and at roger ailes.the daily beast" had a piece up the other day, i think he writes for "daily beast" which says 16 juicy things about fox news that you will learn from this book -- >> i didn't write that piece. give me one critical thing? one thing that troubles you about roger ailes? >> one thing that troubles me about roger ailes? nothing troubles me. i think roger does what he does. i think everybody else does what they do and altogether i think that it creates a beautiful symphony of different voices that give you an idea of what's going on in the world. >> zev chafets, thanks for joining us. >>> that's not media bias, that's the gop own autopsy. was the press right all along? u. to prove it, we set up our call center right here... [ chirp ] all good? [ chirp ] getty up. call me! seriously, this is really happening! [ cellphone rings ] hello? it's a giant helicopter ma'am. [ male announcer ] get it done [ chirp ] with the ultra-rugged kyocera torque, only from sprint direct connect. buy one get four

tell me, when did you first begin talking to roger ailes about this book?rior to 2011, i assume that he had some sort of thoughts about what you would be learning when you began the book. did anything surprise you diagnose your investigation and your reporting? >> oh, a lot of things surprised me. i'm a fox watcher and i have been for years, but i knew the network somewhat as a viewer, but i was very surprised to see what kind of a leader roger has been, you know, for this network, not just as a television guy, but also the kind of relationships that he has with people who work here. >> greta: the thing that i'm always curious about when people are successful and roger built fox news channel into the number one channel, is why he's successful. do you have a grasp why he's been successful? what's his secret? >> i think that roger knows more about tv than most people and fantastic eye for talent. you're an example of that. and i think that roger was able to see holistically, see that networks not just as a collection of shows, collection of people, but as a k

rogers to have time -- take all the time you need, ms. rogers.e'll move to item number 3 and we'll return to item number 2. item number 3. >> item number 3 is an ordinance amending the health code to correct numbering and clarify provisions of the commercial dog walking ordinance. >> thank you. and this is legislation that i'm sponsoring. colleagues, you'll recall that a little over a year ago we passed legislation that i sponsored to establish a permanent process for commercial dog walkers using city parks and other public property and putting certain rules in place with respect to those dog walkers. we work very closely with the dog walker community and the dog owner community, the spca, various city departments, and came to a pretty strong consensus on the legislation. the legislation will become effective on july 1st. we gave up to 18 months for animal care control to implement the program. i know the department has been working closely with the dog walker community to come up with regulations that the department will then issue. this legisla

that's funny because i just happened upon him down at the kenny rogers roasters. kenny rogers. that place. he was buying quite a load of chicken, almost enough for 2 people as long as one of them's not him. ha ha ha ha. hey, elaine-- she stopped by. dropped off that bob saccamano hat. oh, she's upset with him. yes, siree. yeah, well, thanks for stoppin' by. i sure do miss my apartment. maybe i'll switch back. you don't wanna think about that. no, sir. otherwise i'd have no choice but to put that banner back up, and, uh, run that rogers right out of town. i don't think you will. as a matter of fact, i'll save ya the trouble. i'll do it myself. yeah, go ahead. put the banner up. doesn't matter to me. no, jerry! i need that chicken! i gotta have that chicken!! now you leave those roasters alone! kenny never hurt anybody! you got a little problem. i got a big problem, jerry. here. kneel here. what? kneel. kneel? elaine. mr. peterman. jappa! mouglas mon jabba outa goula hongai. you speak burmese? no, elaine. that was gibberish. so, did you have any trouble finding the place? no. you

