is jerry -- jerry is your friend? >> yes. >> jimmy: would you say he's your best friend? >> well, he's one of them. >> jimmy: okay. [ laughter ] you've been to this restaurant many times before, correct? >> oh, yes, i'm a regular. >> jimmy: now, what they said, i saw a news report, they said that jerry hadn't ordered it and jerry was eating some of your fish and that's why they didn't want to bring more fish out. is that true? >> no. that eel that's not true. we each had own our order of all you can eat and the reorder was skimpy, six pieces and we just wanted more and they cut us off. >> jimmy: okay. six pieces each or six pieces between you? >> six pieces total, and jerry ate four of the six, so, i got kind of gypped. >> jimmy: jerry hogged it up. >> yeah, jerry hogged all the fish. >> jimmy: i see. [ laughter ] maybe you should be suing jerry, you know? it seems like -- i noticed all you can eat special included soup. did you have any soup? >> no. just fries and marble rye. >> jimmy: how much fish did you get with the second order when you reordered the fish? >> it was

and i've had wonderful letters from her and from jerrie cobb but i didn't realize. i was out of the country or so buried in my work i didn't realize until after it was over with that these hearings had gone on. and then that's when we found out the parameters our jet test pilot experience to be an astronaut which let us out of the league. >> for the time being at least -- >> yes, yes. thank you for adding that because eileen did it. we have three girl test pilots, and i think we've got two female -- eileen and another gal that are testing because eileen has to have a backup, a girl backup. >> and hopefully we'll be seeing more and more. >> absolutely. >> you went on, as you said, you were traveling overseas for lengths of time. you had your career in aviation. tell us something about that, you would, an overview of what you continued to do. >> i kind of went over to -- well, i went over to russia with two goals in mind, to see the paris air show and to meet valentina because she had already gone up in ' 63. and i was in russia in '65. i went on a train from vienna t

i've known jerry i for a long time. longer than i care to admit, but i thought he'd be more innovative and tough. and he's at the end of his career, and he should be able to risk things riot now, and instead, he's playing it, you know, really much more like a conventional democratic politician and i don't think it's going to get us where we want. i think a lot of us thought jerry is smart, he's innovative. willing to take risks and did it when he was a young man, for whatever reason, he's not as an older man. >> thank you for being here. we have to take one more break. wh he-- wh he-- when we i just want to give her everything. [ whistles ] three words dad, e-trade financial consultants. they'll hook you up with a solid plan. wa-- wa-- wait a minute; bobby? bobby! what are you doing man? i'm speed dating! [ male announcer ] get investing advice for your family at e-trade. and i thought "i can't do this, it's just too hard." then there was a moment. when i decided to find a way to keep going. go for olympic gold and go t

i've known jerry i for a long time. longer than i care to admit, but i thought he'd be more innovative and tough. and he's at the end of his career, and he should be able to risk things riot now, and instead, he's playing it, you know, really much more like a conventional democratic politician and i don't think it's going to get us where we want. i think a lot of us thought jerry is smart, he's innovative. willing to take risks and did it when he was a young man, for whatever reason, he's not as an older man. >> thank you for being here. we have to take one more break. wh he-- when we come back, hits and misses of the week. that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. fohalf the calories plus vgie nutrition. could've had a v8. i'm here to unleash my inner cowboy. instead i g heartburn. [ horse neighs ] hold up partner. prilos isn't for fast relief. try alka-seltzer. it kills heartburn fast. yeehaw! (f(f(female announcer)burn fast. most life insurance companies look at you and just see a policy. at aviva, we do things differ

jerry. jerry. jerry. jerry. jerry. josh jerry. >> all right. please, don't get up. >> all right. okay. here is what women going to do present evidence? >> okay. >> you are going to help us decide? >> i will help you decide. >> i want to be able to counter. >> you won't be able to do that. >> ridiculous evidence. >> a letter from the 15th president of the united states to a friend. i am now solitary and alone, he says, having no companion in the house with me. i have gone awooing to several gentlemen but have not succeeded with any of them. this is after his long-time friend that he lived with william rufus king had gone on to france. okay? and evidence number 2, also part of the letter: i feel that it is not good for the man to be alone: and should not be astonished if i, myself, married to some old maid who can nurse me when i am sick, provide good dinners for me when i am well and not expect from me any very ardent or rowmantic affection. how do you counter. >> i would say the way the people spoke in those days first of all, buchanan lived with a woman. also, which is appropria

jerry. jerry. jerry. jerry. jerry. josh jerry. >> all right. please, don't get up. >> all right. okay. here is what women going to do present evidence? >> okay. >> you are going to help us decide? >> i will help you decide. >> i want to be able to counter. >> you won't be able to do that. >> ridiculous evidence. >> a letter from the 15th president of the united states to a friend. i am now solitary and alone, he says having no companion in the house with me. i have gone awooing to several gentlemen but have not succeeded with any of them. this is after his long-time friend that he lived with william rufus king had gone on to france. okay? and evidence number 2, also part of the letter: i feel that it is not good for the man to be alone: and should not be astonished if i myself married to some old maid who can nurse me when i am sick provide good dinners for me when i am well and not expect from me any very ardent or rowmantic affection. how do you counter. >> i would say the way the people spoke in those days first of all, buchanan lived with a woman. also which is appropriate, b

