matter is, it's our own financial incompetence in washington that's whacked our dollar, whacked our prestige around the world and whacked us at the pump? >> i'm mostly, i largely agree with you, neil. >> do you 100% agree with me? >> i blame us. i mean, we are the people who, as you've said, we will go spend a lot of money on an iphone, which is a real expensive thing. we'll go to a baseball game and buy, you know the tickets and hotdogs and pizza for a lot of money. but we plain about $4 a gallon gasoline. that's what it costs. it costs more in other places around the world. so-- >> wait a minute, the administration's bemoaning that. all right. hear what you just said. the administration is bemoaning that. amilya, to take adam at his word here, we whacked pretty well off with that gas. the administration is more or less saying that's the problem. all right. but you're the problem. that's the problem, right? >> absolutely, because who wants to put in the rules and regulations, who is the one who basically handcuffed them and is said you can look at it you candr ill. what we're saying is busi

i'm glad he's here, noby has whacked him. well, thanks to a supreme court ruling back in 2010, the creation of super pacs has changed the way the national campaigns are waged. what are super pacs? and have they made things better or maybe made them worse? coming up, i'm going to tell you the secret of super pacs. you better stay with us. >>> the race for the white house can be pretty nasty. in fact, i've still got the scars to prove it. but this year it is like never before because of the emergence of super pacs. let me ask our audience something. how many of you here in our audience know what a super pac is? maybe you know what a super pac is. a few of you. how many of you aren't sure what a super pac is? all right. overwhelmingly do not know. i think that's true for most americans. what we're going to do in this segment is talk about super pakistan. they were created as a result of a supreme court ruling back in 2010 known as the citizens united ruling. the fact is, the super pac probably was a good court ruling. it basical

i'm glad he's here, nobody has whacked him. well, thanks to a supreme court ruling back in 2010, the creation of super pacs has changed the way the national campaigns are waged. what are super pacs? and have they made things better or maybe made them worse? coming up, i'm going to tell you the secret of super pacs. you better stay with us. >>> the race for the white house can be pretty nasty. in fact, i've still got the scars to prove it. but this year it is like never before because of the emergence of super pacs. let me ask our audience something. how many of you here in our audience know what a super pac is? maybe you know what a super pac is. a few of you. how many of you aren't sure what a super pac is? all right. overwhelmingly do not know. i think that's true for most americans. what we're going to do in this segment is talk about super pakistan. they were created as a result of a supreme court ruling back in 2010 known as the citizens united ruling. the fact is, the super pac probably was a good court ruling. it basical

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the cop was whacked courtesy of the bsf. payback for some shooting.o, what's he doing in the 18 street's territory? no offense, but when it came to killing cops, gang bangers can find some pretty common ground. (door shuts) oh, hey. there you are. i went by your office looking for you. you did? yeah, i just wanted to talk. about what? mm... you know, i thought about walking away myself once. you did. was first time i orally defended a dissertation. charlie eppes, not confident about math? i was more scared of quitting than i was of going through with it, so... i couldn't walk away. i'm gonna do it. i'm gonna chair that committee. you are? i may make some mistakes... no, you're gonna be great. you're gonna be great. i'll help you. you know, if you want my help. i'm not saying that you need my help. if you want it. i will take all the help i can get. see that? we're a lot alike. 'cause i'm always asking you for help. yes. speaking of help... i see you're still after that cop killer. yeah. liz warner says that he might be a member of a street gang called

just look for the white check. >>> in this morning's installment of "the human factor," whacked and then was different. an art exhibition what it's like to sufferer a traumatic brain injury, recover and then ultimately triumph. >> i was on my bike when i heard this roaring car coming behind me, and i realized that at that point the car was going to hit me. >> reporter: eight years ago, hit by a car, and flung into the air. >> while i was in the air i was seeing central park on my left and seeing people on the sidewalk going -- my god, my god! and i really thought those were the last thoughts and the last sights of my life. >> reporter: at the moment she slammed into the ground, her successful career as a journalist was over. she had a traumatic brain injury. >> my helmet was cracked bike a ripe melon. >> reporter: the pain radiating throughout her body became a daily sensation. she needed an outlet. >> i naturally started to, you know, take paper and pencils and color things and draw things, and i didn't have a tbi. my mind functioned seamlessly when i was doing art. >> reporter: it was

