steve rogers. you can queue up if you want there. >> i am steve rogers with coast counties pretty manage -- property management. we managed to buildings on mission street within a 1,000 ft radius. did any of you have the opportunity to read the letter i sent out? good. ok. so, we ask the commission to oppose this project based on exceptional and extraordinary circumstances. also to note the discretionary review that was done omitted important information and distorted other information. some key points are that it define the area as retail and high rise office and omitted the high density of schools. the academy of arts serves 20,000 students a week through that area, from my address standing. it is a huge amount of students. during the summer they dedicate their program, i am told, to students under 18. that is a key point on here as well. in the letter i went through point by point comparing -- pointing out omissions and discretions in the discretionary review. if i do not have time to get throug

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i haven't seen someone swoon since -- >> steve: the '20s. [ light laughter ] i saw buddy rogers. >> jimmy. >> steve: patrizio. >> jimmy: yeah, he's gonna play with the roots. isn't he playing with you guys? >> yes, he is. >> jimmy: yeah, that's good. good stuff. you guys are gonna dig it. it's fun. hey, i don't know if you guys heard about this -- charlie sheen? he's a friend of ours here at "late night." we love him. [ light laughter ] he's returning to television. he's got a new show on fx called "anger management." [ light laughter ] it's true. [ laughter ] that's not the only thing he has in the works. turns out he's releasing another fragrance, a cologne for men, i think. anyway, we got a hold of the commercial for it. so, take a look. [ whispers ] >> cologne. >> well, hello there. it's been a while. miss me? well, guess what, i never left. i've always been right here. right here. and -- right here. [ cheers and applause ] that's right. i've been cloned. [ laughter ] clone cologne. my awesomeness is now everywhere. i can smell like i'm in two places at once. just when you think i've

steve marrow and allison hickey and dr. robert petzel. we also have todd graham in charge of the office of management and roger baker. thank you all for joining us today. secretary shinseki, your remarks will appear in the record. >> thank you, madam chairman and committee members, thank you again. i look forward to this. this is the opportunity to extend the dialogue we have. thanks for the opportunity to present as you said, the 2013 budget and advanced appropriations for va. i can speak to that firsthand having worked personally the past three budgets with you. the president has demonstrated his respect for the 22 million veterans by signing another strong budget request for va. i thank the members for your unwavering commitment and i'm here to answer your questions and seek your support on this budget request. i'd also like to acknowledge the representatives from the veteran service organization who are here today. i will tell you as we develop our budget, their insights and experience is helpful as we put together our arguments for resources. as we strive to continuously i hope -- improve our programs. i have a

bush, the man known for his spot-on impressions, steve bridges' and one of his most famous performance, coming up. [ kyle ] my bad. [ roger insurance. yup, i've got... [ kyle with voice of dennis ] ...allstate. really? i was afraid you'd have some cut-rate policy. [ kyle ] nope, i've got... [ kyle with voice of dennis ] ...the allstate value plan. it's their most affordable car insurance -- and you still get an allstate agent. i too have...[ roger with voice of dennis ]...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ] it's like we're connected. no we're not. yeah, we are. no...we're not. ♪ the allstate value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. when we were determined to see it through. the allstate value plan. here's an update on the progress. we're paying for all spill related clean-up costs. bp findings supports independent scientists studying the gulf's environment. thousas of environmental samples have been tested and all beaches and waters are open. anthe tourists are back. i was born here, i'm still here and so is bp. the passat is one of nine volkswagen models named a 2012 iihs top

steve blake turns it over nick young to trevor booker. booker was great. 18 points and 17 rebounds. fourth quarter, how about roger mason jr.the corner? buries it. he scored nine of his 14 in the final frame. later mack trying to make something happen. no good. look who's there to clean up the mess. kevin seraphin. what are you doing young man? how about the john wall dance. everybody celebrating. wall only had four, but his teammates stepped up beating the lakers 106-101. what a game that was there. >>> big east tournament. look who was there. former georgetown great jeff green still recovering. doing well. taking on pittsburgh first half. henry simms up and under. tough layup there. simms with 20 points, 13 rebounds, and five assists. that was some simsanity. so you have the senior stepping up and the freshman playing great as well. porter puts hoyas up by eight. then simms feeding the super freshman. otto goes for 20. great pass from simms there. georgetown down to pitt. hoyas play cincinnati tomorrow at 2:30. >>> peyton map bing and the colts have officially parted ways. the colts cut him. saving $28 million and setting

steve marrow, undersecretary for memorial hi undersecretary for benefits, dr. robert petzel, undersecretary for health. we also haveecutive in charge f office of management and chief financial officer, and roger baker, assistant secretary for information and technology. thank you all for joining us today, secretary shinseki. your remarks will of course appear in the record. but we welcome your opening statement. >> thank you, madam chairman. ranking member burr, distinguished members of the senate committee on veterans affairs, thank you again. and i look forward to these. this is an opportunity to extend the dialogue we have in other fora. but thanks for this opportunity to present, as chairwoman -- the chairman said, the president's 2013 budget and 2014 advanced appropriations requests for va. this committee has a long history of strong support for our nation's veterans, and i can speak to that firsthand, having worked personally the past three budgets with you. the president has demonstrated his own respect and sense of obligation for our 22 million veterans by saying to the congress once again another strong budget request for va. and i thank the members for your unwavering commitment, an

