i'm with the riverside police department. i live at riverside. you live in riverside ? i think it's important that the police who work with children come in contact. i think it's got to be on the positive, not with the negative; making class presentations on a positive note. and what color is the police car ? white and black. right. working with merchants is very important, because they're the ones that see... the influx of people that come into that type of community. how is the wife ? she's doing great. nice to have you in the area. i appreciate it very much. oh, thank you. there's a large community of spanish-speaking in this city. it is an asset that you be able to speak spanish. i need a c.d.l. on adam. fighting crime is interpreted as arresting people and writing tickets. but i think the main role is to deter crime, in other words, to see if we can keep society moving without taking people to jail. how much you use of that today ? a little bit of coke. a little bit of coke ? well, be careful not to be around here anymore, okay ? take care. in my beat, there's a lo

while the insides were completely gutted. >> we are in what is now going to be nick's riverside grill of. >> reporter: in the last year nick switched from running restaurants to running a construction site. >> electrical, plumbing and mechanical all occur at the same time. basically it's the guts of the haitian. >> reporter: he's hoping it will be ready in five weeks, mid-may, which is typically their busiest month of the year. this is like extreme makeover restaurant. >> well, we have a really hard working crew. honestly it's been a struggle, but we've always been of the sort that something food always comes out of something horrible -- good always comes out of something horrible. >> reporter: the something good is that this entire washington harbour complex is getting a $20 million upgrade which includes turning the fountain into an ice skating rink starting this winter. the ultimate goal is the water front will become both a summer and winter destination. kristin fisher, 9 news now. >>> anny is in for topper. nice and sunny today, but we can get rid of that windy hope. >> yeah. we'

he was on the way to third grade at his riverside neighborhood. >> eight year old charles box and wasool to riverside when he found something you just don't come across every day. at least not like this. >> when i was turning the corner i saw on the ground under some mud it was just three $100 bills bunched up together. >> what should do? charles said the answer was simple. pickup the money and go on to the third grade curriculum of the day but not without first calling the police. he did not want the person who dropped the money to be sad. the action will cost him some anxiety but he is now an ace celebrity. >> i was a little bit nervous. >> when his mother took him charles and his discovery to the riverside police department, the officers came out to shake his hand. if no one claims the money within six months of all of the cash goes to charles. >> i work room going to donated to the children at my school. >> he said he would save some to take his parents and siblings out to dinner. the mom said she is not surprised. >> he is just an honest boy. >> police said is just too bed others

doing some of the finished work. >> reporter: tony and joe's will have a whole new look and nick's riverside grill has been gutted and expanded into the old restaurant space. >> hopefully they'll get it renovated and bring everyone back. >> reporter: in addition to the repairs, a $20 million renovation is underway at the complex. they're revamping the fountain area which will turn into an ice rink in the winter. >> it's a great place to work. and all the surroundings and the work they're doing here is going to make it a better place. >> reporter: better days are ahead. >> we're excited to have everybody back. we're going to be new and better than ever soon. >> reporter: in georgetown, news4. >> sounds like they just may be ready for the summer. >>> well, buying a new appliance can put a huge dent in your budget. still ahead on "news4 this week," liz crenshaw gives tips on what to look for before something breaks. >>> and up next, we'll meet a young heart transplant -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no.

restaurants like tony and joe's and nick's riverside grill have been closed ever since except for an outdoor patio, budget as kristin fisher reports, they're racing -- but as kristin fisher reports, they're racing to be back open next month. >> we are going to be nick" riverside grill. >> reporter: he's used to running restaurants, but now he's running a construction site. >> the electrical and mechanical are run being at the same time. basically it's -- running at the same time. basically it's the guts of the place. >> reporter: he's hoping to be ready in five weeks. this is like extreme makeover. >> well, we have a really hard working crew. honestly it's been a struggle, but we've always been of the sort that something good always comes out of something horrible. >> reporter: the something good is that the entire washington harbor complex is also getting a $20 million upgrade. a new state of the art fountain will be there in the summer and an ice skating rink in the winter. >> there hasn't been much reason before to come down in the winter. >> we're going to have what might be the

