want to say our community is very diverse, and a lot of times we have disagreements, and it can be raucous at times, but there is one time of year when we all come together in june, because we are one who community, and we have to be there for each other, so we will always do that. happy pride, everyone. >> i would like to welcome the treasurer. >> as the treasury tax collector, we bring in the revenue and that is used for aid funding 2 servers communities. i am proud of the work we do, but i am particularly proud to been an openly gay elected official. have a great pride. >> you represent, and i would like to welcome supervisor david campos. >> let me say that i am very proud to be here in san francisco, but the thing about the lgbt community is we have to remember it is not just about rights and we are here. we have harvey milk statue you are looking over. he understood we are all connected. we have to fight for the quality of every person but lives in this world. and when it comes to civil rights, it matters to each one of us. by supervisor christina olague. >> i am very proud to be liv

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because there were a number of people who shall remain anonymous who were expecting a very politicized, raucous, divisive process and we didn't deliver. to them, behalf of the task force, i apologize and i would like to publicly thank the members of the task force to work well together to deliver what we believe is a map and said of redrawn districts in the best interest of our city. on their half, we say thank you for this commendation and we do appreciate it. [applause] president chiu: we look forward to all of you serving in 2020. [laughter] president chiu: i believe supervisor camps -- kim has a second certificate today. supervisor kim: thank you for your patience. we introduced a national public works week, and it is our honor to introduce the staff, the men and women of san francisco's department of public works, for their service to the city and county of san francisco. we do this every year, but i do not think there are enough times we can thank you for your dedication and commitment. being new to the board, sometimes we come in with an expectation that we will be battling the stereotyp

next three games are in miami and expect a raucous arena. >> our fans here are great throughout the whole season the last two years. in game seven of the boston series, there were very excited about winning that game and moving on to the finals. >>> now game three between the heat and the thunder is coming up, coverage begins right after this newscast at 4:30. tip-off will begin shortly after 5:00 and then stay with us for toyota after the game as we recap all the highlights, post-game and in the studio we'll have warriors assistant coach pete myers as well as rex walters. >> tiger woods weekend, it got a lot worse. he begin at plus four. that was five strokes off the lead. tiger comes out and he drops four shots in the first three holes. here is what the leader board looks like. essentially a two man battle early. jim fuishg is alone on top. jim furyk and mcdowell. it is very fluid as they are on the front side and weather may be a factor as the fog is rolling in. >> it had been 143 races since masses car's most popular driver won a last, dale earnhardt, jr. won it at michigan speedway.

. >>> today is the 75th annual national doughnut day and one day after causing a raucous with jumbo sugaryas, new york's mayor michael bloomberg contributed a proclamation at the big occasion at madison square park that had some accusing the mayor of snack hypocrisy. entenmann's chipped in with a giant box of doughnuts. >>> up next a celebration fit for a queen and kind words from her grandson, the prince. is >>> britain is getting ready for four days of celebration for queen elizabeth's diamond jubilee. with 60 years on the throne, she is britain's second longest raining monarch after queen victoria. and ahead of the festivities, we're getting a look at the royal family that we've never seen before including some candid conversations about what's been an eventful year. here's nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: the home movies that almost every family has, seen for the very first time. some are 1952, the recently proclaimed queen plays with prince charles and princess ann, a day at the beach with dad, the duke of edinburgh. the kids guarded by the family corgie and here's a home movie no o

. >> reporter: after a land mark decision but this morning, raucous outburst. people singing and chanting and shouting. groups on each side of the issue from all over the country, every age, people out here expressing their first amendment rights talking for and against the health care reform law that polarize our country. as we saw today, it also split the highest court in the land. a divided supreme court today supported the centerpiece of president obama's health care reform law, upholding obama care as the law of the land. conservative chief justice john roberts joined the court's liberal wing for a 5-4 majority, upholding obama care's individual mandate. that forced americans to buy insurance or pay a penalty, a tax. the chief justice wrote, because the constitution permits such a tax, it isot our role to forbid it or to pass upon its wisdom or fairness. >> question is did congress have the power and chief justice roberts found a different power. >> reporter: the high court rejected medicaid saying the federal government can ask states to provide new benef

