tavis: up next, ray romano and his co creator of "men of a certain age,"mike royce. they also collaborate on a popular television comedy, "everyone loves and raymond." >> what did you mean? >> does she play? >> no. >> automatically she likes softball? >> maybe. >> you realize that is like saying you are good at sports because you are black. >> i guess i just assumed. probably because of those movies. -- goes baseball movies. one with all the women. >> "league of their own"? they were not lesbians. tavis: let me start by saying thank you. i believe this may be the first term there was a tv show giving an honest portrayal, not making fun of, a show but not really shows what it is like to be -- that really shows what it does like to be a man of a certain age. i am your core audience, but thank you for making the show. i appreciate it. >> it is only on us because we were writing what we know, and we were -- only honest because we were writing what we know, and we decided to just write what we know, and we do not try to fancy it up or anything. we try to keep it as real a

royce: i appreciate that. this is an amendment supported by chairman lamar mist, chairman of the judiciary committee. the reason he and i are in support of this is because this amendment reduces the office of the secretary and executive management account by $1 million and increases funding for immigration and customs enforcement by $1 million in order to facilitate new agreements urn the 287-j program this bill this amendment will provide for better enforcement of our immigration laws. 287-g has been very successful, it allows state and local law enforcement agencies to cooperate with the department of homeland security to enforce immigration law, it was enacted back in 1996 and congress implemented this program to give local communities help with illegal immigration in their area. a couple of points i would like to make, mr. chairman, there are a maybe 5,000 or 6,000 i.c.e. agents in the united states. there are 650,000 state and local law enforcement officers. 650,000. so the 10 million to 12 million illega

two of the vehicles used on the wedding day includes the 1977 rolls royce are on display at the palace. lines are forming because coverage wasn't enough. >> i can imagine a lot of people want to see that. >> of course they do. >> yeah. >>> stay with thus morning, he remains and mant he was not sending-appropriate photos. >> one new york congressman is changing his story now. >>> i am eager to -- he was eager to hear if i have wanted him or thought he was attractive. >> one woman now claiming the congressman contacted her and the reassurance she says congressman needed. >>> 11 kids in her car this morning. and she sits in a jail cell. the danger's mother put several children in. >>> now "good mornings maryland." >> it's a twitter hoax that was done. >> to be clear the picture was not me and i sent it. >> that was then and this

some board members wanted to close it do to decline in rolls-royce--declining enrollment and budget issues. it would cost them one. million assets 1.5 million to relocate students and build portable on three different campuses. i ask the gamma and the police to believe that he took place in a shooting outside of he is [pn captioning, due to technical difficult to lefties] behal to new world-- >> of 10 in oakland, the chp of proof in that you see behind me may look like a normal patrol car, but this one just got a major upgrade, now taken seriously talk. [music] and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, alcohol, murder and car crashes... combined. we have a lot more work to do. >> the chp have been making upgrades to the patrol cars. more than one dozen in the bay area they have a better computer systems and communication systems. trawls clifford has the story from oakland. >> this is not a white knight rider, but this is that an upgrade that allows it to communicate s

it's at rolls royce of flat plate water heating system. it has been a small business in richmond. they work with high quality materials. what occurs with this panel when they are usually much bigger when we have them on buildings. it's a sealed box it has copper piping the header and the rise or and the metal in between and we circulate water through it a gallon per minute per panel and we collect the heat during the day and this gets hot like your car would on a hot day of the it's a sealed box. it's a cell tifl simple concept. it does have a very fancy, for lack of a better term, surface or coating called black chrome a hi emitant coating so it retains the heat that gets to t. that's the basic model of a flat plate solar panel. >> how much do these rigs cost? >> this sample is simply a sample, of course. by can and large after tax probably per panel we are pushing with the price of copper, 8-900 dollars. >> how many panels people need to do one of these typical san francisco home? >> we have quite a few we put in homes we do one or 24 by 8 or one 4 by 10 with a storage tank of a