so fast-forward eight months from our house in riverside to our long beach investigation., still using the same screen name, and amazingly, still chatting with someone who tells him she's 13. just like his chat eight months before, he asks "have you ever had sex yet" and "i need sex." he also talks about group sex but is also suspicious and asks, "are you a cop?" to which she replies, "no, i'm not a cop." then apparently referring to his meeting with "dateline" eight months earlier he writes, "i got caught before." incredibly he tells the decoy he has to delay the long beach liaison for a day because he has to go to court, a court date to face charges arising from our riverside investigation. but the very next day -- >> hey, come here. >> -- here he is. >> we're not messing around with this guy. you do not let him get within six feet of you, eight feet of you. >> who is all here? >> just me. >> oh. >> i promise. my parents are gone. >> you know, you look familiar to me. >> oops. >> that's right. oops, he's done it again. >> michael, right? >> oops, sorry. >> do you remembe

reverend steven phelps who's the reverend and minister of riverside church the famous riverside church where martin luther king keep his anti-war speech in one hundred sixty seven and others and we're hopeful that this meeting will happen in the near future ok and. he spent a lot of his time on death row which is five months ago he was taken off and now he's serving a life sentence ultimately what would you like to accomplish how far would you like to. and what scenario would you say justice is served or what we are we're calling for the immediate release of mumia abu jamal the supreme court stated. his death sentence was obtained unconstitutionally that means that for thirty years he was on death row in isolation in a condition of torture unconstitutionally and the question is what is just compensation for that mistake our call is immediate release and now throughout the years mumia abu jamal has captured the world's attention and he's come to symbolize a lot of things that are flawed in our justice system. direct this question. really what what has he come to symbolize he has come to

burned when a propane take in the back of his pickup truck exploded that happened in coachella and riversideounty. temperatures stop one hundred degrees and created a pressure buildup causing it to explode no word on the man's condition to children in the truck were pulled to safety and not hurt. dennis is here when team played in one sat out >>> in the old days used to have double headers but the loose too much money so that on do that anymore, you'll see a lot of baseball tomorrow what can a birthday do for a's pitcher will show you on this day no room for world peace. ,,,,,, [ male announcer ] knowing your customers is important to any successful business, which is why at wells fargo, we work with you to get to know the unique aspects of your business. we can recommend financial solutions that can work for you that have helped millions of business owners save time, reduce expenses, and maximize cash flow. as the number-one small business lender for nine years running, we're with you when you need us so you can be there for your customers. wells fargo. >>> almost a year since it won a best

the role of the mayor of riverside is both complicated and simple. you're involved in chairing meetings and being the official spokesperson for the city. in addition to the kind of formal things, i try to see problems, get people who can make some difference ing them together and say, "let's do something about this." [ narrator ] the city council makes the laws that govern the city. they represent the legislative branch of government similar to congress on a national level. i'm having some concern, not feeling comfortable about... what our long-range plan is at the sewer plant. what we'd like the opportunity to do is to review the report, have the different departments look at it and come back with the council in the second week of february. [ narrator ] in this city, like many others a city manager administers the services the city provides. i work for the mayor and city council. they're the elected representatives. and they hire me to operate the city on a day-to-day basis providing services to the citizen. all the way from water, sewer, electric,

tell me that the san diego coroner has positively identified the body that was found yesterday in riverside that of brittany killgore, age 22. her husband, several days ago, was contacted on duty in afghanistan. he's with an artillery unit. he was placed on emergency leave, started the process of heading back to the united states. when he started that process, it was a missing persons case. now even before he's arrived back in the united states, his estranged wife is confirmed to be dead. one person is in custody on murder charges, a woman, 22-year-old jessica lopez. another potential suspect, arraigned today, that is 45-year-old louis perez. he has pled not guilty to unrelated charges, but sheriff's investigators say they are continuing their investigation into the circumstances of brittany killgore's death. erin. >> thank you very much to casey wian. >>> next, the latest on the trayvon martin case. the judge has made a decision today and we're going to explain. that's why i take colace®. [ male announcer ] for occasional constipation associated with certain medical conditions, there's col

we have been in orange county, riverside county. and more than once, several times. people polis aside and say, what are you doing here? the state is never going to --- for an african-american woman. she will go toe to toe. she -- if you are looking for someone with integrity in strength, someone who will stand up

