how are you, rudy? >> i'm doing okay, thank you. thanks for having me. >> how old are you, rudy?> i'm 23. going to be 24 this year. >> we met, you were 12? >> i believe so, yeah. >> a decade ago now. >> it was a decade ago, and you lost your 4-year-old sister, your 7-year-old brother, your mother. your 11-year-old brother, vincent. >> yes. >> he was stabbed 11 times as i recall. >> yes, he was. >> he ended up testifying at the trial. how is vincent? >> vincent is okay. he's actually expecting, he's going to be a father in a few months now. he's working, got his life on track, thank god, and everything is going good for him. i'm happy. >> and how about for you? >> everything is going good for me as well. just trying to do the best things that that i can with my time, put the past behind me and look forward and hope for great things in the future. >> i just want to tell our viewers for a second. you know, rudy, i guess it was an angel that was watching him because the night that all of this happened, he went next door to his grandparents' house to stay. >> yes. that's correct. i wa

rudy tanzi. rudy, once again, thanks for doing this show and bringing it to pbs. >> oh, are you kidding? it's my pleasure. i mean, to help pbs, i mean, how much pbs is helping everyone every day to keep their brains healthy. i mean, there's no other station that can keep your brain healthy like this than pbs. >> and we've got some wonderful ways to say thank you for your gift of support, including a package of tools that will give you and your family everything you need for building your super brains, and you should know this package is exclusive to pbs. you're not gonna find it anywhere else starting at the affordable $60-a-year membership level. we'll say thank you with the dvd that includes everything we just televised in the lecture, plus an extensive audience q&a. now, if you can move up to that $144 level of support, we'll show our appreciation with "super brain, a user's manual." this life-changing multimedia learning system includes all the keys to turning your brain into a super brain. y

rudy tanzi. he's a leading expert in alzheimer's research. today, he's gonna talk to us about the mind/brain connection and how to create a super brain. remember, you can't have a mind/body connection unless you have a mind/brain connection. rudy? >> dr. tanzi: thank you, deepak. (applause) over the next 60 minutes, i'm going to share with you some amazing facts about the brain, and i'm going to tell you how you can transform your brain into a super brain. a super brain. what can you expect from a super brain? well, you'll find it easier to solve everyday problems, you'll find yourself making better decisions with a greater sense of intuition, you'll have a better memory, you'll be less stressed, you'll even find it easier to lose weight, your relationships at home and work will improve, and finally, you'll be able to reduce your risk for our worst nightmare as we age, dreaded alzheimer's disease, which i've devoted my professional career to studying. i know, this sounds like a lot and it sounds

i got a chance to talk with the man who inspired the movie, "rudy."emax can help you drive supply costs... down... ...and down. just use your maxperks card and get a case of x-9 paper for only 1-cent after maxperks rewards. find thousands of big deals now... ...at officemax. >>> danny "rudy" rudiger became a household name after the the 1993 movie "rudy," tells the story of a working-class kid's struggle to get into notre dame and to make history. i spoke to him about tomorrow's championship between notre dame and alabama and his recent encounter with a very special family. take a look. rudy, north dame hasn't played for a college football championship since 1998, so, to kind of quote an old phrase from back in the day are you psyched? >> let's put it this way, north dame's ready. they're hungry. and i think every notre dame fan feels the same. they have been waiting a long time for this culture to come back. and it's exciting to see for college football. i was at a fund-raiser for the state of alabama yesterday for basically helping them raise money

and as rudy giuliani puts it, dare the senate not to pass it. the senate doesn't even look at them, rudy, they have been doing this for a while. >> i always enjoy rudy giuliani and shawn playing truth or dare, but they look a little out of touch. maybe that is because shawn has not been following it closely. they do have a bunch of misleading proposals and pass them, versions of them and push the ryan plan. we know what it looks like. it involves the complete disassembling of the plans. >> and by the way, that strategy has been a disaster, because democrats don't -- they don't feel dared to pass the bills. and it allows them to say this is exactly what the republicans want to cut and what they stand for, and the american people don't like it. >> and whenever we have a divided congress, one being republican, the other democrat. neither cares what the other body does. they just never care. when the republicans controlled the senate and tip o'neill was the speaker of the house, he didn't care what they passed in the senate. there is nothing new in

>> he is not armed he has five plain clothed security detail that mayor rudy giuliani had when he was the mayor of new york. >> sean: mayor rudy giuliani isn't calling for strictest gone control laws in the history of the country, katie. >> the left believes mayor bloomberg and mayor rudy giuliani are more important than the average american citizen who can't aferd to have 24 hour seven day per week security. >> absolutely not. not. >> excuse me. to the point of attacking jason matera. what is wrong with are you willing to give up armed security you're a big proponent of gun control? michael bloomberg has been arguing guns make us less safe. why does michael bloomberg need five armed security guards with handguns and i'm sure have ar 15 rifles in the car. why do they need that if that is the case? >> because here is the difference. we're talking about a trained police officer who knows how to handle a weapon. who has gone through weeks of training. what we're not talking about are, you know, vigilantes. >> i've been a fiscal marksman since i'm 11 years old. i can't carry a gun with mo

