when my son was born, we named him jack sullivan rudd.nverted the basement into an irish pub called "sullivan's." and about a year later, when he finished, i got to see it. and he had guinness on draft and everything, and it was incredible and i thought -- >> jimmy: really? kegs of beer and everything? >> oh, it's -- it doesn't look like he put a pub in the house. it looks like somebody built a house over a pub. [ light laughter ] and i told him he ruined it for me. it was the most amazing thing that -- now, if i ever buy a house, i'm going to have to have pub in it because it's so cool. and a few years ago, we bought a house upstate and i built sullivan's east. >> jimmy: is that right? [ laughter ] do customers come? >> sometimes. >> jimmy: neighbors and -- >> well, people i don't know very well have shown up. but friends. and it's amazing. it's a really -- >> jimmy: is it like a -- is it a dark pub? like -- >> yeah, it's got tin ceilings and 30-foot bar. i have guinness on draft and -- >> jimmy: really? you got a jukebox? >> uh-huh, uh-

sullivan, planning department. some specific sections, as you know, you have passed and have been working on the package and updating it. this is going to make a few additional tweaks to the package. it is going to have four new oat areas, including for qualified student housing. .-- for new areas. it will apply to any area in the city that has five or more units. they will be exempt from having to participate in the affordable housing fee, so in one section, the criteria for those are laid out, and i will go through them quickly. there is the institutional master plan on file with the planning department. in that, it has to describe the type and location of housing used by the city. it has to state the number of students that will receive some aid. once we have received those, we will be recording notices of restrictions on the property and will outline these requirements, and there will be a monitoring program. on november four, we recommended some modifications. we had a meeting last week with supervisor dufty's

sullivan. i want to thank the planning department and the city attorney's office for their help in drafting this. >> thank you, supervisor cook dufty. i am with the planning department. -- supervisor dufty. this would require an agency or pretty developer to prepare a feasibility study for on-site child care, whenever it does one vote of two things. when it constructs a new building, leases more than 50% of a new building for more than one year, or alters more than 50% of the space in an existing building. the supervisor's office has been working with us to work on the legislation. we do thank them for being amenable. the planning commission heard this, and we have recommended several modifications. the first modification is that this provide -- apply to city projects. it would apply to both private developers who lease city-owned property, and the commission and the department feel it should be applied only to city occupied projects only. the second has several components to it. it is refocusi

signed a guy, if you remember 49ers fans, he was going to be somebody that generates offense, jto sullivan, he bounced around, he has been with 9 other teams, all right? so there you go. number 10 will be as a back up quarterback for the raiders. who will host the world couple 12 years from now? >> qatar. >> all right. pam, get ready in 200022 we will be right here on kron 4 giving you the highlight monopolies russia today was given the 200018 world cup. why does it make me laugh? where will you be in 200022? >> you will be right here. >> i am going to die here. okay. >> i will be watching. >> thank you very much. tim bannon shot 65 at a tournament in thousand oaks today. he is the leader. >> all right. >> till that time i

signed a guy, if you remember 49ers fans, he was going to be somebody that generates offense, jto sullivanth 9 other teams, all right? so there you go. number 10 will be as a back up quarterback for the raiders. who will host the world couple 12 years from now? >> qatar. >> all right. pam, get ready in 200022 we will be right here on kron 4 giving you the highlight monopolies russia today was given the 200018 world cup. why does it make me laugh? where will you be in 200022? >> you will be right here. >> i am going to die here. okay. >> i will be watching. >> thank you very much. tim bannon shot 65 at a tournament in thousand oaks today. he is the leader. >> all right. >> till that time i will give kron 4100%. >> all right. good night everybody. [ woman on tv ] if you won't let me in, you can't really love me. i know about gayle. i don't know what you're talking about. if you just tell me what happened... [ ding ] [ man ] 35th and archer. next stop hamilton. [ brakes hiss ] ♪ [ male announcer ] u-verse brings you entertainment across all three screens on your tv, smartphone and online. now

