. >> it doesn't look -- a spade is a spade, right? it's going to be a little rainy there. bill, thank you so much. >>> now to entertainment. tmz reporting justin bieber may sue house guests if they violate a nondisclosure agreement with they visit. bieber is reportedly asking for $5 million if guests break the waiver. >> no more sleepover at the biebs. >> so what's happening at the biebs' house? >>> paris hilton has signed with lil' wayne's cash money records for her sophomore album. >> did she have a first one? >> i didn't know that either. don't expect any ballads or bubble gum pop songs. this one is all house music. i'm thinking really? not so hot, maybe. >>> mommy-to-be kate middleton was glowing in yellow yesterday at buckingham palace. due in july, she spent the day mingling with guests and cradling her baby bump. >>> finally in a new interview with "esquire," brad pitt claiming he suffers from a symptom. >> he made that up. >> maybe a bad memory. a condition that evidently prevents facial recognition. the 49-year-old actor says people often get offended or think he'

let's call a spade a spade. let's also show you why cnn did not go very far in covering these hearings because the cnn deputy bureau chief, virginia moseley, is married to hillary clinton's deputy, tom nize. it is time for the media to start asking questions why are they not covering this. it's a family matter for some of them. >> they don't want to bring embarrassment upon folks who -- who they're close to. >> who directly are related to this story. absolutely. they're covering for them. there's no question about it. >> it's actually worse than that if it's possible. that is, cheryl at kerr son of cbs has been a hero of the story. she's had her own string of scoops the last eight month. and she had a nice write up in the "post" which i'll give them credit for, the mead brazil responded with cbs management is suspicious. they think she's become an advocate. it's a strange world where your own network reporter is getting scoops and getting ratings. and your managers who are more conscious of keeping up with the o

. >> and let's call a spade a spade. they are worried about the view, from their turret to the city, nobody is worried about seeing that from the street. the last time that i checked the views were not protected >> thank you. >> mr. sanchez. >> thank you, scott sanchez, the planning department, just a background on the subject property, it is west avenue and located in the rh three and it is a three unit residential zoning district and the subject by itself is a little bit smaller than you typically see and it is narrower by 25 by 96 feet deep and the subject building permit application was submitted in may of 2011. and environmental review was filed and the neighborhood notice was conducted a year ago and the discretionary review was filed and the planning commission has a dr hearing on this and the issues related to the third floor addition and display the scope of the project and the dr requestor wanted to see that not allowed, and the planning commission and deliberating this did not find that there were circumstance

ask a question you get a straight answer is a straight talking not a spade a spade so it shows how far they've come to get that second place in such a short amount of time and certainly the main political parties are going to be looking very closely at this now because was many dismissed this is a. support the kids had recently it does represent a quite significant change. for local elections are also taking place all across britain with many expecting the results to deliver a tough slap in the face for the government of the u.k. independence party are showing steady gains in the wards where it is standing the success of the mainstream parties is not quite as solid or bring in the lives of troops on the story throughout the day here on arts. for now though iraq could be undergoing whatever its worst crisis since the withdrawal of u.s. soldiers at the end of two thousand and eleven the united nations says more than seven hundred people were killed in the country last month and more than sixteen hundred injured now most of the deaths came in late april after deadly clashes between securi

ask a question you get a straight answer is a straight talking mom not a spade a spade so it shows how far they've come to get that second place in such a short amount of time and certainly the mainstream political parties are going to be looking very closely at this now because was many dismissed this is a date to support the kids had recently it does represent quite significant change . in our local election taking place across britain with many affecting the results to deliver a pretty hot slap in the face for the government we'll be bringing you the updates on the story throughout the day here want to say. for now iraq could be undergoing one of its worst crises since the withdrawal of u.s. soldiers that was back in two thousand and eleven united nations says more than seven hundred people were killed in the country last month more than sixteen hundred injured now most of the deaths came in late april after deadly clashes between security forces and sunni protesters in court cook the incident sparked a wave of violence that quickly spread to other areas of iraq gripped by corruptio

