von uckerman uses the building, he has carr's stored there. he uses it as his hobby. we feel that the $455 that the permit cost is enough. also, looking at the notice of violation, when it was issued, there is nothing to the record that indicates the building inspector before he issued a notice of violation had even done a permit check to see if the permit was done. therefore, we are asking that the penalty be removed. thank you. commissioner fung: when did your client purchase the property? >> 1979. >> thank you. commissioner hwang: in the questionnaire, it appears that your client was an expediter, a retired employee of the planning department? >> i am the expediter. commissioner hwang: okay, sorry. vice president garcia: do we know if additional work has been done since this building was purchased and whether or not permits >> were > parked it -- or additional permits were done? >> no additional work was done. vice president garcia: was that done by your client or the same time as the windows? >> we don't know when. the repair of the stucco work? >> the repair of t

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beautiful carrying on the tradition of the von trapp family.e, you're getting your own set for "the sound of music" today. [cheering] oprah: so long. bye, thank you. thank you. wonderful. ["so long, farewell" plays] [captioning made possible by king world] [captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--] [ tab pops ] ♪ whatever lola wants ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ lola gets ♪ ♪ and, little man little lola wants you ♪ [ cellphone dings ] [ cellphones ringing ] [ women screaming ] one diet pepsi, please. ♪ make up your mind to have ♪ ahh. ♪ ♪ what's going on over there? ♪ ♪ only 238 made it in. >> he deserves everything he got. and unfortunately, though what we are looking at here are pictures of some riots that took place in the streets of vancouver after the game. some fan were overturning cars, setting fires. generally behaving very badly. obviously like to think this doesn't happen. did happen in 1994 when the canucks lost against the new york rangers. there were arrests as well. >> they never won a stanley cup. the whole country was really

. >> von trying to undue right choice. he ran an unsuccessful candidate for supervisor in 2006. >> i don't believe it's a constitutional system because voters don't have a way to know what the final three candidates are. >> they are complaining that not all the votes go into winning columns. >> those monitoring the legal challenge are aware san francisco is gearing up for the first competitive mayor's race to use it. councilwoman jean quan had fewer first place votes than don perata that pulled up a stung victory. political science professor says it changes the dynamics. >> it changes the calculation of candidates what happens and makes things more complicated important voters. >> the city has asked appeals court panel for a decision by july 1st, well ahead of the november election. carolyn tyler, "abc 7 news." >> a major construction project is under way on the peninsula that will ensure millions of bay area residents will have water after the next big quake. david louie reports. first wates cal springs reservoir from the

out breitbart was just another victim of the gotcha media as he explained on the susteran with greta von >> i went on the show ooum's friends with one of the guys on there and i just decided before i went to the airport, why not stop in for some highjinks. >> stephen: yes, high sintion. as a journalist andrew breitbart engages in only the highest of jinx. but unfortunately, opie and anthony's jinxes are of a much lower quality. >> during the interview, they asked me if they could see it. i said well make sure you don't show it to anyone and jim norton said there aren't any cameras here. and so i felt very comfortable that knock, you know, bad would happen with it. >> stephen: he was assured that there were no cameras. and look at this footage of him with opie and anthony. i don't see any cameras there. and they're shooting him pretty close. if there was a camera-- camera there i think we'd see it. he did not know the photo would get out. look at that face. it's so innocent. (laughter) >> stephen: and how humiliating for andrew breitbart to have his private photo of anthony weiner's priva

now, judge von walker roomed it unconstitutional because it violates the equal protection clause. the plaintiffs say the rule something no good because judge walker is bay and could ben -- is gay and could benefit from the ruling. judge weir countered that the plaintiff has no evidence that walker plans or had plans to marry, pointing out that people don't have to get married. the plaintiffs argue there there was a long history of district recusal. >> supreme court has long said that no man can be a judge in his own case and no man is permitted to try cases where they have an interest in the outcome. >> this ploy has been used throughout history in civil rights cases. when litigants try to disqualify black judges from cases involving desegregation. >> reporter: in the case is denieds it had go back to the supreme court. the state california is no longer defending this. the supreme court could decide that private citizens fighting to keep the initiative alive have no standing in a public courtroom. when we get that decision we'll pass that along to you any minute. kraig debro, ktvu

