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tenacious d will rock you tonight. (cheers and applause) >> jon: it's going to be incredible. story tonight, the supreme court's rule on the affordable care act, aka obamacare. yes, this morning all americans, indeed, all citizens of the world gathered together to see what our nation's highest court would say without con seb difficults rule the day or liberals reign granting the government power to keep old people alive artificially so that we may harvest their organs. (laughter) that is exactly the question the courts faced. and then suddenly, at the exact time we had been told the day before the decision would be handed down, pandemonium! >> this is cnn's breaking news. >> jon: the race was on. which news organization would be the first to speak of the great decision. who would emerge from the chaos as today's grand champion of news firstiness! >> i want to bringing you the break nugs that according to procedure bill meers the individual mandate is not a valid exercise of the commerce clause. >> it would appear as if the supreme court justices have struck down the individual

he is very tenacious, and you have to be comfortable with somebody you are writing the songs with. good thing. if you are writing songs by yourself, who is going to tell you if it is good or not? i immediately started to trust him, and i think he trusted me, too. now if he said, i do not want that, i was never offended. he would say carmine -- he would say maybe we should work on this a little more. tavis: how does the collaborative process works for you? strikes in our heyday, we would basically come into our room, sit down at my house or his house, -- >> in our heyday we would sit together and go to the piano and say, what you think about this? i like that. just get up and start singing. i started playing this progression, and he says, one of these nights, so in the best of times, it kind of flows. we have days that are great and days that are not so great, but i think the level of trust is really key. >> obviously you were playing with linda ronstadt, but what did you learn from her? one of my favorite projects she did was absolutely phenomenal, but what did you take away from h

camels are among the most tenacious creatures on the planet. they can walk for days without food or water. ideal qualities to survive droughts. and that's why farmers in kenya are beginning to re-think the way they breed animals. the dry seasons are getting longer and water is becoming scarcer -- tough times for cattle, who need regular access to water. four hours' drive north of nairobi, dairy products are a vital element of the traditional diet. with cattle herds dwindling ngos are now teaching women how to breed camels. >> we're here at the source of kenya's secret treasure: camel's milk. a camel produces roughly four liters of milk per day, and its rapidly becoming the hope of a drought-stricken region. donkeys carry the milk to collection points; from there it's taken by pick-up truck to the city. but where does it end up the city is called isiolo, a four-hour drive north of the kenyan capitol nairobi. they drink camel's milk here, because there's not enough food for cows. this area used to experience drought every five years, now it's eve

rich is a brilliant writer and good and kind man and a tenacious and resolute lover.laughter) we're going to miss the hell out of him but we are going to make your lovely bride to be still work here and come back and see us all the time. (cheers and applause) i love you, brother, you're a good man. richie i bloomquist, give it to him. (cheers and (cheers and applause) welcome back, my guest tonight, the creator of fox's "family guy" his new movie ised "ted." >> oh... >> maury, you're home early. >> this place is a wreck, who are these girls. >> they're hookers so it's fine. >> what the hell is this? >> where are my manners? laurie, this is angelique, heavenly, sharine and soefbian blank. somewhere out there i r four terrible fathers i wish i could thank for this great night. (applause). >> jon: please welcome seth mcfarlane. (cheers and applause) is this for me? >> yeah, this is for you. >> jon: i'm delighted. i can't believe you brought the actor from the movie. (laughter) >> it is a gift from me to you, my friend. >> jon: what is this... now i have children. you may

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and he showed he can play one tenacious game of tennis. he is just 25. and well, in is also next year. david? >> jeffrey kofman from a rainy london, thanks. >> plnchts is more ahead on "world news." thousands on alert of a new computer bug that unleashes at midnight. we ask, how do you protect your computer tonight? down here, folks measure commitment by what's getting done. the twenty billion dollars bp committed has helped fund economic and environmental recovery. long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar commitment to support scientists studying the environment. and the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. the progress continues... but that doesn't mean our job is done. we're still committed to seeing this through. you wouldn't want your doctor doing your job. so why are you doing his? only your doctor can determine if your persistent heartburn is actually something more serious... like acid reflux disease. over time, stomach acid can damag

