[ laughter ] "the other wes moore"?ther wes moore." >> jimmy: okay, i don't know that book, but the way -- it good one. tys angit mf1 oiffie. tyson's gone tyson went to the library or something. oh, there he is. and, tyson, the bok yo have is -- >> "jerry west." that's jerry west? oh, okay, well, we're gonna have er aive that to rajon. [ cheers ] how far -- where is your library? is it in another wing of the house? >> that -- that was a long room. >> jimmy: all right. >> a long run. >> jimmy: all right. thttemback [ laughter ] all right. [ laughs ] that chair is from the king louis collection, i believe. i'm -- i'm obsessed with that chair. okay. [ laughter ] all right, tyson. what is that? >> flying pig. >> jimmy: it's a flying pig? what's it made out of? >> i don't know -- something heavy, though -- probably steel. >> jimmy: [ laughing ] all right. how long have you had that thing? >> uh, about a week or two. >> jimmy: okay. do you sleep with it or anything -- any -- [ laughs ] >> no, it was on the counter there. >> j

joining me now is wes moore, best selling author of "the other wes moore" and karen finny.thank you both for being here this evening. i want to start with something that's getting a lot of attention lately. lately mitt romney is accusing the president of intentionally harming the economy in order to pursue the health care bill, take a listen to this. >> there was a discussion about the fact that obama care would slow down the economic recovery in this country. and they knew that before they passed it. the idea that they knowingly slowed down our recovery, in order to put in place balm care, which they wanted, and they considered historic, but the american people did not want our consider historic, is something they think deserves a lot of explaning. >> now romney says this argument is made in a book called "the escape artist." the author says, that is false, in a variety of ways i don't believe that is substantively true. karen, how long can romney keep going with these misquotes and fabrications? i mean he is quoting from a book, and the author says no, that's not what i'm

we do. commissioner moore: i would love to see them, and i think the commission would, also. i would like to put the fear of the gentleman who spoke about the reduction of how many feet we have -- 130 feet high being indeed a losing proposition as being unsubstantiated because hyde is really not receivable at that height anyway. but you would agree with me as a high-rise designer that this gentleman should rest assured that the building will still look very tall and the taper of the towers will make that possible. i appreciate your comment on the third exiting stair. at the time, the code did not require it. it came shortly thereafter. i am glad you are putting the structurally thinking people in this audience to rest with that. we will have further discussions with you. >> thanks very much. commissioner antonini: thank you. the question has not been asked, but one that is obvious is with the construction of the transit tower and the accompanying towers, there will be a tremendous amount of new commercial space provided. will the demand be there? contrary to what is sometimes

joining me now ana marie cox and wes moore.ng here. >> thank you. >> let's start with you. are the bain attacks working in the rough belt swing statesç le ohio? >> the attacks are definitely working. more important than the bain attacks, something people aren't understanding. this isn't about an attack on the mitt romney business record. it's about how he somehow created jobs. there is a difference between being an investor and actually creating jobs and businesses that actually accelerate job growth. that's where mitt romney is finding a disconnect between his rhetoric and what happened between the record that puts forward. >> now, let me ask you ana marie. the vice president in washington today was mocking romney's campaign outsourcing and offshoring argument. let me show you what he said. >> if you're looking for work, that's a pretty cruel joke. i can picture one guy in my old neighborhood standing next to another guy in the unemployment line and say john, did you get offshored or outsourced? which happened to you? >> ana

army, wes moore, josh green of "bloomberg businessweek," and katty kay, and our good friend, michael y off, and that means we're starting with lebron, wes. that means we're starting with lebron. say what you want about the guy, he doesn't perform in the clutch, this is one of those games like michael jordan would love. he simply took over last night. >> regardless of what you think about lebron james, love him, hate him, you stared at the television in awe of what he was doing. he could not lose last night. >> sam, are you a lebron hater, generally speaking? >> i have an irrational hatred of the miami heat. i catch myself doing things i shouldn't do when watching game like that. >> but it was a post-lebron hate? >> yeah. but watching last night, you know, that was special. there's nothing he couldn't do on the court. and you know, you just had to think, if he could do this every game, maybe they would never lose. they just couldn't lose last night. >> michael steele, 30 points in the first half for lebron. >> hey, man, i used to be able to do that. it was just one of those moments whe

