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republican tom davis and democrat and the president and ceo for the action fund. thanks for joining us. you have it left and right and we try to do it properly. john mccain said i can't girl an tee anything. there will be something coming back when they return on april 8th. tom, do you see the potential for progress on this? >> you get a senate bill in 06. you have a house bill. they were so far apart, they couldn't reconcile them. you will get a senate bill out and the house is working on a different thing. it's complicated, but political. >> for the most part, does congress have the ability to get it done? they are one of the programs, the guest worker program is fighting with the chamber over the future of that. the low wage for the immigrants. ultimately what you take away from politics is it's always easier to be a no vote than a yes vote. you can talk about a bill that you didn't like. if enough elected officials are willing to lead and say we are more interested in solving the problem and getting it dng right than necessarily reaching agreement on every iss

tom werner, owner of red sox and tom davis, a big producer as well.er, maria shriver's financial advisor advises lebron james that lebron may throw money in here. is that true? >> it is true. lebron and his manager, maverick carter formed a company and they invested pretty substantially in the company as well. we're excited to have them on the team. liz: i would think. is there a little guy opportunity here? simply owning a franchise and how people go about doing that? >> that is our model today to build a franchise network. much like panera bread built out 40 franchises across the country we're looking to do that as well. we're looking for strong multiunit operators in different markets. liz: i like the two minute thing. it is really fast but appears to be very healthy. here's another business type of question which i'm sure you've pondered. the high cost of commodities in some cases. now they have come down in many cases. look at wheat, you look at corn, it really smacked down chipolte a couple quarters ago. this is not an easy business when you're

tom davis, thank you for joining us. let's cycle back to where this conversation began. food. put this question to our facebook friends. do you think free meals lead to a budget agreement? peter answered, why not? republicans in the house and senate getting free meals from the american people every day. ouch. chris payton piles on. perhaps they say the quickest way to a republican's vacant place where the heart should be is through his stomach. >> wow. >> republicans, start using the facebook page and even it out a little bit. get in on the conversation. >>> up next, we switch it up. the trial capturing the attention of the entire nation, even us. >>> new york firefighters scott edwards and tim keenan saw their dreams crushed when hurricane sandy destroyed their store surfside bagels. as the waters receded our makeover team advanced and now they're back open for business. [ female announcer ] waiting, waiting... feel like you're growing older... waiting to look younger? don't wait. [ female announcer ] get younger looking skin fast. with new olay regenerist micro-sculpting cre

joining me now for today's strategy talk is former republican congressman tom davis and democratic strategist-susman. let's talk about the pipe dream. is it one to hope that these meals are the beginning of a beautiful friendship? >> well, i think you have to keep your expectations realistic. but i think they take the edge off a little bit. instead of the 24/7 campaign, it's good to just sit down informally establish that personal relationship. what we've got to remember are the divisions in the country are deep and within the parties are very, very deep. but at least this can get people sitting down and acting like adults and trying to address the problem. it's an important first step, but i wouldn't hold your breath. but do you think it's at all overblown this criticism of president obama not being out there, you know, glad handing with the other side. not every president has been adept at doing that. >> everyone has their own -- they all have their own styles. you have to be who you are. but i think this president's probably been less in terms of outreach than some of his predecessors. you

tonight to talk to you about the lives of three extraordinary people in this book, tom hurwitz, elliot abrams and angela davis and the extraordinary school they found themselves in against the odds considering their differing backgrounds. in the early 1960s. the founder of the school as many of you know, because many of you have connections with the school was elizabeth hurley and who was born to a well-to-do family. after attending smith college she moved to greenwich village and found herself among a group of artists and radicals and social reformers of every stripe at the first blooming of greenwich village's bohemian flowering. she started as a freelance reporter and then studied as a psychologist and social worker and inspired by john do we, she and a partner, louis marx, ran a series of model classes and schools in the public education system, based on the progressive series of john dewey. she and her compatriots railed against the role of rote memorization, and strict memorization. she believed children should read and write and do things on their own timetable and it was harmful to force them to do it

davis road. both sides of the interstate are shut down. let's go live to tom duhane near the crash site. it looks like it will be a while before it's open again. >> reporter: we're very near the crash site off the road. so far, no estimate makes on when traffic will be reopened on interstate 80 both directions. let me tell you what the chp tells us about the accident. first, what you see there is the big rig that caught on fire and hit a bmw head-on in the westbound lanes. that driver is deceased. now, the chp says what happened is the driver who was not seriously injured toll them he was driving in the other direction, going eastbound toward sacramento. he was eating something, it got caught in his throat and passed out. he erndz up hitting a white toyota and then he -- ends up hitting a white toyota, and then hits another vehicle, hits a gray station wagon you see there and then the big rig starts to go through the center divide right in the lanes going westbound toward san francisco. that's when the big rig collides with the bmw with a single driver. the big rig catches on fire. so do