this didn't impress the say you wait for president michel platini he called some of these hoteliers raucous he didn't mince his words but the watchword here is ukrainian hospitality they want this tournament to remain to be remembered as one that was hospitable everybody is welcome of all nations all creeds and to enjoy the football and the football or be the priority not the political issues not the social issues the. key part is that our sports team will have the very latest developments for you from ukraine and poland throughout the day. or so ahead for you that egyptians are struggling to make ends meet. have no effect on the speed of the speed of the. world the people accuse the government of ignoring them in the pursuit of power a report on that very shortly. and look around you is planning to build an alternative to the panama canal linking the atlantic and the pacific oceans for not want to country is hoping to dive into the thirteen billion dollars deal. that story still to come but first spain is on the edge of a financial abyss sources claim it could ask for a bailout as early as

this didn't impress the say you wait for president michel platini he called some of these hoteliers raucous he didn't mince his words but the watchword here is ukrainian hospitality they want this tournament to remain to be remembered as one that was his first of all everybody is welcome of all nations all creates and to enjoy the football and the football or be the priority not the political issues not the social issues. keep part of their our sports team has all latest developments for us from ukraine and poland including rankin's com. in just over five hours time russia will start their euro campaign against the czech republic. does have a fully fit squad to choose from the main question being who will lead the front line for russia because they do enjoy an embarrassment of riches at the moment up front are more on the build up from poland in half an hour. now spain is on the ads of a financial abyss as easy as sources claim it could ask for a bailout as early as this weekend madrid's credit score has been slashed wads borrowing cause soared close to the level that forced greece portugal

this didn't impress the say you wife of president michel platini he called some of these hotel years raucous he didn't mince his words but the watchword here is ukrainian hospitality they will this tournament to remember to be remembered as one that was first of all everybody is welcome of all nations all creeds and to enjoy the football and the focal will be the priority not the political issues not the social issues the focus. it wasn't all about football ukrainian city of lowballed where fans were attacked right after russia's victory over the czech republic the incident happened outside a fan zone as russian supporters emerged head chanting slogans celebrating the victory of some of those involved are reported to have been wearing the shares of the ukrainian national team police broke up the fight and handcuffed one of the attackers of all who would be staging germany versus portugal later saturday. spain teetering on the edge of a financial abyss with the e.u. sources claiming it could be on the verge of asking for a bailout madrid's credit score has been slashed while its borrowing cos

this didn't impress the say you wait for president michel platini he called some of these hoteliers raucous he didn't mince his words but the watchword here is ukrainian hospitality they will this tournament to remain to be remembered as one that was his first of all everybody is welcome a whole nations all creates and to enjoy the football and the football or be the priority not the political issues not the social issues the focal departures of mourning there our sports you will have the very latest developments for you from ukraine and poland in just over an hour here on r.t. . well still i have for you this hour egyptians are struggling to make ends meet. never forget the speak truth to feed. the world the people accuse their government of ignoring them in the pursuit of power i'll report on that shortly. rob was planning to build an alternative to the panama canal linking the atlantic and the pacific ocean to find out what countries are hoping to dive into the thirty billion dollar deal. what is coming to you later before that spain is on the edge of a financial abyss as sources claim i

it was raucous. but my point was, a few days later i'm in yemen and she's gone. i meet women who were forced into major at 5, 6, 7 years old and women are nothing there. they say, we're property, that's all we are. i'm asking you, an institution like drl, with culture particularly, what are the mechanisms? >> it's a huge and important question. and i think one of the things that dan fried said in the last panel that i think needs to be repeated over and over again, is that we have to be clear about our values. we have to be clear about our long-term interests. and we have to hold our nerve in terms of exacting change. we had panels this morning talking about latin america. latin american change didn't occur overnight, it occurred because civil society groups, many of whom we worked with, many of them tied to the catholic church, built up a constituency that basically challenged governments that were behaving badly. we heard in the last panel about what happened throughout eastern europe and the soviet union. dick schifter, dan fried worked with the dissident comm

