charles schulz -- george and charlotte shultz. this afternoon, we are doing something that, frankly, should have been done a long time ago. in this city, when the concept of a memorial for veterans what spurs done, they said it would be right here. of course, we have finally, after many, many tries, got this right. in 1936, the construction produced it, and then there was six or seven additional times from the original time, and it does not to work, but finally, about two or three years ago, we got it right. the board of trustees decided in their wisdom to say thank-you to two incredible san franciscans in making the horseshoe circle named in their honor. all of you have come for this occasion. the man who presides over this city, for purposes of everything, is, of course, the mayor. directly across the street is where he journeys from on this occasion. ladies and gentlemen, let me present to you, the mayor of the city and county of san francisco, would just celebrated his 60th birthday, mayor ed lee. mayor lee: thank you, and the

and bill schulz who thinks he is in got them city rising up against baine. and look it is anthony cumea, co-host of the "opi expe anthony -- and an thon nay show." >> today in science the jennette tau cysts sequenced the genome in the hope of breeding better specimens and found that it is 30,000 genes versus 30,000 in a human being. which begs the question, who cares? and furthermore, why do we do this story to begin with? never mind. >> everything you say begs the question, who cares? i'm talking to both of you. >> making fun of an inadd met -- an inadd do met object. why go through the paces? mitt romney may have officially clinched the gop nomination. apparently the election is already over. according to a volume gist, the skies predict an obama reprize. five star stargazers assess the opponent and say barak will be back. for you know nothings, that's when the sun enters the sign of air reece. that clinches the decision. she says, quote, it is obvious obama stays where it is without a change in status. you know who is not staying where he is? no uh stroll

and bill schulz blessedly out of the country and filling in for him is an acclaimed star of stage and screen. catch him staring opposite jude law in an adeptation of "battleship." and sitting next to me is comedian and serial killer tom shalou. there is no pinch. thereth is weird. i was ready to throw to pinch, and i am glad i don't have to. it was a breakfast club with the dude from "scrubs." on thursday president obama held a special early morning get together at the beverly hills hotel with 25 young hollywood stars. it included zach brass, diana

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[applause] ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, secretary george shultz and chief of protocol, charlotte schulze honorees. [applause] >> thank you, distinguished guests, my fellow board members. nancy and i would call this a wow day, and it is a wonderful day. i was sitting here thinking that from my home town, mineola, texas, for willie, and board of texas, for me, i do not know whether they would have named a street for us there or not, but there would have been a problem because in both of those towns, there is only one street, and it has already been named main street. it is breathtaking to think that a street here is named for george and myself. coming in on the carriage, i rather like that. the surprise is i guess that they are giving us the carriage and horses? i cannot wait to arrive at the opera. mayor, do you think we should get some permits for the horse and carriage on russian hill? i don't know. seriously, everybody knows that has ever talk to me more than a few minutes that i am passionate about these buildings. i have had the opportunity of being involved with the bond issues for

the question is how big the price will be. >> that was martin schulz. >>> u.s. treasure secretary timothy geithner is urging eurozone leaders to figure out ways to calm markets right now. he says they're running out of time to deal with the european debt crisis. geithner called on leaders to come up with concrete plans. they'll gather next week in los cabos, mexico, and get together again later this month at a summit in brussels. >> if you wait to move in these things and you let the market get ahead of you, then you increase the cost of the solution and you make it harder to get there. >> geithner also commented on speculation about greece and some other countries exiting the eurozone. >> they considered this carefully and decided it is in the their interest to hold it together, and what they say to us is they will do whatever is is necessary to hold it together. >> he said u.s. officials do not need to play a bigger role in solving the problems. he argus europe is a rich continent and its leaders have the capacity to deal with the issues they face. >>> members

