joining me once again, robert davi.all the audience members tonight are going to get a copy of your cd. you know what? this is a wonderful piece of music because you pay tribute to one of your favorite frank sinatra, you were in a movie with him and then you heard him sing. >> yeah, 1977 i did my, i think we're a little early here. we're having an interview and then we'll get into it. are we're all anxious to play for you. i did my first film with sinatra in 1977 and you know, from there to being a bond villain and this is one of the the anniversary of the 50 year anniversary of bond, but singing was always my first love and i studied opera in florence and with dan at julliard and gary katona with one of the best vocal builders in the world. >> mike: what is it about sinatra had a lasting impact. it's timeless music. >> people say why would i want to sing now? the temperature, as you in the audience know, the temperature is more divisive. more than i remembered in my music. the and this music beside thepith picassoesque

let my name is robert davis from the bay view also. i have a spreadsheet that is 35 pages long. i would like to discuss three things today. the first one is the bishop white building and the city's inability to collect the nine times multiplier for buildings like that in the bayview in the rest of the city. according to the spreadsheet there are over 209 buildings that have been cited for not being registered as a vacant building. if you applied that time 765 times the nine times multiplier, that is $1.4 million. if you take the city newspaper number, which there are over 600 abandoned buildings that are not registered, you can multiply that times 765. that is over $4 million in uncollected fees. the second thing i would like to speak about is the notice of violation process and how broken that process is. i came in november. at that time over 10 inspectors had gone out since 2004 there were 30 letters, post. tenet letters were addressed. since november 16, the day that i came here and spoke about it, three more inspectors have been out. the paper work shows all of the violation

i am screaming at clive davis, after calling me ethel merman and robert goulet. they asked him if he had one h regret and he said yes, not signing meat loaf. tavis: how did you develop that style, rock opera? in 1972, i was put in " as you like it." >> the most money i had made with $6,500. and i had these patrons of the opera. come to me and offered me $60,000 a year to study for five years and make my debut at the met. i am a tenor, which means i sing as high as a tenor, it does not sound like it. that is all this. i sing the same notes as a tenor,it is big. when someone offers you, you have made $6,500 and you're working at shakespeare at the park for $87 a week and someone says we will give you $60,000, you go, what? again, i did my research and found i would not do well in that world. i am too rebellious. and i do not like to be told what to do. it is ok to communicate like on a set, directors to actors, but if a director came tme and told me exactly what to do, it would be all over. it would want to make some changes, what you think about trying this? let's

. >> the trophy winner, robert griffin iii supporting the baylor bears against kentucky but it was all wildcats. the cats never trailed. on the break, anthony davis. flush. 18 points, 11 boards. then kidd-gilchrist, the alley-oop to terrence jones. then jones gets his own board. 'next up, rick pitino and the louisville cardinals in the final four. >> the stanford was led by nneka ogwumike last night. 39 points as they defeated south carolina. nneka has been the final four every year since she arrived at standard and this is her last chance for an ncaa title. >> every game, i don't want any game to be my last really, and so obviously, except for next weekend, anytime we're out there whatever anyway need me to do, offense or defense, when i'm on the bench or the locker room, i just tree to -- try to do my best to extend myself to everybody. >> mike: december 2009 the last time tiger woods once a pga tour event. today got the month can he -- monkey off his back, winning the arnold palmer tournament. mcdowell falls three back of tiger. tiger increased the lead on three. watch this approach. striking the ball well. gets to 11-under. to six, mcdowell t

robert griffin the third watching the baylor basketball team. they scored 16 straight at one point and baylor could not recover. anthony davis had 18 points.entucky goes to their second straight final four but are looking for their first national championship since 1998. the wildcats will take on louisville next saturday in the final four. both coaches have different opinions on the school's rivalry. >> i've been at kentucky three years and i have said all along, we pay them one time per year and we're not in the same league, what you get worked up and then they go crazy. are you out of your mind? i don't know. >> there will be people at kentucky who will have a nervous breakdown if they lose to us. they will. they need to put fences up on bridges >> the giants are beginning their final week of spring training in arizona >> that ball hit well into left field, you can put it on the board, yes! >> barry zito allowed nine hits and five runs including back-to- back home runs in the third. the white sox beat the giants. it will guide ready for a day of racing. jeff gordon making a routine pit stop but he pulls out before the gas man was done fi

