. ♪ ♪ >> this is called rah, rah, rah ♪ (applause). >> thanks everybody.sure you come even when there is not a band here. ♪ >> thank you for being here. i want to thank the young people for being here, because you are the future. there are going to be things in this building and you are going to see that are not normal in those buildings yet. they are cutting edge, but by the time it you are my age, everybody is going to have this stuff, and you will be some of the first to see it. it is great to have you here. really quickly, this is a building we are proud of, because this is really who epitomizes the value in san francisco. it uses a third less power than a normal office building. it saves money. i want to kick it off by introducing the mayor over his career he has have so many different figures on this building from being the administrator to being the mayor, so this is a welcome thing. phyfe good morning, everybody -- >> good morning, everybody. i have got the same eyes as you today. this is the first time i have stepped into this building as well. ev

one guy a rah, rah, rah. that's kind of his style through -- as he goes on, although obviously as he gets older, when he's up to 30, i think he has a lot more -- he depends on somewhehaving done h homework. he's a very quick study. also, he's a master of whatever it is they're talking about. whatever tactics they're doing or something. not that he won't listen. not that he doesn't want input, but he knows what's going on. he knows the abilities of what a division, as corps commander says, in the second world war generally had two or three divisions. as a corps commander he knew what divisions could do because he trained them. he had the 82nd infantry division and did such a good job in the 82nd airborne and he knows how to use the smaller units. so people listened to him, because he was very knowledgeable and because he's willing to listen to them. they know he has a lot of respect, but he's willing to let them take credit. you know, he let's them lead the march into, you know, into the city that they've take

, rah, rah. that's kind of his style, you know, as he goes on. obviously, as he gets older, when he's up to 30, i think he has a lot more -- he depends on having done his homework to -- he's very quick -- he's a very quick study. he's a master of whatever it is that they are talking about. whatever tactics they are doing or something, not that he won't listen, not that he doesn't want input, but he knows what's going on. he knows the abilities of, you know, as a core commander would say. a core commander is someone who in the second world war generally had two or three divisions. as a core commander, he knew what divisions could do because he had trained them. he had the 82nd infantry division which was -- he did such a good job because the 82nd airborne, and so dsh and, you know, he knows how to use the smaller unit, so people listen to him because -- because he's very knowledgeable, and because he's willing to listen to them, they know he has a lot of respect, and he's willing to let them take

but i just wanted to start this morning by shouting something but i knew what would happen if i said rah-rah, carolina-lina. on that positive note, good morning, faculty, family, friends of the great class of 2012. i particularly wanted to thank chancellor thorpe and the unc board of trustees, including my friend and your fellow alum, peter grower, for inviting me here. i also want to thank the president of the unc system, thomas ross, and a former unc system president, my old friend, dick spangler. we went to the harvard business school just because neither of us could get into unc. i am thrilled to be standing here today, not only because unc is one of our country's oldest and greatest institutions. i'm actually thrilled to be standing here because it means i did not trip on the bricks walking over here. it's really treacherous out there. but i know this is only one of the many challenges you have overcome on the way to your diplomas today. you have battled your way through trying to find a parking place on campus. you've battled your way through trying to register for classes on connect c

. ♪ rah-rah ♪ ga-ga, ooh-la-la ♪ romance >> tried to get you a meat suit. for this next story.age of super star, hit maker concerts to attend around the globe this summer. >> bieber was just in mexico. and dueling divas, madonna, lady gaga. taking shots at each other these days. abc's chris connolly is tracking the high-profile feud. ♪ i'm right in track baby the high profile feuds. ♪ i was born this way >> reporter: they are two of the biggest pop stars in the world, lady gaga and madonna. ♪ so if you want it right now make him show you how ♪ >> what the -- is a disco stick? >> i think you know! >> reporter: back when they shared the "saturday night live," stage their one-up womanship was all in frisky fun. but now, why do the two top divas seem to be waging a worldwide cold war? when it comes to setting it off you might say madonna was born this way. ♪ express yourself >> reporter: in tel aviv, at her may 31st concert, madonna uncorked a mashup of the two songs trying to show perhaps just who paid the cost to be the boss. ♪ i'm on the right track baby i was born this way ♪ ♪