rate roger's intellect and his wit.'ve then seen him -- i have to say, the smartest man operating in the business and, by the way, i only say that, of course because he's my boss, but he really is, he's extraordinary. >> he's done extraordinary things, no question about that. i mean, fox news is his accomplishment and before that, cnbc and before that, he was advisor to three presidents. >> lou: and what became msnbc. >> and before that he was a legendary boy producer, at the mike douglas show, and it is hard to argue with his success, however else you want to look at him, he's a man who succeeded at everything he tried. >> lou: and the idea that he had this wit, referring to the fellow who runs msnbc, i saw one line in an account this week, it is razor-sharp and can encapsulate bigger thoughts and stories, succinctly, referring to the person as being successful only because he was in another man's wedding party. i mean, that is about as convincing an dad damning as yo can be. >> you get one-liners from roger, sometimes

crest 3d white whitestrips. >> now, my next guest says, he was granted access to my boss, roger ailesmera", an inside look at why i'm sitting in this chair right now. it details my boss' incredible life, his career, stories about his modest upbringing, the secret meeting which by the way involved me, barack obama, before the election in 2008. and if you're a viewer as you obviously are, the fox news channel, you will be captivated by this book. you're going to really like it. here is ed chafetz. >> sean: did you see tapes when i started. it was god awful. why am i sitting here. >> that's a good question. i guess because roger thought you were going to be a big star on tv. >> sean: i asked him, what did you see? i'm looking -- i should have been fired in three days, but you know. >> one of the things that i discovered in the course of writing this book is that roger is an incredible talent scout and he's also got the soul of a coach. he remind me of red hourbach. and he picks them out of a lineup and the talent that he has and you're one of the lucky recipients. go ahead. >> sean: he c

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rogers: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rogers: i rise to present h.r. 933, the department of defense and military construction and veterans affairs appropriations and full year continuing resolution for fiscal year 2013. our nation faces a three-pronged threat to its finances. as we deal with sequestration, the debt ceiling, and most immediately, a looming government shutdown. this bill takes the risk of a government shutdown off the table. funding the government for the remainder of the fiscal year while helping maintain our national security and providing our troops and veterans with consistent, adequate funding. first and foremost, this bill contains fiscal year 2013 appropriations bills for the department of -- department offings defense an veterans affairs. these bills crafted by chairman bill young, chairman of the defense appropriations subcommittee, and very handily done, these bills passed the house with b

>>yo no creo que roger mahony debió ir a roma.sacerdotes, 1984 demando a la arquidiócesis de los Ángeles, y 17 religiosos >>a mi me gustaria que el nuevo papa aprenda de los errores que hizo benedicto y que tome acción para proteger a los niños >>en cuenta twitter roger mahony cueneta que le pidió al papa rezar por la gente de los Ángeles, y este responsdió que dio habra que ver si la eleccion de un nuevo papa bastará para limpiar la imagen de la iglesia católica manchada porlos abusos a niños. >>y en todo esto todos estamos aprendiendo no hay ex papas, benedicto es papa emérito, vamos ahora a la catedral >>con la foto de benedicto en el alta y presencia de líderes religiosos, se realizo un oficio en saint patrick, catedral más grandes >>se pidió rezar por quien hoy finalizo su periodo de ocho años al mando de la iglesia católica >>recemos por los cardenales que se preparan para iniciar el cónclave, timothy dolan, que ya esta en italia. >>trato de crear un gran templo donde las torres doninaran nueva york. >>luz mayorga desde años

rogers: mr. speaker, i now yield four minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. culberson, the chairman of the military construction and veterans' affairs subcommittee on appropriations. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas, mr. culberson, is recognized for four minutes. mrculberson: thank you, mr. chairman. why are house conservatives so determined to cut the budget and move towards a balanced budget? every five years the chair of the joint chiefs of staff get together and they do a strategic review of the threats facing this nation. the last review they determined that the greatest threat facing our nation was the natnal debt. that it would ultimately consume us and cause its collapse. just a few days ago celebrated texas independence day, but for the debt that the republican texas accumulated, we would have continued as an independent nation. that debt caused the collapse of the republic of texas. house conservatives are deeply concerned that the debt, deficits will ultimately crus