if one decides to lash out and take a whack at something, could probably inflict some damage. but then what happens? >> well, what do we do then? let's say that we find out, we get the call, the planes are in the air, this is what we're going to do, we just thought we'd let you know about it, what -- obviously neither of you are in the government now, but what would you think the u.s. reaction would be? >> well with, it's a real conundrum. number one, if they're in the air, there's not likely much we're going to be able to do to get in between them and whatever targets they perceive they have. and at that point, then, the government is faced -- our government is faced with, do you disavow it, do you say it's a bad idea? do you kind of passively watch it happen? or do you aggressively join in? that's the range and matrix of the things you might be able to do. which you do is probably going to be a decision that is more likely to occur in approximate with their launch. in other words, the situation will tick tate probably what the art of the possible is. being ready for that, an

all right, take a whack at the bernanke story and, please, i don't want you to whack too hard.alth care stocks as the supreme court is hearing this landmark case about obama care. health care stocks had a big rally. now, what do they know that the rest of the world, including the supreme court justice don't yet know? >> i know, that's the interesting thing as you look at the ten sectors. it was the leader of the pack today. interestingly, we really don't learn anything until tomorrow, necessarily. you know, an interesting trade there. but obviously, a sector that certainly hasn't flourished this year. so it could be just getting a bounce of one of the sectors, perhaps that hasn't played as well in 2012. but as far as bernanke goes, he's really on message with what he's been saying. we didn't get new information today, necessarily. i don't know if people were expecting him to say things look great. that certainly hasn't been his pattern. he's a student of the great depression and fears the most of being too soon in terms of tightening here. so i think he's on message here. and i

but let me tell you that, if you don't know who whacked you and they think you won't find out who whacked you, it's hard to deter them. second, if you're dealing with someone who values your death more than their life, they're hard to deter. we've got two really big kinds of problems with deterrence in a world of nuclear terrorism. i worry, one, the country will conclude that transfer will not be discovered and that our capability to attribute material in a nuclear device, either before it's detonated or after it's detonated is less than absolute. we have forensic means of doing that, all kinds of ways, but we haven't created that in an absolute way so i can absolutely tell you right now that, if anyone transfers anything somewhere else and that somewhere else turned out to be a place where a nuclear weapon is fabricated and then detonated in new jersey, that ill bee able to tell you who did it. i can tell them beforehand and we can construct the system of deterrence of the kind you talked about. we're not in that world yet. maybe we will be and maybe deterrence can be used against other

, also playing an amazingly important role in trying to prevent -- it's like what i would call b-3 whack-a-mole, trying to prevent the many other committees of the congress from sneaking through amendments that would undermine the freedom of information act. to her right matt johnson. matthew is counsel to senator cornyn for the senate jewishi committee activities. and in addition to his work also in this area i would say that he finds himself in a unique role. senator cornyn, as most of you know, leads the senate republican campaign committee. which is next to the minority league one of the most political jobs in the senate. and yet, in the era of freedom of information, senator cornyn and senator leahy have worked collaboratively, cooperatively hand in hand. matt and lidia have worked on many of these issues. and provides for all of us a model of what the kind of cooperation can and should be in the u.s. senate. and we're glad to have you both sitting next to each other here today. chris deboyd, who also returns here, she is with the minority staff of the house government oversight and reform

here we are nine days after sharks head coach today mcclellan was whacked with a stick. lighthearted about making his return tonight. >> my wife keeps reminding me that i lost my mind. i think she did that before i got whacked. >> reporter: then the sharks' coach took the serious side. >> i'm going to go on the bench. i'm going give the bench my full attention. and i'll see how it goes from there. i don't know what's going to happen. i'm anticipating that i'm going to feel good, and that i'm going to be alert and sharp. >> reporter: one correlation between mcclellan's absence was the sharks' inability to score goals. they tallied just two in the last threy three games. i asked the players if there was any real relation. >> that's a good question. hopefully having him behind the bench gives you a boost. we get our offense going again. >> i would throw that out the window. i think it's coincidence. i think we've gone through stretches where we haven't scored. i think that's not a coincidence. >> when you're not sure, you back off and you give time and space. and that was a

