attract fitzy from the against his and generate sufficient funds for the russian budget but. another point he made was that it is important not to have it state capitalism in russia but rather the state should foster an atmosphere and environment that spurs on business development brings business interests to russia and helps helps spur innovation here in russia he said privatization is very important to foster in russia and he said that that is also somet

since that time japan has purchased its pac missile systems and they have sm3 antimissile missiles if you will on their own ships and they have joined us although it's an ongoing process and become part of the u.s. system. i might add and that's a great question, i might add this is something the south koreans need to do right now because north korea presents a much larger ballistic missile threat to south korea than they do to japan and south korea right now there are -- today in south korea 64pac this protect u.s. bases and u.s. troops and if you're a south korean on a u.s. base you're protected. if you're a south korean in seoul you're not or other military base south korea needs pac3's and sm3s to protect their own population centers and bases. and they need to get in with an rbmd system and they need to do it right now. >> several questions on the succession process and the issue you raised with the three sons. the questions relate to the north korean army's acceptance of a son as their leader. is there any indication that the north korean army will accept whoever kim jong-il appoints. >> that's a very good question, sir. if you a

pac-10 in scoring last season with 22s pntoia game. the 6'7" shooting guard will add size to the warriors backcourt. speaking of big guys, our guy damon andrews, joins usrom the warriors draft room in oakland. damon, give us the latest. >> reporter: all right, henry, thank you very much. it's the nba's version of "who wants to be a millionaire" and clay thompson struck it rich, the 11th pick of the golden state warriors. the guy can shoot, the guy can score and he comes from a basketball pedigree. his dad, michael thompson, a former member of the l.a. lakers, the portland trail blazers so the guy knows how to get it done. two-time all pac-10 player and he's glad to be a part of the golden state warriors and so is executive vp basketball operations larry riley. >> he's shown that he can score, he's shown he can play at the division 1 level, comes from a basketball family, and he's a guy who will have a good amount of success in the nba. got a very good upside. should be able to play as a rookie and make a contribution to this basketball team. >> reporter: so the only question remains, what will the backcourt be with monta ellis and steph curry back ther

pacs. love it or your money back. >>> time for today's kitchen, getting saucy with a mediterranean meal made easy. and who doesn't want easy in warm weather. and look who is with uss here to bring her ideas to us. >> she's started. >> what are you doing? >> we're doing a fantastic beautiful tuna pasta. a couple of anchovies, some garlic, a little parsley. >> it smells so good. >> doesn't it, we're going to saute this for a few seconds and straight in with some tuna. >> that's precooked tuna? >> this is the tuna in olive oil. >> packed in olive oil. we drained most of the oil off and then just break it up with a wooden spoon. >> this seems like this is a low-calorie dish. is it? >> well -- hoda, can you leave out, it's a little bit of butter and olive oil to start. but can you leave out some of the butter and white wine in. >> now we're talking. >> good job. and then the cherry tomatoes. and you can use fresh tuna if you don't have tinned or you wanted to go a little more glamorous. fantastic. just sear the tuna off beforehand in chunks. you want to saute it for a few minutes. >>ky tell you how quick that is? >> opening the can of the tuna is the hardest part. >>

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