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. >> he seems very tenacious, and he's very skilled. >> yes, he is skilled, and he is furious at holder. >> he's a committee chairman. >> yes, that's right. >> he has power. >> they just cited him for contempt. >> they just cited eric holder for criminal contempt and civil contempt. >> what happens now? does that just go away? >> the department of justice in d.c., he does nothing. >> can he get away with that? >> civil contempt goes to a judge. >> do you think the republicans are going to let him get away with that? he's withholding documents related to fast and furious, which is -- i'm arguing with the panel. >> it goes to civil court >>> predictions, pat. >> republicans have to win the senate to overturn obamacare. i predict they well. >> eleanor. >> contempt of congress charge against eric hold ler go nowhere. >> what do you think? >> the unemployment rate on election day will be closer to 9 than 8. >> the opposition to the healthcare bill will grow and will be a major factor in the election coming up in november. >> i predict the conservatives will be mobilized this fall more than t

what's so moving about your story of steven wahl, we see him for a long time trying to tenaciously hold on to his colored ancestors. this is a fellow whose father was the first commissioned captain in the civil war. the first everything in washington, and to some extent he's trying to hold on to it, but at some point he makes a decision that he's tired of sitting on the back of the bus, and he builds himself a beautiful house in the brooklyn neighborhood. he goes there -- you know, marry as white wife. goes there with his blond, blue-eyed daughter and enrolls her in public school. and what happens then, of course, comes a knock on the door. right? people who know -- because had he followed his brother and moved to canada and followed his sisters and moved to new york, he probably would have done something completely different. he tried to make this transition in the town where his name was well-known. comes a knock on the door, and he's exposed. and that exposure is painful to him, but it's sort of the grace of god for us, because we would never know the story other than that. is that n

i used to be tenacious up, and i have slowly but surely learned that warren buffett is the man. >> asg i have heard this morning, we are fed up with europe. but, for lunch and instantly at&t is doing great, costco, merck, the great american companies that are based in america, wal-mart, target, all of them have seen a 52 week high. >> mark: google is releasing their quarterly report. >> they are growing 15 to 20%, this is a great buy. it is not falling apart. they are not taking the market lower. it is preposterous to me because there are a lot of great things that are happening right here right now and investors could be taking advantage of this and i hope they are. >> mark: i am always amazed at google they did all this off of an algorithm. >> it is a search engine. they have to change the market on a really good level the they are an evil marketing company at times. >> mark: that we have had unemployment drop this week i know you do not like to look at it week to week, but there are still some jobs and housing. >> usually the plants are shutting down this time of year like chrysler

and he showed he can play one tenacious game of tennis. he is just 25.is always next year. jeffrey kaufmann, abc news, london. >> amazing it's been that long. >> almost 80 years. >> 76 years. his little girls have stole the show the he has two twin daughters, myla rose, and that is his wife, a former tennis player, herself. i love he had a quote. he said as long as i wake up and she is next to me all its good. >> oh. it was good. murray played a great game. federer is just that good. >> seven. he won there seven times. >> tied sampras' record. there we are at the game doing >>> this morning on "world news now" -- mean season, the relentless summer heat wave is now to blame for nearly four dozen deaths. >>> and a powerful cold front causing at least one tornado overnight in virginia. it will bring relief, but at a major cost. it's monday, july 9th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good monday morning, i'm rob nelson. you may remember this woman to my left right here. >> i don't remember my name. is that a quiz. >> a test. >> a te

about john and he has the greatest production editor in the world, darcy evans and manages to be tenacious and meticulous and mercifully full giving -- for giving. i want to say a special thank you to some people who worked very hard the past few weeks to make this a great night. my colleagues, add chin and lisa and melissa harrison, thank you all very hard for your hard work. i appreciate that. [applause] i sent you greetings tonight from the nrdc president who wishes she could be with us tonight but could not be here. also want to say thank-you to our executive director for his support and of course to the heart and soul of the nrdc family are founder, john adams and a quick thank you to robert redford for riding the magnificent forward to this book and former congressman cheri bullard for writing our practice. i am grateful for that. washington no rider to will alone. this book is based on the efforts of everyone in the nrdc action fund. in some ways it reflects the work of you all. those of you who stood up for nature some of you for years and some of you for decades telling the truth