"the wall street journal" reports best buy founder richard schulze is considering making a bid for the troubled retailer. schulze is the company's largest shareholder, owning a little more than one-fifth of shares, worth about $1.4 billion. best buy shares have lost 40% in the past year as the company has struggled with stiff price competition, slower sales, and c.e.o. brian dunn stepping down after an inappropriate relationship with a female employee. the stock fell about 1% in after-hours trading from its close of $19.37 a share. >> tom: it took a while for buyers to come out today, but they eventually did, with the indices making up a fraction of what they have lost over the previous few sessions. it wasn't until about noon eastern time that the s&p 500 regained positive territory, and kept it through the end of the session, ending with a half- percent gain. volume was 710 million shares on the big board; 1.6 billion moved on the nasdaq. it was a fairly concentrated rally, with really only two sectors seeing gains over 1%. the consumer discretionary sector was up 1.2%, and energy re

gary schulz one of the officials at penn state. also in hot water as a result of what's happening here. is something like this likely to end up in court, as well, that there's a possible secret file of all things, kathleen, on allegations? >> sure, absolutely. if that does exist and if the facts are as stated then that will help the prosecution's case against sandusky because it will show that them knew that there was sexual activity occurring and that they did nothing to stop it. it will also be damaging in the case against curly and schulze and it may possibly open the floodgates into more arrests. >> there's a report out of the testimony that came down on tuesday that some of the jurors were actually seen drying their eyes when the man known as victim number one talked about the allegation that he was assaulted and forced to perform sex with secretary. you've got jurors wiping tears, kathleen. >> it's very upsetting for everyone. every time a child testifies as to something so heinous, it's heartbreaking for everyone. that shows

my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. >> you laughed at that. and he is chess king's most successful cat tau log model, writer and caw -- and comedian, jesse joyce. what was that? pro joyce. >> i was doing my eyebrows. >> it is too late. and his circulation is decreased so he will soon be deceased. good to see you, pinch. >> there is is a youtube sensation, umg kitty can be a biological learning aid when it comes to young students. when reached for comment the feline responded with, quote, me -- meow, meow, meow, meow. >> well done, intern punch. back to you, greg. >> this is turning into a theater of concern. >> tv. >> let's go to serious news. is the face of people tied to the beatle? thanks to global warming, you know what that is, insect population is soaring and they are killing forests in montana. the bigger picture, some scientists say the earth could be nearing a point where mass extinction would undermine maned inned could. mankind. it is spurred by economic expansion go gobbling up land. said one called expert, the situation scares the

were dropped off at the maryland spca on falls road. 11:09- 11:15amanda schulz::(coverrthis sot withhots of two brown labs) i remember their owwer came n and she wws very upset, she was already crying when she cameeto the door.at 13 years old.... they're chances for adoption are 0/50.there's no time limit at the pca... pets can stay as long as it takes.... but in other parts &pwaving adootion fees to - lighten the load. 05:24- 05:38 ailleen gabbee: this has been growing over the past few years and i think baltimore challenges, the economy has been tough on this city and the fact that so many pets are given up for that reason shows us there are issues in our community.foreclosures in baltimore are up 20 percent over the last year..... and the state is inveeting millions intoohousing assistance.... and while tough times call for tough decisions ....00:31:21- 00:31:34dave: its heartbreaking, in my mind an animal is like a budget and if you cant budget for the amount of animals in your house, you shouldnt have them. the best a pet can hope for is a fighting chance..... 00:32:47- 00:32:50

and he is back from his latest round, my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if hilarity was an ab workout, i would do him in under six minutes on the floor of my living room. next to me, comedian or so he claims to be though i haven't seen proof, shaw rad small. and the words he doth say willied you a stray. good to see you, pinch. >> a times editor your wholeheartedly supports the demolishing of the great works dam. there by replenishing the dore president ma salmon population. >> well done. >> i was guy be inned hind the guy -- behind the guy in the t-shirt. >> it is a pittsburgh pirate. it is a pittsburgh pirate ladies and gentlemen. there we go. >> there is the proof. >> does flashing a severed head mean they want him dead? "game of throwns" apologized for george w. bush's head on a spike during the show's season finale last year. the whole thing had gone unnoticed until they put it out on their dvd commentary track. >> i am saying people should back up. the last head on the left is george bush. george bush's head appears in a couple beheading scenes.

