that's what happened to nathaniel turner. while he and classmate zach weinberg were still undergraduates at the wharton school of business in philadelphia, they and two other partners started a company called invite media. it created a software platform that helps marketers and agencies make the most of their online advertising. just three years later, google bought invite media for $70 million. turner and weinberg now work for google, running the firm they founded as part of google's doubleclick division. nathaniel turner joins us now from the nasdaq market site. gnat, welcome to "nightly business report." >> thank you. >> tom: when did you first realize you were a entrepreneur? >> probably when i was right in junior high. i started taking hobbys that i had and expanding them to new businesses. back when i was 11 or 12 starting a trading card company and a snake-breeding company were huge successes for me at the time. i was able to buy my car and a few other things. >> tom: from trading cards and breeding snakes to online ad

turner. >> thank you. the context of this amendment must be considered within the past administration cuts to this program. i absolutely agree with the ranking member that the problems with the program must be resolved. they can't be resolved unless we focus on the program providing additional funding. the administration continually cut the program in the past budget request slashed by $445 million in 2010, $185 million in this year's budget request reduction, and the outyear spending is a billion dollars less than projected a year ago. we're only restoring $100 million. i appreciate the ranking member's statement of general saying there's a bunch of other places to put the money, but the ranking members amendment doesn't put it someplace else, but puts it in the national guard, and we support that, and that's why the second amendment was offered. the restoring the $100 million back to the program and honoring the ranking members very valid statement of where the money would go in support of our national g

turner. >> thank you. the context of this amendment must be considered within the past administration cuts to this ogram. i absolutely agree with the ranking member that the problems with the program must be resolved. they can't be resolved unless we focus on the program providing additional funding. the administration cntinually cut the program in the past budget request slashed by $445 million in 2010, $185 million in this year's budget request reduction, and the outyear spending is a billion dollars less than projected a year ago. we're only restoring $100 million. i appreciate the ranking member's statement of general saying there's a bunch of other places to put the money, but the ranking members amendment doesn't put it someplace else, but puts it in the national guard, and we support that, and that's why the second amendment was offered. the restoring the $100 million back to the program and honoring the ranking members vy valid stement of where the money would go in support of our national guard is

turner. >> thank you. i want to highlight one provision that is in this mark and i want to thank chairman wilson for his work and ranking member davis for her support for a provision that is going to protect the child custody rights of our servicemembers. chairman wilson has been a great advocate for this and i appreciate him including this in the smart. this is certainly one of those compelling issues that impact their servicemembers. unbelievably across our country there have been family law courts that have taken custody away from our servicemembers upon return from iraq and afghanistan due to their absence and having served our country. we have done this. we have included this in our bill 4 times prior to this. this'll be our fifth time doing this. i appreciate the chair's support, chairman mckeon previously for placing this bill and i want to thank jeanette james who has worked on the staff side on this issue for the last five years. what is different this time is that this is preceding with correspon

turner. the chair: the gentleman from ohio. mr. turner: i thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to thank our chairman and ranking member for including amendment number 149 and my ranking member of the subcommittee for joining me in an important amendment. we are deeply concerned about a commercial company light squared that is developing a communications service that will harm our g.p.s. system and interfere with the military's use of g.p.s. military's heavily reliant on g.p.s., the potential g.p.s. interference would also affect first responders, air traffic management and safety, commercial g.p.s. users, the deputy secretary of defense wrote to the f.c.c. chairman that there is a strong potential for interference to critical national security systems. we need the fellow communications commission to ensure that the defense department's concerns about g.p.s. interference are resolved before it moves ahead with the final decision on light squared. this is a bipartisan and bicameral concern. the defense bill contains a provision addressing this concern. the amendment offe