a lot of expectation maybe just in the press he would take a whack at santorum and make the case i'm the only guy that can get the nomination. didn't do that kept his sights focused on obama and made it clear he wants to run as a fiscal conservative and not cultural conservative. >> that's his strength. you go to your strength when you run one of these campaigns. the independents will flop around on this. they are not happy with the president. they don't approve of the job the president has done. in fact, all of this talk about how the president has come back if you look at the latest job approval numbers, latest gallop numbers were 45 approve, 50 disapprove. he's still in that danger territory well below the job approval numbers of clinton when he was re-elected and reagan when he was re-elected in the mid 50s. >> what's your assessment of where the president is? >> the president was in the low 40s. in the low 40s several months ago, everyone said obama isn't going to win. now that he's ticked up between 45 and 50 approval ratings in various polls, he could win with another tick. if

you were brought together on the basis of the districts are out of whack population-wise, so i think you need to address somewhere in your document why you were convened and what were the issues and how you were able to address them, so of population equalization is the primary issue. talk about how you made the districts closer. if divided issues reaching divided neighborhoods is an issue, talk about neighborhoods you have unified, but the problem is the illusion of minority voting power. talk about communities you have enhanced voting power or prevented solution, -- dilution, but all of those in need to be addressed. but should be somewhere in your summary. we have a 15-page summary, and the actual document was 150 pages. >> thank you. >> to answer the question about the neighborhood, living there, i would say, it is, but it is a neighborhood by everybody's definition. thank you for putting your time into this. when this is over, my big question and concern is where are the files going to be stored. when we turn something in to the board of supervisors, they get stamped and turned

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if you don't use any revenue component you end up whacking seniors on medicare and the medicare guaranteend you slash medicaid which helps seniors in hurricaning homes and you slash education so we --. >>neil: but it doesn't look like you address those? you hang a lot on the revenue, and that is fine, but what is to stop someone from saying they are not addressing entitlements? >>guest: actually, we just had this debate, paul ryan and i in the rules committee in the house, and there was an agreement our approach would deal with the medicare spending, the question was, how we deal bit, and the republican plan deals with it by putting all the risk of rising health care costs on seniors by giving them the equivalent of a voucher, but the voucher doesn't keep pace with rising health care costs and we take a different approach to reduce health care costs in the system by changing the incentives in medicare to try and focus more on quality of care and the value of care not just the volume of care which is what drives up the cost. >>neil: there are a lot of good includes on ways to fine tune thi

pap thinkness ogumi catch. 12 for shanay and whack in the head. she had 24. stanford up by 14.livia major an 8-point game. shot 29%. 52-43. cal and washington state trying to claim the other spot in the semis. deep here to 11 seated cougs but the bears would take over. and cal is ahead by 1. look at jennifer go to work down low. she had 15 boards. cal victorious. they get stanford tomorrow with a pac-12 tournament title. >> buster posey didn't do anything spectacular but the mere fact he took the field and got back. he played in first game since the horrific collision last may. giants and reds. limited action, played just a couple innings. mat cane was bringing it. he struck out four. break on the left ankle, 288 days since the last appearance. also back, freddy sanchez from shoulder surgery. he w

now, he was, like, whacked, man. >> jimmy: he was, right?used to wrestle women. he used to do that whole thing. you know, that was his big thing. >> jimmy: yeah. >> he wrestled women. you come to work at night, and in the hallway outside your dressing room, he would be laying there with a post office woman -- like, a delivery woman -- like, in a headlock. have 'em in a leglock. and you just walk in. you're going to work, and he's, like -- he would just attack people. he'd just attack all the women. >> jimmy: i mean, but, for real, or kind of? >> well, yeah, anybody who came in, if he thought she was big enough, 'cause he was a big guy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. he wanted a challenge, yeah. >> he wanted a challenge. he'd say -- he'd say -- [ as andy kaufman ] "you belong in a kitchen. you don't belong somewhere in a workplace. that's a man's job." >> jimmy: oh my god. just to make her mad, and then start wrestling. >> that's the next thing. she's got him in a scissor lift, what you call it. how about a scissor hold? >> jimmy: i don't know.