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conley the 2-on-1 and finishes with the layup 88- 82 mem conley: 16 points 1:15 left, grizzlies up 4 rudy gay - pretty ices the game with this step back 2- pointer from the baseline gay: 18 points, 6 assists final: 94-87 grizzlies warriors 8th straight loss to memphis first back to back losses since early november washington at cal oski the bear as cal hosted washington at haas pavilion cal didn't shoot well tonightjustin cobbs with the air ball cobbs and crabbe: 7/27 combined cal shot just 37% c.j. wilcox - the big junior guard was the best player on the floor - knocks down the 3-pointer wilcox: 19 points, 8 rebs battered mike montgomery washington wins 62-47 cal drops to 9-6 washington st. at stanford 1 johnny dawkins - still looking for his first pac-12 win of the year 2nd half 2 fella named brock motum had himself a game tonight fat for the cougars - easy layup here motum: game high 29 points 4:31 left, cardinal up 3 3 dwight powell - the follow dunk as the cardinal pull away powell: 16 points, 11 rebs stanford goes 12/12 from foul line in last two minutes stanford wins 78-67 >> the b

rudy was a child bride and her story of leaving the church is something we have rarely seen.ary tuchman spoke with her and went back inside the flds community to see what jeffs' followers have to say. >> reporter: 26-year-old rudy jessop has accomplished something that very few women in warren jeffs' fundamentalist polygamist church have done, late last week she escaped. how old were you when you got married? >> 14. >> how old were you when you had your first baby? >> i was 16. >> and ruby escaped with those babies, six of them. babies she had with a husband that is still in the church. the children are now 10, 8, 7, 6, 4, and 2. >> reporter: do you still believe that warren jeffs is the prophet? >> no. >> reporter: warren jeffs, the self-professed prophet of the flds since 2002 is now serving a life sentence in prison, but he continues to rule with an iron fist from his cell. he made many of the laws here, and forced many countless young girls into marriage like ruby. most never leave, but ruby said she always dreamed of leaving. hoping to get out of the twin towns of colora

here with the reaction of the troubling story former new york mayor rudy guiliani.know the first questions that come to my mind are, why would anyone give these planes when they likely will be used to attack israel? >> it's hard to figure out exactly what else they could be used for. explain to me where egypt is threatened. egypt is not threatened by saudi arabia, egypt is not threatened by iran. egypt is not threatened by russia, china, the united states. what conceivable reason would they have for these jets other than to do something to protect themselves theoretically against israel or to help iran in some kind of action against israel, considering the fact that this man, i have a particular grievance against this man because he wants the blind sheik released from prison, a man convicted of a conspiracy to bomb my city. >> sean: that was the 1993 world trade center bombing. >> that one and two years later engaged in a conspiracy to bomb our bridges, our tunnels, and people may have forgotten this. he was in new jersey, a preacher, he is probably behind the 1993

you got to do with if you put the pudding in the spoon in your mouth and twirl it out and spit it rudy. and camille. i'm bill cosby. [laughi [laughing]. >> she has got a gift. thank you. we'll see you next 0 captioning sponsored by comedy central ["the colbert report" theme music playing] [eagle caw] [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting stephen] >> stephen: that's right. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. thank you so much, everybody. [cheers and applause] folks, please -- welcome -- welcome, ladies and gentlemen, in here out there to tonight's information uplink. thank you for joining us, folks. folks, when i'm right, i'm right. and when i'm wrong, i'm often right, too. but when i'm wrong and i'm wrong, i'm big enough to change my opinion. [ laughter ] case in point, i'm no fan of the french. [ laughter ] yeah, they gave us that statue, but it turned green as soon as we put it up. [ laughter ] and i don't have to tell you what a money pit louisiana's turned out to be. jefferson should have gotten a gift receipt for that thing. [ laughter ] i have always seen the french as truffle-huffi

my name is rudy corpus. i'm a parent, proud parent of my three kids who go to creative arts. i got one of myself kids on the honor role but i'm here to talk about the coexist annual bringing. >> >> gateway middle school elementary school to the schoo. i feel it's a bad idea. it wouldn't work for either school. the campus is too small than comparable schools. it would mean over 700 kids which makes no sense especially when there are more schools with more space and less kids. i think a lot of parents already talked about how much the school's been through already and how a lot of kids have to eat on the black top which i don't think is good, but i think it's important to know my main issue is the safety and the academics. i run a violence prevention program that has been in the school district for 18 years now. we started at balboa before they reconstituted the schools and one of the reasons it was bad because of the emersion of the schools not knowing who is moving who and the neighborhood caused a lot of the problems and i think making an impact and making it effective is re

