right up your alley howard bragman, tim wise. all the pastor said because she does all of these great things that does not make her a racist. tim? >> well, go ahead, howard. >> oh, me. okay. i don't think it's about is she a racist, is she not a racist. i mean, look. most of the research says we've all internalized a certain degree of racial bias. that just becomes a boring argument and a boring discussion. what i think we want to be clear about is that the use of that word, especially in the context where she admits using it, which was in an angry, hateful way -- those who want to say rappers use it. okay. paula deen ain't a rapper. she is not using that word to say hey, my n word let's go down to mickey d's and get a coke. that wouldn't even be appropriate. she used it in anger after a black man held her up. when you say it's not hateful if someone says that, the way she used it, the way she has confessed to using it actually was sort of hateful. so whether she is a racist or not the use of the term was racist and her nostalgia

and you know, i think that you have been a great leader and just so wise, wise and underline wise because you have this body of knowledge and this acute level of inquiry and insight in things and you have tried so hard to be thoughtful and fair and succeeded, well succeeded. and you bring to it also, not only thoughtfulness, but compassion which is so important and truly an academic and i have learned so much from you and it feels wonderful to know at my age i have people around that are mentors and also friends and it just means the world that you have been here. >> and we will miss you. i can guarantee. >> it is a truly a pleasure of serving with you and you helped me and your advice and counsel have been invaluable throughout my experience here and i echo comments about your wisdom being a huge asset on this commission and i also add that your leadership ability to build consensus which things are breaking down, the 100 percent effort that you gave each meeting and in struggling with issues that may have felt either mundane or difficult, it is truly admirable and you will very much be

how do we get more wise as we get older?> i think the first thing is to recognize every crisis is a danger and an opportunity. another thing i have learned is human beings are not all like a school of fish. as beingf individuals very different. some people are paralyzed by crisis. some people want to do something but do not know what to do. other people began thinking very creatively. the path is to nurture those people who are taking very visionary ways. >> what gets you out of bed every day? >> what i have to do. >> what is it you still think you have to do? >> i will not go gently into the night. tavis: you are ok with having more work to do? >> i do not know. i have to think about it erie it -- to think about it. are youn retrospect, happy? are you content with the life you have lived? >> i think i would be remiss if am.re not, so i so are we. i have waited a long time. i am delighted to have had you on this show. thank you. what more can i say? ofhink this is a teaser what i suspect will be an award- winning documentary

wise on the west side, 14 onutes from 795 down to 95 the southwest side. eastbound.n i-70 83's checking out all right. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> so far so good. right now the weather is pretty nice. 62 at the airport. the dew points are in the mid 50's. we can see some rain on hd doppler. light rain showers in the mountains that are interesting to the east. showers maye rain catch up to us this afternoon. not a bad idea to take an umbrella. let's talk about the big news. tropical storm and europe got stronger overnight. it is about 200 miles to the southwest of tampa. i think it will get stronger today. it might make hurricane strength later today. the storm is going to pick up speed and move quickly. this is the latest track from the hurricane center. all the way up to the mouth of the chesapeake bay by friday afternoon and friday evening. off the coast of ocean city. what does that mean for the delmarva beaches? the time frame would be late friday and into friday night. there will be some heavy rain on the eastern shore. even a slight ch

temperature wise, the mid 80s right now. right now 84. that is the normal high on this date in june. 78 ocean city and 76 in oakland, cumberland now the warm spot just before the rain there at 86. chelsea is in the out back with a look at our cloud cover and what's on top for tomorrow. looks like a better chance we'll see shower and thunderstorm activity. >> reporter: bob, you are exactly right. let's go ahead and throw up this graphic here. we have a disturbance that's going to be passing by towards the north. we have some pretty thick cloud cover across the region. that's going to continue into tomorrow. we'll see a few breaks of sunshine as we head into tuesday as well. here's that graphic showing that disturbance located up towards our north. we're going to look at potential for some more widespread gusty thunderstorms as we head into the afternoon. certainly more than we're seeing right now. the first warning weather team will be keeping a very close eye on that for you. bob will have more coming up in your complete first warning wea