bridgers describes brandon as a tenacious player with a quiet spirit. >> this kid has had a job since he was in high school. always earning his own keep. always making its own way. >> he said he not only robbed him of his whole life but of his family. >> there is a child that has been robbed of his father. there is a brother who has been robbed of his only brother. >> reporter: neighbors who heard the gunshots monday night are fed up with the violence. >> terrible. i don't want the kids to go outside. scared they might get shot. >> reporter: police say they do have a few leads but the need the community's help in getting justice for brandon. >> we need them to help us get him off the streets. >> and the shooting death for brandon is especially hard for his family. we're told has mother died a year ago. back to you. >> very sad. thank you, rochelle. if you have information, you are asked to call baltimore police. >>> we are tracking a story now. a senior member of the house of delegates leadership says that tonight, governor martin o'malley is likely to call a special session to deal w

usa and spain, tenacious defense. turn over lebron. he had 25 for coach k and company. paul the nice defense, russell westbrook putting down 100-78. team usa pulling away from spain. >>> meanwhile where the new orleans saints are going to be a focal point of attention given all their offseason attention. they don't have their coach drew payson -- payton. but they do have drew brees knows all the attention they've been getting. >> i think we've been through a lot together. we've been through the mountain top together. i think we all know what we're made of. i think we all know what to expect out of each other. we also know that we can lean on each other at times. this is going to be tough. >> meanwhile the san francisco giants hoping to continue their winning ways. taking down the padres tonight over at at&t. mat bound on the mound as they say. that's the sporting life for right now. >> thank you, mark. >>> and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you at 10:00. must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end. back in '08, we didn't have these u-v

. >>> an end to a concert by tenacious d had a brawl end the show.chelle turner is in los angeles. we're talking about the concert by jack black, the comedian, and kyle gas. there was a stabbing? >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, carol. vegas police are saying there are convicting reports. one or two injured concert goers were transported to the hospital with injuries that were not considered life threatening and did add early this morning that they do have a suspect in cu custody now. according to the las vegas journal review, jack black and his tenacious d partner kyle gass were about 90 minutes in on sunday when a scuffle erupted between two men in the audience. one person was stabbed in the leg. a large pool of blood was left in the bar area near the stage. now police canceled the rest of the concert and "the daily mail" reports jack black told the crowd of about 1,500 that this is no joke. due to a serious situation we're shutting it down. we can only play one more song but we're going to rock it out. carol, for your information, there are no word

and he showed he can play one tenacious game of tennis. he is just 25. year. jeffrey kaufmann, abc news, london. >> amazing it's been that long. >> almost 80 years. >> 76 years. his little girls have stole the show. he has two twin daughters, myla rose. and that is his wife. a former tennis player herself. i love he had a quote. he said as long as i wake up and she is next to me all its good. >> oh. it was good. murray played a great game. federer is just that good. >> seven. he won there seven times. >> tied sampras' record. there we are at the game doing our thing. >> terrible. >> i thought you were good with. hey, your high speed internet here at home... and on the go... ...with some really big news. it's b-i-g, big. high speed internet from at&t at home... includes wi-fi access on the go -- whoo-hoo! it's an unbelievable deal. it's an unbelievable deal. [ both chuckle ] well, gotta go! but, wait, there's more! [ female announcer ] go to the website below today and get high speed internet for the unbelievably low price of just $14.95 a month for 12 mo