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ink star kat von d and jesse james.to get married this summer on the one-year anniversary of when they started dating, that's according to james. this will be the fourth marriage for james who began dating kat von d in august of 2010. they announced their engagement this past january. what are the chances this wedding will wind up on reality tv? i say pretty good. >> they know how to work it, don't they? >>> some not so happy marriage news for a former astronaut. what can you tell bus buzz? >> i never like reporting this stuff. he was the second man to walk on the moon but quite frankly a lot of people know him now as a popular "dancing with the stars" contestant for last year. buzz aldrin and his third wife have split after 23 years together. buzz filed for divorce in california on wednesday citing irreconcilable differences. they tide the knot in 1988 on valentine's day. it's disappointing. if there was ever one guy that could give his wife the moon and the stars, it was buzz. >> you had to get that in there, didn't y

are able to finalize the plan so we are advancing forward which is very good second question was mr von rambow your interest by all of. our answers similar questions but now over to you. if you're right the your asking me if you elect to overturn their will influence and he goes you should from the your membership that's what your question. these these membership these independent. from an electoral agenda. it is too important for the european union and for russia to let it depend on aleck throat and i'm quite confident that these are not because so we go further we destroying political will certainly from the russian side but also from. to see a membership by the end of the year of russia to these very important international sanctions and i can only say that i felt during those days these eat these evening a last evening and this morning that this political will is really really present and we are obliged to have a success. and finally there was a question on energy policy by reuters i believe for president barroso. good afternoon reuters news here my question goes to mr wells. have y

electric von james hay dreadful night scoring just eight points. >>> the last time tiger woods misseda u.s. open was 1994 and he had just graduated from high school. sadly, it is going to happen again. woods tweeted that injuries to his left leg will prevent him from playing in next week's u.s. open at congressional in bethesda. woods has 14 major titles, second only to jack nicklaus' 18. >>> to baseball now, jordan zimmerman on the mound for the nats in san francisco. we pick it up in the top of the third. nats trailed by a run. desmond hit one to cent are field to tie it. the nats would add another in the fourth. nats hold on for the win. >>> the orioles hosting. the orioles go on to win this one 4-0. >>> we want to send you back to basketball now. jordan william was one of six players working out for the wizards yesterday. after the workout, williams discussed his decision to leave the terps early and head to the nba. >> maryland was huge to me. they took me in right away. it was hard to get up and leave. people think i woke up one day and said i want to leave. it was a long r

but bulls most prestigious tournament blotto was responding after fee for secretary-general general von k. was accused of writing in an e-mail that could top paid for the bulk it added up to words he never meant to make direct accusations of wrongdoing in the message by now suspended vice president jack warner lot for going on to say that investigating valcke is email would have set a precedent of checking every upcoming world cup host nation. now moving to america and boston have him back in style in the stanley cup final series against about hoover they are their dogs thrashing the cats in game three with boss and that's when mark recchi metzinger. eight swans victory while the ultimate team follows may fourteenth saves for the bruins eight goals the most schooled in the fight all since one thousand nine hundred sixty five who are still these the series to long though with game four in boston on the west stage and we can. you know that's how we're going to play the rest of the stanley cup finals here for we're going to be successful and the guys we're ready and the guys were prepared

but if you read his hilarious memoir "in spite of myself," you see he hated captain von trapp and was. mind you it would be hard singing opposite the inhumanly pitch perfect julie andrews when you're grasp of the notes is a tad proximate. still he had his moments on screen. >> to be or not to be. >> reporter: in a bbc hamlet shot the real castle. as rudd yard kipling in the man who would be king. >> i'm not finished with you. >> reporter: he was one of the sickest villains ever in a creepy canadian thriller called "the silent partner." he did recite shakespeare in a film. >> parting is such sweet sorrow. >> reporter: although in cling- on make-up in star trek 6 the undiscovered country. >> i'm trying to bandage the situation here and you're too dim to.... >> mike, mike, mike. >> mike? try mr. wallace. >> reporter: but you didn't really come into his own until he played mike wallace in "the insider" a send-up that was also a celebration of the newsman's drive to nail his subjects. suddenly plumber began to have fun on screen. even as a dying tolstoy opposite dame ellen mirren in the la