my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and a if fierce comentary was a fog horn i would blow him on a yacht. next to me tucker tucker carlton and the stories he prints makes the nation wins. it is our new york times correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> this week they profiled owe braye ham lincoln -- profiled "abraham lincoln, vampire hunter." he was actually a hunter of the undead. he was a revered mummy therapist. the more you know, greg. >> fantastic. four more years, will it end in tears? the washington post, an actual post, wonders if it is possible for obama or any president to win a second term in the modern world of politics. the paper sites a pessimism about the country, intense partisan ship and a splint erred media that has twitter, blogs and facebook. he plays along saying, quote, due to the evolution of our politics and media we may never see a two-term president again. in an era of high definition politics where every flaw is exposed it is challenging to effectively govern, puke. for more let's go live t

and bill schulz thinks he is traveling to permethius. and next to me is paul mccurio.nd he is a lefty punk who only prints junk. how are you, pinch? >> it is that time of the year when fresh-faced young sc ri bes enter in the form of summer interns. you there. what section would you like to work for, young man? david brooks hired you, didn't he? he will be in the mailroom. >> i always thought the only thing that would make this better is if there are two of them. both of you go away. so there is a socialist and chief and does he need celebrity relief 1234* he attempted to put the fun in fundraiser as he hobb knobbed and it has me so outraged that -- sorry, i can't do this. i have been teasing this story about relationships for the last two weeks. we never get to it. tonight i am hosting. guess who is leading off the a block. a study from the university of iowa has found that couples who have sex early on has the same quality as those who put off getting off. meaning that one nightstand could be the love of your life. as to what happens to the couples who wait? i am jus

. >> that was martin schulz the european parliament president. >> now the tension is now on spain. madrid has called for the european central bank to step in to relieve international markets pressure as a borrowing costs soar. >> the 10-year bonds went to 7%, raising serious concerns about its financial health. >> in madrid, the sense of relief at the greek elections did not last long. traders are still worried about spain's future. today, we saw the market opened higher. within just minutes, they fell again. we expect the risk premiums for spain and other problem countries to remain where they are. that is indicated in the price spain pays to borrow money. six months ago, 10-year bonds were selling at an interest rate of 5.1%. now that rate tops 7% for the first time. spain's budget deficit is already huge and the government cannot afford to keep paying interest rates at that level. last saturday, the arizona ministers -- euro zone ministers agreed, but many doubt that will be enough. they were stuck with bad loans after the property boom collapsed in 20008. the ministers are due

that's 71-year-old richard schulz. he launched the company in 1966 and he owns 20% of the firm. he said today he is exploring options for his ownership stake. this is fueling speck lace that he may lead a private takeover of best buy. >>> it's the beginning of the end for exxon mobil in northern virginia. the company says it plans to close its fairfax headquarters and take more than 2,000 jobs to texas. kristin fisher has more from outside their headquarters with what this means for the local economy. >> reporter: when exxon mobil first moved into this sprawling campus in the early '80s, it was a very big deal for fairfax county. for the next three decades it would bring high paying highly skilled jobs and a nontraditional industry to northern virginia, but yesterday the company announced all 2,100 employees would be moving to a new home in houston. the reason? company consolidation. virginia governor bob mcdonnell told the washington post we've actually been fortunate they've delayed their decision. we were able to keep them here a couple years to keep that presence here. obvio

standard and poor's auto analyst robert schulz thinks the market has tremendous potential despite fears about a global economic downturn. >> vehicle sales tend to be tied to g.d.p., so if the economy was to soften, it would hurt sales, but we think it's still an emerging market, but a place they're not putting so much money into that the investment would put the company at risk if it came to that. >> reporter: g.m. opened the st. petersburg plant four years ago. it hopes within the next few years this plant and another in russia will more than triple production in the country from 98,000 today to about 350,000. diane eastabrook, "n.b.r.," chicago. >> tom: while g.m. is expanding in russia, it's recalling more than 400,000 of its chevrolet cruze sedans. the recall affects chevy cruzes built in the u.s. between 2010 and 2012. owners will be notified next month about a 30-minute fix, keeping flammable liquids from being trapped in the engine. but this isn't the only vehicle in the spotlight today. the national highway traffic safety administration says it received complaints about a power

. >> each night veteran talk host ed schulz tackles the issues that matter most to americans. don't miss "the ed show" right here on msnbc. the place for politics. >>> diplomatic efforts to end the bloodshed in syria are failing according to the united nations. u.n. observers themselves were being attacked. this happened yesterday as they tried to reach the site of the latest reported massacre in syria. we're following the story from cairo. >> reporter: lying for the world to see. the victims of what amateur video shows as a massacre in the village of cobare and surrounding areas. among the dead, women and children, even entire families were killed. we reached a human rights activist in syria in contact with eyewitnesses. they blamed the military and government militias. a similar attack occurred three weeks ago in the village of houla. u.n. observers on the ground tried to visit the area of the most recent mass is a care. they came under attack. and were denied entry. >> the regime sponsored violence that we witnessed yesterday in simply unconscionable. >> reporter: for more