hey, jamie, weather wise, pretty quiet for most of the state.north eastern maryland -- i don't know when the last time you've been to chiles but starting to clear out. not a lot of plackettivity other than the north eastern corner cell. here's a look at the rest of your hour by hour forecast, muggy overnight. we could see a shower tomorrow, so plan for that. >> do what you got to do but come back here tonight. no dribbling. >>> this is "world news." tonight ambush. with the president on the world stage, that leaker in hiding spills another secret about spying. america targeting our own ail wlies. tonight his defiant claims, his father's plea. >>> air scare, a man ranting about poison, wrestled by passengers. what's behind the new threats in the air. >>> 711 string. did the convenience store owners smuggle workers into america to exploit them? >>> good evening. diane is enjoying a break with her family tonight as we begin with the whistle blowers ambush. there you see president obama looking relaxed with other world leaders at the g 8 sum it only

you need a wise man and wise women, and it seems you have both, it seems like. people don't take your phone calls anymore like they did. >> >> it was very cleansing. yes. >> cleansing? >> i call it cleansing. >> rose: meaning you found out who your friends orr meaning what? >> exactly that, charlie, yes. >> exactly that. and then ther there aren't peopi came in 20 years and came forward, and john, we are here if you need, rely on us. that too was quite an incredible feeling. >> rose: how do you make sure that your analysis of why? how do you make sure that you are not fooling yourself? that your analysis of why and that your mitt romney to never let this kind of thing happen again, where you are addicted to the point of extraordinary bad behavior doesn't happen again? how do you make sure that you are on the right track? how do you make sure that your answers are the right answers? >> i never want to be in that place again, charlie, you have read about how, how that was hell for me. learning all the things i have learned and the tools that i have been given, i t

public health hospital is also encouraging people to get the shot, reminding the public there are other wises to get hepatitis a. >> robert handa, ktv ushgs 2 newsu 2 news. >> the patient was a pharmacist who filled descriptions at target in san leandro. >> they're warning customers that say the risk of infection is low. >> the pharmacist has recovered. >>> new details about the oversight of the bay bridge. >> they've assigned a lis on liaison. >> includeing one from the federal highway administration. >> if you're the chairman and cofounder of twitter you do to climb the bay bridge. >> jack dorsy posted this of himself. this is posted on twitter's video service. >>> a make credit card scam was discovered by chance. >> workers from the dmv and a hotel could be involved. >> san francisco police raided a twin peaks apartment confiscating items investigators say may a be part of a credit card operation that was discovered after a bail bondsman went to retrieve it from a client. >> he breached his contract so it was a reason for me to check on the monitor. >> joel rocha is the head of the fugitiv

as we're stepping out temperature-wise we're warm and humid. and if you wake up this morning you make sure that you have the rain gear. and that small umbrella will not get you through the day. and fog and 71 as we head into the 10:00. wet coming in at 72 degrees. >>> andrea is weakening up the coast. but it is still expected to drench the region. >> and we see what the storm left behind in florida. >> the toppled trees. >>> these were the tropical storm's parting gifts. >> this is a reminder for all people to be prepared and be ready for hurricane season. >> those trying to heed the advice. >> those who got in were tossed around by the wind and waves. >> we went out it was not this bad. it was not too windy. as we started getting out there. it hit us like a last. >> and it spawned two tornados. this woman was there on vacation. she describes the moment that the tornado hit. >> and it was like it was coming off the ocean. it was so fast. it was one minute it was calm. >> she rode it out in a classet. it is the first encount weir the weather. >>

so the next couple of days, at least, the counter clock-wise spin bringing low clouds and fog during morning hours, and temperatures somewhat warmer this time of year. as we head into wednesday, this thing kicks off. high temperatures building, temperatures kicking off in the 90s by next weekend. 11:00 tonight, clear, tomorrow morning, you can see a bit of that low clouds, fog near the coast. it wouldn't hang around too much. backing off, the breeze will be with us, we should look for sunshine, as well. a look at the highs for monday. in the 70s, 72 milipedes, sunshine is, 68, we'll keep it cool, breezy, 68, 53 for downtown san francisco, in the north bay, petaluma, 65, san leandro, 66, nice, comfortable 70s, near 80 degrees as you ahead to the inland valley area. cool, monday, tuesday, thursday, friday and saturday we start to warm back up, close to 90 degrees. inland, on thursday, by the way, is the first part of summer. arriving after 10:00. abc 7 news is another great weather resource for you, follow at live hd on twitter for weather conditions, rain or shine. plus get weather vi

