simon weston renewed their vows today five months after a hastie hospital wedding. >> kevin was on a. >> evan can was on a ventilator. >> reporter: kevin suffers from leukemia, a rare illness, and needs to find a donor for a bone marrow transplant in the next two months. >> i think when people are educated about that opportunity, most folks will step up to that plate. >> the whole process takes about four weeks. >> reporter: the couple used today's ceremony to highlight the shortage of african american, asian and latino marrow donors. >> african americans make up 7% of the registry. >> reporter: the westons hope to register 1,000 new potential donors, dozens of friends and strangers volunteered dna swabs ahead of the wedding. >> i had no idea how easy it was to be tested to see if i was a match. >> give it a shot, thought it would be a good deed. >> reporter: the westons' goal, save kevin and others suffering from cancer. >> if someone is fighting a disease, their worry should be about getting healed and not looking for a donor. we're going to change that. >> reporter: anyone interes

simon weston renewed their vows today five months after a hastie hospital wedding. >> kevin was on a -- hasty hospital wedding. >> evan can was on a ventilator. >> reporter: kevin suffers from leukemia, a rare illness, and needs to find a donor for a bone marrow transplant in the next two months. >> i think when people are educated about that opportunity, most folks will step up to that plate. >> the whole process takes about four weeks. >> reporter: the couple used today's ceremony to highlight the shortage of african american, asian and latino marrow donors. >> african americans make up 7% of the registry. >> reporter: the westons hope to register 1,000 new potential donors, dozens of friends and strangers volunteered dna swabs ahead of the wedding. >> i had no idea how easy it was to be tested to see if i was a match. >> give it a shot, thought it would be a good deed. >> reporter: the westons' goal, save kevin and others suffering from cancer. >> if someone is fighting a disease, their worry should be about getting healed and not looking for a donor. we're going to change that. >

>> gladstone representing the owner of the building, howard weston. i would like him to talk and then i will continue. >> wait a second. >> my name is howard weston i live across the street from this building and i watched it built in 1976. i had my dental office on the ground floor across the street for 40 years where i treated the neighborhood. and i have lived in san francisco for 71 years. the building was maintained very nicely after it was built in 1976 for five years and then it started to have maintenance and it really fell into disrepair and when i retired in 2000 i looked at that time and i said that i have three good years left i will buy it and fix it up and remove this bliet from the neighborhood and make it look good again. that is what i did. i still have four of the long term tenants in the building that were there when i bought it. and i have made improvements in everybody's unit in fact, without passing any of that through. and but the two commercial units on the ground floor i have turned down people who wanted to put a massage spa

meet michelle simpson and nancy weston. up against the guys all while balancing the demands of family life. a lot of working moms would look at you and say -- >> crazy. >> reporter: crazy! but for nancy, monster trucks are family. the west ends are on the road weeks at a time and her two sons ages 7 and 9 are also drivers. her lawyer husband keeps things running behind the scenes. >> we have a family motor sport company. we call it uncle todd motor sports. my husband and i travel around the united states. >> reporter: but the nice thing is that you get to do something with your family. this doesn't take you away from your family. >> this is a family tight knit operation. when we're not monster truck racing, we have a family business at our office. >> reporter: fancy than sis is a big star here. her pink monster truck a huge draw for a new breed of fan. >> my truck would definitely be hot pink with spankles. >> reporter: sponsorships are essential to keep the operation running. the west end owns several trucks and at a quart

weston asked that, and i personally as a landlord and i am subleasing would rather have a company than a individual or the name of some investment service. >> let me jump in for a moment. >> i am just seeing some what speculative at this point. ... >> i don't think that mr. sanchez is questioning whether or not the documents are real. >> that is not about that. >> if i may just jump in. the question that i was going to ask was whether the signature on a lease which specified a certain company and therefore a certain use, has the requirement from the code satisfied by who the licensee is can provide certain financial services. i am not sure that is exactly the case. but what it led me to want to say also is none of this stuff as you brought up was in the brief. >> right. >> and i think that you know, if you wanted a decision tonight, we can give you a decision. but i think that you need to continue and rebrief this. >> i think that you are right. and i think that i would be happy to do that. and it also gives mr. williams more time and mr. sanchez to review the documents that i presente