turner? >> good afternoon, supervisors. brooke turner. i understand the concerns of the tenants in place at parkmerced. i applaud president chiu and all of your efforts to try to address the concerns but i'm here today as an environmental minded person, who has worked for many years to sustainable development and this is what this proposal is. as president chiu pointed out, this is an exceptional proposal, the likes of which have not been seen in san francisco before. i'm not aware of any other developments in the nation of more sustainable or environmentally considerate. many of you have had the opportunity to meet my sons. some of you have suffered their visits to your office. for that, i apologize. despite their bad behavior, it's for their futures i became involved and interested in the environmental movement. i believe that my children, your children, and all the kids in san francisco who grew up here will benefit from the project by showing all of us that sustainable and socially responsible development can be achieved. thank you. s

turner: thank you, madam speaker. with that we would like to point out again that these are arbitrary numbers, our troops in europe pose an important asset for all of our operations in protection of national security, including as has been stated training troops that go into afghanistan and iraq, this amendment would not save money, it would in fact increase our overall costs and it also includes an arbitrary reduction in our overall end strength that would have a negative impact on our national security. with that i yield back. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from colorado. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. the amendment's not agreed to. for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado rise? mr. polis: on that i'd like to request the yeas and nays. roll call vote. the chair: the gentleman requests a recorded vote. pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from colorado wil

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turner. >> to reiterate, mr. lamborn's amendment which is an excellent amendment does not change the rules for new s.t.a.r.t. it has to do with the recommendation the president sent to the senate which is part of the implementation. the senate has the primary role and approval. obviously our role is on implementation. this is purely and implementation provisions that ensures it goes forward. it does not change the rules in any manner but codify the rules. the other provisions that relate to further production specifically the issue of the hedge and modernization of cmr and ups, these provisions will make us safer and go straight to the issue of ensuring we have a modernization as we go to lower numbers. we want to ensure what we have is marginalized. back to you. >> gentleman yields back. further debate on the amendment? the gentleman from texas, mr. thornberry. >> i will take a moment to try to put a little context in this discussion because not everybody lives and breathes nuclear weapons all the time. nuclear

turner wrote of this inexorable pull west for americans.' but the outcome,' he says, 'is not the old europe. here is a new product that is particularly american.' we thought it would be useful at--at--at the turn of the century to begin to give some flavor of who americans were beginning to think they were and no longer really transplanted europeans, which, of course, changes right away in chapter two as america gets pulled back to the--to europe by world war i. c-span: as you know, you were born above the united states. >> guest: yes. c-span: what year? >> guest: i was born in 1938. i--this is--i'm 60 this year. c-span: what town were you born in? >> guest: i was born in toronto. my father was a broadcaster. he was a broadcast executive by the time i was born, had been a radio newsman before that, became an executive for the canadian broadcasting corporation. and then when i was quite young, about 11, we moved to ottawa because the cbc head office moved there, and so i grew up in a--a little anglo community in rural western quebec, which wa

"la seÑota turner es tia de una de las victimas.ice muy indignada que que los familiares estan muy afectados y con mucha rabia con lo ocurr; que muy afectados y con mucha rabia con lo ocurr; que nd hr l gadea cenauap c l vecin "esta mujer que vive justo frente a la escena de los hechos dice que para ser honesta no escucho disparos de distintas armas y trato de protegerse para no ser victima de los disparos... el hombre detenido permanece bajo custodia de las autoridades.mientras los vecinos no dejan de mostrar preocupacion ante u la policia de oakland todavia no da a conocer los nombres de los tres individuos involucrados en el hecho. ahora las indagaciones estan a cargo del departamento de homicidios, asi como de la fiscalia del condado de alameda para determinar bajo que circunstancias ocurrio el enfrentamiento. ---la joven acusada de matar a una niÑa de dos aÑos por estar enviando un mensaje de texto mientras conducia, pospuso su declaracion de culpabilidad o inocencia en un tribunal del condado de "sonoma". ---"kaitlyn dunaway"

when the next three games and you can be tina turner.new full well she didn't have a prayer you couldn't win the first to the easy games of the tournament she wasn't going to win all four of the remaining ones but i wanted her to at least try. when he got back on the line i explained this to him. he agreed it was smart to at least give her something to strive for. i didn't give it another thought until a few hours later when isherwood called me back. she won, he told me. he had difficulty believing it himself but he sold it with his own eyes. she had beaten the player with so many points above her she might as well had been next to bobby fischer. i was happy she applied herself and one. i was considerably less have the i had to follow through on my promise. i got the costume for her spiky black wig and earrings. it wasn't bad enough she were the costume to school, but that day her class went to the hospital to show their costumes to the little sick kids. i can only hope none of the doctors at the hospital realized that that child dressed