. >> for years we have been whacking their budget, and as the money comes out, their able to generate that work force of the future is going down. >> another problem is the persistent unemployment rate. bay area employees have become more efficient helping boost company's profits, but according to the report, companies have not added many more employees to the payrolls. in fact we have the same number of jobs in the bay area now as there werin' 1996. in the news room, abc-7 news. >> ama: a federal effort to improve the air traffic in the bay area is about to take of. the faa will announce details about the plan to streamline bay area air traffic and modernize oakland international's control tower. the new tower is part of the federal aviation administration's plan designed to improve on-time performance of airlines and reduce air police. >> the search for a missing morgan hill teen. tonight we hear from her mother. >>> the race for the white house white house as puerto rico weighs in. >> a special day for brides. why these wo >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brough

if this was clay, then i could just, you kn, take my hand and whack off some clay or smooth it down.his is like a real building experience here. this is like working on a house. it's like part of it's covering up part of the roofline. that's not going to work structurally. see, i'm back to structure, you know. 'cause i knew that it had to be cut. but i wouldn't know until i cut it whether i was right. i was right. that's called experience...yeah. westmacott: there's a generosity of spirit and an appreciation for the world around her that's reflected in her work. it's also integrated with who she is for me. i mean, she's colorful. she's fun. she's tough. she's resilient. she's creative and imaginative. this particular survey focuses on work that had to do with pieces that were inspired by architectural ideas. and that, for beverly, didn't start until the '70s. and it started with her "black wall" paintings, which, i believe, is the first reference to some architectural component -- walls. and so she began doing these works that show a lot of texture but the general color is just black

. >> we have been whacking their budgets every year, and if that money comes out, their able to generate the work force of the future is going down. >> another problem is the per sis extent unemployment rate. the bay area council is getting better but companies have not added many mere people to the payroll. we have the same number of jobs in the bay area now as there were in 1996. back to you. >> if you haven't been outside you probably heard the high winds which knocked a tree branch on to a major street in san franciscole the branch fell from a tree and narrowry missed a car. >>> some wicked winds and strong surf pounded the bay area toy. a high surf advisory expired this afternoon. breakers were cresting at 17 feet, and strong rip currents were reported as well. >>> omore snow atop mt. hamilton in the south bay. it tends to get snow at least once a year. the area is offlimits to the public bus of safety concerns. but it's quite a sight considering spring starts tomorrow night. >>> let get over to leigh glaser to find out how long the gusty winds are sticking around. >> leigh: they'll

i think things are out of whack in my humble opinion. i appreciate the comments by the appellant in her opening regarding having new issues thrown at her, even today to have to respond to without an opportunity to consider and absorber, research, and present to us. at every turn here, in this case, where so than the last, there has been a changeup. i think it is patently unfair, and this appeal should be granted and the permit should be allowed. there is nothing in the record here to indicate that dpw has done its own investigation. with respect to the like food which is the only basis that i could read in the denial, and does nothing showing, in fact, the finding was made that those entities have food similar to what i believe to be a very distinct type of product that this appellant is attempting to sell. >> i would agree that the process is confusing here, and in the letter, there corresponds with the police officer. it was brought up with close proximity, there is not a lot of detail to support any of that. i am somewhat uncomfortabl