yang the royce standing afterwards he took a lot away from his recent final run collapse at the masters. it's mostly to do with my attitude more than anything else. you know it took a few things away from the masters that i thought i could incorporate into my in my game and. said at the start of the week well we'll find out how they go when i get myself into that position again so you know we'll see how it goes over the next couple days i think you have a degree more talent as have my whole body i mean he is unbelievably talented kid i know how old is twenty one twenty two. numbers and. he does everything well but can he keep it going for the next two days we'll have to wait and see let's turn our attention to the rally of acropolis nowhere petrus solberg is the man to catch after day one the norwegian in a great position to claim his first win of the season and turn the table somewhat on teammate and seven time defending champion sebastian loeb a huge fifty one point six second question at the top for the thirty six year old who won four of six teachers on the day the buffel of the cit

prince royce es el cantante con más nominaci ♪ es el cantante con mÁs emisiones de mÚsica y juventud.yanquees para cumplir su deseo. >> ¿te gustarÍa? >> me encantarÍa. >> a medida que nos acercÁbamos al campo de juego donde entrenan los jugadores el nuevo prÍncipe de la bachata no podía con los nervios. >> ¿estÁs nervioso de dar con tus jugadores favoritos? >>la verdad que no lo creo. >> llegÓ el gran momento. >> ¿cÓmo te sientes? >> soy un fanÁtico y un gran admirador y me siento nervioso... de que alcancemos un nivel tan alto y la cima... muchas bendiciones. >> el joven cantante se transformÓ en seguidor y hasta en reportero. >> ¿cÓmo se siente? salir y ver tanta gente, y saber que la gente estÁ gritando, creciente se han emocionado. >> siempre seriedad porque se rÍe mucho, otros lo toman como mal... hay me rÍo demasiado, eso no es para mÍ.. >> les regalÓ un bate que no querÍa soltar por nada del mundo. >> es una persona muy pero muy feliz. >> recientes como cuando te va a conocer una fanÁtica... >> ahora entiendo cÓmo se sienten las fanÁticas. >> un recuerdo que quedarÁ plasmado en

one stream cascading from mountain slopes to be you is mr royce here. with this beauty brings deaths at a speed of more than two hundred kilometers from. the step to launch an all march. it's all right and i'll be back with a recap of the headlines in just a few moments to stay with us. more than a month. in one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is and large adults and people have to be aware that they are far away from civilization sean thomas discovers what makes antarctica so special and attractive for many wildlife in antarctica is a place he lived and the sun's an. expedition to the bottom of the earth artsy. in the marshes would be so much brighter if you knew about song from feinstein's passion in some. piece for instance on t.v. don't come. to a substantial degree and one form or another socialism has spread the shadow of human regimentation over most of the nations that they are. and the shadow is encroaching on the. early twenty first century military bases a network of military bases all around the forms leave him that the u

royce that he was not finally was moved to the u.s. economy there you can use the reason you can see i'm a little. you know they're just outside the barrel. which you know but it. is not good enough for you to this day high officials have not provided official documents explaining the legal grounds behind boots extradition this despite repeated inquiries made by the russian foreign ministry that. would support what we claim and know for sure that a number sixteenth two thousand and ten at the moment victor boot was physically taken out of time prison this case was being considered by the type of court of appeals that is why there are no legal grounds for him to face the u.s. court. meantime victor boot remains in the u.s. prison held in solitary confinement his wife doubts her husband will receive a fair trial from the country she says violated international and bilateral laws to get him. it's clear to everyone that the case has long been moved from the sphere of law to politics i think or rather i would love to think that the american

themselves without being reported erroneously or whatever they don't want a media to be there is that royce. well they don't want the media that's because i think what they're what they're up to in there is absolutely is no good we have to look at what nato is up to this is very important to understand a very close links between nato and the builder it was set up around about the same time as nato just after the second world war by the cia and the council on foreign relations who'd been talking about this during and after world war two and the idea that this organization is not important not important enough for us to know about this country is just ridiculous around the western world because what's happening here is we are spending our years voting in local and general elections and this arrogant bunch are choosing our party leaders so it almost doesn't matter which way we vote we still find this secret artificial consensus which is cooked up at these build a bird meetings spreads out around the world and it's not just me saying that this is will happen who actually went to one of these me

