how can you say one guy who thinly vails the word race.t was a group of black leaders who are accusing darrell issa of being racist. that wasn't thinly vailed. >> bob: i didn't hear him call him a racist. >> dana: really? why do you think al sharpton was there? >> bob: because eric holder enforced the voter right act. >> greg: the issue of race is a subtle factor in this effort. that's what he said. >> bob: it's a subtle -- his view, it's a subtle -- a lot of black leaders probably believe that. and i don't, i don't necessarily belief it. although i do believe that eric holder has upheld a lot of voting rights actions that probably don't make the republicans very happy. but look, the fact of the matter is this is a sheer and it's a political ploy on the part of darrell issa and the republicans to embarrass the white house before the election. plain and simple. it's ridiculous. it's bull. >> greg: how did al sharpton become a leader? this is beyond me. a lot of people may not be hold enough to remember the tuwana brawley case. but this guy

he is counsel in atlanta and he specializes in government affairs and received his law degree at vail university. go ahead sir. your whole statement will be made part of the record. >> not because i condone the use of deceptive practices, voter intimidation or both. the first point i would like to make, is before congress creates new tools for private individuals to use, it should encourage the ones that are presently existing. those tools are generally under utilized and should be put to use before penalties are created. we are talk iing about regulati political speech which we know to be at the core of the first amendme amendment's protection. the bill under consideration mi chill statements on unsettled grounds of fact or law. it may chill the making of even truthful statements and it will do so within 90 days of an election. and that is both federal and state elections because they frequently coincide. during that time, anyone who wishes to speak will have to think about whether -- not simply whether what they are saying is truthful, but whether that statement could expose them to

. >>> sunny vail police want charges filed against a man who chp officers shot after a pursuit. the officers believed he was driving under the influence. he failed to stop when they tried to pull him over thursday on 101. chp says the pursuit ended in this sunnyvale neighborhood. there was confrontation and an officer fired several shots. the police want rigins to be charged with threatening an officer and violating probation. >> alan: the chp located a car involved in a deadly hit in and run in mountain view. investigators won't say if an arrest has been made but the found the car last night. just before 4:00 edafternoon the white toyota camera left the scene where a driver of an audi swerved off an offramp and struck a tree. the driver of the audi died at the scene. >> ama: tomorrow a judge is expected to hear the request for a mistrial of a man who beat up a priest who he claims abused him. the defense claims lawyers knowingly allowed false testimony. on wednesday the priest denied he abused the man. the case will resume tomorrow he has plead not guilty to the assault in 2010

he's the guy that comes in to dismantle these large lift towers in vail, colorado.heck out the helicopter he's flying. >> what? >> does that look like any helicopter you've ever seen? >> no, it looks like it has two sets of propellers. >> this is a k-1200. it's built by command industries out of connecticut. built in 1994. came up with the idea of it. they call it the aerial truck. it's a workhorse. it's slow, but it was designed to lift. it does do that. >> the workers on the ground disassemble the tower until there's only about two bolts holding it together. tim flies in the big hook. the guys grab on to the rope, click it together. the guys undo the final two bolts, and up it goes. it's really pretty neat. it's something you don't see people doing every day. >> it's really amazing to see because you don't even consider it. you don't think about how this would even happen. to see it in action, like, wow. so that's how they do it. next time i'm on a chair lift, i'm going to appreciate that chair lift a lot more. >>> chris young, last week you brought us a video abo

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san francisco, you're at 67. 82 in sun vail. starting to get a little on the warm side in places like sunnyvale. if the you have an outdoor activity to take care of, the sooner you do so, the better off you'll be. through this afternoon, we have a big game coming. 12:45, sthird game in the series against the dodgers. yes, we're going for sweep. 68 degrees. beautiful conditions for a ball game. remember, you can catch all that action on our sister station, comcast sports net bay area. that starts at 12:45. p pregame show getting ready to kick off after this broadcast. as you head throughout tonight, temperatures are going to be perfect for the fair. 84 degrees at 4:00 p.m. the sun starts to set, 72 degrees at 8:00 p.m. the sun doesn't even go down until about 9:00 this time of year. highs for today, 81 in san jose, 86 in livermore, 87 degrees in fairfield. high pressure starts to head off to the east as we head through tomorrow, weakening as an area of low pressure moves in. this is going to make our onshore flow a little strong