. >> reporter: p sullivan, who has been deployed to iraq three times is happy to be home with his pregnant wife. >> just to have him home, it is truly a blessing to have him here and hold him as much as i him -- as i can. >> everybody scene, we care -- saying, we care. >> reporter: more than 100 troops have been honored since the program began. jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> investigators are working to determine the cause of death of a woman who was found in the oakland hills. a passerby found her nude body on the outer edge of the park. police are waiting for toxicology tests because the autopsy was inconclusive. >>> police identified their prime suspect in the shooting of a pittsburgh man. michael pulliambanks is wanted in connection with the death of arnold muckleroy. muckleroy was found shot in the head and died two days later. they say that's pulliambanks is known to frequent the bay area and sacramento. >>> a suspected dui driver let highway patrol on a cheese on the freeway. they saw an erratic driver on interstate 580 just after 3:00 a.m. investigators say the chase last

. >> and remember to 800 sullivan? the starting quarterback for the 49ers.ankowski is on injured reserve, and his season is over by one-third decree of separation. so, they bring back j t o sullivan and he release started to play in the beginning of the season and that it did not work. j.t. o'sullivan, nine other teams on his career. and j.t. o'sullivan and another chance. and they will be in the green bay on sunday ready to go. the packers, rogers, with the top five defects. green bay, is favored by 10 points. they could even lose. and still cool after the 49ers. >> things will change. we deftly have something in place to where we have been battling and try to get it out there and put it out there. and it is a run /offensive line/a get to repress the offense. things are not going to get to change because of our leader going down. >> the most respected, players and the n f l was pittsburgh. and he is taking on the powers that be. >> to say one thing, and to another. and you talk about safety. and my major endorsements ourare alcohol. and if you don't want us

undefeated record with over 1400-yard as a quarterback. 49 touchdowns, joining bo jackson and pat sullivanas heisman winners from auburn. >> something that every child has a dream of, that plays the sport of football, and i'm living testimony that anything is possible. i'm pinching myself. i feel like i'm in a dream right now. i can't even stress the fact enough that god is blessing me and brought me a long way. >> mike: stanford quarterback andrew luck was a distant second. but will could be the heisman front runner next season. >>> army and navy meeting for the 111th time. it's 17-7. later in the second, army driving again, this team steelman coughs it up, right to middleton, and his off the races. 98 yards, a long way to run in shoulder pads, trust me. navy over army. 31-17 the final. >> college, stanford book vollllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lightning fast. lightning strong. rizon 4g lte. rule the air on the most advanced 4g network in the world. [ female announcer ] keurig has over 200 varieties of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. ♪ keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious cof

program, tonight, "the merchant of venice" with al pacino, tonight we have lily rabe and director dan sullivan. >> though justice consider this, that in the course of justice, none of us should see salvation. we do pray for mercy. >> rose: also this evening, a new movie, "true grit," directed by the coen brothers, one of the stars is matt damon. >> i can hit that size in 90 yards. stop selling those cheap shells on me again. >> i thought you was going to say the sun was in your eyes. that is to say your eye. >> rose: we go to broadway for "the merchant of venice" and hollywood for "true grit," next. vote, volunteer, or donate for the causes you believe in at membersproject.com. take charge of making a difference. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: "the merchant of venice" is one of the most thrilling and controversial plays. first scene in central park last summer is now on broadway at until january 9. here is al pacino as shylock. >> if you poison us, do we not die? and if you wrong us shall we not revenge? if we are l

andrew sullivan is only an honorary american, but talk with andrew sullivan in the united states andou will get the same story from him that you will for me and millions of other conservatives. >> >> plame your policy of having a partner and two children -- explain your policy of having a partner and two children. >> i think it is pretty common. last year was the first time that more than half of the children born in u.k. were born out of wedlock. we thought the we would get married, but it was one of those things that ended up -- in the modern world, you spend more time looking for a house and starting a family and then you think, we're not married, and we will have to fix that sometime in the future. >> some groups, is as high as 70%. what is your philosophy of not marrying? >> i do not think it was a conscious decision. if you meet someone later in life -- we met ehrlich-30's. you end up feeling a lip -- we met an hour late-30's. you end up feeling a little -- i never dreamed about what my wedding would look like. it seemed like a bigger priority to find somewhere to live together