and then see the the ruling class the political class the big banking class drive around it rolls royces and fly around in private jets and brits and it's the same story but it gets even more complicated i mean just today people are exposing the newspapers the trade union leaders themselves are earning about two hundred fifty thousand u.s. dollars each from pacs there's money to be trade union leaders so there's generalized confusion people are getting angrier and angrier and the for me the only way i see a way out. this is for people to start moving away from government and setting up their own volunteer organizations are starting to be optimistic themselves tell you that at the beginning of this interview that the protests that you've got today were very british very civilized and polite not a lot of harassed. what's next i mean people continue to take to the streets this is something that does not seem to me at least to be changing. so i know this is sort of a one day organized protest but will this continue. i'm i actually don't know the answer to that one you're absolutely right but

we were looking for in order -- greg kendyl, mason baylor, royce grob, shannon "buggy" davis, chad frankely zipper. we thought you had a shot at gary zipper. >> steve: gary zipper! [ clapping ] gary zipper! [ clapping ] gary zipper! [ clapping ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, that's all the time we have here on "name that guy." guys, why don't you come back over here for a sec here. you all finished tied for last place with zero points. you all missed out on the grand price of $15,000. but, we do have consolation prizes. higgins, what will they be taking home? >> steve: well, jimmy, they'll each be getting a t-shirt emblazoned with the name of the guy they failed to correctly identify. wear your shame in style. ♪ jimmy [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very, very good. very good. thank you for bringing those shirts. how you doing? >> you don't even want to know about it. >> jimmy: okay. [ laughter ] hey, enjoy your prizes, you guys. we'll be right back with morgan freeman. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] this is lisa, who tries to stay ahead of her class. morning starts with art

. >> royces we are sending our for years, may god be with you and your families and watch over you during your time of grieving and hardship, rest in peace. >> stay with kron4 for continuing coverage of the ssfd tragedy. >> a light rain starting around the bay area at this time, we will look at the storm tracker for light rain through the north bay area. this will continue to push in lynn into the overnight hours. richman is clipping a few showers along the coastline, we have live rain. we are stunned to see a few sprinkles but the storm will starts to impact us throughout the weekend. here's a look at where in this sitting, you can see that it is spinning off shore. it will continue to shoot them western through the weekend. here is what you can expect out there tomorrow. moderate to heavy rain through the bay area, that will start to become widespread, it will weaken a little bit and then scotty rain for the 4:00 hour. often on rain through the weekend, take a look of the rainfall totals expected this weekend, it could be record-breaking coming up in a little bit. >> and hayward, family

point when it happened, november 4th when there was that mid air engine failure, one of the rolls royce engines on the qantas flight. there have been on going negotiations between rolls roigs and qantas. they announced today through a statement they have agreed on a price of $98, or at least in terms of their profit and loss statement there will be a $98 million increase to profit on the back of that. in terms of the specific details, they have remained confidential. it was part of a wider profit update that qantas announced today. beforehand, earlier in the morning, qantas had been going into a trading hold saying they would be announcing market sensitive information. the market went rampant with speculation that we would get a downgrade because of the ash cloud. as you mentioned, they will be looking at a full year of some $500 to $550 million. that's despite loss of international routes. they have announced a large review, the announcement that the plans of which will be unveiled on august 24th. >> all right james dag gar nick son, sky news in sydney joining us. >>> you're watching "