up to our north and west we find moor 60s. clear and comfortable -- more 60s, clear and comfortable, our temperature tomorrow 86, nice low humidity, lot of sunshine, warmer than today. at 8 a.m. 67, by noon 81 and by 5:00 coming down from our high in the mid-and upper 80s, our temperature 85 degrees. here's the five-day forecast. we might have a thunderstorm to deal with as we get into the hot stuff. i'll say isolated friday at 97, maybe an isolated storm saturday at 98, not so much for sunday, but we'll have to watch that air mass because if something pops, could potentially be strong and have a lot of heavy rain. >>> that is it for weather. we'll talk about something cooler and that's caps, big news today from lindsay murphy. here's her report. >> this is the verizon 4g lte sports desk with lindsay murphy. >> mellow, everybody. the capitals -- hello, everybody, the capitals have finally found their head coach, a position that's been empty since may. today they hired another former team captain to be head coach, adam oates. o

commissioner moore: the roof is not, the roof, we cannot dictate that we want to make sure that the wall is not dark and foreboding but indeed the wall is a positive surface as the open deck will face this wall. >> ok, so it's the wall that is light in color, not the roof. on that motion, commissioner antonini. >> aye. >> commissioner borden. >> aye. >> commissioner miguel. >> aye. >> commissioner sugaya. >> aye. >> commissioner wu. >> aye. >> commissioner fong. >> aye. >> thank you, commissioners, that motion passed. commissioner, you're at public comment. president fong: there any public comment? seeing none, the meeting is adjourned. >>. touring england was a time when robert as mentors were being challenged by a quickly growing middle-class. for endeavour's crew of new artists began to assert themselves, offering new definitions of the athletics of arts and beauty. over 180 objects of avant-garde design and art from the victorian england has been collected inside the legion of honor snoot exhibition, it's the cold of the ec. -- the cult of beauty. >> there was this group of artists t

joining us best-selling author, wes moore.d to see you both, gentlemen. >> thank you. >> magic, is the goal total world domination? movie theaters, real estate, starbucks, now your own tv network trying to put us out of business. turning around the l.a. dodgers. starting to get scared of you actually. >> i was here with you before and we talked about the dodgers. >> yep. >> and off to a good start. aspire is really great and i'm excited to be launching this new network because it will feature some of the best work of african-americans. when you think about the african-american creative community, they're excited. the producers, the writers, the actors, the directors. because now they have a platform that they can bring content and family-driven content and i think that the marketplace is just so blown away. we've got some great, great founding partners. think about chrysler, the coca-cola group, walmart, nationwide insurance, so we're all excited about -- they're all excited about launching with us and l'oreal usa and they cam

commissioner moore: the roof is not, the roof, we cannot dictate that we want to make sure that the wall is not dark and foreboding but indeed the wall is a positive surface as the open deck will face this the open deck will face this wall.

into the workings of organized crime not the case today with jamie dimon nonetheless we talked to marketplace's heidi moore on capitol hill fresh from the hearings on what did come out of it of value plus we're wondering if banker bonus arbitrage is upon us when toxic assets unloaded on bankers turn out to be the gift that keeps on giving or perhaps we're seeing a breed of genetically mutated bank executives who are the only ones that can digest toxic assets these are the questions we have to ask after a reuters report we read will tell you about it let's get to today's capital account. so you know we were hoping the hearing of j.p. morgan c.e.o. went a little something like this. there were twenty seven might be sixty three goes up a lot you know with all the organized crime. is what i'm telling you what i'm exposing. for you grace and everybody this is my. that was from the famous the laci hearings of the one nine hundred sixty s. which were touted as a major breakthrough in intelligence about the mob well that wasn't what we got with jamie dimon today you know what can i say a girl can dream that's not

comptroller dave walker, vet wes moore and chuck todd live from the g-20 summit in mexico. up next, an exclusive first look at top stories in the politico playbook. first, here's bill karins with a check on the forecast. bill? >> mika, get ready for the heat. everyone on the east coast including the mid-atlantic and new england will see the hottest temperatures of this early summer seasonp the middle of this week. all that hot air is in the middle of the country. there was a very hot weekend in the four corner region, colorado especially with the wild first burning and now that hot air will spread east. the cool air with us today will be long gone by wednesday and thursday when temperatures will be about 95 to 100 from boston, d.c., new york, baltimore, and philadelphia. so, it's the first one of the season so that's why it's going to be a little shock to the system. we have a little bit of light rain trying to head from west virginia through northern virginia and central pennsylvania a few showers today. d.c., a cloudy, cool day, 77. still very cool from boston to philly.