keep your fingers crossed first half of to the sullivan looks good. >> mortgage rates starting to climb, so an area to concern? >> you know we had a want to be the going to figure things out first, point job it's a sign of better times. higher interest rates mean better times, hi eric gas means better times. these are things he wanted to know what hell at the same time. it still looks like a huge mess, we saw that s&p index, yesterday i hope not here on tuesday was in good. our house looks it's going to double dip again. >> that's not getting any better. gas prices did you hear the guy a former shell president said gas could be $5 a gallon and your soul? >> when you look at european gas rights in the amount of money they raise in taxes from a, it would offend me it means higher it world economy. $5 gas without hearing the interview it's probably tied to china in india's middle class when you do that you get cars. car consumption just keeps going up with that said it will drive gasoline prices higher. >> china in particular everyone wants a car. and now they're getting cars. >> oil is $9

conviction of senator based on gross misconduct in the case, even the judge of that case, judge sullivan, said after repeated orders from the court to the prosecutors, he had never seen a case that has seen more of use in his career. attorney general holder was right in terms of acting swiftly, in terms of throwing out that condition. he also stated that the department of justice's office of professional responsibility would investigate the actions of the two officers, yet a year after that, we still have heard nothing out of office regarding their conduct. the department of justice has publicly talked about how they increased training in terms of discovery obligations, and they have issued memos in terms of what they are supposed to be doing, yet they have yet to do anything regarding the behavior of those prosecutors. contrast that to the case that occurred a couple years ago, that boasts -- that of the prosecutor in north carolina, where six months after the charges were brought against the lacrosse students, and they were charged with rape, the defense attorneys uncovered evidence in

we, clint did notify directer sullivan while we were writing the book. he wanted to let him know that it was being done. and at first he was, what did he say? >> he said, oh, no, not another book. [laughter] >> and, but then he said, he found out that crypt was involved -- clint was involved, and he said, if clint hill's involved, we don't have a problem with it. we know it's going to be worthy of trust and confidence. >> can't get much better than that. jerry, after you left the service, you did mostly security work, but you lived for a while here in the dallas area. were you here when word first got out that there was going to be a museum about the kennedy assassination here many town? >> no. i worked for ibm for 27 years. i started -- i left in july of 1964, and i ended up working on law enforcement and intelligence systems and helped design the fbi national crime information center. the walnut system for the cia and mobile terminals, fingerprint scanners. my frustration and i think one of the reasons i left was it almost seemed like a futile job unle

. >> good afternoon, tara sullivan from the planning department. bayview opera house is landmark number eight. the commission did pass a resolution on september 15 in full support of this easement. they reviewed the materials from heritage as well as the departments working with the art commission, so we fully support it, as does the department and the h.p.c. does. so i'm here to answer questions, if you have any. supervisor maxwell: colleagues, any questions or comments? all right. then why don't we open this up for public comment. >> members of the board, the bayview opera house is a beautiful building, and much before a lot of money was put into it, i donated some of the chairs and the tables, a substantial amount, so that activities could take place at the bayview opera house. at one time the bayview opera house came under south san francisco. and opera used to take place over there. people know about the bayview opera house in general. but when the riots took place people got into the bayview opera house, police fired at the bayview opera hous

kathleen sullivan, and kenneth starr, and john you are the panelists. this is a little less than two hours. >> does the president have to obey and follow the law? my panel members -- i will go from my right and your left, i guess. we have kathleen sullivan, david cole, walter dellinger, prof. drawn -- professor john yoo. i will tell you a little bit about who we are as a group and what the panel is as a group. of our group, we have five law professors. we have three that have been deans of law schools. we have four that have been appellate clerks, circuit clerks, three that have been supreme court clerks, oral arguments in front of the u.s. supreme court, 70 oral arguments, amazing, and hundreds of argument before the intermediate courts throughout the country. we have two solicitor general's. we have two members that have been head of the lessee and office of legal counsel for the president. -- head of osc and office of legal counsel for the president. we have members of our panel that have worked with presidents, starting with president reagan through

i never disagree with kathleen sullivan. i fully agree with her. i worked as an aide in congress to senator hatch about 15 years ago. i think congress does has ample constitutional authority to stop the president from doing anything he really wants to. it has the power of the purse. i quite agree with her that you have seen the congress does not want to do it. if we want to change of administration policy in congress, it was not that hard to do it. it was a question of political will, not constitutional power. the policies that the bush administration pursued like surveillance, interrogation, military commissions, habeas corpus detention, this was exactly why the presidency was created. we had an attack on 9/11 that was unforeseen and unlike anything we had before. the president immediately reacts and response because he is the person in office at the time. he tries to figure out how to adapt our system to this new kind of war where we are not fighting a nation state. we are fighting a state list terrorist organization. congress can come in and tur