. >> that's how people who are successful in this business, they're tenacious and curious. i'm looking here, jordan you've been candid on your blog. you're big into social media and you said while still administering first aid, brent noticed that jessica was no longer screaming. he advised that he looked over to jessica and saw what appeared to be an entry wound to her head. what kind of reaction, what does your family think about you sharing this information online. >> i've been a firefighter paramedic for seven years. so i'm somewhat numb to some of this. and i also believe in full transparency. i don't want to hide anything from my parents, family or friends and they need to know what's happened. it's better they find out through me than through anybody else. >> we also talked about what happened at the mall. she came very close, she had a brush with death and i remember that shooting because i was on the anchor desk and. she was there and got a funny feeling. >> it was weird because when she came back in town, it was almost she used it as motivation. just like you know

bridges describes him as a tenacious player with a quiet spirit. >> this kid has had a job since he was school. always earning his own keep. always making its own wage. >> reporter: bridger says the shooter not only robbed him of his life but an entire family. >> is a child that has been robbed of a father. there is a brother who has been robbed of his only brother. >> reporter: neighbors who heard the gunshots ring out monday night, fed up with the violence. >> terrible. don't want the kids to go outside. scared they might get shot. >> reporter: police say they do have a few leads but need the community's help in getting justice for brandon. >> we need people to come forward to help us get him often the streets. >> reporter: and brandon's shooting death is especially hard for many because his mother died a year ago. kai, back to you. >> rochelle, thank you. if you have any information, you're asked to call baltimore city police. >>> a man drowns in a pond in prince george's county. according to firefighters, 21- year-old khalif richardson was seen going into the pond on old stagecoach

david, maybe jump in on this with me and tell me if this is a winning strategy to go after this so tenaciously and try to beat this issue up heading into the election. >> well, i do think that republicans are right in believing this mobilized their base. the tea partiers were getting a little complacent. this will get them out there. this is one of their founding issues. so they've got an opportunity. there are chunks of the country, however, that mitt romney also needs to appeal to who think we ought to move on and where he might do that is on the numbers coming out friday on the unemployment. when that jobs number comes out it will be just as important, in fact more important than most americans than the health care bill, which way is that number moving. i think the romney people hope over time that they can run a double barreled campaign on jobs and on health care. whether they'll succeed or not, they're running against a formidable candidate, and a nimble candidate, barack obama. >> if i can just add, the point you made is what we're hearing from democrats from the white house to capitol h

a statesman may be determined and tenacious, but he is understand the character his hobby will fail. they all understood will was happening, as i mentioned about jackson. kendis to do was happening with lincoln. but he was saying was everyone else was trying to prop up this divided house. lincoln cut through all that with this idiom that showed that the country had to move and a new direction. they all understood the character of their time. they all had a vision, an ability to envision the new country, the new direction that they wanted to move the nation toward. they all had this vague complex quality which i call simply political as shortness which is the ability to sort of get your hand on the livres a power. it's not designed to be easy. did your hand on the labors of power and direct them in such a way as to move the country toward that vision. all six had it. now we come to ronald reagan. he headed also. he did, in fact met transform the political landscape. he was certainly, he meets the voter test because he was a two-tier president succeeded by his own party. he's not consi

ari, you have been tenaciously covering this story.alk to us about this case, how you think it will play out in federal court. >> it's very significant because number one, it's the first time that a federal court has looked at one of these restrictive voting laws since the 2010 election to see if they violate the voting rights act. i thisnk the facts are not on texas' side. they are going to lose. their law will not be cleared by the court in d.c. because it does discriminate against minority voters. and the second thing which is the big picture here is texas really embodies the conservative response to demographic change which is that it is a state with booming demographic change, 8% of the growth in the last decade has been from hispanics and blacks and the conservative response in texas has been dilute the minority voting power. so basically don't try to -- >> under the auspices of voter fraud. >> don't try to court blacks and hispanics, just try to prevent them from participating in the political process and draw your congressional

congress believes that the incumbent market power in the video space was sufficiently pernicious and tenacious that it overrode president bush's only veto to enact in to law. unfortunately the congress in the '96 act failed to develop with the sufficient speed, breath, and scope to discipline cable market power. they returned soon after the '96 act and continued to this day because the multichannel video market and the broadband wireless access market remain very highly concentrated. competition was undermined in those markets by a serious of mergers which culminateed like comcast/nbc, and joint ventures like verizon and big cable. cable could compete against fiber. they have run up the white flag. and then the rest of the country inferior technologies cannot compete against the single, dominant, coaxial network. it is equal to the failure to deconcentration commercial programming. congress granted a lucrative right in retransmission, extending the transmission rights with its retransmission rights. but it gave broadcasters those rights without new responsibilities. the broadcasters used their