commissioner moore: i would like to say that -- we had eight -- coming up with a combination on hickory and the more traditional building facing the south side, i think it is phenomenal. not even talking about using three architects. i think it is a wonderful example of how to really create tively use the freeway. all of the legal foundations in place for labor, for affordable housing, etc., i am comfortable with and i greatly appreciate mr. lee being a strong supporter. in the end, i believe the position the department takes is a correct one. however, market octavia -- having said that, i am very comfortable st. exceptional designed -- seeing exceptional designs. how we measure height and how we look at hickory alley, whatever. fees are being used for infrastructure improvements, the extension and the completion is in the spirit of using the money. it would -- it is perfectly justified. it is not just a self-serving thing. together with the idea of potentially having an agreement for hickory, at an innovative way which reinforces our market octavia it is developing. i think market octa

we forget about that one."water or green tea aae good alternatives. eeercising also helps us losee weight and moorepush ourselves when we workout."you ight try interral training which meann taking whatever you're doing and adding a little bit more intensity." and getting proper sleep is gooddfor weight loss. sleeping less than 6 hours a night can increase hunger and make it harder to regulate your appetite. moore discourages people from fasting or doing juice cleanses which can lead to muscle loss and fatigue. the jackson brothers are reunit. reuniting.the men are headed out on a 20-city tour... and you could be going to the show. we re giving away a air of tickets sometime in the next ten minutes. minutes.and get yyur pet's bad behavior under control... &ppawsitive paul is hhre to call 410-481-45-45 right now. good day baltimore. ing fox 45 ((break 7)) we are backkwwth pauu from pawsitive paul discussinn why we shouldn't pamppr our ets too much. he is here to answer questions you mmy have about your pet... so now is your chance to get free advice... just call 410-481145-44 right now. jimi says, "i

commissioner moore: it would take six to eight weeks in order for this to be done correctly. >> let's pick a date. >> are we talking the august 16th hearing? commissioner moore: that sounds fine. >> ok. president fong: commissioner antonini? commissioner antonini: my feeling, although i only speak for myself the architect for the project spnser worked with the d.r. requesters in regards to impacts to the d.r. requesters, that is what the d.r. is about. and i'm not in favor, if you did come up with some sort of redesign, that probably would satisfy some of the thing that's have been brought up by the commissioners, but we have been down this road already and we know that this is compliant and there's not a problem here. and they want a distribution of the units that makes one unit larger and one unit smaller. and that in my opinion is sort of their privilege to do as long as it's in keeping with our particular guidelines. went also have already -- and we also established the addition is even compliant with the radar extension allowances for the cal hollow guidelines. anyway, we will see what we come back wit

know i want to back up a little bit because when you're talking about ok this isn't a hedge we talk about jamie moore j.p. or jamie diamond's explanation of what their biggest liabilities are he says loans but when you look at the numbers when you look at their loan portfolio in two thousand and i think it was seven hundred seventy four or seven hundred forty four billion dollars it's c.i.a.o. portfolio was one hundred thirteen billion dollars over the next couple years it's scaled down its loan portfolio by about fifty billion dollars the cia fully you would imagine would then shrink to it triple so why would j.p. morgan be diverting cash into hedging if it was reducing its loan portfolio because it's profitable that's the thing i mean they saw the profits that were coming out of that unit and they see the profits from making loans following the profits from advising companies and corporations falling and they see the cia profits rising where would you put your money right i mean that's what they saw but of course they may not have taken into account the fact that those profits probably couldn't ris

>> no, he has constantly said and he said that day that we have moor to do. e to keep our foot on the pedal, and to continue growing this economy. that's why with we have a number of different proposals that would allow us to do that. whether it's helping femmes refinance their mortgages, which puts more money back into the economy, or stopping snefrs that sends our jobs overseas and creating new incentives that bring jobs home. renewing the clean energy tax credit. people are making their investment decisions right now about what to invest in, what new technologies to invest in, where they're going to go over the course of the next year. that tax credit will expire at tend of the career. they need to know that congress will take the action necessary to extend that tax credit so we can continue developing this critical sector of our economy, so we're not ceding it to china or india and we're continuing to create jobs. so the clean energy sector alone, almost a quarter of a million jobs throughout the course of this administration. so there are common sense thi