i would be very critical in many ways, but he was a friend of turners and was very -- they were mutually influential. let me put it this way. it is very interesting that, in europe, the word frontier is a- term. in america, it is a positive term -- in europe, the word frontier is a negative term. in america, it has a positive term. it has something to do with possibility of the individual person, recognizing their individual possibility, irrespective of their conditions of their birth. maybe people have to put in a phrase -- equality of opportunity rather than equality of result. that notion of the frontier and its analog -- it is not for nothing that politicians repeatedly have tried to revive the notion of frontier, and most notably john f. kennedy, the idea of space travel in french hearing. frontiering.hearin >> in closing, let me say that, first of all, poetry is stories and songs that we have included in this volume. more importantly, i want to thank the panelists. how want to thank the bradley foundation. and i want to thank you all for coming. [applause] >> in his weekly address,

steve rule with turner construction, construction management oversight. there we go. we had another great month of progress. we continue the demolition work, 46,000 hours now without any accidents or injuries to the workers. we completed the turnover of zone three, which used to be the old central portion of the old terminal to the subcontractor for staging of their shoring material that they've started construction on. and we completed the main demo on the bus ramps by completing the harrison overpass in the first week of may, so that is the end of our long closures and street closures there for the demolition. now it's just a lot of clean-up and processing of that material. with utility relocation package, good progress continues to be made with those. the natomis street sewer installation between free mount and first is completed, and the tie-in to the main sewer is in progress. water line snalmings is completed. -- installation is completed. and we anticipate that work, the natomis street utility relocation work being completed by the end of july. one of the other

you win the next three games, and you can be tina turner.t i knew full well that she didn't have a prayer. if you couldn't win the first two easy games at the tournament, she wasn't going to win all three of the remaining ones, but i wanted her to at least try. when sherwood got back on the line, i explained this all to him. sherwood agreed that it was smart to at least give her something to strive for. i didn't give it another thought until a few hours later when sherwood called me back. kimmy won! he told me. he had difficulty believing it himself, but he saw it with his own eyes. not only had she aced the three games, she beat a child who was so many points above her, she might as well have played bobby fischer. i got the costume for her. two short leather miniskirts, matching leather jacket, spiky blond wig. et wasn't bad enough that she wore that costume to school, but that day kimmy's class went to holy natal hospital to show off their costumes to the little sick kids. i can only hope that none of the doctors realize that that child dr

tommy, ben, brooke turner. i think i already called bart broom. my apologies for not recognizing bart from the sf public utilities commission. >> i've lived in the garden apartments since 1959, when they were only 18 years old. i recently sent in march a four- page e-mail to each of the supervisors recommending that they not confirm this project. the e.i.r. arguments that the property was built in the 1940's is not wholly true. of the units that are being the most for the sake of density, roughly 31% of those units were built in the 1950's when the towers were built, under the same construction, same materials, and same quality. these units, as it happens, are almost entirely located in phase one, the portion that will be demolished first. those are the best of the garden units in parkmerced. for some reason, they want to destroy the evidence that the fact that the property is not as deteriorated as they say. the commissioners, when they voted on this project, voted in lockstep 4-3. the mayor's office appointees all voted in favor of it. the super

tommy, ben, brooke turner. i think i already called bart broom. my apologies for not recognizing bart from the sf public utilities commission. >> i've lived in the garden apartments since 1959, when they were only 18 years old. i recently sent in march a four- page e-mail to each of the supervisors recommending that they not

