tenure of the nominating supervisor, whichever is shorter in duration.vacant seat 2, succeeding richard tilles, resigned, must be a nominee of the district 2 supervisor, to serve a two-year term ending november 19, 2016, or for the tenure of the nominating supervisor, whichever is shorter in duration.vacant seat 4, succeeding edward nicolson, term expiring on november 19, 2014, must be a nominee of the district 4 supervisor, to serve a two-year term ending november 19, 2016, or for the tenure of the nominating supervisor, whichever is shorter in duration.vacant seat 5, morgan fitzgibbons, term expiring on november 19, 2014, must be a nominee of the district 5 supervisor, to serve a two-year term ending november 19, 2016, or for the tenure of the nominating supervisor, whichever is shorter in duration.vacant seat 6, succeeding richard may, term expired, must be a nominee of the district 6 supervisor, to serve a two-year term ending november 19, 2016, or for the tenure of the nominating supervisor, whichever is shorter in duration.vacant seat 7, succeeding elbert hill, term expiring on november

till after the game. >> reporter: yeah, he may be disciplined. but as a new father i'm here to tell you richard son will be spitting up on your shirts. what about patriots quarterback tom brady? will he play? he's nursing a cold. >> i'll be 100%. i'll be great. i'm not worried about it at all. >> reporter: there are mysteries surrounding the halftime show too. ♪ ♪ come on let your colors burst ♪ >> reporter: will katy perry's outfit provoke fireworks? >> all i'll say about my opening costume is it's going to be flaming hot. >> reporter: let's hope it holds together better than the janet jackson infamous wardrobe malfunction of 2004. the other halftime question mark, who will katie's mystery guest be? >> jaws will drop faces will melt. >> reporter: a source tells the associated press the guest is missy elliot of "get your freak on" fame. ♪ get your freak on ♪ >> reporter: talented woman, no question. but i'm not sure my face is melting. here's what i do know for sure. there will be a lot of talk this sunday about deflate gate. abc's jimmy kimmel had some defensive bostonians on the air. >> tom b

which never ceaseth to enlarge itself till by broad spreading it disperse to naught. our speaker's personal heroes--like richard russell of georgia --have been those who pursued duty rather than passing glory and who, in the process, won for themselves a lasting remembrance in the annals of representative democracy. it is appropriate that this evening we turn that accolade back on senator robert c. byrd of west virginia. we are honored to hear from this great and distinguished senator. i thank him for agreeing to be here tonight and giving us his thoughts and his ideas on what the senate is and will be. now, to formally introduce him even though i know this was a long comment on this occasion, our good friend and colleague, the democratic leader, tom daschle. [applause] >> senator lott, congratulations on your outstanding remarks. while it is my formal responsibility to introduce robert c. byrd, i'm going to take the liberty of introducing one other person. she is to the spouses what he is to the u.s. senators. erma byrd is here, and we are delighted that she has graced us with her presence. [applause] >> we kn

>> up next on booktv, richard bernstein, time magazine's first beijing bureau chief reports that the relationship between the united states and china shifted from civil to hot till in 1945 when -- has still in 1945 when the chinese decided to align themselves with the soviet union. this is about ap hour. .. standard tropes of publishing a book is it has to answer the question why did you write about this topic in the question in the first place? you are supposed to have a thoughtful answer about how you had a lifelong interest in this topic and you always dreamed about exploring it more deeply. this topic was proposed to me by my publisher. i had a lifelong interest in china or almost a lifelong interest, having studied it, studied chinese going back many years and how they lived there a few years, and travels even today i go almost every year but my publisher actually finished my previous book and asked me to pick a year and write a book about it in china. started looking through years and i've thought about 1938, interesting year in china. 1944, the year kicked out of china by shanghai check but barbara tuchman that topic, forever. so i started looking at 1945

>> up next on booktv, richard bernstein, time magazine's first beijing bureau chief reports that the relationship between the united states and china shifted from civil to hot till in 1945 when -- has still in 1945 when the chinese decided to align themselves with the soviet union. this is about ap hour. ..

you have richard linklater, bennett mill wer, rex anderson and moreton till dim. >> and no angelina jolies snubbed, who came in. you know the late arrivals. >> if you're the best -- if you've got the best picture, wouldn't that mean you're one of the best directors? >> you would think so. >> yes. kneel patrick harris we can remind you hosts the oscars. should be a lot of fun. >>> story everybody is talking about today, the el capitan climbers they became the first person to reach the summit of el capitaning only their hands and feet in a free climb. they had harnesses and ropes but that was used really just to prevent falls. it took them 19 days. people down below were watching transfixed. we've all been watching. it's just incredible. that is a 3,000 foot high considered the hardest free climb in the world. and what's incredible is how they ate and slept just hanging off the edge >> can't get over those tents. >> to them it wasn't that big of a deal. they say it's pretty comfortable. tommy lost his voice when they were talking to him. so kevin jorgeson spoke to matt and savannah this mor