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. >> reporter: rah veli jumped into action. he helped the woman collect her credit cards. but what happened next is truly remarkable. >> i asked her if she wanted to go to the hospital or chase this guy. and she wanted to chase him. so if she was down i was down to go get him. and we did. >> reporter: ravelli and the 88-pound senior jumped into her car and chased the suspect down. at some point ravelli got out and caught the man as the woman called 911. >> threw it into park, took the keys, and started jumping fences after him. and i caught him and got him in a headlock and held him there for the police. >> reporter: the senior told nbc bay area she was on her way home to the central valley and took a wrong turn. she had no idea she'd ended up in oakland until she asked another witness. >> what? oakland. >> reporter: the 90-year-old says she's incredibly grateful ravelli was there to help. >> he's an excellent, wonderful fellow. i hope god will bless him for the rest of his life. >> she was my partner. i mean, she was really into the chase with me. i mean, she was not scar

that awe tok rah si is good enough for them. we have to mean it. we have to mean human rights. it doesn't mean that we goat avoid the problems. it doesn't mean that -- the fact that we did kosovo and it turned out reasonably well doesn't mean we have the answers for syria. >> or might i add, north korea, day in, day out? >> anyplace. june 4, 1989, two things happened. one was the square, the other was the polish elections. >> i was going to say -- >> it doesn't make the problems any easier. but the fact of a human rights and democracy component to our foreign policy means that at least we were wrestle with these issues instead of brushing them away. i joined the foreign service in 1977. when this bureau was a few months old. i remember the enormous condescension, these kind of sneering dismissal that the for those days, almost exclusively, regarded human rights. it wasn't serious. it wasn't -- it was an irritant, or a distraction. and it turned out to be the pivot around which the world changed in 1989, and that's a good lesson. we will always wrestle with these problems. you k

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we've seen 7:1 shots including sir rah va. it's wide open.race goes off at 6:45 eastern time today. >> all right, richard roth, thank you very much. >>> a war of words between president obama and mitt romney over the state of the kmichlt we'll tell you why all the back and forth between the two of them. matters to you. oomz your feast with a soup, like our heaty new england clam chowder. next, enjoy a salad with unlimited cheddar bay biscuits. then get your choice of one of 7 entrees. like new coconut and pineapple shrimp shrimp and scallops alfredo or new honey bbq shrimp. then finish with something sweet. your complete four course seafood feast just $14.99. come into red lobster and sea food differently. >>> welcome back. it's a moment president obama probably wishes that he could take. the commander in chief talking about the economy, talking about one specific sector is on the mend and that prompted the man who wants to replace him to pounce. cnn political editor paul steinhauser has the fallout. >> good morning, randi. it started with pr

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monica crowley is a fox news contributor and a radio talk show host, julie rah begin sky is a fox news contributor and former adviser to senator frank lautenberg. welcome to both of you. julie, because this is aimed at young latinos, a lot of people are saying this is a nakedly political attempt to win political support for the president at a time when he's having, well, a pretty rough month of june. what do you say? >> well, he's got a lot of latino support to begin with. let's not forget he's got something like 70% of latino voters are supporting him. i think this is a very humane policy. i think it's one that's been espoused by both parties. senator rubio essentially proposed the same kind of program in the senate, and it got stymied, so i think this is the president doing what he can to insure that a growing demographic has the same access to the american dream that the rest of us have. i mean, we're talking about children who essentially are now being penalized for the sins of their parents who now will have an opportunity as americans to stay here. they're not going to become ill

. >> governor rah romney's campaign raised 5 -- is this issue going to be a factor heading into the election>> it is. as you say, it's gotten him all that money. to the extent that conservatives were slow, conservatives were already lining up behind governor romney. but now they're really rushing because they know that only by electing him president that's the only way the affordable care act is going to go away. he solidified his base, he's raising money. so it's good news for him on that front. the question is how much beyond his base he can use this issue. >> does it push independence, john, in his direction? >> that's the really big question. we know from polling that independents were unhappy with and aren't happy with the affordable care act. but does unhappiness with that legislation translate into immediate support for mitt romney or is that the single issue those independents or those swing voters really is the most important group to look at, are they going to swing away from the president? that's less clear. we'll see how that plays out and whether mitt romney really prosecutes th