lately in the air monica davi and opposition fighters committed war crimes and also recommended more investigation into nato air campaign which killed and wounded dozens robert naiman from the u.s. based just foreign policy group but he's foreign powers should have been held accountable long about. in all these conflicts we have a pattern of a kind of victor's justice the in examining the war crimes. also for the conflict include not just a libyan flag of the conflict but also the foreign sides of the conflict nato has never been held to account for the deaths of civilians or strikes in libya and many people said this western in a military intervention is dangerous among other things to kill civilians it could lead to a breakup you could go no no we were told no that i could never there would never be a breakup of the country well you know no no what we see and that you know the army . the arming of the external our new army the conflict has helped bring us to this point. now coming up later this hour here in our team the uprising hailed as a win of democracy turns into a grab for power at any cost in kyrgyzstan violence has become an integral part of the de

davis student. >> i think it can be dangerous for people to be outed. i don't think that it's safe to be identified in a college. >> reporter: robert lyles, cbs 5. >> again, the sexual orientation box could be on the statement of intent. the regents academic senate decided to move the box from the application, saying it wanted to protect privacy. >>> four students began their cross-country walk today in support of the dream act. the walk kicked off at the golden gate bridge with a rally in support of the students and their mission. the dream act would give undocumented students who have spent most of their lives in the u.s. permanent residency while they complete their education or military service. most were brought to the u.s. as children and may have never been in the countries of their birth. >> we are for all intents and purposes americans, just not on paper. and we just want an opportunity to show this great nation that deserve and definitely belong here. >> the students will walk across 13 states and hundreds of communities to raise awareness and support for the dream act. the walk will end in washington, dc in november. supporters of the dream ac

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davis campus. >>> the lawyer for the u.s. soldier accused of killing 17 afghan civilians says his client has ptsd symptoms. army staff sergeant robertes tells his legal team he suffers severe nightmares. flashbacks of war scenes and persistent headaches after his multiple combat tours. earlier this month, the soldier allegedly gunned down nine afghan children and eight adults as they slept. >>> two explosions hit baghdad, as arab leaders met to discuss the conflict in syria. tina kraus has the latest for wjz. >> reporter: two blasts hit baghdad, as arab foreign ministers gathered for the first arab league summit in iraq. there were no injuries. iraqi officials are hosting the event to prove the country can maintain security, after u.s. troops left in december. only 10 of 22 arab league members are taking part. many leaders disagree on how far arab countries should go to stop the violence in neighboring syria. >> there's no time to waste. >> reporter: secretary general ban-ki moon, says syrian president, bashar assan must act quickly on the u.n.-backed peace plan he has agreed to. the deal demands a cease-fire but drops the call for

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robert mccartney he joins us live next. >> he paveed the way for modern heart throbs like justin bieber a sad day for friends of the monkees. a look at the life of davieones. >>> a live lookout side. the latest weather and traffic for julie coming up 7:27 a.m.  ok, guys-- what's next ? chocolate lemonade ? susie's lemonade... the movie. or... we make it pink ! with these 4g lte tablets, you can do business at lightning-fast speeds. you got it, kid. we have a winner. we're definitely gonna need another one. small businesses that want to grow use 4g lte technology from verizon. i wonder how she does it. that's why she's the boss. because the small business with the best technology rules. ♪[ music ] >>> i've got to say i am sad about this i am of a certain age and certainly remember watching the monkees the entertainment world is remembering davie jones he died yesterday of a heart attack near his home in florida, the monkees hit big with their popular tv show in 1966 and a slew of big hits like day dream believer his former band mates say he was a truly talented performer who loved life and fans he was only 66 years old. >> seems kind of young. >> he

chief justice roberts: it was it was the calculation of the interests of the united states that your predecessor made in the davis case. there, the the solicitor general exercised the authority that we sanctioned to waive the the anti-injunction act. and of course, that couldn't be done if it were jurisdictional. general verrilli: that's true, mr. chief justice. several points about that, though. we do agree with mr. long's analysis that davis occurred in during a time in which under the standard nut case, the court had interpreted the anti- injunction act as doing no more than codifying the traditional equitable principles which allowed courts discretion to conclude that in certain circumstances, a case could go forward. williams packing repudiated that analysis, and bob jones v. simon again repudiated that analysis and said, no, we're no longer abiding by that. it is true that the davis case has not formally been overruled, but we do think it's fundamentally inconsistent with the court's understanding now of - justice breyer: davis was the case where a shareholder sues the corporation. general verrilli: yes. ju