. >> welcome to the ed sullivan theater, ladies and gentlemen.y. >> can you believe the numbers all across the country? five in iowa. 13 in wisconsin. 22 in washington. and that's just president obama's approval rating. that has nothing to do -- >> the bad weather has led to a large number of flight delays. there are airports closed because of the cold. tsa workers have been forced to grope each other to stay in shape. but here in l.a., well, it got down to the 60s this morning, which doesn't sound cold. but i got the worst brain freeze from a slurpee i was drinking when i was walking home from 7-eleven in my flip-flops. so, i can empathize. >> cold out there in new york city? listen how cold it is today in new york city. it's so cold today that a jets coach tripped al roker. hey. yeah. true story. so cold that lady gaga was wearing beef stew. [ laughter and applause ] so cold today that brett favre was just describing himself to him. >> it was so cold, the water froze in miley cyrus' bong. that's how cold it was. >> oh. weather is good material

then, 44 seconds later, no lie, another defensive blunder, steve sullivan to colin wilson, the sharks 44 seconds and lose 3-2. would i the way it only takes ken bastida 18 seconds to get a beer. >> completely unacceptable. of called game management was poor. >> poor indeed. >>> rich hardin signed with the a ace today 1 1/2 million, hardin will be used out of the bullpen. >>> top 5. high school hoops in florida, mason holland shoves a player from the opposing team. holland is called for a technical. referee calls it so holland goes after the ref. mason was kicked off the team and apologized today. >>> number 4, check out the rudy gay skunk 'fessfest. that's 1, it is not traveling roberta. heat hosting the cavs. dwayne wade is superman, not once, can i see another one please. you think the heat is heating up? that is 10 straight wins. knicks down 2 with .4 seconds left. amar'e the game winner? didn't get it off in time. didn't count. that didn't count, the does. manu ginobili. game-winning jumper, fade away, the spurs beat the bucs. that one got off. you see the clock there? that one go

today, john heilemann, the national journal's susan davis, nbc's andrea mitchell and andrew sullivan. president obama is waist deep in crisis. it looks like one opportunity might be there for him. it's the universal agreement on every side of the spectrum here in washington that something has to be done to save our country from the growing national debt. the bipartisan commission couldn't get a commanding bipartisan for the plan. raising the retirement age for social security and restraining medicare and medicaid. the bitter pill are tax increases and huge defense cuts. in the polls, a 1/3 of the country says they don't enough yet. to the 2/3 that have staked out a position, the liberals are the big supporters of the debt reduction and the moderat. the least receptive are self-described conservatives. john, this is irony to anyone who has grown up in american politics. conservatives are against big deficits. shouldn't they be out there at the ramparts, let's get something done? >> in washington, d.c., you have democrats who are broadly not enthusiastic about deficit reduction and you

other panelists include stanford university law professor kathleen sullivan, former solicitor general kenneth starr and author of the bush administration tore tur members john yu. this is a little less than two hours. >> we'll start with our first panel, executive power, does the president have to obey and follow the law. my panel members, i'll go from my right and your left, i guess, we have kathleen sullivan, chair and partner of quinn emmanuel. next, david cole, professor at georgetown university. walter dellinger, our moderator is seated in the center and he is appellate chair and partner in meltonny and myers. and john yu is at berkeley law and ken starr, president of baylor university. i know that somewhere in your materials you have the resumes of all these individuals. this is truly an all-star panel. it is a true privilege for me to be able to introduce them. but i could take the entire time our panel has to tell you about everything that all of these individuals have done rather than do that, i'll tell you a little bit about what we are as a group and what the panel is as a