rogers. mr. adams? >> so, as ann marie mentioned, the planning commission last december approved an update to our procedures manual and that update really codified a series of best practices and lessons learned over the last five years of managing the program. we're very pleased to, to have inclusionary program which is really considered one of the best around the country. and i want to recognize shondra eagan who is here with us to answer questions to really bring in the program to a level where it attends to a lot of need in the city. so, the planning commission approved the update to the procedures manual. it included a number of modifications that require adjustment to the planning code through legislation and that's what we're here today to review with you. in addition, we're taking advantage of the legislation to do just a couple of clarifications that result from the recent passage of prop c. so, what i wanted to do is first kind of walk through the modifications and clarifications related to our

>> roger ailes is a genius.s a guy that knows how to manipulate the public, knows how to work, and he beat out cnn for about four or five months with the ratings and things in bringing the news, but he's a victim of the same thing that everyone's a victim of, is the color barrier. if you have been embedded in talk with the black is bad or anyone nonwhite is bad and he goes in there, so the stereotype images of blacks in america, they're lazy. >> he called the president, barack obama, he's never done a day's work in his life and he's lazy, which is offensive. >> it's offensive, but it's normal, and it really is want a shock to me. after you talk to millions of whites, they're the victim of the same thing, exploitation, nietzsche said exploitation gets it all. you against me, me against you, then they exploit us both, the guy with the money. is the thing here that you're working, coming up and saying the same thing, we have to knock that color barrier out because the color barrier says you're lazy, lethargic, you

coming up next, roger, uncensored. what he is saying and the fill bus testify still going on in it's 9th hour. [ anouncer ] ihop is in time square to compare new griddle-melts to your usual breakfast sandwich. a lot more flavor. [ anouncer ] ihop's new griddle melts... made fresh and hot! hand crafted just for you. it's like a sexy sandwich. [ anouncer ] compare new griddle melts yourself. just $4.99. it's an epic breakfast sandwich. >>> thank you mr. president. i come to the floor of the senate to try to get information. all we are asked to do is give advice and consent. senator ron paul leading that charge and he has been talking non-stop on the senate floor. he was there a few seconds ago until he can no longer speak. and welcome to you both. it is a fascinating thing that is going down. you don't have to do this anymore. he says that is wrong. >> it is an interesting moment. there has been an institution in congress that the military way overstretches their bounds in terms of was they can do. this is where they hav

ben baharon is with me, but roger kay has his doubts.oger, you don't think a smart watch is something that will really catch on. why? >> well, maria, people have stopped wearing watches about five years ago when they started using their smartphones. and unless it's a piece of jewelry, mostly people would rather just use their phones for now. >> ben, what do you think? >> i think there's a couple things. i think that, you know, thinking about this as a watch is probably the wrong way. if you look at something like the nike fuel band, it has time keeping capabilities in it, but it is not actually a watch. it's just one feature of that. i think the value proposition is more, you know, in lines with what wearable computers mean for us in the future and this just happens to be one that's worn on our wrist, and probably isn't, you know, actually a phone, but more of an accessory to our smartphone. >> but what about what roger says. people stopped wearing watches. >> i think we're seeing -- >> go ahead. >> go ahead, roger. >> well, no, i just t

roger altman and john stoltfus. john, your thoughts?ocess of recovery in the european monetary union. this type of event to occur that we have seen over the weekend and the way things are unfolding, really commonplace in a recovery process. just another speed bump in the road. it isn't -- is it a threat in the immediate moment? most certainly is. it will rock the markets somewhat. but i think the markets have already digested and moving forward. >> you kind of agreed with that in the last hour. >> largely. >> we will probably see where things go from here. if it is not cyprus catching your attention, what is? >> what i think is that the effects of quantitative easing, the effects of all the twist operations are actually generating better fund mentals. in effect, what ben bernanke has done is primed the well. we are at a point where we're beginning to really benefit from it, whether it's coming from jobs, improve. s in housing, overall improvements in manufacturing, in services. this is a recovery process that is becoming more sustainabl

