but answeredy, that did not come close to the money that sheldon adelson, $150 million raised for the republicans. who was the more effective fundraiser clearly the president one but why did it work that way? >> the case study between katzenberg types and sheldon adelson, the las vegas tie cone is an interesting one.

. >> sheldon's different. >> sheldon when you look at carmen, what do you see?n. i see a woman with a lot of strength, inner beauty and outer beauty. >> reporter: right now carmen doesn't have much control over her face. can you smile? that's great. >> yes. >> a little bit. yes. >> reporter: doctors tell her it will keep getting better and better. >> he kisses me. i can't pucker and feel yet. but i am looking forward to that day. because i know that day will come. >> reporter: elizabeth cohen, cnn, vermont. >> wow. extraordinary. and inspiring. all right. you have accounts for twitter and facebook. you search on google and you guy stuff from amazon. do you ever wonder what happens to all your information that's out there? we have the inside scoop on which companies get a gold star for protecting your data and which ones don't. i've always kept my eye on her... but with so much health care noise, i didn't always watch out for myself. with unitedhealthcare, i get personalized information and rewards for addressing my health risks. but she's still going to give me

-- >> sheldon's different. >> sheldon, when you look at carmen, what do you see?see an incredible woman. i see a woman with a lot of strength, lot of inner beauty and utter beauty. >> reporter: right now, carmen doesn't have much control over her face. can you smile? that's great. >> yeah. a little bit. yeah. >> reporter: doctors tell her it will keep getting better and better. >> he kisses me. i can't. i can't pucker and feel yet. but i am looking forward to that day. because i know that day will come. >> don, one of the things carmen can't do right now is hold her eyelids open. one of her eyes you might have noticed is closed. the other one they tape open because she's got a little bit of sight in that eye. they want her to be able to use it. as far as her emotional recovery goes, carmen said it really helped when she forgave her ex-husband. i asked her, carmen, how could you forgive him for something that was really so awful? she said, elizabeth, when you forgive someone, it's not for other person you forgive them, for yourself so you can move on. don? >> thank

. >> senator sheldon whitehouse making that statement after the deadly twister hit.id he's sorry. >> johnathon taxpayers will be sorry? >> it is out of the book of rom. and barbara boxer and a l gore are always quick to blame natural disaster on man- made global warming. look at terrible pictures of devastation. if you care about them you will pass the laws and regulations that are anti- man. we thank god for gasoline and oil to clean up. the greens have been wrong on every single prediction they made since it was called the ecology movement in the 1950s. christen? >> global warming people don't believe that tornados are caused by global warming. they will say that drought are taosed by global warming and hurricanes. but tornados that is not something they would say. the timing television was terrible. >> yes, the timing, showing a side by side screen as the twister was hitting oklahoma sheldon was on the senate delivering a global warming speech. >> the guy has no clue, but he is not the only one. we have seen the democrats and liberals using this tragedy that has f

but answeredy, that did not come close to the money that sheldon adelson, $150 million raised for theblicans. who was the more effective fundraiser clearly the president one but why did it work that way? >> the case study between katzenberg types and sheldon adelson, the las vegas tie cone is an interesting one. adelson gave $100 million that we know about to super pacs around the country. and katzenberg's amount paled to that. i supported newt gringrich and then he moved to mitt romney. he supported senate candidates that made gaffes. he supported super pacs that supported those candidates who were making gaffes. he was putting money in all these different causes, and really just spreading it far and wide. what you saw with katzenberg who does not have the $26.5 million $26.5 billion that sheldon adelson has he put money behind a few select candidates and causes that he felt would have an impact. obama's super pac was one. the campaign was another. the senate super pac to help the democrats keep their majority in the senate was another. the two case studies and someone really specifi