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i said jerry, jerry was his name, jerry nicholson. jerry said i thank you a lot but i must decline. i must decline. my grandfather medicine crow went on a war path when he was . completed the four dangerous battlefield action requirements to become a crow chief. said, i'm going to follow my grandfather's footsteps. well, got into the army, forgot about that. but when i came home i had to go through this telling of the war deeds ritual. the tribal elders listened carefully, said, you have completed the four requirements for a crow warrior to become a crow chief. so they declared me a crow indian war chief. the last one of my tribe and probably in the whole indian country. at age 96, you're looking at an old war chief. so now to honor the memory of those who didn't come back, warriors in uniform, and also to say thank you to those modern indian boys and girls in the service throughout the world, afghanistan, iraq, and other places throughout the world. so now i'm going to sing my own song, my war song. and i'm inviting some veterans to come and stand with me. you guys stand here, too.

i said, "jerry," -- jerry was his name, jerry nicholson. "jerry," i said, "i thank you a lot but i must decline. i must decline." my grandfather medicine crow went on a war path when he was only 15 years of age. by the time he was 22 he had completed the four dangerous completed the four dangerous battlefield action requirements to become a crow chief. said i'm going to follow my grandfather's footsteps. well, got into the army, forgot about that. but when i came home, i had to go through this telling of the war deeds ritual. the tribal elders listened carefully, said, you have completed the four requirements for a crow warrior to become a crow chief. so they declared me a crow indian war chief. the last one of my tribe and probably in the whole indian country. at age 96 you're looking at an old war chief. [ applause ] >> so now to honor the memory of those who didn't come back, warriors in uniform, and also to say thank you to those modern indian boys and girls in the service throughout the world, afghanistan, iraq, and all the places thro

i've known jerry i for a long time. longer than i care to admit, but i thought he'd be more innovative and tough. and he's at the end of his career, and he should be able to risk things riot now, and instead, he's playing it, you know, really much more like a conventional democratic politician and i don't think it's going to get us where we want. i think a lot of us thought jerry is smart, he's innative. willing to take risks and did it when he was a young man, for whatever reason, he's not as an older man. >> thank you for being here. we have to take one more break. wh he-- wh he-- when we i just want to give her everything. [ whistles ] three words dad, e-trade financial consultants. they'll hook you up with a solid plan. wa-- wa-- wait a minute; bobby? bobby! what are you doing man? i'm speed dating! [ male announcer ] get investing advice for your family at e-trade. and i thought "i can't do this, it's just too hard." then there was a moment. when i decided to find a way to keep going. go for olympic gold and go to

i am going to be right "jerry seinfeld" and put it in my words. i am going to write the creators of "friends" and "seinfeld"? i do not think so. i wanted their voices to be loud and clear, and every interview, i went into bit, and i said i was the boss. i knew everything, and every single interview, i was surprised, because i did not know that. i did not know how things unfolded. they kept it from me. >> that is why you are president. that is what they are supposed to do, keep things from you. before i let you go, this is not covered in the text, i will be honest, not covered in the book, but since we just got re-upped again, what do you make about those big decisions about leno and letterman are still going strong? >> it has been a win for everybody. i had to face johnny carson saying "thank you and good night" for 30 years. that was a tough one. i managed a lot of change, and i think i learned to embrace change, but that was big, and i made a bet on jay leno. ultimately, what we wanted to win-win is how do we keep jay leno, how to keep letterman

they said bimbo is his real name is one and the same at jerry thomas. someone knew and they pick up the phone and called. >> neil: let's say we have other people that assume identities from the same time period. how many guys like that are walking around? furthermore have access to tarmacs, runways and all that good stuff? >> probably more than what we want to think about. this one was unusually fluid for thomas. >> neil: he had no sinister intentions? >> but i tell you what, it's a huge question. i did a look at this earlier. the fact is, he stole jerry thomas' identity three weeks before he was shot and killed in new york. he started assuming his identity 21 days before. my guess is they have just resurfaced this case. >> neil: he may have something to do with that? >> what he did was a seamless acquisition of his life by stepping into his shoes. take somebody that died because there is no nexus between the death index and birth control records. that is the gaping chasm between tying this stuff together. >> neil: it's one thing to do that and get away

