get out. >> but robbins won't leave.bouncer start to have words and a fight breaks out. 38-year-old lashon sawyer is the cook at the bar. the video shows sawyer walking back to the kitchen as patrons exit through the rear door. while he's there he says he makes a shocking discovery. >> as i was going over to close the back door, there was actually a gun on the floor. it stopped the door from closing all the way. >> sawyer feels he can't just leave the gun there so he says he picks it up. >> my intention was to take it to the bartender. that's who runs the place. >> meanwhile, a security camera at the bar's entrance shows customers running out after the fight. >> the bouncer is able to get robbins to leave, but he still lingers outside. >> the guys out front were still arguing with chris. he was standing in the doorway. a lot of threats were being said and stuff. >> robbins has a gun and walks up to the bar door. another man with robbins also has a handgun. as robbins looks inside the bar, word spreads that he's armed. th

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it is harold robbins's lunch. i am sorry. i am better now., that was the beginning of my cinderella life. without making a move, hello. fortunately he was unhappily married, so we would meet for lunch or cocktails' and he would go to connecticut on the train, i would walk with him to the station and i would go to my little apartment on 70 second street in central park west and that is what we did for a year until one day he said why don't you come to hollywood. i am not new yorker. i have never been to los angeles so he wants me there and will have a great time there. that was his producer, he made movies. so we go karma as i to do you the story i am reliving it. we go to the beverly hills hotel and he has of bungalow. hello? and the waters champagne and caviar. as soon as we get into the bungalow, they had none of that. and so he says why don't we extend this time together and go to hawaii. and we did. it is very rustic, it was called the plantation and there were cottages and we were in the missionary cottage. i don't know why. i don't have

i am susanna robbins, executive director of the film commission. as you know filming and production for movies, televisions and commercials attribute to san francisco in numerous ways. it provides just the local crew and background extras, a creative town of local spending and contributes to worldwide recognition of our city and its icons. this in turn keep the profile of our city front and central that contributes to one of your most potent economic development tools: tourism. san francisco has been that location for some of the most recognized movies and television shows from the streets of seven sfsan francisco, mrs. doubtfire, what's up doc, all help to generate tourism, and they spend money not only on local salaries but of hotels, restaurants, city services. in the first six years the san francisco rebate program has been in effect the film industry spent 40 million dollars in our local economy. nearly 12 and a half has been spent on local salaries for 1,135 crew positions and 4922 background extra positions. they returned to the production c

he said, well, it's not my lunch, it's harold robbins' lunch, okay?m sorry, i think i -- okay, i'm better now. and do you know, that was the beginning of my cinderella life. because he wooed me without making a move. hello. and fortunately, he was unhappily married -- [laughter] and so we would meet for lunch, or we would meet for cocktails, and he would go to connecticut on the train, i would walk with him to the station, and then i would go to my little apartment on 72nd street on central park west, and that's what we did for a year. until one day he said why don't you come to hollywood. and i said, well, i'm a new yorker, i've never been to los angeles. he said josephine levine wants me there, and we'll have a great time there. that was his producer of all his books. he made them into movies. so we go. as i tell you this story, i'm reliving it. [laughter] we go to the beverly hills hotel, and of course, he has a bungalow. hello. [laughter] and he orders champagne and caviar as soon as we get into the bungalow, but we never had any of that. [laughte

the government of the job robbins has allocated millions of rupees in its budget for fiscal 2013-2014to the largest center of a front for the band group. -- banned group. besides a grant in aid of over 61 million rupees for the center, the provincial government has allocated at least 350 million for setting up a knowledge park in the center, and other development initiatives. >> [speaking a foreign language] >> details of the allocations were presented in budget documents tabled in the job assembly by the government. the center is located on the outskirts of lahore. shortly after the un security council designated the group a front, in the wake of the 2008 mumbai attacks, the punjab government took over the center. at that time, job was ruled by the pmf. since then, the government has allocated money in its annual budget for the administration of the center. in 2009, the government provided more than 82 million rupees for the administration of j.u.d. facilities. >> [speaking a foreign language] >> in the past, the punjab government defended its decision of allocating money to the j.u.