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but rogers success has also come with valuable lessons. "to have a product that has a shelf-life of 40-days is too short. so we're going to come out with a product that is shelf-stable for two years." rogers is a self-taught chef and chicago-based entrepreneur. this week, crains small business forum honored rogers for using the 'ol noodle. meanwhile, americans are said to be struggling with a dining dilemma. data from knapp-trax shows sales at restaurants this year are the lowest since 2010. the firm says americans are eating out less as they deal with less money in pay checks from the payroll tax increase plus higher prices at the pump. still to come they go with what they know....could a new spin on classic films help generate profits. thats later in movies and money. but first... how an art heist from the 90's is making headlines once again. more on that next with bill moller. this neighborhood sure has changed a lot over the years. you know there was a time when people like me couldn't live here. i'll never forget being told i wasn't w

i do slightly disagree with you, rog roger, in terms of emphasis.both made the economics of the reform program more sustainable and also help the politics. >> so, in a way, you needed less austerity and more structural reform. but the structural reform is actually the hardest thing to do because that's when you're breaking up gills and taking on unions and opening up protected sectors of the economy. frankly, we haven't done that much of it here. >> that's exactly right. on the one hand, italy's problems are clearly worse than ours. we haven't had any demands from the global financial markets to restructuring the way that italy has. we haven't had any sort of valus. the sequester has the opportunity to make it worse. one thing i worry about and you hinted at this before, the sequester effectively hits things that provide to future economic growth. medicare and social security, but don't contribute to economic growth. and growth is the best way to solve deficits. italy's problem and in a lesser way, it's our problem, as well. >> beppe, what about thi

beppe zani, roger altman and david leonard. next, why are the people of egypt and tunisia shaking? and why might those nation's leaders be shaking as well. [ man ] i've been out there most of my life. you name it...i've hooked it. but there's one... one that's always eluded me. thought i had it in the blizzard of '93. ha! never even came close. sometimes, i actually think it's mocking me. [ engine revs ] what?! quattro!!!!! ♪ [ male announcer ] when you wear dentures you may not know it, but your mouth is under attack. food particles infiltrate and bacteria proliferate. ♪ protect your mouth, with fixodent. the adhesive helps create a food seal defense for a clean mouth and kills bacteria for fresh breath. ♪ fixodent, and forget it. >>> pope benedict xvi left office on thursday. we all await the election of the successor. did you know that person will take up two jobs? the papacy, but also sovereign of the vatican city state. that brings me to my question of the week. the vatican is a small country. but how small? how many offic

one a day 50+. >>> roger ales speaks his mind.hat he has done for fox, have they gone too far. ales says that president obama is lazy. he likes joe biden but the beep is dumb as an ashtray. show to show you fair and balanced. ailes calls gingrich a word i can't use on air. in new york, we have ma lisa guthrie who covers the media for the hollywood reporter. does he get to play by a different set of news as the fox news chairman? >> yeah, it's really roger ailes world and he lets us live in it. time after time he gets shot at and he keeps getting back up and he always has the last laugh. the guy's brilliant. he's a brilliant self-promoter and a brilliant promoter. it's tough to nail him. >> marisa guthrie, if another network boss had made those kind of strong political remarks, would there be more of an unroar? >> yeah, there definitely would be more of an uproar. roger lives in this bifurcated world where, you know, he's got the news portion on his network during the day, the opinion at night. he's made a lot of money and built a