terry milligan, alma smith, delores williams, gail matthews, sandra gabbert, carey royce. two were found beneath a tree next to this little league field. parents of players later remarked they had wondered about the smell. five bodies were uncovered in this wooded area south of the airport. by the end of 1984, 2 1/2 years after the killings started, the total stood at 40. the task force was reinstated. but by now, the green river killer was way ahead of them. unlike opal mills, these women had been dead so long that their bodies were decomposed, ravaged by animals and the elements. there was one important exception. on may 8th, 1983, the body of carol ann christensen was found. like the others she had been strangled, but unlike theirs, her body was clothed and the scene elaborately staged. >> over the years we've seen lots of bizarre crime scenes. we don't understand all the symbolism of some of the things that he did there. >> christensen had two fish, trout, placed on her chest. an empty bottle of wine on her stomach and sausage on her hands. so bizarre that at first rei

royce, rise. mr. royce: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment you were in 2, printed in the congressional record, offered by mr. royce of california. the chair: the gentleman from california. the gentleman is recognized for

royce: thank you, mr. chairman, very much. a couple of quick points here. one the administration is actively considering resuming food aid in north korea and i understand the humanitarian impulse here but the unusual circumstances of north korea make this a mistake. and make it a very bad mistake, frankly which this amendment would correct. i remember the words of one north korean defector, i had a chance to talk with him, and he said -- he said actually in testimony here before the committee, we must not give food aid to north korea because, he says, it is, in his words, the same as providing funding for north korea's nuclear program. why is that so? because what invariably happens is they redirect these resources into support for the regime. this week, we had reports that north korea is making miniaturized versions of its nuclear weapons, ones that could fit atop icbm's and that makes his statement all that more dire about the redirection of the resource into the regime's hands. the situation in north korea is heartbreaking. i've been up there, i've seen

and i think it's royce here says -- no, sorry, todd says this probably happens all the time, as longet to our destination safe and sound, it doesn't matter what they say. >> you and i were talking about that. i said it's terrible and you don't want to hear profanity. then again we have these stories about pilots that aren't sober. people are saying, safety first, forget about this chitchat later. >> the comments that offend a lot of people. >> let us know what you think, wnnfans.com. >>> mobster crime boss whitey bulger has been arrested after 16 years on the run. he was the inspiration for the 2006 movie departed. he's wanted in connection with 19 murders. the fbi apprehended bulger in the los angeles area, after a surveillance operation yesterday. >>> "spider-man" star tobey maguire is among several celebrities entangled in a lawsuit. winnings from poker games may have come from a ponzi scheme. kabc has this report from los angeles. >> reporter: tobey maguire of "spider-man" fame now entangled in someone else's web. maguire is one of 22 defendants named in a civil lawsuit disputing

royce for one minute. >> given were a financial crisis are originated it is unfortunate how far off theradar this reform effort has gone. this all started when congress decided to embark on a social justice course to get everyone that wanted one into a home regardless of whether they could afford it. then came the crisis followed by dodd-frank. let's be clear. an avalanche of regulation doesn't mean better regulation. the new regulations were piled on to the old ones. will that make the financial system safer? unlikely. it fundamentally weaken the global financial system by encouraging capital flight out of the most stable and liquid markets in the world. in the pile of new regulations, a few good ideas. this effort is getting trumped by 2300 pages of government attempting to micromanage every player in the financial system. the most competitive banking system is one with high capital requirements and few rules on the extension of credit, with it to a consumer or corporate sponsor. is up to us to correct the mistakes and ensure the end result is a financial system built on higher capita

i wish my voice was better, more like norman royce who was the voice of god. or steve reeves, who was hercules. kevines pretty good, too. maybe if you count up instead of down because the programs you put on or 10. i hope what i say is worth the time and the cameras dwell on in -- >> host: you're fine, sir go to your question. >> i want to give people a chance to write some books down. my question will be asked in the beginning. can democracy work if people aren't all intellectually. it's people who are prone -- an intellectual is someone who is given to study, reflex and speculation. think of how many people who don't know the religion or nationality of our presidents, that people got here 10 though years ago, that abortion is wrong even if a failure of birth control is done soon, and the martyrdom of dr. kevorkian about letting people die with dignity. maybe we should live each day as we would want people to live in a better future. and so the caller's voices were not very clear. i don think it's jbl's full. if you saw in sci-fi news, they're got 100. maybe