he is a wise manney it is man. -- he is a wise man. it is a tough one? i could play aggressive on a number of holes and, and i felt like this was -- it is as good of an opportunity that you can ask for and to not do it, it hurts. >> another 2nd place finish for mickelson. >>> after scoring 2 runs in the first 2 games combined, the a's bats woke up. standing room only, bases loaded. 2-runs score. going seven innings but giving up only those two runs. 4th inning, 2-1 mariners. going to the right single. coming around to score. reddic was 4-5, his best performance of the year and the game is tied. 5th inning, going to left center field. off of the wall. john racing around all of the way from 1st base. here is the relay throw. here comes the throw. and, safe. a's take the lead. 36 runs batted in. waking outave slump for him. 43rd run batted in and then 5- 2a's and the next batter. smith, smackes one to 2nd deck. that is his 6th of the year. 4 long balls on the day. they go on to win 10-2. oakland has a 3-game lead over the rangers who were swept in 4 games b

, space wise and adding things like made in san francisco. i have to say that because for me i got to talk about san francisco in ireland, in paris, i'm going to talk about it beginning tomorrow night the day after when i arrive in beijing that we are really on our way to kind of manufacturing beautiful wonderful things that people can take with them that they are looking for all the time. i got those inquiries. what are you making in san francisco, the middle class in china, they have money to spend, they are investing all over the world. i want them to invest here along with the other 400,000 visitors that come through here and take the advantage of the exposure and what everybody associated with the movement here. we can have more of the products, more of the accessories, more of the things that they want to have as memories, but also make on going connections with us. i want to thank all the volunteers that are working here because, you know, you do it for the love of the city. if the visitors who speak multiple different languages walk i

a million chances and just unfortunately on his birthday, it didn't seem like his birthday golfing wise, did it? and then rose, he was 4 over par on his first 13 holes on thursday. looked like he was out of the championship. he battles back. plays 3 under par golf after that. wonderful after that. he was clutch. the two shots at 18. terrific tee shot at 17. with his golf swing, he could be unleashed. he could be tough to beat in the next five years. >> we want to show you how justin rose got it done today. he began the day two back of phil mickelson's lead and this got things rolling for birdie at the 6th. two bogeys the last three holes and this is the up and down stref at the golf course that rose was able to survive and then, this birdie putt at 7. >> look at the wiggles on that. >> didn't look like it was going to get in until the last second. rose goes out in 1 under 35. pars 10. bogeys 11 and then hits this second shot at the par 4 12th. >> it's a beautiful shot. for a tap-in birdie. that gets him back to even. then where mickelson had his problems, rose for birdy. >> look at the

mother's day turned opportunity great weather wise. was thought rain might ruin thing but stayed beautiful. it was not bad at all. better you day we did very well. bit of wet weather moving in tonight however. and let's take look outside and show you what's going on some you did see some rain earlier and we also have had a pretty cloudy day toward the end of the day but earlier part of day we were north that the we got lots of sunshine out there. not bad day at all. so we are talking some scattered showers which are heading across course of tonight. can't room out any more of those. warm me mid days ahead in and storms for early part of the week. also some sunny days to enjoy so mother nature buffet tkpwefg you al bit everything. but take look at our fox five radar you can see across area where some. heavier rainfall is and some pockets of light rain a little bit more north and we have had going on for throughout course of evening hours and i can't real out even still stray you know pop-up thunderstorm maybe before the night over. but

i think you made a very wise decision and is helpful. i do think we'll see legislation coming from the board of supervisors that will include international stores, we know that osca has another 50 stores internationally. we had this before on fillmore street where the gap opened an athletic brand and it was a part of the whole gap process. same with starbucks that opened a new natural food store and so, these are clearly ways around the city's i think very wise attempt to limit the affect of chain stores in small districts such as ours and your finding is a very important part of that. i would encourage you to adopt those findings. >> any other public comment? >> seeing none, the matter is submitted. >> you were credited madam director on working on this draft and i want to ensure that our city attorney has given his stamp of approval? >> he participated in the draft >> okay. i did review it analyzed i -- and i would be comfortable to adopting the findings. >> move to adopt. >> you forgot to thank robert. >> mr. pacheco? >> that was from