prosecutors say gary schulz, a former vice president initially withheld the file during the investigation and the mills for contradicts what was told the grand jury. full of men have with not guilty to charges of perjury. >>catherine: the wife of dole zimmerman is facing charges of her own. she has been charged with perjury. prosecutors said she made false statements about the family's financial situation during a april bond hearing for her husband. both george and shelley zimmerman remain in jail. a man suspected of setting a woman on fire in florida will remain in jail for their eighth test of this suspect to be held without bond. he is charged with attempted murder after police say he poured gasoline on the mother of his child and let her on fire. the woman has severe burns to her body and face. the man who had his face too often for the says he is in good and suffered a brain injury and losses let die, his right eye is severely injured. he was attacked on may 28th by a man that was shot and killed. doctors say despite the severity of his injuries he is walking, talking and eating well

. >> so schulze reportedly worth $7 billion. seven times ebda.eone would be interested but couldn't raise what schulze has himself? >> that's the challenge. i said any deal would be excess of $10 billion. the challenge would be raising the capital to essentially buy the piece schulze does not own at this point. >> would you be worried -- it won't be a public company if it goes private so we won't have to care, but would you be worried about the company's ability to actually continue servicing all that debt? >> well, that's -- and i think that's probably the biggest concern. if people -- if anyone is looking to take best buy private and load onto it, that would be the biggest concern. as we've talked about, best buy remains the largest consumer electronics retailer in the united states. a dominant force. the company is solidly profitable. they generate a lot of cash. those are all positives. on the negative side we've seen for best buy for a while now is they really face a much more challenging competitive landscape, particularly with amazon and o

bill schulz is not here once again. filling in is michael moynahan. and he is so sharp he can shred lettuce by sneezing on it. it is quite useful on taco night. allen covert, that's three things. and he is one of the producers of "that's my boy" c adam sandler and andy sandburg that hopes on friday. i have seen it 18 times. i am lying. >>> let's do a story. with which celeb should he break bread? now obama supporters can decide. they will choose who should be the president's next vp. a new twist on the barak fundraising contest. before they could win a meal with bam, but now it is so much more. the campaign's official blog invites people to, quote, pitch in $3 or whatever you can to be automatically entered to win a seat at the table. and then make sure to weigh in on who you think should join president obama. he has the gorming clooney, sara jessica parker and of course president bill clinton. who is next? "red eye" had some suggestions and i decided to put together my top choices if i happen to win the raffle. >> i don't even know what the algonquin

it is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if hilarity was laundry i would do him on a friday night. sherrod small. >> in the house. >> not really. it is a studio. and our new york times correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> speaking to the latino elected officials, mitt romney proposes granting green cards to immigrants and giving legal status to immigrants serving in the military. i condemn that, countered mitt romney. [laughing] that funny joke, boss. who mitt romney? intern, you are an idiot, but you make a great cup of coffee. >> how can he make coffee? he has no hands. >> he does it with his mouth. duh. >> i never saw the little one before. >> they are not shooting it anymore. it does prove that anytime you take something and make it smaller it is cuter. jay it is so cute. >> cuter and dumber. >>> it was doing time or a sore behind. in a strange and yet trans fixing youtube video posted this week, a young man who is apparently dating a underage girl is given two punishments bay the father, a butt whipping and jai

and bill schulz blessedly out of the country and filling in for him is an acclaimed star of stage and screen. catch him staring opposite jude law in an adeptation of "battleship." and sitting next to me is comedian and serial killer tom shalou. there is no pinch. thereth is weird. i was ready to throw to pinch, and i am glad i don't have to. it was a breakfast club with the dude from "scrubs." on thursday president obama held a special early morning get together at the beverly hills hotel with 25 young hollywood stars. it included zach brass, diana agron 1k3* 40-year-old jarod leto. but while it was a campaign event, part of the young america effort in which he urged the well ebbed actors to get involved. many took to twit tore reach out to young america posting pics with the prez. they wrote, quote, maybe the only man i truly get nervous around. and ian somerholder said, 21st, century, lets de this. i just talk to this man about green energy and being a young american. wow. and today's to do list, maker of the free world laughed. speaking of cozy relationships. >> that really was lik