. >> reporter: mendelson says he wants tattle past the raucous session wednesday where he won only after a heated assault. >> make me look like an idiot. >> reporter: he says he'll run in the special election in november. mendelson is now in line to succeed vincent gray, could she is ongoing investigation -- >> i hope that does not happen. if it becomes apparent that it's going to happen, i will prepare for that. it's not a position to which i want to rise and hold on to. i would look at that as stepping in to you meet the need. >>> before the repeal of don't ask/don't tell, you faithfully served your country with professionalism and courage. you put your country -- it's an event he has hosted for the last three years. >>> president obama changed the subject this afternoon. david gregory joins us to talk about in new immigration you heard the critics say blatantly political. >> this is an intent by the president to break a stalemate about immigration. for republicans, particularly marco rubio, who's been behind what they're talking about here, give the children some waiver, sore the pres

when the university hired head coach joe paterno who has since died, it set off this raucous clash.e ten victims as young as ten years old. for now none has been publicly named. prosecutors don't know the identities of two of them. now it's time for sandusky's accusers to take the witness stand, the defense prepared to attack their credibility. >>> any humiliating, embarrassing experience in their past live that has a bearing on their believability potentially may be revealed to all the world in this trial. >> also expected to testify, a key witness to one of tall ledged rapes. penn state assistant coach mike mcqueary, then graduate student who says he saw san dus dusky in a locker room shower one night with a young boy. prosecutors say sandusky met his victims through his charity, the second mile. sandusky pleaded not guilty to all the charges against him. will he take the stand to defend himself? what else might be revealed at trial? a recent defense motion raises the possibility prosecutors may bring up other allocations of abuse to help establish a pattern. >> sandusky's lawyers

the lunch and ashes and nasa's new satellite the raucous set up a loss of the 30 this morning it willet up a new satellite into orbit noses so-called x ray observatory will track black holes in supernovas it's the first time a spacecraft is using the same type of x-rays as dentists. supervisors make the plan for the golden state warriors to miss the city the board unanimously passed a resolution that says competitive bidding will not be required for the deal between the team in the city it also says the warriors have to reach out to the committee that will be impacted by the arena plans for appears third in 32 and today is the last day of practice for the u.s. golf open gets underway there is being held at the olympic club of course tiger woods days in the house he is practicing yesterday the last major championship the tagline 2008 s at torrey pines is that gone 14 career majors this of course sec into jack nicklauses record of 18 in saturday's tired of hearing about it. even if i do with a major championship will be will not say team yet. we're going to get tonight scene is always s

. >> narrator: in june, he charters a yacht for a raucous 50th birthday party, cruising along the manhattan skyline. and in september, he hires country legend kenny rogers to play a private concert. >> so, raj had this big cowboy-themed clambake at his home in greenwich. and, you know, kenny rogers was a favorite of raj's 'cause of his song -- you know, "the gambler." "know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em." and it was a song that raj really, really loved. >> kenny came with two tractor-trailers of equipment. he played for an hour. he played "the gambler" twice. >> narrator: on the surface, rajaratnam seems untouchable. but behind the scenes, his world is beginning to unravel. for the past seven months, agents at the s.e.c. have been investigating rajaratnam on suspicions of insider trading after an anonymous tip led them to galleon. in february of 2007, s.e.c. agents subpoena galleon's electronic records. with more than 10,000 documents to review, the search is like looking for a needle in a haystack. >> the s.e.c. began sifting through massive numbers of -- of instant messages. and

the real question becomes who has the right agenda and the right vision to get us out of this raucous economy and it appears that the american electorate is so split on this. can mitt romney lose his ee sflex absolutely on the out of touch vote. >> good job and for the people, it is really about the economy and that is the stumbling point. would the president be infallible, chris, if the economy was stronger? >> i think that he would still have a tough time, thomas, but the economy is certainly a drag for him had. to chuck todd's point earlier, he said, loork k at underneath top line. president obama has the lowest approval rating of the year. that's tough when you are seeing your approval rating go down. that's not great for the president. however, it's still very tight despite being in the toughest economic time since the great depression. the president has been able to continue to run neck in neck with a guy being able to bring the country back to where it needs to be and to just add that romney is also seeinging his negatives being driven up and when you look at our people is the