we do have data, evidence, i'm stur stephen moore will cite many i'll disagree with. not nearly as deep for reagan, bush, clinton, downturns. but public sector growth increased. we have 657,000 jobs that have been cut from the public sector. those are real people and they do have real money they spend. >> stephen, republicans love to blame the president. congress can fix some of this but they refused to act. when will gop leaders step up? >> well, i don't think it's fair, christine, to say the republicans haven't done anything to try to get us out of this recession. they pass about 20 to 30 bills out of the house as you know the republicans00 the house, the democrats run the senate. the senate hasn't done anything on these. repeal obama care, get tax rates down low. look, there is a difference in how you fix the economy. but barack obama is saying right now, christine, in my opinion, let's have more of what we did in 2009 in terms of stimulus, aid to states and local governments. the republicans are saying, hell, no. >> where would we be, stephen without that, if you l

we are doing. thanks. commissioner moore: could you comment on the request made by brad hall -- paul anbout the dashboard? >> unfortunately, i am unaware of his comments, as they were not directed towards me, but if he could relate those to me, i would be happy to comment. this is in effect the dashboard. that is just a name some people have arrived on and taken to. we are calling it the residential pipeline form because the information is drawn from our quarterly pipeline report, and it is a more accurate way of describing what it is. >> i believe this is essentially capture when you have asked for. the goal was to give you with each project a fairly simple overview, and then the quarterly report gives you the more detailed overview. i do not remember the detail, but i believe it is what he was after. commissioner moore: if i interpreted it correctly, that he is more about what is being built rather than what is entitled. we are in a very unusual time where entitlements themselves do not give a very good pace of what we're

we definitely want to get an update on their mug shot. >> moore, you know we're taking you down to bookingause we want to get a new mug shot of you. we notice that you've lost quite a bit of weight. is this something you've been trying to do? >> no, it's just happened. >> but the thing about it is we noticed, too, a pattern that you've been refusing to eat. >> well, because of the food. i can't -- >> what's wrong with the food? >> have you tried it? >> i can't say that i have. >> my dog eats tastier stuff. it's gross. >> if you don't mind me asking, did you get any work done? >> what? >> as far as cosmetic work? >> no. >> you did not get any cosmetics at all? >> nope, nope. >> because your nose looks a little different. >> it's -- >> your eyes are different. >> nope, it's all from blueberries. i started eating blueberries and salmon. i heard blueberries add ten years to your life. >> really? >> it was on "oprah." so i started doing it. >> are you telling me blueberries changed your nose structure? >> blueberries will change your facial features. >> my goodness. >> it adds collagen. the col

we need that instant replay. moore can't believe it and -- with some extras, really extras and what about the 14th and off of brad and in the corner and this is jason and jeter, number two. the yank ease win and there is one chance for bryce harper, two on, two out and grounds out. he would like to forget, 0 for 7 for the 19-year-old and with some five strikeouts. after the game, harper didn't want to talk but his manager did. >> and never see him swing the balls on his hone. he was chasing balls and -- trying to make something happen and that is part of the youth. other guys get into the scoring position and -- position and we're swinging in balls and that is experienced, you know. the other guys in the gym, we don't have to help them out and we do. >> and the os on the road and this their is no hits. virginia beach changes that with one swing to left field and one run scores, the two rounds score. the os take a lead. and with the no no. the birds shut out the braves by nothing. >>> when we return, d.c. united is know

moore. not the kind that we are hoping for. her own daughters speaking out.now what they're saying. before all of that, we'll get to the story that unfolded late last night, in alabama, a man wanted in a triple shooting turned himself in in the federal courthouse in montgomery. a pretty low key ending to the massive search for desmonte leonard. >> charged with three counts of capital murder in a shooting saturday night near auburn university campus. the police chief says the surrender does not end the pain. >> in a case like this there is no relief because those boys aren't coming home tonight. >> leonard will make a first court appearance today or tomorrow. two former auburn football players were among those killed saturday night. there is an additional player fighting for his life in the hospital right now. but, he willfully surrendered. his attorney says he was very calm, very tired, very ready to got this over with and very respectful. but that is of course his attorney. >> of course. all of this again over an argument about a woman at an off-campus party

in a moment, we will go to michael moore responding to this. david cole, in vermont, the point vermont does not have universal health care? >> well, i am vacationing in vermont, not an expert on vermont. again, i just think we should be or keep our eye on the ball. the question should be, should the supreme court overturn what congress and the president had enacted in attempting to extend to a large number of people who are not covered, health care insurance. the quid pro quo was to say to people who can afford it -- again, this only applies to people who can afford to buy health care insurance. look, you have to buy into the system or pay a tax break if you do not buy into the system, then you're part of the problem. you are a free rider. everybody has to be responsible to act together to ensure we can provide as broad health care insurance as possible. the question was whether congress has the authority to do that. i think we should be celebrating the fact the supreme court upheld that power. it does not mean this is the best law that could ev