. >> it's wise for her not to be the front page too often. take the time, rest, feel good. live your life. have other things to talk about when you do reemerge. she will always be on our lips. if she can have a bit of time for herself to recharge, that could pay off. chris: have you ever been alone with her? >> no. chris: there is something, you know it well, incredibly likable. >> i'll take your word for it. to the point that feeling of excitement when she shows up somewhere is mitigated when she does it all the time. it would be wise for her to take some time off and show up only for the big -- chris: what do you think? >> my advice would be a combination of howard's and kelly's. i think she has got to stay here. she has got to stay low-key. she should pick an issue to focus on and run with it for a year or two. like a domestic issue. >> education. >> or health care. >> she did health care for many years. i would say the continuing gap between wall street and main street economically, that's really where she should be. chris: the middle class squeeze. >> it's real. the ch

we will talk about what comes up next weather-wise >> a few minutes. >>> thank, paul. >>> for apple fans, the wait is over. we now know what the company wants to show the world. emilie this morning a huge crowd piled in san francisco. thousands from dozens of countries came to hear the two- hour presentation. the event, apple's annual worldwide can developer's conference. so, a major redesign of apple's mobile software system call canned ios 7. the new look is vehicle, elegant, packed with plenty -- sleek, elegant and packed with features. >> if a thief tries to turn off find my iphone or if they even wipe the device entirely, they will not be able to reactivate it because they don't know your ipod user name and pass word. >> apple also unvailed the battery life that should last all day. a new online music service for itunes. new operating system called mavericks. >>> a man who exposed a pair of u.s. surveillance programs insist he did it to protect the public. now he is hiding out in hong kong as u.s. authorities try to contain the damage. cbs reporter has more from the white house. >>

. >> we have one of the smallest institutes budget wise at the national institutes of health. so we have a smaller pot of money to begin with. we have more doctorate prepared nurses vying for that pot of money. >> the government supplies the largest source of grant money, there are private sector grants, but they are minimal. more men are entering the nursing field, but women still predominate. when it comes to landing research grants, however, men do better than women. >> women have a much lower percentage of getting that next level of grant funded than men do. and it could be that they aren't submitting as many. there could be a variety of things that are entering into that picture, but we do know that women are receiving those more advanced awards at a lower rate than men are. >> another issue has to do with their personal lives. graduate nursing students are at the age where they want to start their families. so lots of women leave before they complete their studies, and come back later when their children are a little older. that also makes it much tougher for them to lan

there are additional tips for wise giving an online giving and things like that, to know in times of a disaster - how to make wise giving decisions. - stepahnie kalivas, thanks so much. - you're welcome. thank you, bill. thank you, bill. still ahead, could a new comedy turn fans against the corporate culture at google? that's next in movies & money. the "fast and furious" series is quickly becoming hollywood's next big franchise. joining me on set this morning is erik childress. he is our movie guy. good to have you on the show this morning. once again: it's a winner. - absolutely. it already is hollywood's next big franchise, certainly for universal. they have already greenlit part 7 for next summer. - wow. already coming at us. - that's right. - all right, here's what else happened at the box office last weekend: "fast and furious," as i mentioned, coming in number- one at $35 million. "now you see me" at $29 million. "after earth" coming in at $27 million - that's the will smith movie. and "star trek into darkness" at $16 million, "epic" at $16 million. and you can go ahead and ta

right now temperature-wise, 84ra at reagan national, 81 for baltimore, 93 in frederiksberg,f 893 at dulles. so it's warm outside. ltion humid.lt so the problem is, of course, ww get that hot, sticky atmosphere. we have had a lot of clouds and that could help in capping us so we won't see anything too much in the form of storms. right now stained winds from 3 to 14 miles per hour but a few wind gusts.usts look at this wind gusts up to 28 miles per hour.es p so in the course of tonight, then, mostly cloudy skies. your overnight lows, 71, your full forecast is just ahead. back to you. >>> we are tipping to follow a developing story out of coloradr as the battle against a massive wildfire continues. crews encouraged by their progress and say the fire is 65% contained. will car has more. >> reporter: more than 1100 firefighters making headway against colorado's black forest fire. incident commander rich harvey says crews continue to make gain. >> they're going house to houseu smoke toes smoke. they'll what i call technical terms search and destroy. d they see smoke, they get smoke. >> reporter:

here's a look at your day planner weather wise. let me tell you, rain which will be picking up in intensity -- we're in a lull now -- over the next few hours. by mid-morning through at least mid afternoon it will be pouring at times heavily. several inches of rain will be