and bill schulz who just took bath salts. and next to me is michigan congressman thadius mccoder. and we have pinch. how are you pinch? >> which of the headlines belong to the paper of record? john edwards acquitted on one count. mistrial on five others. and the second, still guilty of being a cheating, lying, disgraceful husband, father and human being. which banner goes to the broad sheet and which to the tabloid? if you have to ask, you don't know how to read. >> m why pretty sure you don't know how to read. >>> it is a set baying for bagram. he lost steve gutenberg. he expressed disappointment with obama noting, quote, it is hard to believe in the presidency anymore. the gut was asked about the banking crisis saying, quote, i voted for obama, but i don't want to see obama on "the view" and playing firsbie and i don't want to know it is $40,000 at george clooney's house. and i love cloney into. that was gutenberg. and i think he should be at his desk all day. mitt romney was asked about a bunch of hecklers who showed up to shout down obama's senior advisor at a campaign event.

bill schulz is out still getting his body waxed. filling in for him once again is reason magazine contributing editor and jerk michael moynahan. and he is the star of the lifetime movie, got cash dash goth paper boy, writer and comedian, jesse joyce. his cd is called "pro joyce." was he banned from the police on account of his beliefs? a muslim-american man, is there any other kind, says a new york police department wouldn't hire him because he believed gays should be thrown in jail. the dude identified as far hand doe is suing the department for discrimination claiming his 2009 application was rejected. when he answered yes to the question, do you believe homosexuals should be locked up? he changed his views saying homosexuality was a sin, but not worthy of arrest. but the department says no to doe and his lawyer claims that's a violation of first amendment rights and that the nypd can't keep him off the force for anti-gay thoughts. speaking of things that are filled with hate. >> he is saying, i hate gay people. in the green room,

politically incorrect book of socialism" and in holland he is considered a canoe, my sidekick, bill schulz. and he knocks audiences dead with his humor and his giant, bloody shovel. it is comedian tom shalou. and all of his words are written by turds. good to see you, pinch. >> according to the rogues, 37 years og today a -- ago today "jaws" opened in theaters everywhere expint deuced the con september of summer blockbusters. i would like to act out one of the film's more memorable scenes. back to you. >> thank you. that was scary. i hope for a sequel. >>> so did obama, did president obama once tickle a boy to death? no, but you are close, america. according to a new bio of barak, as a kid the future president broke a friend's arm tickling his ear while riding a bike. i said it was close. the book by david moranis and it gives a detailed look at his early life. new york magazine picked out choice trivia like obama had an unusually hard head as a child. he was known for his, quote, wicked impression of mick jagger. didn't everybody do an impression. he used brute spray de -- de yoder rent a

my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and a very busy man, strange too. and he is rarely bold and is starting to mold. our new york times correspondent. good to see you pincho. >> today in health, they are helping track stars learn from the running styles of cheetahs. you know what i learned in this article? nothing. how about you? what did you learn? >> ice cream. >> no, not what you had for lunch. what did you learn about the article? >> ice cream. >> get him out of here. >> he is adorable. >> if aliens come, can we count on the one? >> most americans, 65%, i believe that is most, say that president obama is better suited than mitt romney to handle an out of space invasion. the poll was commissioned by the national geographic channel to promote the new sear re, we have run out of ideas. it is actually about ufo's. 36% of the united states believed ufo's exist. 79% say the government is hiding information about them. 65% think there are real life men in black whose mission it is to keep it secret. and 80% think my quads are out of this world. all of this

bill schulz is off so emma watson is in a stage adeptation of rock of ages. and she knows big time socks like i love knitting socks. next to me is liz mcdonald. and there is no pinch tonight so we get to start the show right now. well, i have noticed by naked dc.com, an internet address, the president's campaign has launched an obama event registry where your wedding guest can make a donation to his re-election effort. as they put it, got a birthday, anniversary or wedding coming up? let your friends know how important it is to you. register with obama 2012 and ask for a donation in lieu of a gift. it is a great way to support the president on your big day. and it is a gift we can appreciate and goes farther than a gravy bowl. try telling that to these little fellows. >> i have had thanksgivings like that? not really. i usually am on my couch watching a turkey dinner. enough about me. keith? >> yes. >> this is kind of gross. aren't weddings political enough with the seating arrangements and all? >> they are. i thought they said it goes further than a gravy bo