and the factor spoke to michael weston. you know what?y should have done something about this before. look at the problem here. >> the longer they let it go, the more liability they have. and if there is any money behind it, they are going to get scorched. >> here is the biggest part. they should investigated, find out what's going on. check and see where it did the children learn this behavior? was there anything going on at this school? >> bill: social services has got to go in and interview those children and find out what the juice was going on with the a-year-old. >> oh. >> all right, now, in alabama, y'all know that that a-year-old boy was rescued by the fbi and was being held by some nut for about 4 or 5 days. they won't say how the nut died guilfoyle. >> right. >> he didn't kill himself. if he did they would announced that so the fbi probably shot him. why won't they come out and say that. >> we took this in as breaking news yesterday as the press conference was going on. they were reluctant to mention anything except a couple spe

hello there welcome to business i'm katie thank you for your company now after teaming up with weston or mages last year to explore in the russian arctic russia's biggest oil company ross staffed is on a quest to conquer the east but company's chief executive igor searchin is holding talks in japan right now on the final leg of an eastern tall which included trips to south korea and china now ross nafta recently obtained licenses to develop tuol of sections of the continental shelf which have huge untapped reserves an estimated ten billion tons of oil and seven trillion cubic meters of gas now seven of these sectors have already been offered to the west with america's xom obo collaboration's have already been made with its list and a norway's status was well for shelf development but now we're also have to is turning east and earlier today i spoke to stuart elliott from industry group plans on rosneft eastbound. west and international investors strategic partners are only really interested you could argue in rosneft because it gives them access to the russian market so. the chinese an

we were defending saudi arabia and weston until sometime in december that we started working for schwarzkopf's level, you know, colin powell's level. you know, they were into offensive were planning, but not at my level. so i don't know if his streak in the or just not quite understanding what was going on. when you are a colonel commentary tradition with his son and the president of the united states nine. i just ran off guard and ran off down. [laughter] >> i'm going to except both of those insipid endorsements. >> spare, your question. >> dr. engel, i want your thoughts on the military revolution of affairs. i see little but as the kool-aid and that maybe president bush wanted to maintain order and stability, whereas in tiananmen square, there was no real danger to the outside reaching a few of. so given that, i am skeptical of the revolution in military affairs. so not even a colonel i've been grounded in army.dream such that i see interest capabilities. so the communication capabilities certainly would end this conflict astronomical in the advance and i'm sure general house can speak to t

. >> and alan weston knows his won't's going to ring. >> so he won't say it. >> no.you're going to have your fist in your forehead a lot because they're just going to outdo each other. parties go through this. we went through it. >> joe's come up with a great frame, because you were advising then governor clinton in '91. you talked about the middle class, frankly, the values of the democratic party strayed away from representing the country. what's the message? joe's laid this out on the show over and over again and compresses frustration because his party can't do it repeatedly, but what would you express the slogan? >> william buckley was starting it. he said you can't have a john berke society. when we were trying to emerge out of that -- take the '70s, and some extent the ' 0s, bill stood up and said, these are inappropriate. the republicans need somebody as a leader to slap somebody back. by doing that, that's an indication that, no, buckley said we're not that inclusive, we're not inclusive for the john berks. >> he went to war with a lot of the han rand types.

i think you have done an extraordinary job of patience, courtesy, weston, and the only question you could not answer that i am aware of is who was it that took notes on the meeting that you had 20 years ago. but i find it in my heart to forgive you for that. to me, i think you are a terrific leader, and i will look forward to tuesday, i thank you tarp the guy for the job and the only guy for the job. and, senator, for this very kind words, and i have not lived up .t. itm yet, is a daunting task to go to cia. i want every member of this committee to be defender of the men and women of the cia, and i see it as my obligation to represent them to you on their behalf, so when times get tough and when people are going to be criticizing the crist cia, i have all of you to say you knew about what the cia were doing, and you will defend them. >> thank you. senator burr? >> i will be brief because i notice you are on your fourth glass of water and i do not want to be accused of waterboarding you. [laughter] with the exception of our request for the presidential daily briefs around the time of bengh