"la seÑota turner es tia de una de las victimas.ice muy indignada que que los familiares estan victimas. y dice muy indignada que que los familiares estan muy afectados y con much >>> y fue el momento en que 2 de ellos salieron armados del auto, los 2 fueron baleados por la policía y murieron, lo que ha generado furioa de los familiares >>> la señora, es tía de una de las víctimas, y dice estar muy indignada, ya que son familiares están muy afectaoddo y con muha rabia por lo ocurrido >>> mientras el tercer sospechoso, fue capturado con la ayuda del helicóptero hay una serie e acusaciones, ya que según versiones dd algunos asesinos >>> esta mujer, dice que para ser honesta no escuchó disparos de distintas armas >>> le tercer hombre detnieod está bajo custodia de las autoridades ,los vecinos tienen preocupación >>> desde luego que las autoridades mantienen la reserva del caso, al menos por ahora el la policía aún no da los nombres de las personas involucrads >>> es mi reporte en vivo, desde el centro de redacción >>> la joven acusada

and that describes teddy roosevelt and i think it was roosevelt as it was with turner trying to find an idea of america that was different and i think it resides in the idea of the frontier that pulls a diverse people together for a common purpose and in roosevelt's time in 1894, heavens knows the industrial revolution, the creafs infirment with all of the new immigrants coming so the intense brutality of roosevelt's speech was intended to try to push to the side these threats to the basic american ideas that all is under these centrifugal tensions. >> something to be said, too for energy. it's true, i think that our americanism derives from our proposition, the proposition that all men are created equal at the beginning of the declaration of independence, but at the end you have the signers of the declaration pledging their lives their forts and sacred honor to which someone said the meaning of the declaration said all men are created equal especialliet the undersigned, which creates a difference between the beneficiaries of the principles of equality and those who actually promote

. >> reporter: margie turner says her 30-year-old nephew was on parole for nonviolent offenses. >> you can't be paying these folks that are supposed to be protecting us and they are killing us. it is not right. >> we have to watch out for oakland police. it is crazy out here. they are not helping us,th they are killing us. >> reporter: police confirmed that federal investigators were on the scene after the shooting but would not tell us what role, if any, the feds had in the events leading up to the shooting. in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> two defendants headed back to court today. san ma rhone police officer lewis romboni and norman welsh appeared before a judge. they are accused of conspiring to steal and to sell drug evidence, possession of illegal weapons and embezzled money. today the judge allowed welsh more freedom to travel outside the country in order to tend to family heather ishimar health . they have no plans to file charges only claims that they also ran a brothel. >>> the lawyer representing the former head of oakland's black muslim bakery gave his closing arg

my name is ryan turner. i'm a resident of the richmond district and practice environmental land use law. i'm strongly in fanger of the program. i see it as embodiment and action of the precautionary principle which the board adopted in 2003, very simple motto, think before you act and choose the least environmentally harmful alternative. regarding sequa, i would highlight the prevention is getting the people we opportunity attract to our cities. the historic buildings are assets and not liabilities. the developer widely recognized value added qualities of historic and orlede buildings respect the history of our community and contributions of those who came before them. forbe those who choose to demolish historic buildings, sequa is intended to challenge those constructions. it is wasteful and requires trucking and new materials and supports an economy predicated on unlimited distraction. this is not the motto we sho

my name is ryan turner. i'm a resident of the richmond district and practice environmental land use law. i'm strongly in fanger of the program. i see it as embodiment and action of the precautionary principle which the board adopted in 2003, very simple motto, think beforyo

turner: i thank the gentleman from california, our chairman, mr. mckeon, for his leadership in this bill as it's moving through the house and ranking member smith. i would also like to thank all of my colleagues on the strategic forces subcommittee and in particular my ranking member, loretta sanchez, and the staff for their work on this year's strategic forces mark and i'd like to thank our director. this bill builds off a strong bipartisan and bicameral consensus and fully funds the nnsa, the national nuclear security administration, and supports continued modernization of our nuclear forces and infrastructure. it also supports robust oversight of the administration's implementation of the new treaty and establishes prudent measures to slow down the rush toward nuclear disarmament. the bill responds to the affects of prior cuts by this administration to missile defense, providing an additional increase of $110 million above the president's request. it adds these funds to fix the system that protects the united states' homeland from long range bal