please welcome roger hodge. [cheers and applause] thank you for coming on. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. >> stephen: have a seat. you are the editor of "the oxford american." here is the magazine right here. it's called the new yorker of south. >> i've heard that. >> stephen: have you heard that. i said it earlier in the show so you might have heard it from me. [laughter] why do you think people call it the new yorker of the south. what is it that -- the new yorker is high florida lawsuitent. >> i don't know why. the new yorker comes every week and piles up. and according to some people no one reads it. [ laughter ] >> stephen: how often do you put out this thing? >> quarterly. so you have time to read it. >> stephen: you have to work really hard to let it pile up. [ laughter ] >> exactly. exactly. >> stephen: why is it called "oxford american"? that sounds english to me. >> it does, but there's a place in mississippi called oxford, mississippi, and that's where it was founded. >> stephen: faulkner, right? >> fawmer in country, right. >> stephen: are y

rogers: mr.aker, i ask unanimous consent that the speaker may postpone further proceedings on the motion to concur in the senate amendments to h.r. 933, as though under clause 8-a-1-a of rule 20. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. bjection is heard. objection is withdrawn. there is no objection, so ordered. the gentleman from contract seek recognition. mr. rogers: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.r. 933, and that i may include tabular material on the same. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky seek recognition? mr. rogers: mr. speaker, pursuant to the order of the house on march 20, 2013, i call up h.r. 933 with the senate amendments thereto and i have a otion at the desk. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. designate the senate amendments and designate the motion. the clerk:

whenever you think about roger a.i.m.s., you have to say -- roger ailes, don't you, that he is a forcere. >> he's one of the most influential figures in the history of media and politics, i would argue. think about what he did for richard nixon and reagan and then think more importantly about what he's done with fox news in terms of branding the republican party. it is insane. >> that being said, i mean some of the ratings recent ratings for fox news aren't as good as they usually are. is that a sign of where they're going? or is it sort of -- temporary dip? >> they have -- i think they have the same problem the republican party has which is a demographic problem. now, at the same time, you know, so much of cable news is entertainment and he knows how to put programming on television that people are going to like. i don't think that fox news' dip in the ratings is the beginning of a long-term decline. you've seen he tried shake up programming. sarah palin, dick morris go out. scott brown comes in. he's trying to offer something new and distance the network from its kind of negative rep

. >> plus bobby rogers has died. rogers, smokey robinson and the other members are responsible for great hits like "shop around," "tracks of my tears," and "second that emotion." rogers died sunday at his detroit home. ♪ >>> now to some stories that caught our eye this morning -- we start today in washington state where a troop of girl scouts are left empty-handed. $2,500 worth of signature cookies destroyed when vandals poured house paint and oil on 52 cases waiting to be sold. police say the suspects are most likely kids. >>> in boston, an infamous revolutionary event was brought to life. the scene of the boston massacre played out once more, 243 years after the historical turning point. crowds gathered to watch as some 100 participants marched the streets with their muskets in hand. >>> in denver, a marine returning home couldn't wait any longer, greeting his girlfriend at the airport. lance corporal mark tate was eager to whisk her into his arms. in the blink of an eye, he dropped to one knee. despite the shock s

i, mike rogers, chairman. intelligence committee would come to the conclusion they are either positioned for use or ready to do that or in fact have been used. if a final verification about chemical weapons use is made, congressman rogers says the united states is morally obligated to take out syria's weapons delivery systems and i suggested in that interview a limited military strike as one way to do that. bill: we mentioned the chief of staff. what is the latest word this morning from the white house on these reports, peter? >> reporter: the latest word, bill, that the obama administration is deeply skeptical of the claims assad is making in syria because as press secretary jay carney says the assad regime has lost all credibility in the eyes of the world but carney made crystal clear the president's position about chemical use, chemical weapon use in syria being a red line has not changed. >> the president clear when he said if assad and those under his command make the mistake of using chemical weapons or

to find out more about roger gastman at rogergastman.com and on twitter at roger gastman. is southern. geographically, we are below the mason dixon line. bark way says d.c. is no more southern than maine is canadian. i grew up in south carolina. that's the south. that's really hard to call d.c. the south but geographically, we are the south. roger, you've written you've got books out about graffiti, the history of american graffiti is a book you did. and we're talking about cool disco dan. i mean what is it about graffiti that has sort of risen to prominence here recently? people are giving it a lot more credibility in the art world. >> graffiti has become more and more popular. it is fastest growing art movement in the world in the last 30 years. there's no arguing that whether you love it or hate it. it has been displayed in museum after museum. we had art in the streets at l.a. mocha. we had over 250,000 people through in a three and a half month show. it is everywhere. but of course, people are always going to hate on it. that's graffiti. it is vandalism. i get that. s