so big improvements, but still a lot of work ahead for restaurants like tony and joe's, nick's riverside grill. the race is on to become fully operational in time for summer. >> the way i learned that was i went on the yahoo web page. actually the picture on there next to obama's picture was a picture of my restaurant with a chair floating around the interior. >> reporter: that's how nick sibble found out his restaurant was under 7 feet of water. the property manager at georgetown's washington harbour failed to raise the floodgates sending water pouring in from the potomac. >> it was a mistake. it wasn't malicious and we've taken the high road throughout this whole process. we did not file any lawsuits. >> reporter: they've lost millions in revenue and over 100 employees. >> so we were concerned for their families as well as their livelihood. >> reporter: nick retakenned about 20 employees to man the outdoor -- retained about 20 employees to man the outdoor patios while the insides were completely gutted. >> -- now we are now what will be known as nick" riverside grill. the electrical an

system to reduce overcrowding and the system also plans to close the rehabilitation center in in riverside county by june of 2016 >> a new public safety broadband network upgrade 911 call systems nationwide. lawmakers and law enforcement introduce the system in san jose. they say it is a crucial system to allow first responders to operate on their exclusive high- speed cellular channel in case communication breaks down during a major catastrophe >> there will be airways solely dedicated to public safety >> first responders will be using special smart phones in public safety applications, both of which can be developed in silicon valley >> a week really getting rain? >> i don't think today, maybe a little drizzle. we're glad to have you back, frank. >> lots of women on the desk >> there were plenty and lots of interesting conversations. we have had reports of some drizzle and light sprinkles towards the santa rosa area. this low pressure will spin up more clouds throughout debate today so if you're headed out the door, temperatures are fairly mild in the '50s and '60s right now. maybe a cou

presence system to reduce overcrowding the system also plans to close the california rehabilitation and riverside county by june 2016. >>> california voters will decide of whether to abolish the death penalty once and for all. the secretary of state's office says opponents of capital punishment collection of signatures to but that measure on a member ballot if passed the law would make life in prison without possibility of parole the highest punishment in california. it also commute the sentences of more than 700 death row inmates. >>> the fed say there will be an internet ads this summer and there's only one way to tell if he will be affected. a quick test to see if you can keep cruising the information superhighway. the same care much different prices hospitals get away with marking up prices by the tens of thousands of dollars. and they said they work for the animals but investigators to arrested men who set traps on a wooded trails say there was something much worse plan to the mystery behind tripwires and with spikes. >>> first is a low clouds and areas a patch of fog and then we're talking

we have been in orange county, riverside county. and more than once, several times. people polis aside and say, what are you doing here? the state is never going to --- for an african-american woman. she will go toe to toe. she -- if you are looking for someone with integrity in strength, someone who will stand up for what is right, she is a great commissioner. i've watched the great work he has done and i support their reappointment. the other thing is the one word that comes back to me is change. i have seen change for over 32 years in the police department and it is all for the good. this commission has changed for the good. suzy loftus is one more step in that change. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you. is there any of the public comment? seeing none, public comment is now closed. if i could call you back up, mr. loftus. one of the issues that have come up repeatedly is the issue of [unintelligible] the community is concerned about the speed at which sfpd is taking to make concrete steps toward doing this and i wonder what your thoughts are on steps you can

the body was found in a remote area of riverside county. that's about 25 miles from where 22-year-old brittney kilgore lived. kilgore disappeared last friday. a 27-year-old woman and a 45-year-old man are in custody facing charges in this case. >>> one of the officers in that dirty cops case will be sentenced today. former san ramon officer lombardi pleading guilty to selling confiscating drugs and stealing from crime scenes. he did it with his commanding officer, norman welsh. lombardi face as maximum sentence of more than 60 years in federal prison as part of a plea agreement, his sentencing is set for ten cloak this morning in oakland. >>> 4:35 now. we could learn the future of a university today. founder of the school, richard lee, will hold a press conference today, to discuss his personal plans as well as plans for oaksterdam. the university was raided and shutting down the school and making the future of medical marijuana in oakland uncertain. oakland issued permits important four new pot clubs in the city. but now it is unclear whet

group will project historical images of the ship, crew and passengers on to the north tower of the riversideondominiums. they will light 1517 luminaireys, one for each person that died. >>> plenty ahead, weather, traffic and all your top stories. fox 5 morning news starts right now. >>> good morning to you on friday, april 13th. we get ready to start -- actually finish the week. good morning to you. i'm wisdom martin. >> i'm allison seymour. sarah is off today. welcome to fox 5 morning news on friday the 13th. >> we're not going to focus on the negativity surrounding friday the 13th. it will be a good day. >> just a little salt over my shoulder. >> don't throw that this way. >> i forgot it was friday the 13th. i was so focused on getting up and getting here. it is not my hour of calling. >> you look good anyway. >> thank you. we'll start off with -- it is a little chilly