of course when the soviet union was just virtually collapsed and in some one thousand one thousand von he didn't shed tears he started building the russian federation of the unique thing at that point and i go you know in washington from a russian perspective in two thousand and eleven that was the good yeltsin ok the ultimate had the right thing ok because right now in two thousand and eleven most people in this country are very pleased that the soviet union is gone there's still a small minority that regret it but yeltsin was seen as a great banner to bring the end of a system that wasn't working for the people anymore so yeltsin twenty years ago what kind of character do you see some to be. i said some looking back i'm very contradictory figure both i would almost say heroic certainly someone who displayed tremendous political courage and i would note in passing that i agree with the most comments and the ultimate was ahead of even the us government many outside observers and moving forward were a lot of people and most notably the first president bush seemed to indicate they wanted

von walk, struck down prop 8. six months waiter -- later, walker announces his retirement and gives an interview with reuters news. during that interview he talks about a male partner. well, supporters say that article. they say it's possible that the judge has an interest in this case and leaders say under that reason those required to recuse themselves from the -- from certain cases in -- certain cases, that's not happened in this case, though. >>> as congress gets back to work, the pressure keeps mounting for anthony weiner to design. coming up for you at 8:156789 we'll bring you a live report for you in our washington, d.c. newsroom to find out what the congressman is now doing after another batch of lewd photos surface. >>> 8:07. this morning a san jose public union is under fire for a brochure sent to residents. in the brochure, the union claims five city council members are hypocrites for supporting a 10% pay cut plan for city employees. the brochure incorrectly claims that counsel members are not making a

the battle focuses on now retired judge von walker. he's the judge who presided over the proposition 8 case. last summer he ruled california's ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional. walker may benefit from the decision, some say, if he chooses to marry his partner. >>> adoptions are up, statistics show 19% of couple ofs report having a -- couple ofs report having a child. >>> state lawmakers have until midnight tomorrow to pass a state budget. coming up at 7:45, the personal financial incentive lawmakers have this year to get a budget passed on time. >>> well, a man in novato is facing several charges. he's accused of threatening to arrest a woman and trying to return her off the road. now, on saturday, the woman told police the suspect identified as martin clam cut her off twice and approached her car saying he was going to arrest her. then she says he drove towards her head-on switching at the last minute to avoid a -- swerving at the last minute to avoid a collision. >>> in thorning the -- this morning, the investigation cont

von hayak was from what country? what are the basics he stood for? >> he was born in 1899.ria, and of spending time in england, where they began to be friends. they were respectful of each other. i have seen the postcards they wrote to each other. they call each other by last name superior -- by last name zeroths. hayek spends time in the united states, so he had an incredible career spanning a huge part of the 20th-century. he was important for a bunch of reasons. "thrown to -- the road to serfdom, is what a lot of people recommend, but he wrote about politics and neuroscience, an incredible and breadth of knowledge, and had an impact in the 1930's and the 1940 costs. he got the nobel prize, and it has a rebirth we are trying to encourage. we think his ideas are very important. >> didn't you graduate from the university of chicago, >> i did. >> did you ever meet him? >> i did not. he was acquired figure. i was required to read one of his most famous art circles, which he wrote in 1945. the views to be on graduate student lists, but -- is used to be on graduate student live

joining us tonight to talk about this issue is von anderson. thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> how dangerous are the big trucks we're talking about? >> i think right now everyone who drivers cars knows it's uncomfortable being next to big trucks. now the size of big trucks is set by law and they can't be bigger than 53 feet long or 80,000 pounds. and there's a move afoot this summer in congress to expand the weight by 8.5 tons to take the weight up to 97,000 pounds. obviously, that makes it more dangerous for driver's on the roads, because 8.5 tons means it's going to be easier to tip these things over, more braking problems. >> a lot of people are nervous when they're beside these trucks. what evidence tan you point toto show this is a real danger at this point? >> i think there are plenty of statistics that show that obviously when a truck and a car in a crash, the people in the car are almost always the victims. and the fact is is that big trucks are harder to stop, and i think everyone knows that. we see these inspections, for examp