. >> brown: state by street, neighbor by neighbor, everywhere you turn in this state it is loud, raucousintensely divided. >> it's become a little bit of a circus... wisconsin politics all of a sudden are no longer civilized. >> brown: and the candidates themselves say that what happens in wisconsin will resonate far beyond the state, as it has in >> we have been a leader. years and years ago, it was progressive on the left. a generation ago, it was welfare reform and school choice on the right. i think we're a leader again. >> brown: you've been talking about taking on the special interests, who does that mean? >> public employee unions. the leadership of our public employee unions in state after state, in local government after local government, not only here in wisconsin but across the country, have had a stranglehold on the taxpayers. and that's driven many of the deficits that we've seen not only here in wisconsin, but i believe many of the deficits around the country. >> i think governor walker wants to have national implications and i think that is who he is catering to. he is the

she was arrested in a very raucous baucus caucus.it was senator max baucus of montana who as the legislation was being considered, when the panels were being held and no single payer representative was there, she stood up in that hearing room and was taken out by security. dr. margaret flowers, you're on the steps of the supreme court today. as david cole describes with the legislation is, where do you come down? >> it is interesting to hear david cole is these progressive talking points defending the law proved too much of what is going on is about politics and not health policies. i was with a group who filed a and it is brief asking them to find the individual mandate unconstitutional. we do not believe it is right for people to have to be forced to purchase the product, especially when it is defective. even with insurance, they still go bankrupt. private insurance is a problem. we do now to further privatize our health care. when the medicare for all. >> and what about the decision if they strike down, for example, the individual

community on several different occasi occasions, but i think throughout history what we've seen is, this raucousving more leaders appointed to senior positions within the administration. therapy in the halls of congress. there's a whole new kind of awareness starting to sprout up within the community, and i think that you're going to see that translate into more thrill activism. >> and i'm curious about if more people start going to the polls if there's is indeed an opening for mitt romney, we've seen that at least historically they tend to vote democratic. but it was fascinating to me looking at what richard says. given their feeling about america's moral values and focus on the family and frankly that they're among the most educated and highest earners, and many of those high earners tend to skew republican, is thas vote, those non-voters, up to this point, who are up for grabs? >> no. there's an argument to be made. there's no question about it. and you know, about one therpd of asian-americans now are undecided. so, again, there's a conversation that could be had right there. there's no ques

just before this raucous scene is caught on camera, the pico rivera dons are playing the downey razorbacksying football. the pico rivera quarterback drops back for a long pass, but a downey razorback makes a nice play, intercepting the ball and racing down the sideline. and after the play, a little extracurricular activity. watch as a very upset pico player says something to his coach and points toward the stands. then seconds later, an unbelievable brawl breaks out between parents. spilling out of the bleachers and onto the field. rene gamboa is the mother of the boy who just said something to his coach. she thinks a parent of a player on the opposing team pushed her son, and she's mad. >> so i turned around to the people in the bleachers, and i said, i want to know what parent pushed my kid. and the man with the blue jersey stood up and said, i f'ing pushed your kid. what are you going to do about it? >> the man in the blue jersey is this guy, who after the exchange with gamboa, is being viciously kicked and beaten. his name, dessie tubbs. tubbs said he never made the threatening comment

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certainly not the festive raucous street parties we usually associate with gay pride evens. why do you suppose that is? >> i think it's important to focus on the service of gay and lesbian service members around the world today. like the -- even before the repeal of don't ask don't tell, gays and lesbians came to work every day and did their job. they did what they were trained to do. and now that don't ask don't tell has been repealed, they do the same thing. nothing has changed. they continue to come to work every day. they drive tanks. they fly helicopters. they protect this nation's freedoms. and it's -- it's important because it shows that gays and lesbian -- gay and lesbian service members serve with the same enthusiasm as any other service member, regardless of sexual orientation. >> you say it hasn't changed, but, it's changed. tell me how it's changed for you. >> well, it's a big change. it's a big change because i can be open and honest with my co-workers. integrity is important to me. and as a leader in the military, that honesty and that communication that i have