. >> again, turner construction. this item is made up of five smaller changes, including one for existing conditions that were unknown. there's foundation law -- there is a foundation wall on the way to the shore in wall, so we needed to reengineer that and demolished part of this unknown wall, and forseen wall. there was also some diesel- soaked asphalt planks and subsequent soil contamination that needed to be removed. some fence lines that were not in accordance with what the original bid documents had in, and at the beale street bar and grill, in order to maintain additional pedestrian access, we asked evans brothers to replace the paving that was not originally part of their contract. finally, we have asked evans brothers to pave a north/south side what -- sidewalk on the west side of fremont streets and both the west and east sides of remonstrate in order to maintain pedestrian traffic and save some issues there with taking up street space. are there any questions? thank you. director ford: all right, seeing no

you know says turner a shining president of the moscow school of social and economic science says the spotlight will be back shortly after the break so stay with us we'll continue this interview in minutes. millions died. and minimums to look forward to be held and say. the pain and suffering will never be forgotten. as well as the joy of liberation. era spring the nineteen forty five on our cheap. walkabouts the spotlight i'll get up in just a reminder that my guest in the studio today is terrible challis the president of the moscow school of social and economic sciences we're talking about the second world war the war. in which nazi germany was defeated by allies that were trying to understand why people today don't have enough knowledge back then which should be well in the very beginning you said that they should and people should study that one isn't it time to forget for example you spoke about people telling the stories my granny never told me the stories about who she was that the french were she was in moscow she was under the shelling she she she saw people die next door in

versus global warming, his name is alec, from southern california and cnn founder, ted turner. it was just one of 50 around the world urging governments to take immediate action on climate change. the young leader of this movement sayayl ehe goa tof march is to get many young people involved to help the ruling generation take climate change seriously. good night. >>> the bin laden tapes. what newly released videos and a huge seizure of intelligence reveal about osama bin laden. plus, the latest on what pakistan knew about his whereabouts. >>> state of emergency. hundreds more are told to evacuate as the mississippi river rises, threatening to make severe flooding even worse. >>> the survivor. a remarkable story about a woman stranded in the wilderness for seven weeks until some hunters found her. >>> and the reunion. brothers who never knew each other until the chance encounter of a lifetime. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> from nbc world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> for almost ten years osama bin laden taunted his

. >>> it is painful, emotional and sure to be a page turner. jaycee dugard will be telling her own story this summer. simon and schuster is publishing "a stolen life." she only made it through the fifth grade before kidnapped from her home by phillip and nancy gae garr rio dough. they say she could potentially grant an interview at some point. >>> two bay area doctors might be on to something big. they are offering low-cost health care like a gym membership and business a booming. for $49 a month. patients at med lion mountain group have access to a primary care physician for $10 a visit. they started it in monterrey just over a year ago. their medical practice grew so fast they just opened a new office, the one in mountain view, mostly serving under insured and unemployed. >> there's no insurance, there's no coding, there's no rebilling. we don't need the staff to do that either. >> reporter: the doctor says most office visits last 30 to 45 minutes and they help patients navigate other services and negotiates lower fees for their patients. med

the cbs turner deal gives them 14 years to expand their brand. billions and billions of dollars. they will change the logo around very shortly. they will have one logo. they will have other logos, home and away jerseys. they will absolutely fake advantage of the logo. >> tom: we will take advantage of our time with you as well, in the future, rick horrow with us, horrow sports ventures. >> susie: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: quarterly results from dell, as well as retailers home depot, saks, t.j.x.-- the parent company of marshall's and t.j. maxx-- and walmart. we'll also see the april reports on housing starts and industrial pduction. and our word on the street is "security." in the wake of recent cyber- attacks, we'll profile three tech security stocks. u.s. homebuilders still have a pretty grim outlook for their industry. and the main reasons for their pessimism? a flood of foreclosures on the market, tight credit and high gasoline prices. the national association of home builders says its sentiment index is still at 16 this month. that's unchanged from april. read