as chris von guard of wkrn in nashville reports. there's one right there. >> reporter: what's called an insectary. vanderbilt researchers keep more mosquitos than you'd ever want to see. >> most people don't like them. so they don't feel any problems with us working on them. >> reporter: greg pask works on a team led by dr. lawrence zweibel. the team discovered a compound said to be the most powerful insect repellent ever. >> used very basic studies, using mosquito larvae, for instance, to show this has a much more dramatic effect than deet. >> reporter: they say it works against all insects. >> we've tested against ants, we've tested it against moths. >> reporter: the researchers call the compound vuaa1. >> yes, that's what we call it. vanderbilt university allosteric agonist number 1. this compound turns on all the receptors on a mosquito's nose at one time and shouts, whoa! that is something mosquitos don't like. >> reporter: the researchers say vuaa1 could have many uses like keeping malaria-carrying mosquitos away, or insects f

. >>> tomorrow morning, a federal judge will hold a hearing on a motion to fill out judge von walkersing prop 8 banning same-sex marriage is unconstitutional. the issue is judge walker himself and whether he should have disclosed his ten-year gay relationship before ruling on the ban. most legal scholars agree that his sexual preference is not an issue but the fact he did not disclose his long term gay relationship before the trial could be. the motion to vacated the ruling is brought by backers of proposition 8. supporters of same-sex marriage plan to demonstrate outside the federal courthouse before tomorrow's hearing. >> a new campaign to clean up trash along a san jose creek is designed to give jobs to the homeless. david louie shows us the problem and how the cleanup might changes lives. >> reporter: trash lined lion coyote creek for miles. much of it generated by the hundreds of homeless that camp out here. environmental protection agency plans to hire the homeless to do the cleanup. jim kenny has lived here for four years. prospect of a job and cleaner environment i intrigues h

. >> this movie is what it would be like if christopher plumber in his famous role of captain von trapp from the sounld of music married maria, she died and he announced he was unlove with professor detwiler. a lot funnier than the previews make it look. that clip is a good gauge of how compassionate andculate this movie is. it's all about relationships. so oliver, played by ewan mcgregor, his son is falling in love with a new girl, and he's comparing that against his father finding a boyfriend named andy. and even ewan mcgregor's relationship with the dog arthur is treated really in a funny way with. it's a good movie with a lot of campassion for people who are dead set on being who they are regardless of the cost. i give this movie an a. >> two as? >> double a. not a great bra size, great for movie movies. >> and two completely different movies. if you don't want to go out, the first dvd, "drive angry. quats a vengeful father escaped from hell and chases after the men who killed his daughter and kidnapped his granddaughter. good movie. >> hands down. nicolas cage has escaped from hell

gee von any santos. toying with howard and look at the touch on the chip shot. sick!ico captures their second straight gold cup with the 4-2 victory. >>> the first saturday at wimbledon had the big guys on the court. they advance to the fourth round. and adel rue consuming his match yesterday. battle of lefties. second set tie break. rips across with the forehand winner and adel up 2 sets to none. and he will meet pelletrow monday. this wouldn't be enough on match point. he's the youngest player to reach the fourth round at wimbledon in 21 years. women's third round, two-time defending champion serena williams taking on kirilenko. we go to match point. same recipe. also the big serve and even bigger forehand. serena rolls in straight sets.: the travelers championship. amateur record 60 shot on friday. yesterday he buries the birdie on 11. carson is 12-under. 4 back of the leader, fredrik, he was on fire. from well off the green he rams it over. 7-under 63. he's 16 under and has the one streak lead going into today's center round. the earth quakes and la battles to the

is improving a bit >> out of san francisco a body was found in the marina there was also a trail of voneading all the way up to the body. kron 4 louisa hodge is at the scene. this is a giant area that is still wrote off. >> the body of an adult male was found and the story is the trail of blood and that extends from fort mason. they have actually blocked off several streets in memory not try to keep pedestrians out of the area. they have set up yellow markers were the blood trail is. investigators can't tell him that someone was walking that was bleeding. it is not a sign of somebody being dragged along the ground. the call came in around 1030 last night about a blood at being spotted on the sidewalk. the blood trail and it and did not discover the body until this morning. there is the possibility that this blood trail and the bob be are not connected. medical examiners and examiners are on same. people never been trying to duck under the cut caution tape and delays 7 struggling to keep this up the desert and free pricing. >> a couple of business owners said there are a lot of young fol