and he showed he can play one tenacious game of tennis. he is just 25. year. jeffrey kaufmann, abc news, london. >> amazing it's been that long. >> almost 80 years. >> 76 years. his little girls have stole the show. he has two twin daughters, myla rose, and that cheyenne reva, and that is his wife, a former tennis player, herself. i love he had a quote. he said as long as i wake up and she is next to me all its good. >> oh. it was good. murray played a great game. federer is just that good. that's the crazy part. >> seven. he won there seven times. >> tied sampras' record. there we are at the game doing our thing. >> terrible. >> i thought you were good

. >> i think lydia has the ability to make a full recovery, and i think she's tenacious and perseveresthe attack that nearly took her life is lydia tillman in her own words. >> reporter: people were amazed you survived at all, frankly. >> yeah. i am amazed, too. >> reporter: what has been, in the long recovery process, the most difficult thing to do? >> relearning how to speak was still difficult. >> reporter: yes. >> i am trying to find a balance between my ambitions and my still healing body and brain. >> reporter: yeah. so where were you in the process of getting better when travis went to court to plead guilty and be sentenced? >> i am -- was just out of rehab. the hardest day of my life. >> reporter: really. >> to forgive him was super difficult. >> reporter: how could you do that after what he did to you? >> to heal myself rather than being angry. >> reporter: because that would not help you. >> yeah. >> reporter: you harbor no bitterness, no -- >> rarely i get mad. i believe travis forbes was acting out of fear and hatred. i choose love and peace over fear. and i won. >> reporte

darrell issa has been tenacious honest. it took a long time to get this information.with the ethics committee portion of it. we issued this report today and we want to make sure it is not a piece of paper that goes on a bookshelf. we want to make sure that they actually do something to make sure that it doesn't happen again. rick: i mention "fast and furious." i would like to ask you about that. senator charles grassley putting in another request for more documents from the department of justice. what have you heard about.com has there been an official response to the quest of the documents? are you going to get them? >> we have not been very good about getting the documents this far. attorney general holder has made it crystal clear he has no desire to communicate with congress, let alone to give us the documents we insist upon. there will be additional subpoenas and additional people that are called to testify on capitol hill. if the white house thinks that "fast and furious" is suddenly going to go away with the admonition that hey, we should trust us -- that isn't

she was tenacious throughout the process in partnership with jim inhoff.nsisted the house join them. they were able to reach an agreement with the house. host: next call comes from boston, massachusetts. frank is on our line for independents. caller: good morning. regarding the money that was returned to the state of florida. what happens to the money -- it is included in the budget from the previous year or redistributed? is the airline industry subsidized by the transportation department? guest: when governor scott decided not to except the high- speed rail grand that was received from the government, that was redistributed to about five different states. it has been put to work and will improve transportation in those five other states. the governor was within his rights to say no, thank you. that was a decision that florida made. the government provide support for airlines, without which you cannot have safe air travel. i don't think you could consider that the government subsidizes the airlines. host: amy from norman, oklahoma . caller: i was wonderin

i also want to abolish the team of people who brought us here today through their tenacious investigation and expertise on fraud as well as science. the leaders of our team are with us, and the deputy attorney general has mentioned many of them. i also want to of knowledge the hhs inspector general, the deputy commissioner for global regulatory operations and policy, and our deputy director for the office of criminal investigations who is offstage. this is just the latest milestone in a coordinated campaign to stamp out fraud in our health care system. when president obama took office, he asked secretary to the as an attorney general holder and our senior leaders to make prevention a top priority, and we have done so. in early 2009, which created the health care fraud prevention and enforcement team. together, our apartments are fighting a wide range of crimes. including marketing trends for off label use, underpaid programs, and giving kickbacks to providers for writing -- prescribing one drug over another. when corporations mis-brand a drug, improperly influence doctors, or keep critica