. >> sheldon's different. >> sheldon, when you look at carmen, what do you see?man. i see a woman that loves strength, inner beauty and outer beauty. >> right now carmen doesn't have much control over her face. can you smile? >> little bit, yeah. >> doctors tell her it will keep getting better and better. >> he kisses me. i can't pucker and feel yet, but i am looking forward to that day because i know that day will come. so i am looking forward to it. >> what a story. elizabeth is joining us now. what an inspiration this woman is, elizabeth. can she see? how much can she see? >> she can see a bit, wolf. you might have noticed one eye was closed. and that eye is completely blind. but the other eye was taped, a little piece of tape holding it open. and the reason for that is that carmen can't open her eyelids on her own. doctors hope in the coming months they can remove that tape and she'll be able to work her eyelids on her own. >> has she recovered emotionally from the attack? i guess that's going to be a very, very difficult. >> it has been difficult, but the at

>> my name is sheldon. i have owned the property on 274 cap street. >> speak into the microphone, sir. >> thank you. >> my name is sheldon fong. i'm the owner of 274 cap street. i have been doing this for the last two months. i have been taking care of every time they paint it. they mess it up, i went there and paint it, touch up. now, you still want to fine me for what i'm not doing, but i'm doing it every time they mess up the place i went to paint it. now, do i still have to pay the fine? i'm asking you a question? do i have to pay the fine? they want to fine me. why? i'm asking. why pick on the taxpayer. i'm the one who works hard to pay the tax and pay you to fine me. do that to me? that's what i want to know. okay in let me know. do i have to pay the fine. >> as i said before, for anyone who has come in today please sit tight at the end of the hearing well ask you to speak to the staff. next speaker? >> good afternoon supervisors. i have lived in san francisco for 61 years. while living here i have no

scoring chances, in overtime, sheldon souray,er play chance, stick of niklas kronwall.ime stop from jonas hiller. corey perry from a bad angle. and eaves off hiller. >> rick: these teams got together in 2009, jonas hiller, a 69-save beauty, triple overtime win against the ducks in joe louis arena. you see what he is facing soç r tonight. and glad you joined us tonight for this one on cnbc, as the duc ducks led 1-0 and 2-1, the red wings responded twice at 13:27 in the third period and brendan smith, his first nhl goal in support of his efforts by the wings. sends it out now, allen roughing up a red wing, and couldn't get the shot through, fired off the side of the goal. cleary reaching for it. winnik, lifts it out. cogliano has the speed to catch up to it. he does. settles down the rolling puck. stopped by beauchemin, and a great save there. what a chance for winnik and the ducks. filppula, back to the red wings. souray, keeps it away from franzen, off the glass, deflected out. no penalty. >> eddie: both coaches getting late here in the first overtime, having to use fu

. >> senator sheldon in the white house making that statement literally seconds after the deadly twister hit. he said he is sorry, but you say taxpayers will be sorry if democrats get their way. >> this is straight out of the book of rahm. never let a crisis go to waste. al gore is quick to blame any natural catastrophe which is terrible on man made global warming. it's argument through emotion. don't you care about these people? if you do, you will pass these laws and regulations that are anti-man. thank god for gasoline and oil to clean up the mess from the devastation. the greens have been wrong on every prediction they have made since it was called the ecology movement. >> any defending this democrat? >> i don't even -- i did research on it and global warming people don't even believe that tornados are caused by global warming. they will say that draughts are caused and hurricane, but tornados are not something they would even say. i am not sure why he said it and certainly the timing was terrible. >> the timing we showed a side by sidetwister was hitting moore, oklahoma. >> this was

louis's sheldon concert hall, mcferrin always encourages the audience to sing along, often pulling peoplejoin him. >> i like to think that regardless of how you come into the concert hall at the beginning you'll leave differently. you know, i think that's part of my job description as an artist is moving people to make important changes in their lives. >> reporter: another part of his job description, he says, is moving people to joy. >> if there's any one thing i want it's for people to have, or to feel that sense of joy, the joy that i feel just being able to sing and getting a roomful of strangers to sing together, what a joyful experience that is for me. i love it. ♪ >> reporter: mcferrin says he believes god speaks through his music. but he says that doesn't make him unique. >> god doesn't speak through me and not through you for some, for some reason. he speaks to everyone, and we in turn can open up our mouths, or open up our nds, or our minds or whatever, our professions, and let god speak through us to other people. >> my father used to say, "the lord has entrusted me with a tale