vg -- rah vadge our coast. i know the gentleman from massachusetts would love to help protect the environment in louisiana. with that, i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. markey: i thank the gentleman and yield myself as much time as i may consume. i'd be willing to have a conversation with the gentleman from louisiana about what the proper way is of dealing with the funding fhe preservation of the wetlands and other environmentally sensitive areas down in the gulf of me but this isn't the way to do it. another perm thlaw in the hearings ng into orr to ensure that whatever expenditures are made are going for the intended purpose. that's not what this discussion is here tonight with a fi-minute amendment that we're debating. $6 billion would come close to scrutiny about a quarter past nine at night. with the only people who are watching, they really need to get a life because that's about the level this ietting right now. i think the $6 billion the gentleman is se

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county leaders say they would rather spend the money on improving schools. 49ers in santa lar rah city leaders object. they say they had ear marked the money to go to the stadium. they will not say whether this will go to the construction of the stadium. >>> they are looking for the gunman who wounded three people. it happened at 80th avenue and ailedder street. they found bullet casings at the scene. they are men in their 20s and all three victim resist expected to survive. it is not clear what led up to the gunfire. police told us it may be tied to a dispute over a drug deal. >>> in other overnight news, a man is in critical condition following a chase at san lee around doe. it -- san leandro, they were chasing two suspects and it crashed into a freeway retaining wall. they arrested one man at the scene the and second man jumped over trying to get away. >> he fell 30 feet and taken to the hospital. >>> highway patrol is looking for a driver who may have been involved in a fatal crash in mountain view. >> it p happened near evelyn avenue 6:30 last night. chp said a woman in her 20s. c

. >> rah joy. >> victory, we did it. we needed a hundred billion. >> markets are up today, but it could be that the shorts are getting squeezed on some of this news. >> is that the right headline. he has it as a victorisome. >> rajo -- >> our banking system is so screwed up. no one else is buying our sovereign debts, whoo-hoo. that's a victory? >> they did that with bankia. that was a bunch of ka has. >> kaka maybe. >> used to work for about a day. >> unemployment's still going to rise in spain. >> right. >> they're going to grow -- >> and it's at 24%, by the way. >> they're going to grow at minus 2%. i always like to put the grow and minus. 1-7. they're going to grow at minus. not shrink but we make it as complicate -- now, my question is on this greek thing. if these lefties win, does it mean they exit? >> the likelihood means they do exit. >> i don't think so. >> does it mean that for sure? >> no. last week we had a couple of people including our guest host on friday who said the most likely scenario would be that eve

for the oak ridge national rab rah -- laboratory in the state of tennessee, we are $20 million below last year's level. for the river site in south carolina, we are $43 million current year level. for the waste isolation pilot plant, we are $12 million below last year's level and for technology development, to do a better job on this, we're $1 million below. we made discreet decisions. i would simply close by saying the gentleman at the close of his remarks said he want this is cut to take us back to where we were. those locks were built 100 years ago. i don't want to go back there. we are here to take this nation forward, to invest in the future of this nation, so that the young people of this nation have a future. i do not want to go back to where we were. i am adamantly opposed to the gentleman's amendment and would yield back my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. flake: i thank the chair. i would -- what i said was take back spending level to where we were last year. nobody wants to go back in time. but if we want to talk a f

commendation to the chair of the conference committee, the gentlelady from california, senator bar rah -- barbara boxer. she worked extremely hard on this legislation, she worked tirelessly to resist many, many, many extreme proposals that were lobbed at her by republican house conferees, she worked to ensure that policies and investment levels of this legislation will serve america. and she did work in a bipartisan fashion. i'd also like to thank my counterpart and the chair of our house transportation and infrastructure committee, mr. mica, for his leadership. he has already spoken and has many times of the bipartisan nature we started this journey in my hometown of beck lee, west virginia. i deeply appreciate the hearings he started there and his outreach across the country. as this hard road progressed, there were some diversions along the way. there were efforts to side track what we were trying to do and provide -- in providing long-term funding for the nation's infrastructure, yet we're here today to hail, not the perfect bill, we've heard that many times in this body, we're not