. >> amber had been up late at her grandmother's when she her a raucous at the door.tranger, a man, was asking her to call 911. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> some man knocked at my door and said that his wife got hit by a car. >> amber followed the man, eric abshire, into the shown light. she watched as he fell to the blacktop and embraced the body of the young woman sprawled there. >> he was laying over top of her. >> the 5-month marriage of eric and justine abshire ended with that embrace. his bride clearly gone. they barely had time to make a scratch of a life together. they had a modest little house. he was working on getting a construction business going while she taught at the grade school. they told friends they were looking forward to taking a delayed honeymoon over the upcoming holidays. but the crew cruise, like everything else for them, was not going to happen. it was just after 2:00 in the morning when virginia state trooper ben hobbs -- >> i got a call that we had a motor vehicle crash, possible fatality. >> he raced to the scene to join the first re

megyn: well, you think we have some raucous debates sneer a man hunt underway right now for a greek lawmakerho attacked two female political rival necessary the middle of a live tv show! watch the man in the lower lefthand box. you can see he's not happy. throwing a glass of water in one woman's face, then when another woman steps in, he pushes her and slaps her several times across the face. nice! remember, this is all on live tv. the man was subdued, he was locked in a room at the tv studio but he escaped by breaking down a door. look at this! terrible! and now prosecutors have issued a warrant for his or. -- for his arrest. >>> attorney general eric holder facing accusations today of playing partisan politics during a fiery hearing on capitol hill, several congressmen slamming the justice department's attempts to block florida from removing inel-- ineligible people from one of its rolls, just one of the battles he is waging against the controversial voting laws ahead of the election. >> >> reporter: florida is attempting to purge from voter rolls what would turn out to be tens of thousand

don't have differences , the two great nations with our history and our political systems, these raucouscredibly pluralistic democracies to not have differences the would be quite odd if that were the case. but our values and our interests are converging that we have a view of this relationship that is keeping with their perspective and history that bring us together in the 21st century where we are finding so much common ground that we are working on together. so i'm very positive about our relationship and we will continue to work for the differences as they arise. >> the fact that the degree regarding the prevailing sentiment of business and the economic relationship. i have listed some of our pressing concerns in my speech. i have also been sensitized to the concerns articulated by u.s. business. in times of inability and uncertainty for the global economy, exploration of such views are not unusual. however as i said yesterday and the indian economy would restore investors' confidence and regain the momentum. i have great confidence in the future for the economic partnership. the tra

it was raucous. butmy manipulate was a few days later i'm in yemen and she is gone and i meet women who were forced into major at four or five six years and they said, we're property. and so all i'm asking you, an institution like drl, with cultural particularly, what are the mechanisms? >> it's a huge and important question and one of the things that dan said on the last panel i think needs to be repeat over and over again, we have to be clear about our values, clear about our long-term somes and we have to hold our anybody in terms of exacting change. we had panels this morning talking about latin america. latin american change didn't occur overnight. it occurred because civil society grew, many of them tried the catholic church. built up a constituency that basically challenged governments that were behaving badly. we heard on the last panel about what happened throughout eastern europe and the soviet union, working with the dissident community for years everybody ignored and people thought it was

and it shows how you can have loud, raucous, galvanizing organization, but that's not going to put youell, i agree on that front. but i think that this is just more proof that labor is just operating in -- they don't have the pull they once had. they don't have the credibility with voters they once had, labor unions on this front. and you go back to the basics of this. you know, what was the recall about? number one, the entire campaign got turned into a rerun. there's going to be a lot of nitpicking, the democrats are going to do. the biggest thing they'll say is the biggest mistake is they had the wrong candidate. i think they were right. >> and that's unfair. i don't like that. tom barrett is a good man. and they shouldn't make that point about the candidate and they should be careful in doing that. >> but, harold, here is why there's a case to be made they had the wrong candidate. this is no offense to mr. barrett. the person, the individual, the politician. but by making it a rematch, it automatically allowed the campaign to quickly fall into the old frames of 2010. >> right. >> a

our thanksgivingings and christmases were always, you know, characterized by these raucous political arguments. one of my very dearest uncles was somebody i spent 35 years arguing politics with. so i learned very young that you can really like someone, you can even love someone and have profound political differences with them. and we don't always act that way. and i confess, i can be a sinner on this front myself. so i agree with that, and i wish we could find ways of, um, you know, also disagreeing in ways that try to make progress. i mean, there are some arguments where you can sort of exchange ideas to see is there any way you can get to a solution to a problem in and other arguments where we're just enjoying yelling at each other. in terms of that pew poll, it is a fascinating study, and folks out there -- this is a political audience -- you really should take a look at that because i think you'll find it enlightening. what struck me about it was and, obviously, when you've written a book as i have, everything becomes fodder for making the argument of the book you're out there t