a super committed this crime and why when sullivan and his henchmen are responsible for this crime i have relevant documents from the so-called top secret folder these documents can be found on the internet and are available to the public with all the resolution they attempts to call these documents into question and to say when they had been falsified a nonsense. mr president of the west and the east deemed the lisbon summit in which you participated was a crucial turning point in the relations between russia and nato as well as between russia and the west do you consider as a milestone meeting or do you believe that in the long run it might turn out to be not quite so good for those still in the. it is all in our own hands this summit can be historic and so it actually was in the spirit and i want to especially given the situation we were facing two years ago that i would get it can turn out to be a meeting that did not live up to the expectations and i would like to recall the developments of two thousand and eight as the previous u.s. administration suggested a well known idea th

sullivan, he's been a former a lot of things. this is his 11th team drafted by in 2002.t is a done deal, adam dunn, $58 million to sign with the chicago white sox. the a's hoping to make a big splash as they made a huge offer to adrian beltre o we'll see what -- we'll see what happens there. nice to see the fans in cleveland as a class act. they responded with anger but under control. >> mark, thank you. thanks for joining us tonight. good night. >> good night.

sullivan, he's been a former a lot of things. this is his 11th team drafted by in 2002. done deal, adam dunn, $58 million to sign with the chicago white sox. the a's hoping to make a big splash as they made a huge offer to adrian beltre o we'll see what -- we'll see what happens there. nice to see the fans in cleveland as you inhale, they inhale. millions of children continue to be exposed to secondhand smoke. secondhand smoke causes asthma, a disease that cannot be cured. protect your loved ones.

. >> reporter: army sergeant pete sullivan is just happy to be home with his pregnant wife. >> to have been gone for 12 months, and to see him two out of the year it's truly a blessing to have him here and hold him as much as i can. >> reporter: tonight, it was a whole community reaching out. >> the community, it's other veterans in the area, everyone saying, come here. we care. >> reporter: organizers say more than 100 troops have been honored since this welcome home for the holidays program began. in dublin, jana katsuyama. >>> from the carolinas to maine an untold number of people have started the great dig out after a brutal holiday blizzard. in all, the blizzard forced the cancellation of 4,100 flights in the entire country. tonight airports in new york and new jersey reopened but it could be days before all of those passengers are finally able to get where they're going. >>> coming up at 10:30, we'll have a live report from san francisco international and an update from the east coast to see how passengers are faring. >>> and right now i'm using wide storm tracker two to track si

. >> reporter: army sergeant pete sullivan is just happy to be home with his pregnant wife. >> to have been gone for 12 months, and to see him two out of the year it's truly a blessing to have him here and hold him as much as i can. >> reporter: tonight, it was a whole community reaching out. >> the community, it's other veterans in the area, everyone saying, come here. we care. >> reporter: organizers say more than 100 troops have been honored since this welcome home for the holidays program began. in dublin, jana katsuyama. >>> from the carolinas to maine an untold number of people have started the great dig out after a brutal holiday blizzard. in all, the blizzard forced the cancellation of 4,100 flights in the entire country. tonight airports in new york and new jersey reopened but it could be days before all of those passengers are finally able to get where they're going. >>> coming up at 10:30, we'll have a live report from san francisco international and an update from the east coast to see how passengers are faring. >>> and right now i'm using wide storm tracker two to track si

andrew sullivan in the united states and you will get the same story from him that you will for me. millions of other conservatives. >> how long have you been with his partner? >> i have been with my partner -- we met and grew closer about 15 years ago. we got a civil partnership ceremony about four years ago when those things became available. >> you say that ageism has settled in. >> a lot of older gentleman say that you are as old as you feel. i am not afraid of old age, but i do not like old age. i do not -- i am not afraid of the end of the summer holidays, but i do not like the end of the summer holidays. i do not want to die. i love life. i want to go on forever. i want to be mentally sharp forever. it happens to all of us at different ages. i know that i am not as sharp in my brain as i used to be. i find myself sometimes struggling to keep a with very quick fire conversations for the tiny things explained to me more carefully. i can see that we are all degenerating all through our lives, but it begins to accelerate after 60 and i do not like it. >> and your partner is consi