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remember this, though, winds always go clock wise around high pressure. that's critical. watch as high pressure builds to our north. that will induce an east wind. that's why you'll be a couple degrees hotter tomorrow but then begins to change on sunday and by next week that ridge of high pressure which has simply moved douven to the south now gives us that same cock wise flow and on shore flow. next week will not be as warm, it will not be as sunny but same ridge of high pressure impacting us in different ways. over the weekend going to be pretty toesty, the hotter day being tomorrow. little bit of cooling on sunday but significant cooling coming to all of the bay area next week. san francisco downtown 75 degrees tomorrow. san jose you will top out at 89. campbell 90, los gat 91. san mateo 82. walnut creek 94 degrees. pleasanton 94. sonoma 91. richmond you hit 80. extended forecast highs around 70 near the bay with morning clouds and afternoon sunshine. that is your forecast. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, amia renee stewart was lastn at about six . >>> want t

i would do it to the extreme violence-wise, selling dope wise. >> in the "lockup extended" episode, he gave shocking details of what he meant into extreme violence. we warn you, the following is very graphic. >> and i walk up to him, hook his leg, and put him in a bare naked choke hold, bring him down, i throw in my hooks and choke him out and snap his neck. when his neck snapped, you feel it right against here, pop, it snapped. i pulled out my piece, stabbed him in the neck, let him have it in the chest, and he started making noises, and i pulled out a pipe and bashed his head in until pieces of his skull, you know, came out. so the blood was, i mean, it was everywhere. it was about this thick. >> sitting there listening to him relay these very graphic, violent, brutal acts, i have to remain somewhat detached to keep him talking. and it was almost like he was just discussing another day at the office. >> by this time we were hungry. so, it's kind of funky, but it is what it is. where we usually stack up trays and put a -- you can take a piece of blanket, rip off a strip, you light it

he was not involved, he never heard of it, it wasn't wise.three years after he signed off on the james rosen material. i mean, ford, do you think he told the truth? >> if he didn't lie, he came about as close as you can possibly get without lying, by basically executing that warrant, he essentially put into play, in terms of potential prosecution what exactly he said he didn't do. that's next to impossible. by executing that warrant, hotdogs -- his actions do not mesh with his words? >> julie, did he tell the truth? >> the question is the word potential prosecution, not literal prosecution -- >> when you execute the warrant -- [overlapping dialogue] >> i am about to agree with you. if you let me. he hears the word potential. he's parsing his words. i'm not a lawyer, i don't know if he perjured himself. but it doesn't sound or smell so good. if he executed the warrant, whether the word is potential or prosecution, he was certainly involved in the james rosen case. that was a question that was asked of him. from a legal perspective, he certainl

wisely.re's no accountability here. lerner is on administrative leave, and athe same time, she'still getting paid. paid wth those taxpayer dollars that she abused. what weare creating he is just a culture that'sprotecng the waste and abuse of power nd the waste of taxpayer dollarss gerri: it's not the first scandal. there's many with the irs. this is just one of them. there was a conference recently that they paid a lot of money for. >> yeah. gerri real embarrassing. people -- irs agents using credit cards, the targeting of conservative groups, of course, and then at was realy emrrassing, handing out bonuses right in the middle of the furloughs, an these went to union folks. i have to tellou, i feel like the irs is out of control as app agency. what do you think? >> absolutely. this agency doesn't seem to get the message that the american people are frustrated with the e and role of government and what they are doing. government spnding continues to be a top concern the american people, and w

press for the disclosure of material note ever been involved in, heard of, or would think would be a wise policy. >> judge jeanine: we how to know that was not the truth. and in panic mode holder and his boss decide it is time to meet with the press, the very people whose rights they have trampled on. now, eric, they say you feel sorrowful so you invite the press to a tea party most of whom declined your invitation. and at this party you want to talk to them off-the-record just in case you say something you don't want quoted and don't want to be fa accountable for? and so you say so the press can tell you what goodlines there should be when prosecutors investigate journalists. don't you run the world's largest law office, 10,000 lawyers? aren't there 200 years of case law, precedent and legal trestised es on the first amendment? isn't your boss the president a constitutional lawyer? what don't you understand about the first amendment? and you want to meet with the press. why? to talk about how prosecutors like you shouldn't be allowed to do what you yourself decided to do. you did it! wha

and we can't stop them parliamentary wise in the senate. but what has happen said that we did concentrate on jobs, education. we are trying to concentrate on water infrastructure and roads. but when republicans sink so low that all they really want to do is address dress the very local miare in the that goes to their primary vote, then you get very devisive issues and this is a red meat issue. >> terry, i want to you weigh in as well. h th is a similar pattern we see in republican controlled house in washington. >> that's absolutely right. look at what trent franks was able to do recently with eric cantor and john boehner's help. pushing through the abortion ban. clearly a violation of roe v. wade. you know, in some say what is interesting is that they are becoming more and more and more aggressive. i believe because they are so afraid of the tea party wing of the republican party. i said earlier that to a friend of mine, i said, we need to stop calling it pro life. they now have become to be pro why. they are trying to require teachers to