we are so lucky. 80 degrees in sunny vail versus 62 in san francisco. that marine layer, that fog keeping your temperatures down for now. over the course of the next two hours, we're expecting full sunshine to break through so we have a good-looking day shaping up. if you will be heading out there, if you have a ticket, we have good air quality and temperatures are going to consistently warm up as we head throughout the next few days, up to 60 degrees at noon. 64 by 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m., 66 degrees, breezy conditions. now we get to watch the wind play a factor. really going to pick up tomorrow. we'll see how good they are hitting it straight. >> got to dress for the occasion. >> always thinking clothes over here. >> you, too, my little partner in crime. already. thank you very much. >>> still ahead, another grueling day of testimony in the trial of jerry sandusky. what a third alleged victim told jurors about the former penn state coach. >>> also, why a pint-sized actor known for his darth vader role in that super bowl commercial is having open-heart

by mr vaile yes the and even the statement by mr shelby which was you know more sphinx like but you could see a window opening those well. and i can't imagine they will go. back at those. on this because they must know in germany that the new government if it's to succeed that will needs to show to the people that it's achieving something that would like to the burden that they've been suffering and the burden is getting to be incredibly large you know we could see was in the employment of five years of recession that there's only so much that the population can take it absolutely and somewhat asked for his part the later a new democracy says that he is going to encourage growth and institute no new growth policies while at the same time ensuring that greece meets its commitments that it's pledged so how and where exactly is this growth going to come from. both for example if if i mean the biggest problem that greece has really is the a bureaucracy that is huge and unmanageable. many many obstacles to investment which can be removed without the you know imposing new will stay the measures

their estimated vail nearly 2.35 -- value nearly $2.35 billion. and that's america's money, i'm paula faris, have a great day everybody. >>> an update on traffic on interstat97 after a deadly crash this morning. i'm sherrie johnson live in millersville with all new information. >>> come down to the inner harbor, you can see ships from around the world. that's just one of the things you will see here for the star- spangled sailabration. i'm megan pringle and we're going to find out what life is like on the open sea. >>> has 250 ships and we are sailing out -- 151 people. >> and like megan said the ships, they are in port. so what is it like to live on one? we're going to give you a firsthand look on this thursday, june 14th. "good morning maryland." we begin with a developing story now. two cars slamming into each other on i-97 this after midnight. while many of us were sleeping. this is the area where we're

water vail at fallston road, another in the city, north calvert.nother accident or actually some -- actually a car fire at north chester.a look at your -- there's a look at your average speeds out there. 61 and 60 are your averages on the beltway. there's a look at 95 at white marsh. there's a live look at 95 at mountain road, a little clearer there. remember, wjz 13 is always on wjz.com. back over the you. >>> here is what people are talking ability today and -- about today. the wicked weather that took over maryland with 10 confirmed tornados. we have complete coverage of the severe storms. here is dark value kaurt of those -- valcourt. >> those two men were in the same building when the storm hit. now they're among many counting their blessings. >> as friday's strong storms spawn tornados, some grabbed their cameras to capture the funnels, others ran for cover. >> i said that's a tornado. that's when we headed to the basement. >> in fallston one of the strongest tornados left many with little warning. >> it's like you're standing there one minut

that was the next thing we were going to pierce the corporate vail and go after these people. they blinked. they called up out of the blue. we have internal reorganization over here. we're going to give your client one last chance to give us the best possible settlement deal you are willing to offer. i said nothing. >> john: and they? >> they accepted. >> john: they dropped it so you won. you lose when you win because you were still out hundred thousand dollars. >> it was a lot of money. with job creation issues i could have hired a few people in the amount of money i spent on it. >> these patent troll lawsuits, they are suing more often all the time. you are one of two people who started to talk about this. >> so what happened was, here this is what it was going to look like if the settlement had gone through. there is a settlement offer and non-disclosure agreement which means i couldn't talk about the case. >> john: so you refused to sign that? >> yes, it was a gambit, let's strike them and see if they go for it. my attorney said let's give it a shot. they didn't read it an

that was the next thing we were going to pierce the corporate vail and go after these people.blinked. they called up out of the blue. we have internal reorganization over here. we're going to give your client one last chance to give us the best possible settlement deal you are willing to offer. i said nothing. >> john: and they? >> they accepted. >> john: they dropped it so you won. you lose when you win because you were still out hundred thousand dollars. >> it was a lot of money. with job creation issues i could have hired a few people in the amount of money i spent on it. >> these patent troll lawsuits, they are suing more often all the time. you are one of two people who started to talk about this. >> so what happened was, here this is what it was going to look like if the settlement had gone through. there is a settlement offer and non-disclosure agreement which means i couldn't talk about the case. >> john: so you refused to sign that? >> yes, it was a gambit, let's strike them and see if they go for it. my attorney said let's give it a shot. they didn't read it and they