what is additionally disturbing the reason you are able to call a spade a spade here, the terrorists uses the media to make his point. he walks calmly to the camera and makes a pronouncement. if we are who want to fight terrorism if you are not pc enough, you mince words and cloud it in things, then we need to use the media like the terrorists are using against us. that works in a lot of different ways. he didn't mince words when he was talking to the camera there. >> greg: no. i wonder if the media should play the tape so does it feed into it? >> andrea: i think people should see it. they need to see the threats. >> dana: it is dark. >> andrea: and it's rough but it allows an opportunity, a teachable moment as the white house would say. what disappoints me most, when president obama had a chance to acknowledge it, fort hood, boston, benghazi, and when he gave that speech in cairo. instead, he stood in front of the muslim world and he said we have a shared history of tolerance. that is just not true. >> bob: first thing i thought about, i needed to translate with a british lady. i co

they can call a spade a spade. it is what it is. you don't necessarily have to eat it every day.e is losing. you never see his cholesterol count, high blood pressure. so the fact that the hype from the ceo, this is not a ig. you're not trying to have people standing aside of mcdonald's. you should probably think about it a little bit more. realize what the brand strategy is and try to stay with that. dennis: while i have really gone to great lengths to make its menu more helpful. salads and apples and all this kind of stuff. it seems among other fast food makers there is almost a backlash that says we don't care. we are sick and tired of people criticizing it. look at health taco bell has this not show taco. look at how crispy cream came out with an egg sandwich packed inside a donut. it feels like fast food purveyors are in a bit of a protest, rebellion. >> these things are out there. you can make these things at home. deep fry your turkey at thanksgiving. you can do all of these things. it is not necessarily the fast-food company's that should be to blame. it is the parents. yo

the eir states that the hill is short plus or minus 5 hundred parking spades. when the hotels have public assembly used at the same time of the mossic temple. 5 additional trips open may it please the court is anticipated as part of the project. 5 additional minnie trips. the trolley cars can't clear 50 minimum an hour after the concert. and they have 3 hundred and thirty - no 3 though 3 hundred proposed. the eir speaks of level of service e at the several the intersections around the moss temple during the after event - durable the period of the disbanding of the concerts. mr. miller i'm sorry but your time is up >> thank you. is there any other public comment on this item? >> seeing none, no one public comment is closed. >> could you please restate for the record when the written comments will come in. >> the written comments will send at the planning depth until you june 3rd, 2013. that's the day after the holiday that's a monday? >> excuse me. the holiday is this week. >> i don't believe there's a holiday on just that third. >> i'm sorry thank you, thank yo

let's call a spade a spade. >> mark: can you see the president doing that?on't quite--obama seems way too measured for a bulworth moment, but i'm sure he's frustrated at this point. >> that's the thing when obama first showed up, his whole--we all hoped he would be the person who would be completely candid and change the system and be as refreshingly honest as eventually in the film bulworth gets to be even though in the beginning they're having trouble and he's thinking about pulling the fire alarm. he came in and he was candidate. in the beginning i want to make compromises when it comes to healthcare reform. he came in with that mindset and the other side is so good at playing the game that he made them compromise in ways that he didn't want to compromise. he has gone to playing the game. if he goes back to that original position we don't know how everyone is going to respond and eventually people are going to say that he has totally given up and lost it and the other side would declare victory. >> mark: i'm so glad that you mentioned that because i want

. >> sometimes do you have to call a spade a spade. the "the washington post" called it a whopper. and gave up four pinocchios. i called it a lie. it is. it is transparently a lie. >> bill: why do you think then the president is putting his reputation on the line. >> i don't know. >> and people like you in the "the washington post" who support the president, why do you think he is doing that? you must have some thought about it. there has got to be a reason the man is putting his whole reputation on the line here. >> i don't know if he he doesn't remember what he he said but the he is playing word games. it's getting old. you have a situation where you have the "new york times" reporting on september 20th, that's the first time the white house used the word terrorism in connection with an attack. this is not up for opinion. it's a fact. he was asked in an interview with steve croft right afterwards. >> bill: you are dodging my question. >> i can't get inside his head and know why he does it. >> bill: he has white house counsel to remind him what he says. all right? he has speech wr