davis road. both sides of the interstate are shut down. let's go live to tom duhane near the crash site. it looks like it will be a while before it's open again. >> reporter: we're very near the crash site off the road. so far, no estimate makes on when traffic will be reopened on interstate 80 both directions. let me tell you what the chp tells us about the accident. first, what you see there is the big rig that caught on fire and hit a bmw head-on in the westbound lanes. that driver is deceased. now, the chp says what happened is the driver who was not seriously injured toll them he was driving in the other direction, going eastbound toward sacramento. he was eating something, it got caught in his throat and passed out. he erndz up hitting a white toyota and then he -- ends up hitting a white toyota, and then hits another vehicle, hits a gray station wagon you see there and then the big rig starts to go through the center divide right in the lanes going westbound toward san francisco. that's when the big rig collides with the bmw with a single driver. the big rig catches on fire. so do

davis road at 10:30 a.m. the westbound lanes are still closed. tom is live as drivers are still being detoured around the crash. tom? >> reporter: we are several miles away from where the accident was but this is the backup. what you are seeing is a steady stream of drivers diverted off i-80, up i-5 to come through town to get on 113 to get back down to i-80. about that accident, here is what happened. >> the after market of the deadly crash, the big rig caught fire after hitting a car head on. they are incinerated. the driver escaped with minor injuries but the driver inside the car was dead. >> it was discovered there was a second victim in the car that was hit head on. out of the crash we have two fatal victims. >> the accident happened because the truck driver was distracted and lost control. >> he was eating and started choking. lost consciousness and drifted on to the shoulder. his rig came across all of the eastbound lanes. >> reporter: he hit two cars. then smashed into had westbound lanes hitting the car. this video was taken moments later b

tom harpur welcome to the big picture. live. live. live. live. live . clint. we stop stories here on our team farewell commandante davis says.

. >> good morning, my name is robert davis and i live in the bay view and i would like to begin by thanking the staff, inspector, sorry, acting director tom, hewy, and the rest of the staff for the demolition order and the knocking down of the orderses on third and long time coming, and it looks great and i know that it was long and hard, but, we really appreciate that. and we would like to get an update on the open notices of violation and the open director's hearings and there are 6,000 novs and it looks like someone went through and closed off the ones before the year of 2000. and i have no idea how that happened. i would like to make a comment on the open director's hearing and attending the director's hearing and a group of 15 people clouding myself went down to speak at a director's hearing about 900, and we were told at the last minute that the building owner had just decided to postpone it and we were not notified and there is no notification process for people who want to show up be heard and we would like to get a little bit of information about that building and there is a long, sort of complicated of the notices of violation a

tom obey because of the president's intentions to close the facility down but more evidence is coming out that proves the president has worsened the situation in the detention facility were hired colonel morris davis is a former guantanamo bay official he's also the professor of law at howard university and i spoke to him earlier about the reason obligates won't be sent to guantanamo bay and i asked him if it has anything to do with closing. well i think it's a valid point they haven't taken anyone to guantanamo to a number of years now and the population is slowly. thinning out down to one hundred sixty six out of the seven hundred seventy nine that were you know there is some point in time so i think not adding to that is a good thing and i think the problem too is obligate is what would you charge him with the kuantan m a i mean the charge in federal court is conspiracy to murder americans and recently the federal courts tossed out the convictions of some former guantanamo detainees convicted military commissions for conspiracy and for providing material support so i think taking him to federal court here in the u.s. was a smart decision on the obama administration's part now some of the critic

davis. former n.f.l. player writer speaker and activist for bt rights with the hatrick martin institute wade welcome thank you so much for having me on tom thanks for joining us in a recent interview with the chicago radio station former n.f.l. quarterback jim miller said there are some religions that are just not going to accept a gay individual the locker room so now are you as an organization going to bring that element into your locker room and think everything is going to be ok and quote . throw it a religion into the n f l. yeah i think that's highly problematic i also have never heard of a religion that preaches hate. and i don't think that that the n.f.l. which some would say the same thing and yes there may be players who based on their religious upbringing is there may not accept someone who may identify as gay or lesbian but that doesn't mean that you can't be tolerant of that person and respect that person and not hate that person you know what's having a conversation about this with the crew before we came on the air or you know which sport will be the first one to break the barrier to have somebody come out it was baseball