. >> roger, can you just hold on one second? i want to just ask steve the banking stress test that the fed deserves praise for what they've done. >> not as much praise as roger would give them. i think a lot of this could be done in 2009. i think it was destroying bank capital when they stopped that, the banks won't have gone forward. one of the things that is out there, this focuses on big banks, is what dod frank is going to be doing to smaller banks. one of the great versatile psi is a vibrant, financial system. i agree with roger, it's not a big one. one of the things that would be interesting is what he thinks is happening in southern europe and how we will be affected by that. italy, spain, even though the banking system looks like it's going to be surviving a little while longer. >> well, europe is going to have a tough two or three years as far as growth and recovery is concerned. the basis of it is right. it goes back to the point i made about what the united states did in late 2008 and 2009. we had the fed injected $13 trillion of support thro

steve martin himself a banjo player remembering crucial r -- remembering scruggs today. alisyn: a prostitution ring targeting high school students busted wide open. : [ kyle ] my bad. [ roger you have good insurance. yup, i've got... [ kyle with voice of dennis ] ...allstate. really? i was afraid you'd have some cut-rate policy. [ kyle ] nope, i've got... [ kyle with voice of dennis ] ...the allstate value plan. it's their most affordable car insurance -- and you still get an allstate agent. i too have...[ roger with voice of dennis ]...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ] it's like we're connected. no we're not. yeah, we are. no...we're not. ♪ the allstate value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. >>alisyn: summer vacation starts early for some students because of left over snow days, forcing schools to switch their schedule with hardly any snow on the ground. some principals are waiting until mid-april for a final decision. in complaints for kids. thank you for watching, er

steve marrow, allison hickey, undersecretary for benefits, dr. robert pets el, and ea also have thod -- we also have todd graham and roger baker, assistant secretary for information and technology. thank you all for joining us today. secretary shinseki, your remarks will, of course, appear in the record, but we welcome your opening statements. >> thank you, madam chairman. ranking member burr, distinguished members of the subcommittee on veterans affairs, thank you again. i look forward to these. this is an opportunity to extend the dialogue we have in other fora, but thanks for this opportunity to present as the care woman, chairman said the president's 2013 budget and 2014 vabsed appropriations request for va. this committee has a long history of strong support to our nation's veterans, and i can speak to that firsthand having worked the past three budgets with you. the president has demonstrated his own respect and sense of obligation for our 22 million veterans by signing the congress once again another strong budget request for va, and i thank the members for your unwavering commitment, and i'm here to answer your questions, but seek your sup

steve muro, allison hickey, undersecretary for benefits, dr. robert petzel as a country for health and and we also have todd grams for the office of management and chief financial officer and roger baker assistant secretary for information technology. thank you all for joining us today. s and secretary shinseki, your remarks will appear in the records and we welcome your opening statement. >> thank you madam chairman and distinguished members of the senate committee on veterans affairs, thank you again, and i look forward to these, this is an opportunity to extend the dialogue we have, but thanks for this opportunity to present as the chairman said, the president's 2013 budget in 2014 advanced appropriations request for the va. this committee has a long history of strong support for the nation's veterans, and i can speak of that first hand having worked personally in the past three budgets with you. the president has demonstrated his own respect and sense of obligation for or 22 million veterans by saying the congress once again another strong budget request for the va. and i thank the members for your on wavering commitment, and i am here to answer your questions, but seek your

roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ] it's like we're connected. no we're not. yeah, we are. no...we're not. ♪ the allstate value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. >> steve his budget passed. i joins us live from wisconsin. good morning to you. >> good morning. how are you doing? >> steve: it's great to have you. so you are throwing your support to? >> mitt romney. here is the point, we vote here in wisconsin. lots of my friends, family and supporters are asking me, who do we think we should vote for? i have two criteria i'm using to make my decision to vote tuesday. who is the best person to be president. who will make the best president? who has the best chance of defeating barak obama? in my opinion, mitt romney is clearly that person. i spent a good deal of time with mitt romney going through our country's fiscal situation, talk being what it will take to get the country back on track. and i am convinced mitt romney has the skills, the tenacity, principles, the courage and integrity to do what it takes to get america on track. i believe he's the right person for the job and i think this primary has been productive. i think it's been constructive up '