. >> sometimes do you have to call a spade a spade. the "the washington post" called it a whopper. and gave up four pinocchios. i called it a lie. it is. it is transparently a lie. >> bill: why do you think then the president is putting his reputation on the line. >> i don't know. >> and people like you in the "the washington post" who support the president, why do you think he is doing that? you must have some thought about it. there has got to be a reason the man is putting his whole reputation on the line here. >> i don't know if he he doesn't remember what he he said but the he is playing word games. it's getting old. you have a situation where you have the "new york times" reporting on september 20th, that's the first time the white house used the word terrorism in connection with an attack. this is not up for opinion. it's a fact. he was asked in an interview with steve croft right afterwards. >> bill: you are dodging my question. >> i can't get inside his head and know why he does it. >> bill: he has white house counsel to remind him what he says. all right? he has speech wr

in the same way, the administration does not want to call a spayedde a spade until they're sure it's spade, so they dance around it, as well they should, and the president himself comes out and says acts of terror within days of the attack. this is not a cover-up. if it's a cover-up, the president himself didn't get the memo. >> eleanor holmes morton, thank you for being with us tonight. it's nice to have you here, ma'am. >> always a pleasure. >>> a super busy news friday today, including a new report that's 3 million years in the making. plenty of time for revisions. stay with us. e jungle. (screams) i'm really glad that girl stayed at home. vo: expedia helps 30 million travelers a month find what they're looking for. one traveler at a time. expedia. find yours. i i had pain in my abdomen...g. it just wouldn't go away. i was spotting, but i had already gone through menopause. these symptoms may be nothing... but they could be early warning signs of a gynecologic cancer, such as cervical, ovarian, or uterine cancer. feeling bloated for no reason. that's what i remember. seeing my doc

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coach facing stiff competition from michael kors and kate spade. >>> for the price of a lamborghini or two, you could have a cup of coffee with tim cook. an auction for an hour-long sit-down with cook have topped $600,000. proceeds going to the rfk center for justice and human rights. richard, back to you. >> yeah, how much is that per word? thank you so much. >>> also in business, a transatlantic divide is growing over a building and safe accord for garment workers in bangladesh. a few major u.s. retailers declined to endorse the new measures, but two of europe's biggest fashion chains are pushing for greater safety after a major building collapse claimed over 1100 lives. >>> kobe bryant's attorneys head to court today to try to win back the rights to basketball memorabilia that is scheduled to be auctioned off. kobe's mom, pamela bryant, provided the 900 items appraised at $1.5 million. >>> amtrak unveiling their newest electric locomotives built in california at a cost of about $466 million. the 70 new engines are headed for the northeast corridor to be used there. >>> skechers will

and after donating $200,000 himself, david spade tweeting for others to do the same. others turned to facebook and reddit to help possessions and even pets amid the devastation. and on "the voice" last night, oklahoma native blake shelton was joined by wife miranda lambert to pay tribute to the victims of the tornado. ♪ but you wouldn't wait ♪ how dare you ♪ i miss you >> yeah, and that began the show there with silence, not clapping and applause like they normally do start that show. shelton also announced later he's organizing a benefit concert with nbc to support tornado victims. >> that's a great idea. i was actually looking at it. there's three high schools in moore, oklahoma. they're all planning on going ahead with their high school graduations on saturday. so saturday night would be a great time to have a memorial/benefit concert. >> that would be perfect and hopefully they'll have more of those. i'm richard lui, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> in this morning's "new york times" children huddled as stor

james spade has this report. >> the al mufsa front has grown steadily influenced in the last year. its fighters well trained and fearless. some experts argue its units are officially allied to al qaeda and iraq are among the most potent fighting the sydney regime. >> in terps of their effectiveness and debris of ideological radical organization, they are quite significant by sort of setting standard for terror for atrocities, for radicalism and having an influence across syrian rebel movement that's much greater then their actual size. >> the u.n. security council meets regularly to discuss syria. but it's one of the council's committees which holds its meetings behind closed doors that decided to add in effect another name for al qaeda in iraq to its list of band organizations. the move was proposed by britain and france, which happens to be same countries whose pressure led to an e.u. decision to allow its arms embargo to lapse. the designation of al musra may seem clear cut here at the u.n. but i have spent some time on the ground in syria and it's clear to me the opposition to