police will release more details later this morning and we will keep you updated on this unfolding rahom alabama a manhunt for an accused killer is over this morning, police arrested 22-year-old marcus lee after someone called in a tip. charged with murdering in the shooting deaths of nine-year-old twins and their 73-year-old baby sitter. and the three were last seen sunday when the mother dropped them off. and found her body two days later on the side of a dirt road. how terrible. the new york post reporting that the drone strike that killed the al-qaeda leader this week was so spot on, only destroyed two rooms in the house where he was living. al-libbi reportedly asleep in the pakistani compound when the five foot drone struck at one thousand miles per hour and he was set for rallying anti-american sentiment videos online. and voters in arizona will head to the polls for a special election to replace gabrielle giffords. make ago rare public appearance last night with her husband at get out the vote event for ron barber, giffords resigned as she continues to cover from the shooting ra

and their master bomb maker, ieb rah ham al that sir i who tried three times to blow up airlines over america, natalie. >> thank you, jim. >>> senate republicans have knocked down a bill that would have mandated equal pay for women in the workplace. president obama and democratic leaders say people need to know how much they're paid compared to their co-workers. republicans say the bill would put too much of a burden on employers. >>> fwrsheryl crow revealed shes a brain tumor. she says it is benign. they're relatively common and many people have them and never know it. crow told a reporter she had been worrying about her memory and found the tumor back in member. she flubbed the lyrics to her hit song, soak up the sun. she blamed the mistake on her brain at the time. her representative says there's no cause for alarm and that crow is healthy and happy. >>> an amazing show last night was the last of its kind for the next 100 years as the planet venus made a nearly seven-hour transit across the face of the sun. the spectacle was visible on all seven continents and astronauts on the int

families continue to struggle every day to meet rising energy bills and they're a rah -- and there are real savings to be had by moving to more efficient illumination. however if this bill is going to carry a provision prohibiting the department of energy from implementing and enforcing the light bulb efficiency standards, then it does not make much sense to hold d.o.e. grant recipients to the standard. i surmise that most recipients of d.o.e. grants who tend to be prepretty energy savvy, have already made the transition to efficient light bulbs and are enjoying their energy savings as we in the house rehash and debate the exaggerated death of the incandescent light bulb. therefore, i do not oppose the amendment offered by the gentleman fromnd in and -- from minnesota and i yield back my time. . the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from minnesota. mr. cravaack: i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from minnesota. those in favor say aye. those opposed,

laureate herman joseph moore, hiding evidence of a threshold phenomena in human radiation exposure to rah chele carson promoting half-truths about d.d.t., to the unfounded scares about acid rain and ozone depletion, magnetic fields, global warming and ocean acidification, as well as diesel particulates and more. we have been victimized by continuous hysteria that's led to disastrous public policies. far too many scientists and their fellow travelers have supported a grand bilinging of american taxpayers for their own selfish and political interests, end of quote. end of quotation from that letter to burt rutan from this world-famous physicist. it's clear that our current system, fueled by the horrific waste of borrowed money, isn't working. perhaps it's time that we acted on president eisenhower's warning and find a better way to separate research and the creation of regulations. otherwise, we will find ourselves held truly captive with no access to inexpensive energy or reduced costs for food and access to food and water. and we might find ourselves also with none of our basic free toms

it's what teddy roosevelt and woodrow wilson talked a lot about back in the progressive e rah. the american system is a system of countervailing power. we do not want too much power concentrated in government, but neither do we like it when certain private entities like monopolies exercise too much power over us even though they don't have government authority formally behind them. and i think, again, you know, i like to think of this book as a call to balance in a lot of spheres. and i think that is, that is one of them. but i appreciate the question, and be i hope you take a look at the book because i go on in more detail, obviously, to parse out this distinction between community and government. one of the things my editor pushed me on as i was writing the book, so he will appreciate your tweet. let's hear from christopher, a democratic caller, in hamburg, new york state. hello, christopher. >> caller: hello. i am a 54-year-old man. i've worked 5 years of my life -- 35 years of my life, never collected a check of unemployment in my life, and now i'm on disability. i am afrai