gods outside this is not a good offering something good fellow sheldon and would like everybody else that was not to give them well it's certainly not the biggest morning a band that was just seen with the response to the messing around one point two million people across the country but with three thousand people here today it's a start and it's also for good cools and of course that's why i'm also having a run. which is something i did repeatedly question once i got on the way. things i do for charity and for our t.v. it's not drink or party from roxanne. and finally a home away from home is taking shape for the athletes of the upcoming sochi winter games as construction workers apply the finishing touches to the olympic and paralympic village in the black sea resort nearby ice was being laid at the iceberg skating palace ahead of a training count for russian figure skaters while biking must go the organizing committee chief pledged to deliver the safest games ever. to threats that this is a global chill and should this has knowledge or graffiti it's could be everywhere and for the

. >> sheldon is different. >> i see an incredible woman that is strength.inaudible ]. >> yeah. >> doctors tell her it will keep getting better and better. i can't pucker and feel yet. i am looking forward to that day because i know that day will come -- >> wonderful woman. can she speak? >> she has partial sight in one eye. you saw one eye is closed. the other eye, i don't know if you noticed there was a piece of tape holding it open because she couldn't open it on her own. when i talked to her, i made sure i was there right in front of her. legally, she is actually blind. >> there has to be psychological scars too. >> absolutely. this attack was 2007. when she talks about it, she is not emotional about it. she says it like it is. she does the same in her book which she has just written. how can you so evolved? it really helped to for give him. how can you forgive someone who did this? you don't forgive for the other person. you forgive for yourself. when you forgive, it allows you to move on? >> the estranged husband is now in prison. >> right. >> how long

[applause] probably the greatest lawyers that i know, sheldon, the greatest lawyer. [laughter] you know, so gives me the wrong golf clubs when i ask for a club [laughter] thank you, ted olson, not only because we forged a friendship in the president bush white house advisory committee we served on, but because you've done your country a great service with david boys timely overturning what we hope is forever, discrimination based on sexual preference and more power to you for your courage and thank you for being my friend. grover norquist and i forged a friendship and is absolutely beautiful and incredibly intelligent lifer, forged a friendship, and they don't understand how we're friends even though he's virtually wrong about everything. [laughter] he's literally a gentleman. thank you, grover. i've got so many other elected officials here to thank. an old friend of mine and great member of the congress, but i do want to end before i get to the personal, and then i'm done. it is to talk about elijah cummings and darrell issa. i got the call from the chairman, and i

sheldon, it's not that bad. not bad? it's horrible.u hear stories about this sort of thing, but you never think it'll happen to you. so they steamed your dumplings. get over it. new topic, please. all right, penny. let me take this opportunity to point out that you are looking particularly ravishing today. not with a thousand condoms, howard. so, there is a number.

sheldon: three months. this is gonna be great. captioning sponsored by cbs and warner bros. television captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org catamaran. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. had is the 10:00 on ktvu channel 2. >>> at 5:10 plm deputies arrested leila's 12-year-old brother at the substation and charged him with homicide. >> late news out of calaveras county where the 12-year-old brother is under arrest, charge merchandise her death. good evening i'll ken wayne, heather holmes is off tonight. >>> a developing story tonight, a stunning ain-depth from the calaveras county sheriff's office, the 12-year-old brother of leila fowler has been arrested and charged with murder for the young girl's death sheriff 'oles say the homicide case is still an active investigation. ktvu's debora villone is live in valley springs. >> reporter: yes, we got this news a little over two hours ago. and we just got to the home where with leila fowler and her brother lived with her father and their stepmother. no one is here tonight in the wake of this st