> that is tim robbins' creation.ed, when you do a film, the of two hours a week and not take two death row inmates stories, so he put all in arts of those involved 1 character. >> let's turn to a clip of the film. hear, matthew finally admits his role in the murder and rape of to the teenagers. the clip begins with sister helen prejean played by susan sarandon, asking if he takes responsibility for his acts. >> do you take responsibility for their deaths? >> yes, ma'am. i never done that before. >> that is a sarraute only god can touch. you do terrible things, terrible things, but you have a deputy now and on content that from me. >> death son of god row prisoner matthew goes on to thank sister helen prejean for her kindness. >> i just hope i that would give those parents some relief. them a wish for peace. myself.er had love figures i would have to die to find love. thank you for letting me. >> a scene from "dead man walking." sister helen prejean how were those visits in prison? of course you have made many of them

as the director muhammed pointed out many of agencies were involved in this department, jerry robbins who worked with us for years. i think it's important that we acknowledge the individuals who made this possible. partners for the port of san francisco, starting with monique, her staff, reynolds, rick malo, tonya. we don't do this alone and we are grateful to have you as partners in this endeavor. it's not easy to get to this point but your sense of professionalism to get through this job is truly admirable. thank you gentlemen and ladies. [ applause ] >> i would like to take a moment to thank mohammed for assembling an incredible team for executing this project starting with john thomas, lee, and of course the contractor that made all of this had been, -- made this happen. landscaping. we have to give mike and his for man, kelly, a big hand of applause for making this possible for all the businesses in the area. thank you, michael. [ applause ] >> lastly, we know there is currently and past members and committee chairs and community representative, all too numerous for me to call ou

it's the baskin-robbins of scandals. 31 flavors. one for each day of the month. pick your scandal du jour basically, and i think you're going to -- you're seeing also that it is particularly affecting president obama's base right now. we are a very polarized country. there is, you know, a number of people who will disapprove of president obama practically unless he comes up with a cure for cancer. but there's also a group who will approve of him almost under any circumstances, and it is that group that feels more -- most affected by this nsa scandal, and that that's where his fall is coming from. >> so let me ask you, bill, about that group, his base. because the issue here, at least you know, when i look at it, you say, look, president bush had this point of view and it fit with what you expected his point of view to be, right? president obama, though, well, frankly, he said the exact opposite of what he's doing right now. here he is in the 2008 campaign. >> it's no coincidence that one of the most secretive administrations in our history has favored special int

my name is gretchen rooud with robbins to representing the public works graffiti unit. chapter 80, the administrative code, the community preservation and black and white reduction act requires that property owners maintain their property in a blight free condition and inspect graffiti and notify owners of the damage. we have notified property owners by physical posting at the property, regular mail and by certified mail the property owners are given 30 days to an abate graffiti. when posted blight they are given an additional 15 days when they ignore or refuse to do the work. the city will perform the corrections and assess the cost through the tax role. the department is requesting your approval for the assessment of blighted properties. >> thank you, colleagues, any questions to the department of public works? i know there are a number of properties that have received various assessment cost and we'll hear from the members of the public who wish to dispute any aspects. if there are in members of public who wish to speak on this item, please step up and lineup on the

he and his family toured that island prison, robbin island, where freedom fighter nelson mandela spent nearly 20 years inside that tiny cell as a political prisoner as he fought apartheid. that is where the 94-year-old anti-apartheid hero develop those lung problems that continue to plague him now, putting him in the hospital, leaving him at this moment in critical condition in pretoria. he's been in that hospital the last three weeks. greg polcott streaming live from pretoria. greg, how's hisndition? >> reporter: hey, eric. we're just outside the hospital where nelson mandela is. he's been there for 23 days in that condition. critical but stable. but as you noted, attention being paid to the man elsewhere on this day as well. president obama here on that african tour, has just wrapped up that visit to robben island. mandela spent a long time in that courageous and long struggle against apartheid here in south africa. there had been some hopes obama could come to this hospital and visit with the man he has called on this trip had i personal hero. because of his condition that is not go