, decidió renunciar ,y una más rápidamentre aceptada que la de el , benedicto xvi le dijo adiòs , roger próximo papá lo que dejó es muy difícil un hombre que sea popular para que lo ayuden es la herencia que deja el papá . >>> dos notas rápidas el departamento de estado ha puesto al vaticano en listas de estados donde se lava dinero poca gente envía cartas , pero siguen usando estampillas y sólo durara hasta que se elija al nuevo papá hay enormes espectativas , converse con un diverso grupo de personas para que me digan su opinión . >>> el papa benedicto xvi va quedando atrás , el es un representante de una organizacion en italia , no veo un pecado enamorarme en un hombre , defiende el derecho de las mujeres en la iglesia no tengo nngun gusto de ir a una misa por ejemplo ellos son dos sacerdotes catolicos y jóvenes se puede pensar en una iglesia más tecnología , que se comunique a través de skype , hay muchos temas de privacidad , todos tenemos nuestra privacidad y al final todo se sabe . >>> que es para usted el nuevo papá . >>> los cardenales buscan a un papá más joven que tenga exper

rogers? >> thank you. amy rogers from the planning department. excuse the delay. found another section you're referring to. it's on page 283 of the ordinance and it describes how the error that happened, as you'll recall, the chinese hospital when that project was reviewed, special use district was created. and that special use district is considered to be an overlay district and not actually the zoning district. the underlying zoning district should not have changed. in this case there was a mistake where the underlying zoning districts was listed as the chinese hospital sud and it should have remained the chinatown residential neighborhood commercial district. and, so, this is just removing the reference to the sud which is still going to be an overlay and noting its underlying zoning remains. >> thank you. that's exactly the explanation i was hoping to put on the erred. >> thank you, ms. rogers. ~ record so, we have already taken public comment on item number 2. so, there are amendments authored by supervisor tang. colleagues, can we take those amendments witho

now let's go to roger ailes book.dent obama had a secret meeting with ailes before his first campaign, and here's a quote from the book. ailes didn't deny that hannity was anti-obama. he simply told the candidate not to worry about it. he said nobody who watches sean's show is going to vote for you any way. he has got a point doesn't he. >> certainly not after the lies and distortions that we hear from sean hannity every night. but look, what you're seeing with this book coming out is roger ailes effort to try to get ahead of his legacy and try to create a new bubble around his role in kind of shaping the republican party and of course his role creating fox news. >> cenk: and there is another biography coming out that is not going to be glowing, right? is this bringing zeb chafetz to try to beat down what is in the other biography. >> it certainly looks that way right? an award winning reporter has been working on the ailes biography for some time. highways been denied access, and it was only at that time that roger a

our boss, roger ayles. week highlighting his achievements. >> brian: why is our government considering cuts to the military when it has a history of paying for stuff like shrimp on a treadmill? senator coburn here next what's droid-recognition ? understanding you clearly... what is the capital of zimbabwe ? ... the first time you ask with the google voice search. the droid razr maxx hd by motorola. droid recognition. droid powerful. ayles >> steve: quick headlines. brand-new renderings of the three story observation deck planned for the new world trade center tower. five elevators will take visitors from the ground floor to the deck in 60 seconds once it opens in 2015. >>> and broken and busted, a string of about 20 cars on a street in boston damaged in yesterday's snow storm. residents say from the looks of it, a snowplow driver is probably to blame for that. all right. mr. kilmeade. >> brian: the sequester is forcing the government to make $85 million in cuts. half coming out of the military. what will wa