that's the story on the long-running case, richard suin was the plaintiff in the case, and sheldon adelson. he toefield memorably at that trial back a month or so ago. folks, back to you. >>> thank you, tyler, we can see that sands is up. >> he was suing, and he won. >>> he had this to say about apple this morning. >> we still have a position in apple. we bought a bit below 400. i along with everybody else is waiting to hear what they have to say as far as do they have something revolutionary in the horizon? revolutionary? or do they have something evolutionary? if you don't have the steve jobs around to do the revolutionary sort of thing, do the evolutionary thing, and you have a have company that gets better. if they don't do either, we have a problem. >> joining us from r.w. bid is willpower. will, do you think that even an evolution reannounce muppet would be enoug -- reannouncement would be enough? >> i think you're on the right track there, mandy. i think it needs to be more along the lines of evolutionary rather than revolutionary. you have to be on the top of your game in terms of

i held a press conference with senator sheldon white house a couple of months ago.d the aarp and the senior group in america, the national organization for women, every veteran's organization, american legion, vfw, disability groups. the american people are saying loud and clear do not balance the budget on the backs of the elderly, the children, the sick and the poor. why is he doing this? i think the president continues for some strange idea to keep believing if he makes may john concession to the republicans that somehow he's going to get something back in return. i really don't know why he continues to think that. it hasn't woshlgd up to now. i don't believe it's going to work in the future. what he has got to do loudly and clearly is tell the american working families he is standing with them, he's going to take on the republicans, he's going to take on the big money interests and by the way, ed, on all of these issues we have the vast majority of the american people on our side. we can win these fights. we could put these guys on the defensi defensive. >> that

. >> that was senator sheldon white house, who offered a stunning 17 minute answer to that statement including god who gave us earth also gave us natural laws. >> we must in turn believe god gave us its laws of gravity, chemistry, physics. we must also believe god gave us our human powers of intellect and reason. why would he allow a badly engineered bridge or building to fall, killing innocent people but protect us from this mistake? >> exactly. if no divine power stops gravity from operating, no divine power will stop the heating of our planet. when we know we are putting an element in the atmosphere at outrageous levels, that will lead to an untenably hot planet. >> we're to continue to pollute our earth with literally mega tons each year of carbon, heating up our atmosphere, acidifying our seas, knowing full well by his natural laws what the consequences are. we need to face up to the fact there is only one leg on which climate denial stands. money. the polluters give and spend money to keep polluting. >> well said, senator. it's time for republicans to get out of the fringe lane

. ♪ >> a jury ruled against las vegas billionaire sheldon, and the judgment a win for richard thune arguingame ling licenses in the early 2000s and file the lawsuit in 2004, asked for 328 million, the stock down 14 cents california showing a budget surplus for the first time in more than a decade. governor brown, though, still warning lawmakers in the state not to spend. we're not out of the woods. the budget shows an 850 # million surplus, but he's asking for fiscal restraint and for strending cuts in the state. finally, dr. dre teamed up with his fellow beats electronics co-founder and music industry titan to donate 770 -- 70 million to the university of california. the generous gift creating a new academy of business and art with their names on it, of course, open to students in the fall of 2013. that is your west coast minute. well, i want to let you know fireworks expected on capitol hill in moments as eric holder appears in front of the house judiciary committee. >> lawmakers expected to grill him on justice department's swipe of phone records at the associated press, and melissa and

, visit thenewny.com >> and now that massive tornado in oklahoma, rhode island senator, democrat, sheldonopportunity to attack republicans for denying global warming. here is the senator. >> the damage that the polluters and deniers are doing doesn't just hit oklahoma and alabama and texas. it hits rhode island with floods and storms. it hits oregon with acidfied sees and montana with dying forests. so like it or not, we're in this together. you drag america with you to your fate. stuart: i believe in another sound bite he specifically mentioned republican dragging their feet. i think the man is jumping right into a-- into a tragedy. charles: it's extraordinarily despicable and respond the pale and he talks about oklahoma wanting billions from us. and i'm sure oklahoma paid taxes with rhode island. and the cyclical weather, the tornado there, it's a it's despicable and every aspect is asinine from a lot of angles and amazing that a senator would actually do this. stuart: i have to ask about, look, this is a dreadful tragedy and i don't want to bring up the issue of money at the moment, bu