. >> and now, we have gwen moore, who is the chair of the women's caucus. and progressive caucus. >> brothers and sisters, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, today is a day we've been waitingin on for over a century in this country. the supreme court's decision to uphold obamacare, and i say it very proudly today, is especially important for women and children, the most vulnerable among americans. women are twice as likely as men to be dependent upon their spouses for health insurance. children who are going to be covered until they're 26 are, of course, dependent upon their parents for health care. so as a -- as the co-chair of the women's caucus, i am especially celebrating this decision today for women and children in the united states. and i hope that in november women will appreciate the work and the sacrifice that democrats have made to bring this bill forward to the supreme court. thank you. >> laura richardson of california. >> i would just like to focus on two points. in 1968, at 6 years old, laura richardson from california, i wanted to become

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commissioner moore: i recall that the building -- the front of the building is francisco, which would make this garage in the side yard. but we should check our old planning books. that is my recollection. president fong: any other -- vice president wu: any other questions or comments? >> to replace the illegal door -- commissioner antonini: aye. commissioner borden: aye. commissioner moore: aye. commissioner miguel: aye. commissioner sugaya: aye. vice president wu: aye. president fong: aye. >> thank you, commissioners. the motion passes unanimously. i have been requested by technical services to take a five minute recess, so they can do what they need to do. president fong: we are taking a very quick five minute recess.

to be a rough ride ♪ ♪ because i'm about to do time for the crime of a homicide ♪ >> when he we met him, mooreis. you don't see no females. you don't see no laughter. this is like a cemetery. once you're here, it is like you are dead here. you stuck. it's like you're dead here. there are a lot of cats here. you might as well consider them dead. you know, i got home boys that you can consider deceased that are right here that have been forgotten. i don't want to be one of those cats. >> still, moore could not guarantee he would stay clear of conflicts that might keep him here. >> i'm 17 days away from going home. there ain't no way i'm going to do something to delay my stay here unless it's something that can't be avoided, like a racial situation somewhere where i have to react. ♪ now it's back to the zone ♪ ♪ and if the race were a zone, i might not make it home ♪ ♪ you got the browns and the whites against the black ♪ ♪ the first rule is watch your back ♪ ♪ kill or be killed ♪ ♪ if you're scared to make a knife then the next brother [ bleep ] will ♪ ♪ i'm going to feel some steel ♪ like a mer

when we come back, is demi moor staying sober? >> is kobe bryant rethinking his divorce?ing his divorce? "the skinny" is next. >> announcer: abc's "world news now" will continue after this from our abc stations.cccccccccc ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny ♪ ♪ so skinny >> welcome back, everybody, to "the skinny" here. we have talked a lot the last few months about demi moore's recent troubles here. she was in rehab. had a public meltdown. went to rehab. people thought maybe she would get a little better. things may be turning around. according to radaronline, maybe not so much. because now her, according to the sources, always a source close to the family, her three daughters, are a little worried about their mom. tallulah's graduation, demi showed up acting strange, wearing a short black dress. they said their daughters are worried that maybe she isn't staying sober and they're really not happy about the way she has been behaving. she did not look healthy at the graduation. and worried that she may relapse. she wouldn't let ashton kutcher into the graduation even though the girls wan

in a moment, we will go to michael moore responding to this. avid cole, in vermont, the point vermont does not have universal health care? >> well, i am vacationing in vermont, not an expert on vermont. again, i just think we should be or keep our eye on the ball. the question should be, should the supreme court overturn what congress and the president had enacted in attempting to extend to a large number of people who are not covered, health care insurance. the quid pro quo was to say to people who can afford it -- again, this only applies to people who can afford to buy health care insurance. look, you have to buy into the system or pay a tax break if you do not buy into the system, then you're part of the problem. you are a free rider. everybody has to be responsible to act together to ensure we can provide as broad health care insurance as possible. the question was whether congress has the authority to do that. i think we should be celebrating the fact the supreme court upheld that power. it does not mean this is the best law that could eve