. >>> police in south baltimore right now are searching for a suspect in a sexual assault at riverside park over the weekend. the park is on rand dll all street. police say that it happened around 1:00 in the morning on sunday. police tell us that a woman was approached by a man in the 1800 block of johnson street. he asked her for some money and then police say he assaulted her. she was able to fight back and get away. if you have any information, you're asked to call baltimore city police. >>> talson university is all lit up just to remember the students who died over the weekend. nearly 1,000 students showed up to remember 20-year-old ryan bailey and 27-year-old timothy coyier. both were fraternity members. bailey was killed by a hit-and- run driver early saturday morning. coyier died in his apartment of an apparent heart condition. he served in the army national guard, being deployed twice to iraq. baltimore county police right now still looking for the driver who killed bailey. >>> news time now 5:34. in news around the nation, today the suspect in a mass shooting at a small colle

southbound traffic at riverside park way. this is 50 ed sandy point at the bay bridge toll plaza. nice start to and from the eastern shore. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. we're off to a quiet start weather-wise. 47 at the airport. 49 in frederick. 41 in parkton. it will be a breezy and call today with a mixture of sun and clouds. 20% chance for a rain shower. upper 50's and low 60's. you'll like the seven-day forecast. here is keith mills. >> good morning. the orioles play game two of their series tonight. game will be broadcast to tie 1. 6-2, yankees and the orioles their first loss. a big night for matt wieters. this is off of ivan nova. beckham home run of the year for matt. four hits for matt wieters. alex rodriguez strikes out. four runs in the fourth. jeter off the wall. martin scores. 4-1 new york. robinson cano with a rocket. andruw jones was not fooled. yankees win 6-2. check this out. obvious ball four. nick markakis never complains. yankees win. roger goodell has upheld the suspension of sean payton. it is no surprise. the suspension has been u

right down the boardwalk tony and joe's and nick's riverside grill are still struggling. >> we love this area. that is part of the community. and not being able to visit those places and meet friend here, we miss t. >> reporter: but the restaurants have come a long way from this. the glad gates were not raised during a big rain storm april 18, 2011. a new day is coming. there are clear science there are big plans for this waterfront, that big area that is cordoned off where the found taupe used to be has a long list of upcoming events. like a health and fitness fair, a blood drive and the summer music series. we caught one ward two's councilman, jack evans walking his dog along the waterfront. >> they will completely redo the whole harbor complex. they will install an ice skate skating rink during the winter. rotor restaurants being renovate now ill will be brand- new. we asked former patrons if they stopped by for drinks or dinner on a sunny day. >> not anymore just because i know some of it is boarded up. haven't been since before the flood happened. >> reporter: there is still a lawsu

experts at uc riverside puts the building on a shaker table and rocks it through the equivalent of the 1994 northridge earthquake, the results could influence construction trends. what will occur in an earthquake and running a series of it tests that will ramp up by finishing towards the end of the month, could be damaged significant isly. >> set it on fire to watch how fire patterns shift following an earthquake. that could result in a change in evacuation patterns. >> learning new stuff every day. >>> over to jeff ranieri and talk about the lovely days that lie ahead. >>> a big-time warm-up coming to the forecast today. it's been all with this wind. we've had that onshore flow. where it's been primarily out of the northwest, that's where temperatures run 10 to 15 degrees higher and most dramatically in santa cruz an hour ago you had temperatures in the mid-70s, now you need a jacket there. 56 in san mateo. 60 currently in napa. tomorrow morning we still have the slight onshore flow, enough low level moisture, areas of fog at the coast and for wednesday numbers go up a bit but it's go