it was then called the chief administrative officer and rudy rothenberg and incredible civil servant and i worked with him on this building. in fact i drew this building. i had architecture work as a midship man and if i find it i'm going to give it to you. we also as a result of that we subsumed the department of public health ambulance into the fire department and should have been done years ago and we centralized 911 upstairs. it was a great ride. in addition to the people i mentioned there were scores of others that helped me to succeed kronenberg was one of these people to help me when the political system was going on and i am particularly indebted to the usual suspects, the san francisco suspects who come forward when you have problems and help you to fix them, and i will end with that because they make a difference, and i will end with that, and i brought something with me i want to show you. that's the emergency plan that i as the first all hazards emergency plan that we wrote for this city. it was praised up and down the coast. you have a better one now, and could you reach

rudy, former director of cbo and before we get started housekeeping issues. each speaker will speak five or six minutes then be open to questions from you. watching on c-span or the web you may send us questions. and please keep this question brief. >> happy new year. we sit here on january 8 and it is already crazy busy with tax policy. to talk about the consequences, back in october we issued a report with the primary results of that study i want to remind those. the chart so with it being in percentage points than use see on average but that would be a giant tax increase. on the left is households by the income they earn and go from lowest to top. a the middle quintile were scheduled to have a tax increase of four percentage points raising 14% 32% which is the equivalent of to sell some dollars. but to raise the tax rate from 31% up that 38 percent. the conclusion is it is a big deal for all americans. lowest to highest but varying with different income levels. fee of their big results is the common theme and lithos bush tax cuts that would grab the headli

player to the raptor >>> rudy gay is on the move.rizzlies have grade traded their leading scorer to the raptors as part of a 3-game 6-player deal. [ cheering and applause ] >> st. mary's won its 16th straight against usf. brad waldo finishes at the rim. they hang on down the stretch, 67-63. and stanford knocked off 10th ranked oregon 76-52. [ male announcer ] with citibank it's easy for jay [ wind howling ] easier than actually going to the bank. mobile check deposit. easier banking. standard at citibank.

mike conley and rudy gay. straight losses now for the warriors. >>> looking for the first conference win of the year. hosting washington state. josh houston misses, powell cleans up the mess. >>> nobody was elected to the hall of fame! barry bonds didn't come close. just 36% said he belonged in the hall. >> bare bonds won three mvps when he was still skinny. that's good enough for me. >> the baseball hall of fame walked through there and count the cheaters, the guys who lied. >> and people's choice awards at kpix sports, i want to hear from the people! do you think bare bonds was a first-ballot hall of famer? tonight, 11:00, people's choice awards. >> everybody's going to have an opinion. ,,,,,,

. >>> in the nba, memphis rallied from a 17-point deficit and rudy gay finished with 26 points against philadelphia. the grizzlies defeated the 76ers, 103-100. >>> and president obama welcomed the nba champions the miami heat to the white house yesterday. the team gave the president a jersey with his name on it. superstar lebron james seemed awed at being there with the president. this is what he said. >> we're in the white house right now. this is like -- hey, mom, i made it. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brought to you by just for men mustache and beard. keep your edge. >>> just ahead, meet the san francisco 49ers' secret super bowl weapon. tina fey reveals her dream project post "30 rock". >>> and taye diggs is your worst nightmare, criminals. >>> welcome back. here's a look at the radar out of the northwest. definitely from seattle f you're traveling through the passes, it's just a flow of moisture and the angle and temperature. gets a little difficult. we are seeing snow at high elevations. getting nailed in the mountains, too, of northeastern oregon. as far as the forecas

lots of economists such as your friend rudy dornbush from mit that you mentioned, are believers that competition is the hallmark of a country thriving, growing including jobs, etc. and lots of economists even before the euro was instituted argued that they needed europe more competition rather than a coordinated currency, etc. and they predicted bad woes for europe under the euro. you've mentioned a lot of the problems on the flip side of competition, namely regulation. give us your perspective in terms of competition, regulation and the euro and government coordination. >> i think it's a very good question. a lot needs to be done there. and i think that at the time that the euro was put together and my good friend bob mundell -- professor at columbia, nobel prize winner -- had different views of how it was going to work out than what's happened. that was not in his idea book, because you've had tremendous regulation there. you need more deregulation. there's no doubt about it. in order to get more competitive. i mean, take a case -- and i keep going back to greece because that's in

it was then called the chief administrative officer and rudy rothenberg and incredible civil servantnd