. >> roger bruce is pushing for a new law that would make these fees illegal, but only in georgia. >> the authorities if they can't charge a fee, why put it out there? >> she thinks her mug shot kept her out of work for more than a year. and she says this business isn't right. abc news, atlanta. >>> let's turn to leigh glaser who is checking on on our accu-weather forecast for the week ahead. >> sunset with the new time change as we sprang forward this afternoon -- actually overnight last night. sunset was at 7:13 and lots of sunshine out there once again tomorrow. live doppler 7hd right now is looking live, and no returns as we have clear skies. nice shot from the high definition rooftop cam looking down on the embarcadero. 51 san carlos and mid40s at 45 degrees. another nice shot of the bay bridge and the dancing lights. clear skies and santa rosa 40

>> reporter: roger bruce is pushing for a new law that would make all of these fees illegal, but only in georgia. >> if they can't charge a fee, why put it out there. >> reporter: sophia thinks her mugshot kept her out of work for more than a year and says this business isn't right. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >>> still ahead tonight, our instant index. >> this is super boring. you've made me a very proud shoe. >> would you buy a talking shoe that nags you when you're not working out hard enough? >> en fuego. >> enfuego. research studies go unfunded. of promising fuego. for lung cancer. every cancer. the american cancer society has been behind nearly every breakthrough in resent history. but there is still more work to do. so let's make sure that no research is silenced. let's make noise. let's make noise. yeah! and let's finish the fight.

. >> roger bruce is pushing for a new law that would make these fees illegal, but only in georgia. >> the authorities if they can't charge a fee, why put it out there? >> she thinks her mug shot kept her out of work for more than a year. and she says this business isn't right. abc news, atlanta. >>> let's turn to leigh glaser who is checking on on our accu-weather forecast for the week ahead. >> sunset with the new time change as we sprang forward this afternoon -- actually overnight last night. sunset was at 7:13 and lots of sunshine out there once again tomorrow. live doppler 7hd right now is looking live, and no returns as we have clear skies. nice shot from the high definition rooftop cam looking down on the embarcadero. 51 san carlos and mid40s at 45 degrees. another nice shot of the bay bridge and the dancing lights. clear skies and santa rosa 40

these are the explosive comments made by roger ailes.ty fair" released an excerpt in which he says ref referring to a comment someone made about ann romney, obama's the one who never worked a day in his life. never earned a penny that wasn't public money. how many fund-raisers does he attend every week? how often does he play basketball and golf. he's lazy. obama said that the barbara walters. all right, he did. i'm going to get to that in a moment, but are those comments rationally charged or just frank talk? michael and van jones, a cnn criminal intenter. racial? >> very. very. first of all, i swrus want to say i worked with this president. i worked for him. i know his work ethic. i know not only the quantity of his work, but the quality. but you don't have to be in white house to see this guy work. look at his hair. this guy goes in the white house looking like tiger woods, comes out looking like morgan freeman. he is working himself to the bone. why is he being accused of being lazy? of all the things you can accuse him of, why lazy?

40%. >> reporter: the rogers are a big part of why supplies of homes across the nation are so low. want to sell at the bottom, while millions of others are still under water. >> the overall economy has gotten better. the buyers understand now that these low interest rates are a real dramatic opportunity for them. and most of all, the resale inventory is dried"çup. >> reporter: and not just in las vegas. nationally, the number of homes for sale today is down 25% from a year ago, according to the national association of realtors. even as the spring market begins, potential move-up buyers are not putting their homes on the market. >> what's holding people back from buying a property is a fear of selling their property and not being able to find one. that's what the problem is. >> reporter: lack of homes for sale, coupled with huge demand from all cash investors for distressed properties are a boon to the builders. they're still producing about half the hes they woul normally, but they are seeing big jumps in new orders. housing is final helping, not hurting, the economy. >> the only t