the california rehabilitation center in riverside county will close by june 2016. the department calls it the least efficient and least eighth and most costly prison in the system. statewide 6400 positions will be eliminated over the next four years although much of that will be through attrition and the department says the bill not embark on any new construction. the union says the savings may not be all they're cracked up to be. >> if they are seriously could implement them now instead of implementing them at some point in the future. >> that said, the california department of corrections as they can save the state $1.5 billion each year. >> parents will soon have some help keeping up with their kids at amusement parks. the coffee chain coming to the happiest place on earth. >> and thousands of mattresses and up on bay area sidewalks,,,, >> investors will be closely watching apple tomorrow. the company is set to release their earnings report. everyone wants to know whether another blockbuster report could halt the company's recent stock market slide. they searche

south side of the outer loop, a crash there at richie highway, northbound 95, an accident there at riverside parkway. that's definitely going to catch your eye. and in baltimore city, north howard at west madison street. let's now go back and take another live look. as you can see, on the left- hand side of your screen, it's going to be quite a drive for ow the jones falls expressway, that's a look there on maryland avenue and north maryland avenue. this traffic report is brought to you by mcdonald's. feeling thirsty? stop in and try a sweet tea. >>> stay with wjz eyewitness news for complete coverage of the jfx repairs to find the latest construction updates, traffic delays and alternate routes, log onto wjz.com. >>> the coast guard calls off the search for the remaining crewmembers of a disabled racing yacht. three of the eight crewmembers were rescued off the northern california coast. one body was recovered. and the other, four people on board, are presumed dead. the coast guard searched for over 30 hours, after the boat was forced out of the rocks by powerful waves. >>> secret service m

so he's either circling back down scale and coming up riverside -- >> on the first day alone, ten men show up at our undercover house in ft. myers, florida, where supposedly a young teen is home by herself and ready to have sex. >> here he comes. here he comes. >> copy that. >> wave him up. get him in. >> this is brian gosselin, screen name bayjones. >> hey, come on in. the door's open. >> he's here to meet a girl who said online she was 15. he lied to her about his age, claiming to be 24. he's really 32. and based on what he had to say online, "want to blank my brains out," it's not hard to guess why he's here. >> i got some wine coolers. >> wine coolers are just fine. >> you weren't kidding when you said a big house. >> i know, the house is beautiful. i love my house. >> yeah. are you the only child? >> yeah. oh, did you bring protection? >> yeah. >> perfect. >> the only bad news about that is you're probably not going to need that type of protection tonight. >> see, i knew this was going to be a setup. >> you did? >> yeah. >> how did you know that? >> just because of the way she wa

. >> catherine: san diego authorities have found a body and riverside during the search for a missing wife. the body has not been positively identified as 22 year-old brittany kilgore. also a woman has been arrested in the suspicion of murder. she was seen friday night from a marine in camp pendleton her husband " for divorce. >> police are looking for a missing teenage board. this 16 year-old has not been seen since thursday this 16-year-old boy. they tried to steal from a medical marijuana gardens. they are very worried about him. his friends said that when they tried to steal, two different asian and came out and started firing the family is hoping to hear that he is okay. >> somebody knows where he is. we are trying to stay positive exactly what happened. somebody knows what happened. >> police think that he could have been hit by gunfire and the suspects have not been seen since the incident. >> take a look at this gasoline price and death valley for premium. regular is not that far behind. this is a chevron and death valley. san francisco, $4.30. oakland = $4.19. vallejo = $4 si

it is at riverside and joaquin court. that won't be an issue for your main commute. but it's one of the few things going on in your highway 4. highway 4 itself, no major issues. but speeds coming down now into the 50s. rio vista bridge, but that bridge, roadwork oneway construction and traffic control through the course of the mornings this week. we're looking at the walnut creek interchange and a smooth drive through the caldecott, east shore freeway, 18 minutes down to the bay bridge toll plaza. let's get live looks and see how things are shaping up. easy flow and clear view right now. from the north bay, no delays through the tunnel and into the city. now, yesterday we had the games over at at&t park, today they're across the bay. let's get a look and see how things are shaping up for the volume of traffic. in through downtown, no delays, it's all the way down to 237. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. 5:16 right now. for more on that and the rest of our news before the bell, we turn to jackie. good morning, jackie. >> good morning to you. well, it remains