i would like to thank our team, kevin, rick robbins, moment of all [speaker not understood] for my cto and co-founder. this was a very long, long journey with the city, but we had the help of leaders like phil, mayor lee, jay driving behind the scenes, the efforts for business to work with government. and i think we've accomplished that with this unique partnership moving forward. we're excited now there's cross-department collaboration with the san francisco arts, with the san francisco public art which has now been thanks to sean working late last night, putting the public arts into golden gate park. this is providing access. it's providing efficiency, and it's providing new revenue streams and opportunities for the city of san francisco and other departments. we are really excited to be here and i thank you all again for this opportunity to be able to innovate, to be able to work with the city of san francisco, and have this incredible opportunity to be here at the hatchery launching our application and our company. thank you very much. (applause) >> thank you, yo. so, san francisco

breakthrough with tone eye robbins, he's the guy who walks on hot coals. and ryan and tatum, the story of the o'neills. if you watch all three of these shows in a row, your face will melt. >> but she's talking about the cynicism and this polarized country where you can't get anything done. i think she's gt a point there. she brings in guns. she's for background checks and all that. but come on, you're not surprised. oprah winfrey is politically correct. there's nothing out of the ordinary here, is there? >> not at all, speaking of background checks. the president had 90% supporting background checks. buff i would say this about oprah. she is the elite of the elites. she went to harvard. go to college in mississippi or bronx community college. >> i don't think she is aware of that. i don't really have a lot of problem with her speech because it's consistent for what her values are. all right, now there is a situation that we have mock add little bit and gutfeld has gone to town on it on the five. >> really? >> and roll the tape request the president and chr

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we have sunny hostin, also have mel robbin strs standing by. sunny hostin, let me go to you. let me add one layer to this. you're looking at a box on your screen. we are also watching this happening. this is the aaron hernandez case out of massachusetts. just to give you a heads-up on what that box is. as he is asking -- he has now been charged with murder, asking to get bail, to be freed. back to what's happening here in sanford, florida. ladies, sunny, first to you, what did we just witness? >> you know, i've got to tell you, i think that the state recognized that she had been on the witness stand for so very long that it was time for her to not be on the witness stand. and that's a courtroom sense kind of thing. i think we also witnessed the fact that he didn't ask her, bernie de la rionda didn't ask her that many questions on redirect because he didn't think she needed to be rehabilitated that much. i think he felt she did okay. from my perch, brooke, having been in the courtroom and chatting with people, people like rachel. at least that's what i have been told, what i c

in addition to opening several red robbins, burger locate, red robin, bingo. it wince home growth.oming has an edge when it comes to remodelling. in terms of same store sales, both companies are roughly in the same league. last 84 the same store sales in low single digits. red robin is forecasting 2.35 increase. i'm calling that push a why? red robin is domestic. bloming is exposed to 21 different countries around the dploebst that's good for red robin right now. long term gives blooming international growth opportunities, especially, yes, china. what about catalyst? red robin has much new products coming out with two newburgers, more clever alcoholic inno viegs, can crafted cocktails, these are mixtures of beer and liquor served in reusable beer cans. genius. blooming, meanwhile, has also tried to revamp its menus, more important the company is keeping more and more of its restaurants opened longer at lunchtime. by the end of the 84, they should have expanded 34% of outback location, 26% of the caraba's unit, they expect to see a 1.1% same store sales. hey, that's something i like

in addition to opening several red robbins, burger wors locations, red robin, bingo.t wince home growth. blooming has an edge when it comes to remodeling. in terms of same store sales, both companies are roughly in the same league. last quarter the same store sales in low single digits. red robin is forecasting 2.5% increase. i'm calling that push a wash. red robin is domestic. blooming is exposed to 21 different countries around the globe. that's good for red robin right now. long term gives blooming terrific international growth opportunities, especially, yes, china. what about catalysts? red robin has a bunch of new products coming out with two new burgers, a clever alcoholic innovation, can crafted cocktails, these are mixtures of beer and liquor served in reusable beer cans. genius. blooming, meanwhile, has also tried to revamp its menus, and more important the company is keeping more and more of its restaurants open longer at lunchtime. by the end of the year, they should have expanded 34% of outback location, 26% of the caraba's unit, they expect to see a 1.1%