it is now facing increased competition from the likes of michael kors and kate spade.hen it comes to hand bags, guys, it is really tough out there. back over to you >>> yes, jackie. i have learned that over the years, trying to educate myself on all those bags. >> your wife has educated you about those bags. >> lessons well-learned. >>> let's check the forecast with meteorologist, christina loren. >> the real lesson is, where to find a deal. that's the lesson you want to learn. good morning to you. 4:46. no shortage of sunshine. later on today. we are all going to get paid in abundant sun. this morning, cool temperatures and patchy fog as well. good tuesday morning. 57 degrees in san jose. now that monday is in our rearview, things start to get settled on autopilot. that's what's going to happen in the weather department. 55 degrees to start in places like concord. as we head throughout the day today, high pressure stays in control and for us, that means another warm day. that's going to clear the fog out. about i about noon, your futurecast tells that story, a little

and a welcome in spades or three new crew members arrive at the international space station are due was among them seeing them on from the bike cosmodrome. you watching are two with me to bomb was a bit further to our breaking news this hour up to eighty five afghan nationals are being held without charge at the british camp of esteem in the country that's according to lawyers for eight of the men some have been there for as many as fourteen months campus gym is a large as a british military base in afghanistan housing nearly thirty thousand servicemen and women will have more on that in the next couple of hours but moving on to our other top story washington has welcomed the lifting of the use arms embargo in syria in support of the opposition but has criticized russia's plan delivery of entry aircraft and missiles to damascus moscow says or the as a three hundred systems will help deter foreign intervention and seize the ending of the e.u. . weapons ban as damaging to syria peace efforts now the move led to one of the u.k. and fronts as an end to the floodgates for weapons to flow to

what will be making headlines right now in fact the title without over a spade crowds are taken to the streets of madrid the latest pictures in a fresh protest march against austerity the demonstrations inspired by the so-called fifteen m. movement launched two years ago to battle the financial turmoil and the way both origins are handling it activists also call themselves quote a spanish revolution that tried to turn the tide of the mounting budget cuts and soaring unemployment. now the focus on spain next a coal mine blast china rather calm and loss has claimed twenty seven lives in the southwest china emergency services were able to save the other eighty one trapped inside although one man later died of his injuries another twelve miners were killed in another explosion in a neighboring province china's mines now remain among the most dangerous in the world. oil giant b.p. is announced it's pulling some workers from its operations in libya over mounting security concerns in the country according to the company there following british foreign office advice you care the u.s. have also

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will leave the european union and our friends a job with them germany and poland and brought us the spade well ok we would rather you stay but if you really think you are to go by. then it's great to talk to you thank you very much and if you thought said dennis we're showing live there from london former u.k. minister for europe thank you. it is time for us to settle this question about britain and europe. david cameron's under increasing pressure to guarantee a vote on the pace of future in the league you will have a sell out of britain's european partners fear that such a divorce code is a strong thing. the cash strapped european union is mounting a crusade against the continent's banking hubs brussels declares open season on account privacy tax evaders a light with even those outside the union pressured to change their rules but have more on that later. but first moscow's efforts to launch direct negotiations between the conflicting sides in syria is now receiving support from the united nations secretary-general ban ki moon is the latest in a string of high profile figures to visit r

>> and this happened way before the most recent are spade of the government. and you don't have to run your finger down the bill of rights before you get to the first amendment. they went after james rosen's personal e-mail and then called him a criminal. to me that is criminal. as the ambassador pointed out, you want to punish the leakers? you punish the leakers. you can't punish the reporters and then we have no more first amendment. i don't know if that is a bad idea. if the doj received a portfolio they find a lot of sad, desperate texts to women who don't want anything to do with you which actually has nothing to do with espionage. it would still be embarrassing to you. >> if by sad and desperate you mean love letters and is and you mean by you. >> i want to commend you for having your shirt unbuttoned an extra button. the women like to see all of the extra hair. >> it is the same buttons. i am losing weight. >> how much weight have you lost? >> have i been on a diet. >> depression is not a diet. >> depression is not a diet. that is a beautiful comment. i