it's fairly massive, but he has to have the vail of outreach. >> his pitch to hispanic latino voterslack voters and midget voters. it's always the same. the economy is bad and bad for the interest group. we are coming out of the recession. it's an effective pitch for those people who vote on the hispanics and it can work. there other ways he can court the vote. delicate relations with the detentions and inability to get the cream act passed. there avenues there to pursue, he will not pursue them because as soon as he supports elements of the dream action, he is criticized by the republican base for flip flopping. >> don't you think there is more band wig or room for him to say in so far as he came out in student rates station low, i support the fair pay act and support fair pay and the legislation that is out from. even on immigration, especially because it had by partisan support. >> here won't weigh in and it's a deaf move in respect, but opens him up to a new line of criticism. you can get away with equal pay without saying i backed that specific bill itself. unless he steps furth

george zimmerman is going back to vail. a judge demanding he return in the next 48 hours.oking his bond today for misleading the court about how much money he had when his bond was set at $150,000 back in april. >> he can't sit back and obtain the benefit of a lower bond or circumstances based upon those material falsehoods. that's what they were. soly revoke the bond and place him on a no bond status. >> a big development in this case. >> joining me is zackary carter. and from florez, ken padowitz, a former homicide prosecutor, thank you both for being here tonight. let me start with you, that judge did not seem happy at all, what does this mean? >> this means if an occasion for the judge to reevaluate him as a flight risk because of the misstatements that the judge believes the zimmerman family made about their finances. it will be dependent on if he is reliable to return to court or not. >> did he lie? what happened? >> it appears that during the course of a hearing, either he and or his wife may have misrepresented or misstated the level of resources they have. they ap

liquid robotics is a sunny vail company which landed a deal with schlumberger. the ocean-going robots weigh 250 pounds and run on wave and solar power. with the tiny yet powerful cargo of sensors, they can do more exploring and monitoring than gas-burning yacht filled with scientists. >>> also, while it increases the company's profile, it already has more than 100 robots cruising the oceans for climate scientists and the u.s. military. >>> when you think of san francisco landmarks, you likely think of the golden gate bridge, coy tower, what about the lusty lady. it may now take a shot at getting on the list of san francisco landmarks. the club has recently fallen on hard financial times and is now considering closing its doors permanently. but the dancer who own the club have been kicking around the idea to make the club into a historic museum that also has live entertainment. the lusty lady was established in 1976, if it's lucky enough to become a tourist attraction, it could be eligible to be added to the list of city landmarks. >>> the new supplement settleme

it happened shortly before 11:00 last night on 580 at truth vail-- at fruitvale avenue.sses say they heard as many as ten gunshots and hear a car racing away. the victim is listed in critical condition. still not clear which led up to the gunfire. the shooting shut down the freeway for more than three hours. we'll have more in our next half hour. >>> redwood city police are blaming an arsonist for a fire that happened at an apartment fire. the fires have forced so many people out of their homes county energy responsers have a different problem now. where do you put all of these people that are december placed. allie rasmus is here to explain what they are dealing with. >> reporter: they believe the fire that happened here was arson. you can still see the police tape set up here and posted over on the wall is a sign from the red cross telling some of the people effected by this fire where they can go to get help. as you mentioned, dave, there have been a series of apartment fires in san mateo county and it's putting a little bit of a strain on red cross resources. but fir

i'm calling this the honey badger gambit named after the little critter who gets through every tre vail including being stung like a thousand times by bees without skipping a beat. honey badger don't care. neither do the ceos. in preparation for the show i speak to dozens of executives to keep up with trends, listen to what's going on so i can make sure you're as informed as possible. the executives, rather they ran businesses with exposure to europe or not recognized a collapse of spain, italy or france is going to hurt their businesses so everyone will lose money. somehow it will create a level of uncertainty to hurt the numbers. some have been worried about the psychological damage. others feel like they have to be concerned about possible credit ramifications. in the last month, this new honey badger attitude surfaced. it's not cocky. it's more like what's this stupid bird country mean to me anyway? what's europe to me other than when i listen to the show and you talk about it? ouch. take the real estate investment trust. in the last few year it is vast majority of the domestic comp