the other thing i heard [ inaudible ] going off on is sheldon whitehouse talking about climate change and it was a speech criticizing republicans who revoke climate change. it's just -- i -- that's the thing -- you have got to -- yeah. >> it's not politicizing it. commenting on the reality of global warming. >> stephanie: exactly. and i was mentioning the right-wing host beating up on senator boxer about it -- >> they don't believe it. so therefore it's politics if someone talks about it. it's just a political football. >> stephanie: tragically and unbeknownst to the senator at the time a series of tornados were hitting oklahoma at the same time. he regrets the timing of his speech and offers his thoughts and prayers to the victims and their families. the white house cited hopes that the republican party has returned to its senses we are stuck in this together, when there are damage, you come to us, and the damage doesn't just hit rhode island and texas, it hits minnesota with dying force, and like it or not we're in this together. are those some sort of radical comments? >> no. >> un

sheldon? >> to the best of my knowledge, yes. >> do you know how many news stories, hazard a guess, to place in the country we are focused on? >> i wouldn't guess. >> in our office with a google alert pick my name comes up, they find out what the press is saying about me to let me know. do you have that much of a google alert when stories about the irs come up, the day, but, you know, about those to? >> idriss has a press clippings that is on the record basis when -- >> would you hazard a guess about how many major news stories took place in this time period when the targeting was going on? >> i wouldn't. >> forty-two. we just did a quick search. 42 major news stores. here's what everyone wants to know. you have 132 members of the united states congress contacting you about this issue. 42 major news stories about this issue in the time period in question, and you never checked it out. you never researched it. i mean, are you sure you're being square with us today, transport? >> i'm actually te

sheldon whitehouse.about the gts that notifies those attacks on the networks. this is enormously affect it because they've been exploited for months. at the end of the day of work with clients to have the experience and the fbi's role basically is to figure out somebody's been compromised and to tell them. maybe they can give them advice, but frankly after that it's a little like having somebody tell your bicycle has been stolen. he'll not get a lot of help from the police tracking that down because they don't have enough cops to do it, not purely to help other companies they are notifying. if you curse days in a domestication make the noticed account any is largely on its own and they hire someone and they begin a process of hundreds of thousands of dollars to get attackers out of the network and figure out who's attacking them. we know from the kinds of work that mandiant has done that they got their enormous volumes of information about who is attacking a particular client they had. we should be working much more effectively to utilize that information to bu

five used to be the spread now it's the yield as my partner sheldon says.low as they are, people under ts take more aggressive behavior, bullish pwe haoeufr because they have to to get yields. they are accepting lower quality, higher quantities of paper. there's a headline in the wall street journal we're on track to have the most ipos in history. investor behavior tells us what's going on in the market, tells us whether we should turn aggressive or defensive. >> ross once said if the 10 year goes to its average it will go down 20%, 25%. it's hard to believe. that's only going back to average. what do you think? >> well, the math is what it is. i'm sure wilbur is right. will we go back to the average is another question. i think they will keep rates for a long time. with a nonbooming economy there's a low demand for money. and so that's a truism. but not necessarily what's going to happen. >> given the fact that the fed is targeting unemployment, 6.5. and considering technology is replacing labor it's going to be a long time before they get there. >> and th

. >> and the question from sheldon cooper, as an army wife, did jewel can find any location for her home more than any other. >> she considered white haven her home. in fact in the memoir, she compares the white house to white haven because of the home that it represented. they traveled so much and had so many different headquarter or homes around the country that it would have been next to impossible to -- but she created home whenever she was. >> that's the purview of army spouse. >>> we have one more video of white haven. the beautiful green structure we showed you earlier. you have to be to our website to find it. they are putting a special feature on the website at c-span.org/first lady. we have video there which will show you the grant's life together. you are looking at the glimpse now. it looks green. >> it's like paris green. >> that's just john watching us in washington state. you are on the air. >> caller: my name is john grant. no relation to you -- my grant grand uncle was on the staff. i have a copy of his diary, and in it it mentions the number of times when he was in wash