. >> my glasses are so badly out of whack, wore out and scratched, and hers are falling apart. we had them repaired twice. >> it's frustrating because he's been unemployed for a while. he's looking for more work. so we can't afford to buy insurance. >> reporter: the clinic will offer free dental work, cleaning, x-rays, eye exams, and prescription glasses will be made on-site the same day. >> a lot of people with insurance are still paying $400 for this , $600 for that. people can't afford that. so they come here for this kind of service. >> reporter: dental work is one of the biggest needs. med medi-cal does not cover dental work for anyone over 21 years ago. >> we need it too. we had to make the sacrifice and come out here, but it's worth it. >> reporter: the clinic expects to see seven thousand people over the next four-days. people need to get here early, and the wait will be long. >> it doesn't matter where we go in the united states , we're going to find huge numbers of people that can't afford the care they need. >> reporter: if you do want to take advantage of this clini

pap thinkness ogumi catch. 12 for shanay and whack in the head. she had 24. stanford up by 14.r an 8-point game. shot 29%. 52-43. cal and washington state trying to claim the other spot in the semis. deep here to 11 seated cougs but the bears would take over. and cal is ahead by 1. look at jennifer go to work down low. she had 15 boards. cal victorious. they get stanford tomorrow with a pac-12 tournament title. >> buster posey didn't do anything spectacular but the mere fact he took the field and got back. he played in first game since the horrific collision last may. giants and reds. limited action, played just a couple innings. mat cane was bringing it. he struck out four. break on the left ankle, 288 days since the last appearance. also back, freddy sanchez from shoulder surgery. he went for four as the giants go on to win 6-3. here is buster. >> just anxious, anxious to play. i've been looking forward to playing for some time now. i'm happy to be out there. i haven't played in the last may so nerves, good nerves. >> a's beat the rockies. big news is that much heralded outfi

radio shack, a lot of people pinning their hopes on possibly, lbo there and sprint just whacked. valuation and one biotech -- >> a hard one to say. >> not bad. couple names you threw out there guys. you want to call on these? do you want to take a flier with your millions, herb greenberg? >> yeah. interestingly enough, rimm, rimm has the best numbers from a free net cash flow and net cash vision. and then you look at net sales growth and then you start looking at the margins and it's going south. you start looking at the rest of them, radio shack has good free cash flow, but the rest looks so dicey. so which really could it be? what do you think? >> i think if you look at rimm, one of the issues everybody i've talked to with a blackberry are switching to the iphone. everybody i talk to and being in finance, a lot of us use blackberries. it's amazing the amount of people switching to the iphone. >> and corporations as well. >> let me make it clear, i'm not sitting here saying rimm is the one to choose. as a matter of fact, i'd say then you have to look beyond what those numbers. r

i did not think our plans are totally out of whack with what you are suggesting, commissioner fewer. in our time line, in the next two weeks, we are intending to basically finalize brought-level and staff-level information, and disseminate information to engage and inform families. between mid march and april -- sorry, i am referring to page 14. between mid march and april, we would be collecting feedback, gathering feedback. i should say that in our thinking, this would not be to necessarily test whether our thinking is sound, because i think it is a little firmer than that, the need to make budget reductions. but if there is something we have missed, if there are some information that has really been a blind spot for us, that is the time and process that would help us identify that. and the april/may time frame, we would basically finalize the routes. so it is a little bit of both. but we do intend to disseminate information and march. that is the plan, unless the board but like to give a different direction. then we will certainly adapt. but part of what is at stake is that we hav

since i guess you have nice things well you whack and because of that aspect i never ever slacked.ot the female you used to date. i got a unique type situation. i'm so glad these birds they just bloop me. i speak fluently. she busy with all that blah, blah, blah. hear me out though. i'm going to leave you stern. [applause] >> in an urban high school in the science laboratory lab, two girls are discussing their project. >> you don't even know what you are doing the -- doing. you're dumb. >> you test too much. >> the day has come. the projects are to be returned. >> see, i told you? mine was the best. i told you, dummy. besides, let me see what you guys have. >> you know, i'm leaving. after school, alice and delores park thinking about human behavior. >> i don't know what people want to -- from me, for real. i have to say i think people just want me to be perfect. but you know what? i am capable of doing anything. it doesn't matter who i am or the way i look. what matters is the effort. i will study more. >> alice studied hard. she gets automatic a's. she's on the honor roll! -- she