>> reporter: two-minute stroll across the grass with six of their seven kids felt a little like the vone hills are alive >> reporter: with the sound of campaigning. ♪ a long long way to run >> reporter: this relative unknown has so far to run that he has to keep introducing himself. >> i'm jon huntsman and i'm humbled. >> i'm jon huntsman. >> i'm jon huntsman and i'm running for president of the united states of america. >> reporter: and even when he said those words -- >> my kids can't believe i said that. >> reporter: even his own campaign spelled his name wrong on the press pass handed out. j-o-h-n should have been j-o-n. when they realized the mistake, they tried to gather up and take back all the misspelled press passes but they missed a few. we went hunting for someone who knows jon huntsman. who is jon huntsman? >> haven't a clue. >> reporter: jon huntsman? >> no idea. >> no idea. >> good question. >> don't know. >> reporter: does this help at all? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> for president? he's running for president. >> reporter: ding ding ding. >> is he running for the republican p

backers argue that judge von walker should have recused himself because he's game.jeffrey toobin joins us by phone from new york. tell us about thinks arguments that are happening here. should this judge have recused himself in this case? >> the argument is not that judge walker should have recused himself because he's gay. the argument is that because he is gay and has had a long-term partner and could become eligible to get mar i had, he has such a personal stake in the outcome that he should have recused himself. it's because of the nature of the relationship that he's had. >> that's right, because he has a strong interest in the outcome. it would have determined whether or not he could wed his own partner one day. is there any precedence for this? any legitimacy that they're finding in the argument that those folks are making? >> i think it's a very, very unlikely that he -- that judge walker will be found to have done anything improper. judges are human beings, they often have broad societal interests that are at stake in any case before them. you know, many af

he's going to be teeing off against house speaker von boehnbai john boehner, teeing off on the golf coursemit, a chance for the two men to get together and swing clubs and maybe they'll talk about the economy, the debt ceiling, or maybe they'll just play golf. cnn's brianna keilar has mr. orn the matchup. >> over negotiations of spending cuts and raising the debt ceiling and one day before speaker boehner said president obama will be breaking the law for not seeking congressional authorization for the u.s. involvement in libya, these two men will hit the links. >> reporter: they may not be on the same course politically, but president obama and house speaker john boehner both spend a lot of time golfing. the president even takes practice swings at work from time to time. this one was before a 2009 event in california. and boehner's famous tan? he says it's from his hours spent golfing. appropriately, the president's a lefty. the speaker, right-handed, though oddly he putts left. some common ground perhaps? for the first time saturday, they'll be playing golf together. the interest in this

reporter: their two minute stroll across the grass with six of their seven kids felt a little like the vonwith the sound of campaigning. ♪ a long, long way to run >> reporter: this relative unknown has so far to run that he has to keep introducing himself. >> i'm jon huntsman, and i'm hull belled. i'm jon huntsman, i'm jon huntsman and i'm running for president of the united states of america. >> reporter: and even when he said those words -- >> my kids can't believe i just said that. >> reporter: even his own campaign spelled his name wrong in the press pass handed out. j-o-h-n should have been j-o-n. when they realized their mistake, they tried to gather up and take back all the misspelled press pass, but they missed a few. we went hunting for someone who knows jon huntsman. who is jon huntsman? >> haven't a clue. >> reporter: jon huntsman? >> no idea. >> no idea. >> good question. >> oh, i don't know. >> reporter: does this help at all? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> running for president? jn di >> reporter: ding, ding, ding. >> is he running for the republican american. >> reporter: you're au