he lost to sheldon whitehouse who is a great senator by the way, from rhode island.n link chafee ran for governor of rhode island as a republican. no i'm sorry as an independent and was elected as an independent and he has been a very independent governor, indeed. he led rhode island into endorsing same-sex marriage recently. the last of the new england states to do so. lincoln chafee now up for re-election. he has decided, you know, i disagree with the democrats more than the republicans on every issue. it has been that way for a long time. he announced yesterday he is abandoning his independent status again from republican to independent and now he's going to register as a democrat. that doesn't mean he'll have a free ride in the democratic primary for re-election as governor. he'll have to fight it out in the democratic primary. but he just -- will join for now, the ranks of democratic governors. that makes, by the way 30 republican governors and 20 democratic governors. so good for lincoln chafee. a big welcome to the democratic party. lincoln chafee. i think if

al franken, shaheen of new hampshire, tom udall of new mexico and sheldon whitehouse of rhode island saying you better look into these kind of groups and stop them or else. maybe these low-level bureaucrats aren't so low level and maybe they were influenced by democrats in the congress writing them letters saying take on these groups or else you're going to face the consequences in front of us. >>gretchen: so many unanswered questions, but here i think is one of the most central issues is that it could become criminal. it's one thing to say that they were targeting them and slowing down on purpose, giving status to these types of organizations. it's a whole other thing when the f.b.i. launched an investigation into this because of this. criminal activity. there are now groups, progressive leading groups saying this information, this private information submitted by these patriot and other types of organizations was given to them. their private information was given -- >>brian: that propublica group. >> that's criminal activity. that brings it to a new level. there was information in

. >> a question from sheldon cooper, "as an army wife, did julia find any location more her home thanny other? >> she considered white haven her home. in her memoirs, she again compared the white house to whitehaven because of the home that represented. they traveled so much and had so many different headquarters or homes are around the country that it would have been next to impossible, but she created home wherever she was for her family. >> it is the purview of army spouses over the years. we have one more video of white haven, the beautiful green structure we showed you earlier, but you have to go to our web site. each week we are putting a feature on c- span.org/firstladies. we have a video that will show you the grants' life together. boy, does it look green. next is john watching us in washington state. you are on the air. caller: my name is john grant, no relation, but my great granduncle was on general grant's staff. i have a copy of his diary and in it it mentions a number of times when he was in washington that he would have lunch with general grant's wife. and i was wonder

why do you, sheldon whitehouse, democrat of rhode island, care if we republicans run off the climate cliff like a bunch of proverbial lemmings and disgrace ourselves? i'll tell you why. we're stuck in this together. we are stuck in this together. when cyclones tear up oklahoma and hurricanes swamp alabama, and wildfires scorch texas, you come to us, the rest of the country, for billions of dollars to recover, and the damage that your polluters and deniers are doing doesn't just hit oklahoma and alabama and texas. it hits rhode island with floods and storms. it hits oregon with aci acidifid seas, it hits montana with dying forests. so, like it or not, we're in this together. you drag america with you to your fate. so, i want this future. i want a republican party that has returned to its senses and is strong and a worthy adversary. in a strong america that has done right by its people and the world. that's what i want. i don't want this future. i don't want a republican party disgraced, that le let its ex extremists run off the cliff. an america cuffing from grave economic and -- an a

. >> a question from sheldon cooper, "as an army wife, did julia find any location more her home than any other? >> she considered white haven her home. in her memoirs, she again compared the white house to whitehaven because of the home that represented. they traveled so much and had so many different headquarters or homes are around the country that it would have been next to impossible, but she created home wherever she was for her family. >> it is the purview of army spouses over the years. we have one more video of white haven, the beautiful green structure we showed you earlier, but you have to go to our web site. each week we are putting a feature on c- span.org/firstladies. showve a video that will you the grants' life together. boy, does it look green. next is john watching us in washington state. you are on the air. caller: my name is john grant, no relation, but my great granduncle was on general grant's staff. i have a copy of his diary and in it it mentions a number of times when he was in washington that he would have lunch with general grant's wife. anybodys wondering i