mel robbins, hln contributor, criminal defense attorney. larry kobilinsky, forensic scientist at john jay college of criminal justice. was on the casey anthony defense team. what we just heard live playing out in this courtroom, these 911 calls of the judge just today said, okay. this is okay to play these calls that george zimmerman made in the, you know, several years leading up to the night that killed trayvon martin. the question i have, page, i'll start with you here in the studio. question i have, how could this be helpful for the state's side? >> it's really important for the state if they're going to prove their theory of what happened in in case to show that george zimmerman is a wannabe cop. he's someone that wants to report suspicious activity in the neighborhood. he wants to be aggressive. he wants to respond. it's really important for the state to show he's that type of person. because that's going to make him more likely to overreact in a situation like what occurred. >> larry kobilinsky, do you agree? >> i don't agree. i just

tim robbins was clear we ought not to kill the innocent, but what about the guilty.king at the face of those doing the killing what cuss that say to us as a state. to do to others what they did to others, and then call it justice. >> cenk: the book is, of course, "dead man walking," and a special anniversary edition is coming out. >> it's out. >> cenk: yes, it's out right now. thank you so much for joining us on the "the young turks." we appreciate your fight for all these years. >> i appreciate the fire that "the young turks" have. keep going guys. >> cenk: thank you, thank you. all right, when we come back we are going to keep going. one more interesting story. serena williams is in a lot of trouble for a comment she made about rape that are well, they're worthy being in trouble for. we'll explain what they are and perhaps what she meant by it when we co back. and you weren't covered. oh, and your car is a time machine. [ beeping ] ♪ ♪ would you go back to when you got that less than amazing policy angoitesan ite? llth dha tls keovagcoser hp u oo t cere atityo it l

, invited to join the cast of sctv where he met his iconic characters such blorks brock, jack kie robbin as ed grimley. >> i couldn't believe it. i couldn't be more excited. >> from there he joined the "saturday night live" team and starred in "three amigos" and stole scenes in "father of the bride," backing one of those rare performers who didn't have to be the star to earn the spotlight. today, martin short is still charming, laughing and dancing his way into your living rooms via your heart. please say hello to martin short! [ applause ] >> how are you, baby? >> hello. >> hello, young man. >> very good. >> things are well? >> oh, these are comfortable chairs. >> aren't they. >> thanks for showing up. >> someone spent some money. >> we put all of it in the chair. >> i didn't think cnn had money. i'm so wrong about so many things. >> well, we're happy that you're a part of it. >> thank you, welcome to the united states of america. high time. >> you're lovely. you're the first person that agreed to the do the show. >> because i've been on george's show many, many times. this is one of th

business owners rachel shine, owner of baked in the sun, and seth goldstein, a dunkin donuts and baskin-robbins. rachel, are things getting better? >> it is true that i think that small business owners are optimistic. that doesn't mean they're getting better yet. the small business owners have -- who have survived the last four or five years have learned to become more efficient and we're hopeful. i think that's what that survey says. we're hopeful. but that doesn't necessarily mean we've experienced better sales or profitability yet. >> that's a key point. a great point. and seth, i want to ask you that. are you seeing better sales and does that enable you to get better profits? >> we are seeing better sales and rachel is correct, we also are being more efficient where the brings thusiness that we're. but we are seeing an increase in business in mornings. we're seeing people come in hfr- >> doughnut operation. >> in the dunkin donuts part of the business is really a key indicator of the economy. we see a lot of contractors, we see landscaperses, we see salespeople on the road. so those are com

and then robbin island in south africa, which of course was the prison where mandela was imprisoned forhose years. so those are the symbolic events. and then of course hanging over all this is nelson mandela's health. the president -- they hope at some point he does get to visit with nelson mandela. but the white house has said it is all up to the family on what's appropriate and what they would like to do when the president arrives in south africa in two days. >> talk about the juxtaposition. it is not a quiet time domestically, politically, for the president or for politics. aside from the statement potentially on prop 8 and doma, we obviously have the immigration debate heating up here. how do they -- and do they have a plan to sort of keep a hand in the domestic politics, while being a broader -- or should we expect outside of that statement, should we broadly expect the president to be focused, foreign policywise, not commenting sort of on wahat's happening back in the senate or the house? >> there are a couple of press opportunities for questions. there was some back and forth. co