. >> "the ed sullivan show" was pretty amazing. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i mean, that was -- i was standingna do "yesterday" with a string quartet. and the guy who's, you know, holds the curtains, like this guy here, he says, "are you nervous?" i said, "no." he said, "you should be." [ laughter ] he says, "there's 73 million people watching." i go, "ah!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: start shaking? >> so, that was great. the royal command performances for the queen. that was fantastic. >> jimmy: yeah. >> getting knighted by the queen. that was pretty darn hot. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> going to the white house, meeting president obama and his family. >> jimmy: yeah. >> playing for them. because i got to sing "michelle" to her. [ audience ohs ] and i said, you know, the minute they got in, i said, "one day, i'm gonna sing my song 'michelle' for her," you know? [ applause ] so i did. >> jimmy: is there a place -- it must be tough for you going around because you are paul mccartney. you are one of the beatles. where do you go where you're just paul mccartney or you're just -- >> there's a lot o

bo jackson and pat sullivan heisman winners. >> every child has a dream that place the sport of footballa living testimony that anything is possible. >> i'm pinching myself because i feel like i'm in a dream right now. you know, i can't even stress the fact enough that god is blessing me and he's brought me a long way. >> stanford quarterback andrew luck a distant second but if he decides to stay at stanford, he will be the heisman front runner next season. early yesterday army navy meeting for 111th time. end zone against navy for the first time in four years. hits 17-7. later in the second, army driving again but this time steelman coughs it up. right to wyatt middleton and he is off to the races. 98 yards is a long way to run in shoulder pads, trust me. the longest return in the game's history. navy makes is nine straight over army 31-17 the final. lasalle has won 210 straight games against northern california. opponents entering yesterday's title game against california high. these teams met earlier this year with day lasalle winning. down 7-0 but drew real tosses one to trevor task.

cheering and applause ] >> newton received 93% of the first place votes and joins bo jackson and pat sullivanrn players to win the heisman. luck was second in the voting. newton only got better as the season wore on earning a tigers a date in the national championship game on january 10th against oregon. he now joins one of the most elite lists of players in college football history. >> . >> >> it's a dream come true for me. it's something that every child has a dream of and you know, i'm a living testimony that anything is possible. >>> six medal of honor winners in attendance today in philadelphia for the 111th meeting of army and navy. army driving for a score, but quarterback trent steelman loses grip on the ball. middleton, nothing but 98 yards of green grass in front of him. to the end zone officially the longest fumble return in school history. the midshipmen put it away in the third quarter. green, that's a 25-yard score, and navy winning 31-17. its ninth straight in the series. >>> one other bit of college football news today, the university of florida has named urban meyer's success

she was working the ed sullivan theater in february of 1964 when the beatles first appeared.l mccartney. oprah winfrey said the other day when she grew up she had a poster on her wall, on her wall of paul mccartney and she dreamed of marrying paul mccartney. >> and then she got to meet him at this ceremony. >> that's right. sitting right next to each other. >> being awarded for the same thing. you can watch the kennedy center honors tonight at 9:00 p.m., 8:00 central on cbs. >> still ahead, do you plan to ring in the new year by taking a look at your relationships? we'll have advice on when,,,,,,, double dipping for his salary...that's why a retired south bay fire chief is being criticized. kenneth waldvogel >>> time for news headlines. he is accused of double dipping for his salary. that's why a retired fire chief is being criticized. he will continue working as the santa clara county fire chief until a new chief is hired. he is reportedly collecting his $200,000 a year pension and part of his $236,000 a year salary. >>> oakland police are warning craigslist car buyers to be

i know matthew sullivan is only an honorary american, from him as you get from me, and many other conservatives. >> having a partner and two children, is that accepted university here in great britain? >> we now have a politician who has a partner and two children. i think it is pretty common. i might be wrong, but i think last year was the time that more than half of the children born in the u.k. were born out of wedlock, so it is very common. it is one of those things -- in the modern world, you end up spending more time looking for a house and starting a family, and you look around and say, "you are not married yet. we will have to fix that in the future." >> in the united states, some groups say 70% are out of wedlock. >> i think it was not a conscious decision. i think if you need someone sort of later in life, and in, we met in our late thirties. there is a bit of time pressure. i did not dream about what it would look like. i was not sure i would get married, and it seems like a bigger priority, as i say, to find a way to live together and to start a family than to get married. it was a