>> physically he's at a mansion in london, owned by a man named von smith, who is a well-respected journalistn key leaks is the important question because his name is synonymous with wikileaks and has both the investigation in sweden and potential impending investigation here in the u.s. so his ability to run wikileaks is damaged. >> can it survive without him? i mean, did he get something started here that can kind of go on its own even if he's not running? >> it's unclear whether wikileaks can persist without julian assange but there are other copycats. >> wow. all right. kaj larson, it's sunday night. we have that graphic that we're going to put up. there it is. if you're selling people on why they need to watch this on sunday night? >> because you're going to see a side of julian assange and learn things about we can key leaks that you've never heard before. >> all right. kaj, good to have you here. good to see you, buddy. again, sunday night at 8:00 eastern right here on cnn. >>> meanwhile, have you heard what is happening with tracy morgan, one of the biggest comedians in hollywood unde

. >> reporter: congressman chris von hollen and the other democratic struggled. >> i'm disappointed. they are giving up. >> reporter: the two sides trying to come up with a debt cutting package worth $2.5 trillion which is what republicans want in exchange for raising the nation's debt limit in time for a second august deadline. >> one thing that would take a fragile economy and break it would be for the united states to default on its obligations. >> reporter: negotiators hr saying for werks that the talks led by vice president biden were going well and that they had managed to cobble together about a trillion dollars in spending cuts, but democrats were also proposing slashing tax breaks for oil and gas companies. for companies that shipped jobs overseas, and for wealthy americans. that is where republicans balked. >> these conversations could continue if they take the tax hikes out of the conversation. >> reporter: so now speaker boehner says he is waiting to hear from the president about what he wants to do next. and many believe that this move was designed to force the president

judge von walker rule thad it was unconstitutional. well, after his retirement, walker revealed he is gay, and in a long-term relationship. supporters of the gay marriage ban argued that walker should have recused himself. >>> the huge wildfire in arizona we've been telling you about is now the largest in state history. it has burned almost 470,000 acres, it is spreading now into new mexico. another fire forced the carlsbad caverns national park to close. the concern for many home owners is now the smoke. is. >> a lot of people think because the smoke isn't in their home town, they're safe but it can be throughout the home. >> that's what i want to understand. it's not about that but the smoke itself and what it does to your body. >> here's your chance to talk back on one of the big stories. today's question, is either party inspire the middle class? karl costello joining us from washington with the very latest. kay, carol. >> hello, suzanne. we're asking that question -- i'm having technical problems. i'm going to take this out of my

. >> let's get to jennifer von who has a question for the voter. >>is terri. what is your question. >> i've been a active republican for years from a town committee republican chairman and vice chairman all the way up to 2004 delegate for president bush. my question is -- how will you convince myself -- i'm not a libertarian republican. i'm not a tea party republican. just a mainstream republican and we need both tin dependents and mainstream republicans to win in november. how can you convince me and assure me you'll bring a balance and you won't be torn to one side or the other from any faction within the party? you have to have a blanged approach to governing to solve our serious problems? >> senator santorum? >> i accomplished a lot. take for example, welfare reform. under the direction of newt gingrich i was on the wags and means committee. that extreme measure we ended up winning elections and getting those seats and that was now the starting point. and i managed that bill in the united states senate because i cared about the dignity of every person. i d

former judge von walker revealed he was gay after ruling proposition 8 was unconstitutional. supporters of the same-sex marriage ban questioned whether walker was capable of being impartial in the case. yesterday a federal judge found no evidence of prejudice from judge walker and ruled not to throw out his ruling. >>> and same-sex marriage could soon be legal in the state of new york if governor andrew cuomo gets his way. governor cuomo proposed a marriage equality bill yesterday. he said it's a matter of fairness and legal security. if passed new york will be the sixth state to legalize same-sex marriage. >>> and former utah governor jon huntsman thinks he has what it takes to take on president obama in 2012. he'll formally announce his bid on tuesday at liberty state park in new jersey. it may be tough for huntman to gain gop support, a former ambassador to china for the obama administration. >>> chris christie ruling out, folks, a presidential run in 2012. he's been seen as a potential top contender for the gop. you keep hearing his name come up. in an interview with cnn'