it's considering action against riverside county.d about the new realignment program that requires the transfer of thousands of inmates from state prisons to county jails because of overcrowded. >>> 8:06. the santa clara county coroner will perform an autopsy on thomas kincaid. the artist known as the painter of light died here his home in los gatos on friday. he was 54. kincaid's paints and prints hang in homes all over the world. his artwork earned him many millions of dollars. he struggled with alcohol and lawsuits. >>> before we begin, we need to remember mike wallace. >> wallace died on saturday at the age of 93. "60 minutes" plans on dedicating a full hour to wallace this upcoming sunday. he joined the news magazine at its start in 1968. he made his last on-air appearance in 2008. >>> and we have a slide show of some of mike wallace's memorable moments. just look at ktvu.com. >>> 8:07. construction starts next week on a new trail connecting pleasanton and dublin. >> the "contra costa times" reports the footpath will connect the

how about a shot of riverside, california. some michigan. gorgeous skies.l situation we had yesterday. here's your weekend fly-by, because everybody deserves to look at it without leaving your chair. we move the map for you. warming up and rain-free on the west coast. that's what i'm talking about. ♪ >> oh, we're back. who is that? lara? all that weather was brought to you by party city. i think it's george. george? >> yeah. i can barely hear you. they threw it to me. >>> i'm with marisol nichols from abc's hot new comedy, "gcb." she plays heather cruz. take a look. >> we have to cheer our husbands on at the big game. i'm sorry, heather. i only have enough foam fingers for the wives. and i don't see a ring on yours yet. >> a plus one for a church charity. >> you can support our team. just not as one of us. >> you would be a fool to miss barbecue competition. it's full of successful men. and we know you're dying to get your meathooks into a rich one. >> i'm not that shallow. >> heather, darling, you let me know when your marital status changes, and i'll be m

showed some widely scattered very light shower activity as a matter of fact almost right over the riversidecountry has topped $1 trillion. think about that. that's more than our credit cards or car loans. >> some economists say it could derail the fragile economic recovery. rebecca jarvis is here. also with us is former labor secretary robert rice who teaches public policy at university of california his latest book is "aftershock cloempb"aftershock: the next economy and future." good morning. >> good morning. >> is this the next financial crisis? >> charlie, i don't think it's a financial crisis but it could be if the level of student debt continues to mount as we are seeing right now. i mean a lot of students cannot get jobs in this economy. they have gone into additional education because they couldn't get jobs but now they're finding that they have more debt they have to pay off and that additional education, although it will pay for itself over the long term, right now is a huge debt burden. >> so -- go ahead. >> mr. rice the president and-n his state of union address said higher educa

he wrote that speech beyond vietnam in 1967, the one that he delivered right here in new york at riverside church in 1867. and when i sat down with dr. harding and his office was actually his emily. when you turn you bump into books. there's books above, book solo. this is a scholarly demand. but he's an act to face in his 20s. he left his home. he was like you know, this is -- this is not what my life is meant to be about. he and his wife, rosemary malpass on the transition and he said i could have done my life's work without her. so when i was talking to him as a journalist to me is very important to talk about definition and make sure we have the definition right. because i forgot the definition what can everything else to talk about is not to make any sense. it's not going to be accurate. one of the first questions i asked him. i actually sat down with all the people face-to-face and had a conversation with them. i asked him about his definition of the civil rights movement because this is where we defined our conversation. and his very grandfatherly, professorial way he didn't quite t

we actually just found out last night that there is a world west of riverside drive on the island of manhattan. so we are excited about this. it opens a new world of possibilities. we're really going to dig in. how about one more? >> debbie on twitter. just wondering if joe and mika will strap willie to the roof of the car to the road trip to fenway park tomorrow. >> we just keep coming back to the dog. let's get off the dog and move on. one thing i know, i'm not eating the turkey off the counter before we leave. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> live from philadelphia -- >> here is a thing called the twist. ladies and gentlemen, here is chubby checker. >> it's the greatest fantasy of my life. i've been working 35 years in television. it's my first love. and "band stand" made it all possible. music underscores everything that happens to you, the good stuff and the bad stuff. music really is one of the three most important things in our lives. when i say new year's eve, do you think of any other place in the world? you think of times square. and now the big tonight we have all been

he is in riverside when the city state's first meeting. he is there to talk about a tobacco contract. he save people from the guillotine. he hide them in his house. he give people money who are suddenly refugees. aristocrats who have fallen on nothing. he is a generous, decent man. but he has this very active sex life and only has one leg because he lost one in a carriage accident in philadelphia and he writes about this in his diary. he wonders if a particular woman he is interested in what she would think of having a lover who left one of his legs in america. he is mindful of that as sexually attractive. he is a good-looking guy, and first show a picture to my wife and she said i would like to meet him. unfortunately he is dead so i wasn't worried. the other thing about him, i realize that he liked women. he liked listening to them. he liked smart women. clearly from his diary he likes talking to them. i told one friend of mine, this mail friend, don't want that out. we are all screwed if you love an anna. that is what he likes but he do