we don't need today's per vailing price to justify the investment.certainly gives you the confidence to have plan longer room. we know we just had barry as or april. what do you need to know to follow your company? >> well, berry road is the sixth well in this field. so they've all logged hoo i dro carbons. we'll update what the reserves are, what the oil and plays are in reserves. that will say how big is the tank of oil. then we figure out how do we best get that oil out of the ground and that will be working over the next six months. so in late july, we'll comie up with toil in place. and many analysts are saying there's going to be a drilling increase in the volume. which is obviously good for our shareholders. we're drilling six basins shore island. so this is the first of many. >> i tell you, tony, we'll all beleaguered by europe. can i just tell you that you're the first person to come along and say there might be growth in europe. maybe this can make a difference. i want to thank you tony o'reil o'reilly, not just for what you guys are doing

half ago we were writing stories that the new house republican conference was going to pull back the vailobama administration and investigate under every rug, investigate everybody, bury them with lawyers. that hasn't happened. they have been smart to pick or choose one or two instances to investigation, solendra and fast and furious. they have done a good job instead of rolling out different factoids here, a deliberative process and that made it for effective for republicans to hit the the administration. >> one last quick thing, zeke: is it my understanding republicans are willing to look backwards and not just forwards? >> you know, they are certainly willing to look backwards to january 20th, 2009, you know, they are not particularly willing to go back further beyond that. >> i see. >> not in their political interest to do so. >> now at least i know how the game is played. republicans and democrats play from a different -- different games. democratic strategy of never looking at republicans to see if they did anything wrong, brilliant. working out awesome. i am sure eric holder is rea

. >> it's thinly vailed, can they get away with it do you think that snyders practice will ultimatelyul? >> well they have a large majority there, there's question whether they have the 2/3 majority that they need there, but snyder has been a very controversial governor, he has gotten around regular order in terms of how he is governoring to push other controversial legislation through. they are trying to do the same thing here, i think it will be challenged, and in the courts and in the court of public opinion, there could be push back, there's not a lot of time between now and election day, so the push back has to tart right now, or -- has to start right now. >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> there's more coming up in the next half hour on the ed show. >> i'm a decision maker, you have to come up and make decisions, you have to have the courage of your own convictions. >> sheldon adelson is a citizen united against barack obama, he may be willing to spend nine figures to defeat the president, that report is next. >> we have to show the president. we have hi

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vail jailing of hundreds of military office is something that is not really appropriate for a functioning democracy either and there are other reasons. thank you. could i do a couple of more? would you mind? >> yes, sir? >> thank you. my name is -- [inaudible] i have a question. what do you think about so many people died and peace keepers were there? thank you. >> i think it was a horrible event that most of us articled world war ii would never take place on european soil. thousands of young people were taken out. young and old were taken out, and quote ethnically cleansed. it galvanized the world into taking action to stop further acts atrocity from takes place. i think america and the allies there was lots of other countries involved. should be proud that we stopped that kind of butchery and ethnic cleansing that was going on there in the country. i think it's one of the prouder moments much our ability to work together with like-minded democracies who respect human rights. yes, sir? real quick. >> independent researcher. is the arab -- what is going on with them? and what about saudi

. >> ashe won't wear a vail to wae we had pentagon. she'll wear the traditional family mull et. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning" and welcome back. >> thank you, charlie. >>> wall street opens today with investors opening for a repeat of wednesday's big gain. >> the markets had are their best day of 2012 after hearing good news from europe and washington. >> rebecca jarvis has the numbers for us. what happened? >> especially what happened is hope took hold of the markets. there's a hope now in the markets that germany is going to come to spain's rescue as far as their banks are concerned. a lot of spanish banks are in trouble as well as a lot of europe is in trouble. secondly, there's a newfound hope, based off chatter, the fed here is going to come to, at least for now to save the day and to rain down some stimulus, that could, in fact, prop up markets going forward. >> they're waiting to hear from bernanke. what might he say that would give him more encouragement in terms of more stimulus? >> if ben bernanke says the economy is

thousands of french si vail yans. thern thinks that db. >> no, i believe we've been to those paces. let me move from that for a seconds. here's a historical question and move to the legal question when we're dealing with american citizens. american citizens who are on if list are covered by the constitutional provi constitutional provision chlts within clib deliberations that do you think of that? >> well, let me just first say that targeting civilians is wrong with rmt to silt zens. citizens have a right in the court of law to reduce your review. that's one of the important things that's going on on here. even with respect thost citizens, it does not have a to have a court review, its decision to kill or the standards that killing is based on either before the fact or after the fact. the in fact, due process. this is our attorney general that said this, the due process, 5th amendments of the guarantee of the right to life which cannot not be taken away. an to read the fifrt amendment that way is to stripe it from its