von hollen. the partisan nay -- bipartisan nature of those talks and that working together if we are determined to reduce the deficit, we will, and we will have that message in a timely fashion so that we cannot default on our debt in a timely fashion and hopefully that will be soon. so i'm going to yield to mr. van hollen. that is not the issue. the issue is how do we work together to reduce the deficit, to have fairness in our taxes and to preserve medicare, to create jobs, to make it in america and i'm going to yield. >> the point of these meetings as both parties come out and talking to the president and hope for the same position. >> well, the fact as the vice president has said as mr. clyburn i have said as our republican counter parts have said we have made progress on the issue. have we agreed on the politically nuclear issues? the reality is no. we have made progress. and we're going to have to find a way to address this issue going forward. but again true to the principles that i just o

jo jorgan von strangle, and crocker the teacher. these guys are amazing., right? >> later they do. they turn into humans, because that's how they can communicate with us in a certain scene. and jason alexander and hines. i did a "seinfeld" when i was 10 or 11 years old, fourth to the last episode, so it was cool to see jason again. i'm a huge fan, so working with cheryl was great. >> you're multitalented, because you're also a very talented musician. i understand you sell out when you perform to crowds, and you're actually going on tour pretty soon, guitar player as well as the ukulele. >> that's funny, yeah. we're playing the grammarcy friday night. and then we go back to los angeles, the rose bowl 4th of july, a lot of fun in pasadena. and then july 13th we start our latin america tour, which will be a lot of fun, mexico, argentina, chile. >> are you well-known? >> i released the single, number one on the rock charts in mexico. >> is that a reminder? out today. >> yeah, today, actually, yep. >> very good. well, what else do you have coming up acting wise

if the majority of us agree -- or 60 of us agree, we'll change the bill and even eventually von it. senator collins earlier mentioned the amount of support that we've gotten from outside groups who have worked on this and especially from those who once served in the senate or once served in the white house in positions that have to do with personnel. my work with the white house goes back a long tiessments i was a young staff aide in the nixon administration, and i was a cabinet member in the first bush administration. so i know a lot of the men and women who have been the general counsels to presidents, who've been the personnel directors, who've watched the process closely. i think it was boyden gray who was counsel of the first president bush who gave me the phrase "innocent until nominated." but every single one of those men and women -- yo i don't know one who doesn't think the system is broken, who doesn't think we're trivializing the advise and consent process of the senate. who doesn't think we're doing a great disservice when we allow this "innocent until nominated" syndrom

she's got the book out, the real cost of living and alexa von tobel is here from learnvest.com.n a 401-k plan. here's why. it's automatic. it comes right out of the paycheck and hopefully your company will match it. say you put in $5,000. hopefully you have a match. that gives you a couple thousand dollars of free money. if you don't have the 401-k plan i want you to open up the roth ira. you won't get a tax deduction but the money comes out tax free at retirement. >> david, you have to limit your answer to 140 characters. >> oh! >> next, jt spencer. what is good to purchase now for little ones born into the family. i used to buy i bonds. >> you want to look at a 529 plan. of course it lets your money grow tax-free. here's the reason you want it in your name. there are a couple of reasons. the number one reason is if the child is very young and they don't go to college you can name a different beneficiary in the family. so this helps you keep the 529 in your name and change the family member if someone decides not to go to school. >> alexaalexa, this one's for y from dallas. is

both for being too regulatory, as in the case of this, and too lenient, representative christopher vonolland has recently sued us over our reporting, so that is in court as well. as you look around the country, you'll see that there are a number of cases, whether challenging the federal statutes or very similar state statutes that are in the works. and so i think it's safe to say there will be more to come in this area. all of this was a major shift in the landscape of what we had previously understood about campaign finance law that corporations were generally prohibited from their general spending, their general funds in any way on election. and so that, i think, raises issues of disclosure and coordination, and even political committee stat to us a new level. all those issues were important in our law before, but now with all of these new speakers, i think they have an even greater significance. that isn't to say that the status of corporate contributions, such as what happened in daniel tech this week aren't important, but there are issues that the commission can decide that are wi