together after the war they went to paris where he negotiated the paris peace treaty of riverside, andthat provided for a league of nations, something he very much wanted. but he was ahead of his time. the senate and the united states objected to the league of nations and refused to ratify it. so, woodrow with edith undertook a trip across the united states to try to rally support among the american people for the league of nations. the trip proved too much for him. his health broke down, they sped back to washington, d.c. but it was too late. he had suffered a massive stroke. he was partly paralyzed. he could hardly speak, and nobody knew what his mental faculties were like as a president he was completely incapacitated. so edith wilson stepped in and assumed more power than any first lady before or since. she instructed his doctors and the white house staff to keep his condition a secret. if his condition had been known, his opponents would have forced him from office. she knew that woodrow wilson would not have wanted that, and she always did what he wanted to read during the next 1

together after the war they went to paris where he negotiated the paris peace treaty of riverside, and that provided for a league of nations, something he very much wanted. but he was ahead of his time. the senate and the united states objected to the league of nations and refused to ratify it. so, woodrow with edith undertook a trip across the united states to try to rally support among the american people for the league of nations. the trip proved too much for him. his health broke down, they sped back to washington, d.c. but it was too late. he had suffered a massive stroke. he was partly paralyzed. he could hardly speak, and nobody knew what his mental faculties were like as a president he was completely incapacitated. so edith wilson stepped in and assumed more power than any first lady before or since. she instructed his doctors and the white house staff to keep his condition a secret. if his condition had been known, his opponents would have forced him from office. she knew that woodrow wilson would not have wanted that, and she always did what he wanted to read during the next

together after the war they went to paris where he negotiated the paris peace treaty of riverside, andhat provided for a league of nations, something he very much wanted. but he was ahead of his time. the senate and the united states objected to the league of nations and refused to ratify it. so, woodrow with edith undertook a trip across the united states to try to rally support among the american people for the league of nations. the trip proved too much for him. his health broke down, they sped back to washington, d.c. but it was too late. he had suffered a massive stroke. he was partly paralyzed. he could hardly speak, and nobody knew what his mental faculties were like as a president he was completely incapacitated. so edith wilson stepped in and assumed more power than any first lady before or since. she instructed his doctors and the white house staff to keep his condition a secret. if his condition had been known, his opponents would have forced him from office. she knew that woodrow wilson would not have wanted that, and she always did what he wanted to read during the next 18

and a national science foundation grant of $198,000 for the university of california-riverside for research on whether using social media makes one happy. but, mr. speaker, why are we here today? we are here because millions of americans have just filed their federal taxes and i wonder how many of those americans actually understand their taxes. how many of those americans have to pay someone hundreds of dollars who can understand a seemingly unending webb and thousands of -- web and thousands of pages of tax code? as a matter of fact, america, the american people know that even some of our colleagues here on capitol hill in this very body have had some issues with the tax code to include our own secretary of the treasury. most alarming might be the fact that the commissioner of the internal revenue service claims he uses a tax preparer. mr. speaker, this is simply ridiculous. there is ramifications of the tax code that is over 67,000 pages. how many small and large business owners are not hiring because they are constantly being told they are not paying their fair share of taxes and cannot

you're not going to create a democratic district in southern riverside county. you can't. you can't do it. even with a wildly gerrymandered set of lines, you can't real put together in a lot parts of the state that would be considered competitive districts. we were not required by law to produce competitive districts. arizona, for example, has that in the criteria. we did not have that. although a lot of voters thought that would be part of what we did. we were not supposed to. we didn't do that intentionally, and i don't think that was a consideration. did we produce more competitive districts? we did in a lot of areas, but, again, california is what it is in terms of the numbers and its demographics and its party affiliations, and that's still evolving, and as you said, i think the republican party base is declining a bit. it may be in ten years we'll see decline of states and, you know, non-major party voters being likely outnumbering republicans and maybe rivalling the numbers of the democrats. that will be an interesting development. again, the structure of the commis