♪ ♪ >> de ahÍ nos vamos a san antonio, texas, donde prince royce tiene nÚmero uno a corazÓn sin ra. ♪aÑÓ de cerveza y jenni en represalia le devolviÓ el gesto. y tambiÉn la llamÓ piojosa y segÚn dijo estaba alcoholizada. todo esto se comea acerca de esta noticia. decÍa sí es verdad me debo ante mis fanÁticos pero soy un ser humano, me agredieron y yo respoÍ. dÓnde estÁ el lÍmite de la persona y el artista? >> yo no la voy a criticar a ella de ningÚn modo porque ella es ella. yo recuerdo que una vez alguien llamÓ a mi programa y me insultÓy yo le dije: esta es tumanera de pensar, la mÍa es diferente. quizÁ pudo decir: me gustarÍa hablar contigo despuÉs de este evento. porque a lo mejor hay algo que tiene esa mujer que serÍa importante poder saber quÉ era. >> ella dijo que ella no era su fanÁtica porque no le... >> cÓmo que no? sÍ, una fanÁtica puede hacer algo asÍ. >> estÁ buscando tensiÓn y si yo te respondo n la misma moneda, genero mÁs agresividad. y si no te doy la atenciÓn y a veces te escriben cosas que te gustan. >>uno habla comenta pero uno tiene que estar en esa situaciÓra ver

we are trying something in petersburg, virginia that is centered around the rolls royce aerospace's manufacturing facility. it has been an enormous -- i am going to paris tomorrow where every aerospace company in the world will be there. that is part of our strategy to focus on aerospace and high-tech advanced manufacturing. i am delighted to be here. tom and mark, thank you for being here. it is an honor to be here to listen to you and share some ideas about what is working for the states. we have to do a better job of convincing the federal government to control spending and to put program policies in place. especially of the past couple of years, some of the things that have happened had not been good for free enterprise. thanks for having me. [applause] >> i want to do a quick go around the table. you all represent big, small, high-tech, and everything. bill, tell them who you are and what you do. [unintelligible] [unintelligible] >> we are in the transmission repair, rebuilding, and resurfacing business. >> ashley furniture industry located in wisconsin. >> i am president of a company called

before the house in 2000, gse reform bill and didn't go anywhere. 2005 we had gse reform bill with the royce amendment that really would have tightened things up with regard to lending. that didn't go anywhere. it had passed the house but didn't go into the senate. we had numerous hearings here with the president of fannie mae shows how they cooked the books in order to make themselves eligible for the pensions down to two or three mills to come within the particular window. it appears to me the evidence was out there. both president bush and clinton encouraged them to buy up the subprime into the loans and packages. and the reason that i quoted your statement, i'm glad you are recognized that you are indeed the author of that senate on page four, is the fact that that really is the core reason for why we're in the financial crisis today. dodd-frank addresses a lot of issues and that's fine. and they are interesting. but do you believe that the power existed within the federal agencies that they could have stopped these bad loans from taking place in the first place? without any further legi

. >>> the airline qantas has reached an undisclosed settlement with rolls royce after an engine disintegrateded to make an emergency landing with passengers on board and much of the australian carrier's fleet was subsequently grounded. >>> cigarette packs in the u.s. will soon feature new warning labels, and we should warn you they are intentionally graphic. the labels are part of an fda effort to discourage smoking an show diseased lungs, disfigured teeth, and the other dangers of smoking. the warnings must appear on cigarette packs by the fall of 2012. tobacco use is to blame for more than 440,000 u.s. dertaths ever year. >>> this morning the first lady addressed a group about leadership in south africa. she was greeted by a joyful choir and scores of south africans. tuesday mrs. obama and the first daughters read some dr. seuss books at a day care center. >> our fish said, no, no, make that cat go away. tell the cat in the hat you do not want to play. he should not be here. he should not be about. he should not be here when your mother is out. >> and the visit wasn't all story time. the ob