sunday is father's day and our friends over at baskin robbins, brian, look at this, somebody did noter's day cakes for baskin robbins. >> brian: everything is stereo typical male. >> steve: that's right. >> brian: it's tools and a tool box in there. if you want to see me uncomfortable, stick me near tools. if you want to see something broken or incorrectly done, put tools in my hand. >> steve: in other words, a lovely sentiment, essentially the message here is dad, we love you. now go fix something. >> brian: yeah, go fix something, 'cause you probably broke it! >> steve: look at the size of that knife i'm supposed to cut this with. >> brian: i do feel as though mother's day gets more publicity than father's day. >> steve: it does. for us, we put more into mother's day helping find the gifts than father's day. >> brian: right. >> gretchen: come on! guys! we spend a lot of time with the kids making cards, doing all the same stuff. i hope i picked out good gifts this year. >> brian: what did you get? >> gretchen: i could actually say it 'cause my husband is on an airplane and probably

"happening now" specifically our great producer extraordinary christina robbins was walking along and ran into members of the tea party movement who gathered to bro test the political targeting of the agency. here is some of what they had to say. martha showalter covering her face with a sane says we need to get rid of of the i.r.s. she wants a flat tax. david has strong words for the i.r.s. as well. he says what the i.r.s. is doing is extortion and adds we didn't always have the federal tax agency. david is right on that last point. the first i.r.s. commissioner was appointed during the civil war. president lincoln named the position to collect taxes to fund the war efforts but the income tax was deemed unconstitutional years later and that proceedings went away. back in 1913 the constitution was amended and the tph-bgts w income tax was made legal and gave birth to the modern day i.r.s. many questions are surfacing, many were asking yesterday and many probably are asking around april 15th every year all things considered do we actually need the i.r.s., do we need them? joining us no

are spreading online after this tweet from wikileaks, saying he contacted wikileak's lawyer general robbinsles police are investigating the cause of the accident which happened right here early tuesday morning in this high-priced residential neighborhood. even at this makeshift memorial there are questions about hastings' death. this card reading, i pray your death was an accident and not purposely done by those who don't like you. a freelance photographer's dash cam captured images of the mercedes speeding through an intersection and minutes later what was sleft after it slammed into a palm tree. near the burning car, a beer bottle. further away the car's transmission which has fueled speculation online that the vehicle could have exploded before impact. cnn's efforts to contact wikileaks' attorney have been unsuccessf unsuccessful. the fbi says at no time was hastings ever under investigation. los angeles police won't discuss their investigation. hasting's last article for the buzz feed was titled why democrats love to spy on americans. only to provide more fodder for those who believe so

in a poll conducted by anderson robbins research and sean company, 60% of those polled said that the current level of security at the country border is not strict enough. is not strict enough. also, 69% of the respondents also said that they favor requiring completion of a new border security measures first before making other changes in immigration policies. unfortunately too many people have been led to believe that this bill will force the secretary of homeland security to secure the border. in fact, it does not guarantee that before legalization. that's why we need to passion my amendment -- that's why we need to pass my amendment on file now. it's a good first step to ensuring that we stop the flow of undocumented workers coming to this country. we need to prove to the american people that we can do our job. we need to show them that we're committed to security. the bottom line, nobody says the existing immigration system is as it should be. people support reform, but they support reform if we have border security first. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the clerk will c

in the private sector he became a partner at two very well-respected minnesota law firms, robbins kaplan and green. to highlight some of his accomplishments, during his tenure as u.s. attorney in minnesota that office with todd jones at the helm prosecuted operation rhino which involved the criminal prosecution of owe. omir mohammed who recruited young somali americans to fight for terrorist groups in somali. he was indicted in november of 2009 and pled guilty in july 2011 to conspiracy to murder, kidnap and maim abroad. to date the investigation resulted in charges filed against 22 other individuals. operation high life, which was a major drug-trafficking investigation involving more than 100 local, state and federal law enforcement officers and resulted in 26 indictments, 25 guilty pleas and sentences of up to 200 months in prison. operation brothers keeper was a successful investigation and prosecution of a rico case involving a regional 200-member gang which took 22 dangerous criminals off the street. operation molverde, received national attention and was the prosecution of 27 defen