or not wisely and i do remember that and so now i am curious as to how we are going to reconcile that if we had a uniform rule across the see, so they are not going to a place that the rules are easier. >> we did reach out and having reciprocity and they were not interested because they wanted the 6 dog limit and that i think this legislation was introduced with 6 dogs and there was a push to increase the nup. so, the city ended up with an 8-dog limit. and they were not willing to sign on to that. >> so i think that the initial consequences of that is that a number of dog walkers will gravitate towards the ggna properties and the field and that kind of area. when and if the dog management plan comes out it will include a dog walker permitting process that is limited to 6 dogs at which point that will drive more dog walkers into the parks and city properties. so, american park tells me when there was that tsunami warning a huge number ended up not on the coastal areas ended up in the parks around the city. >> commissioner dooley >> if someone is an employee of a dog walking company, wh

you'll get a lot of people seizing on this and sort of extrapolating more from this sinister wise than might other be the case. it is the fickleness and maybe the cruelty of mother nature but it is not in the scheme of things a bad, not as bad as it could have been or has been. this tornado season even with the known deaths thus far around 34 or 35 area, we had twice as many deaths just last year. we had 533 deaths in 2011. of course that was the year of some horrific storms, one of the worst years on record i2010. so 45 deaths. the average for the last three years. this is how they sort of judge a rolling trend of tornadoes. it's been about 222 deaths. any death is bad but in the scheme of things, if you were to touch on this a little more than two weeks ago, there was virtually no serious tornado season to speak of. and then of course we had the ef-5 category storm on may 20th in this neck of the woods followed up by what appears to be an ef-4 storm. the second most severe tornado hitting the region just now and in the course of that of course more than half of those deaths. but of c

of people we have heard from said that they want to go in and buy the bonds but that may not be a wisehing to do. >> it's not all about surpluses. so things are improving. the obligations are large and there are other infrastructures that still have to be addressed. states who accumulate surpluses, i don't think it's wise to implement new surpluses on spending programs. >> where would you put it to work right now, allen? >> i certainly like states. i think especially the higher rated states, i think in general, we like the higher quality. better type issues. water and sewer. higher quality. >> in the meantime, the winner of last month giant lottery is set to come fwraorward at the t of the hour. she will take home 370 million dollars before taxes. >> we want to bring you up to date once again on a developing story. trapping two others. rescue workers using buckets and their bare hands still trying to free the two people that are believed to be in that rubble. as we look at the live picture right now from the scene, you can see the rescue crews have been working. we promised to keep up

. >> that's a wise move to keep the branding the way it is because there's some customer base that is still frequenting them. and to spend a lot of money to build up a new brand is going to be very expensive. as to how they are going to make the retailer work economically, that's an open question. >> you shop at orchard supply around christmas holiday time and they provide calendars free to the customers. >> reporter: orchard supply always did some things the old- fashioned way. it started in 1931 as a farmer cooperative and changed with the times. >> a local firm helping local citizens. >> reporter: it's still true today. they stock small parts you can't find at other stores. >> get a lot of stuff for faucets and stuff like that. keys, rubber gloves for work, tools, just like a little bit of everything. >> reporter: and lowe's executives say that customers will hardly notice any changes if all goes right and the branding stays the same. we should know or the customers should know when christmastime rolls around, if the company still offers those free train calendars, that will be the

but i think he has wisely been careful.e degree to which he is raising his profile on the forum. >> i will say that the president put in his budget revenue- neutral corporate reform, which is quite a change from where he was two years ago, and with just sort of a working paper, and i think that as a result of the discussion that has occurred. and when he came and spoke to the republican conference, he said basically, "i may not be where you are on the individual side, but i will work with you peaked -- i will work with you. i'm paraphrasing there. if you look at the testimony, they have not slammed the door on this. at this particular stage, it may be appropriate to see what can the committees do. is this real or not? obviously, we are both committed to working very hard to make this reality because i do not think we can afford to wait. i think the time is now. >> briefly, we still would like to see a budget conference so- called regular order. they do not want to get ahead of themselves on reform. they are hoping maybe the