he is the most e vail kind of a man in the world.e is a philanderer, and an adulterer, a sex addict. >> you listen to that and think, what a terrible person. she wasn't a terrible person at all. she was a person with this disease. >> reporter: the contributor, lawrence liemer, says it's borderline personality disorder. >> there's another person owl there. when a person is out in the world, they're so happy, genu e genuine, they're just great. that's what their sister is like. what is this nonsense? >> reporter: and mary kennedy's family, the richardsons, declined to be interviewed. but said that mary repudiated bobby's affidavit at the time. and adding to the false claim is an insult to those who do struggle with this serious mental illness. >>> let's get more by psychiatrist, janet taylor and our legal analyst, dan abrams. these papers sealed by the court a long time ago. now, becoming public. explain what they are. >> this is one side of the story. this is bobby kennedy's account of why he needed custody, at times. he was granted t

if you have an announcement to make -- >> to no i vail. no aunderstandment for romney yet. governor romney heading to iowa as we speak and to michigan tomorrow, wolf. >> brian, some of the states, it appears they are starting to cause the obama campaign real headaches. new hampshire is considered a tossup. in michigan, there was a new poll released from the group epic mra. michigan is a dead heat. romney with 46% in that particular survey. president obama with 45%. the president was ahead in the previous poll taken in april. but with michigan carrying 16 electoral votes. that state is a huge player and very tight. >> thank you very much for that, brian. mitt romney may have painted himself into a corner with some hard line campaign talk about immigration, especially now that president obama has decided to hay low some young illegal immigrants to stay in the united states and get legal status. what does romney do now? let's bring in gloria borger. you saw the exchange that romney had yesterday with bob. let me play you a little bit of it. >> would you repeal this? >> well, i

he is in vail now and he is sent a picture, i can't believe he is getting anything done. [ romantic musicarcia clark, and i walked into a bar in my house. >> yeah. i was wall to wall oj. and i walked in and saw her and trip with my beer. i was leered. i did a double take though. >> she is awesome. >> i was like look at stephanie raising the bar? wow! who is in the kitchen. >> stop it! stop poking me with the pink stick! >> i was supposed to do the tonight show once with elton john, and he canceled and so instead they got willard scott. >> willard scott? >> yeah. >> oh, boy. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> you should get some money back -- >> i was all fired up because -- and ready to go, because i still am because of the president's historic support of gay marriage. so i ponied up -- >> are we talking four or five figures? >> oh, no. what do i look like a koch bother. any way pink is in the hospital with the stomach flu. >> oh, come on. >> kathleen madigan i will get dancy. >> so what you are still a rock star. [ whacky comedy music ] >> so they got somebody named ellen degeneres -- >> you know

investigators could unafter vail their story. remember during this period of time from february to december, ken melson and u.s. attorney dennis burke were both still in the mix. they were still in office. would their e-mails support this contention that the department of justice was entirely ignorant of the tactics of "fast and furious"? and that officials under burke and melson intentionally misled washington? that is basically the allegation. and would these deliberative materials support the ag's contention or would they suggest something was wrong? the irony is, us guys, those under scrutiny that drafted and approved the february 4th letter, had nothing to do with "fast and furious". they may never have even been to arizona. back to you. jenna: william, stand by if you will. this is big story we'll cover throughout the day. back to william in los angeles as we get more on this. gregg: stunning developments today. the for eight long months the attorney general of the united states has refused to fully comply with subpoenas fr

first lady is also the first person of her husband, and we will introduce you to the woman behind the vail north korea loves basketball, and so an american team is there to shoot some hoops and warm relations between the two countries. we will take a look. >> we wanted to promote basketball diplomacy and friendship and break the barriers and bring in a whole team of americans and say, hey, we are not those guys that you see on the posters, and we are not the guys that, you know, that you guys hate so much. meineke's personal pricing on brakes. i tell mike what i can spend. i do my best to make that work. we're driving safely. and sue saved money on brakes. now that's personal pricing. >>> egypt's president-elect mohamed morsi is addressing a packed tahrir square right now. more h zi became -- morsi became the country's first democratically elected president in a nail-biting vote. he is going to make history again today when he announces the appointment of a female vice president. michael holmes is joining us from homs atlanta to talk about. this is a significant moment. >> yes, they had ca