adorns wreaths with happy meal toys, sticker bombing the kitchen with birds, cows spade ships.ntlessly energetically and inarguably creative. >> they brainwashed me. from the time we were kids. she was like you're the best artist in the world. >> you are. >> oh, thanks, but now she's telling me she's going to be the best in the world. she's very competitive. she says she's going to destroy me. >> awesome. >> food is ready. >> so you want to explain what everything is, mom? >> the food i prepared tonight is very common korean food. this is beef with stew. >> kimchi is looking fresh. >> it's fresh. >> today is chestnut rice. >> no one has this kind of rice. >> special rice. >> special rice for tony. >> and stuffed peppers. >> oh, that's david's frayed. >> seaweed and jelly mung beans noodle with shiitake mushrooms. avocado egg rolls, fried squid and shrimp. potato pancake. often there's a few mexican dishes sprinkled in as well. it's always a great meal. i can tell you that. >> thanks, mom. this is delicious. >> this is awesome. >> thank you. >> i love it. >>> during the riots of

we have had them in spades on the market.he companies pay a competitive yield against municipal returns the certificates of deposit give us. then the good the drug and the beverage stocks came along. better yields than bonds, followed by the transport signs, the financials finally rallied. then the tax, holly cow, then the industrials and the minerals and the oils, now, though, who are the leaders today? they were the speculative stocks. you know what, they're crummy generals. they're prone to be court marshalled. they are easily busted down. what stocks am i talking about? moderate semi conductor that hasn't been able to break out in ages, micron, this plafr stock needs some -- particular stock needs some darning. how about the boston scientific, bsx, it's been trying to crack into the three bs, baxter and barnes and that would be like pa bob seeingert crack into brahm, bethoven and the real army the real navy the real air force were three stocks that we really have to be a lel skeptical about, tesla, the electric car compan

it was funded through spade. it's starting june 8th and it's free spay and neuter.dition they get $25 per animal. >> okay good stuff. sandra with animal care and control in san francisco. thank you for being here and bringing in our new friends. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,, there will be no america's p yachts practicing out on thn cisco bay this wee >>> here's a look at this morning's top stories. there will be no america's cup boats practices this weekend. san francisco police are leading the investigation into thursday's crash that killed sailor andrew simpson. his team had just completed a normal maneuver turning away from the wind when the boat suddenly nosed dived and capsized. >>> will is a new man at the helm of the oakland pd. shawn was sworn in as acting chief yesterday. the previous acting chief anthony toribio stepped down after two days on the job. she says her office still has hiring authority. >>> the golden state warriors lost that home game. three of their playoff series against the san antonio spurs. tony parker scored 32 points. tim duncan got 33.

another $4 billion acquisition, marvel, which it brought back this 2009, is also paid off in spades.onman 3" has grossed $680 million worldwide, $175 million is in the u.s. that makes it the second biggest opening of all time. no now on disney's earnings call in a few hours, we're sure to hear plenty of questions, but what kind of impact could we see from the "ironman 3" succeed and how much it had boost future quarters, and after the earnings, cross the why, phil and mandy, i'll be breaking down the numbers, and we'll have an exclusive interview with bob iger. you won't want to miss it. back over to you. >> thank you very much. >>> let's bring in allen gould. i mean, is ironman 3 already priced into the stock? >> disney is doing very well with all their product. "ironman 3" my guess probably makes $250 million for disney. i think the avengers grossed a billion and a half at the box office. why only $250 million. i know it's not the gross, but the movie has probably grossed well above that, right? >> sure. if it does a billion, probably 500 million goes to disney, and 500 million to

i think we're seeing it in spades in this situation.s remarkable how as you say if marijuana's in the system, it would likely mellow him out. they are throwing everything up against the wall. >> in the case of marijuana though, a jury can see marijuana and have an opinion of someone based solely on the factual that they were smoking marijuana. this is at its core a case about profiling. he was killed, the prosecutor is going to go after him for killing while profiling trayvon martin. if you then put the jury in the position to profile him because of marijuana use that's totally unfair. i disagree with you cenk on being able to admit that. the judge is not going to let marijuana use come into the opening statements and reserve whether or not they can talk about it later in the trial. cenk: yeah, it's my old bias that -- i guess you say look, judges if they were going to decide the case, and lee i want to ask you about this, too, if they're going to decide the case, they get to hear all of this obviously the judge has got to hear it and s