we thought what a great thing it would be to have an ampitheater named after jerry garcia. that is a name that has panache. it brings people from all over the bay area to the ampitheater. the calls that come in, we'd like to do a concert at the jerry garcia ampitheater and we do everything we can to accommodate them and help them because it gets people into the park. people like a lot of color and that's what they call a park. other people don't. you have to try to reconcile all those different points of view. what should a park look like and what should it have? should it be manicured, should it be nice little cobblestones around all of the paths and like that. the biggest objective of course is getting people into the park to appreciate open space. whatever that's going to take to make them happy, to get them there, that's the main goal. if it takes a planter with flowers and stuff like that, fine. you know, so what? people need to get away from that urban rush and noise and this is a perfect place to do it. feedback is always amazement. they don't believe that it's in sa

. >> this is my father, jerry, this is my mother, martha. >> we first met jerry bonds during our shooting of the original "lockup" at indiana state prison in 2006. >> to be honest, i grew up with a two-parent, middle-class home. you know, my brother and my older brother, they all graduated from college. i just happened to go down a wrong road, was selling drugs and running the streets. >> at the time, our cameras captured another bonds' family visit. but due to a variety of disciplinary problems, it was a noncontact visit with his parents and three children. and jerry bonds, sr., was none too happy about it. >> i was upset at first. and i even threatened him to not even bring his kids up here. >> the last time we were on camera, we couldn't talk to him other than through a piece of glass. we couldn't touch him. so being able to come to a ceremony like this, it makes it all worthwhile. >> we all make mistakes. i mean, i have. >> i have a job. i work with a counselor. i'm her clerk. i've been doing that for the past maybe six months. i've been staying out of trouble, staying clean. not gett

jerry falwell jr. and there has already been something of a back lash to his inviting romney to speak. pastor andrew steven, author of making a strong christian nation says, this is betrayal to god. jerry falwell jr. should publicly repent and renounce mormonism as a cult or step down. liberty needs someone faithful to god to lead the university. for his part, mr. falwell sent an e-mail saying the role of commencement speaker is not to promote their own beliefs but to showcase liberty and its mission. back with us now. richard wolff, what are the effects of this? >> it is one of timing, really. there is obviously the risk of people criticizing from the evangelical communicate. the bigger danger is this issue of what, who are you trying to reach at this point? really, if romney was in a strong position with his basering should be reaching out to people who are infrequent conservative voters who are independents and not the base. the problem is to panneder to this crowd. he will surely panneder to this c

cu ---hoy, el gobernador jerry brown, en una rueda de prensa anunci que california no ha cumplido las metas de recaudacion fiscal, lo cual significa que habr recortes en varias areas. ---mayra tostado, nos tiene las reacciones. take pkg 0:01 - 0:06 0:15 - 0:19 0:31 - 0:35 1:23 - 1:27 take pkg ---el deficit presupuestari o de california pas de ms de 9 mil millones de dolares en enero pasado a casi 16 mil esta semana y el nuevo plan de gastos no fue bien recibido por algunos activistas. sot sara gonzalez - activista "l no está bien, todo está mal para nosotros y necesitamos hacer una lucha para todo". los manifestantes se reunieron afuera del edificio estatal en san jos donde dijeron que el gobierno est perjudicando a las personas de bajos ingresos.. sot connie cortes - activista "siempre que el país tiene la economía del país baja, los afectados somos los de abajo, o sea.. nosotros somos el 99 por ciento y somos los afectados". entre los recortes, est una reduccion de 879 millones de dolares a calworks, 1,497 millones ms a las escuelas de kinder al aÑo 12, y 1,219 millones al pro

i've known jerry i for a long time. longer than i care to admit, but i thought he'd be more innovative and tough. and he's at the end of his career, and he should be able to risk things riot now, and instead, he's playing it, you know, really much more like a conventional democratic politician and i don't think it's going to get us where we want. i think a lot of us thought jerry is smart, he's innovative. willing to take risks and did it when he was a young man, for whatever reason, he's not as an older man. >> thank you for being here. we have to take one more break. wh he-- when we what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you wanted a firm bed you can lie on one of those. if you want a soft bed you can lie on one of those." we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. wow, that feels really good! once you experience it, there's no going back. at the sleep number memorial day sale, save 40% on our innovative

jerry thomas was someone who was shot at the ymca back in 1992. they had come to the country in 1999. assumed his name in 1992. they are wondering if he had anything do with that person's death. he had a social security card and birth certificate of jerry thomas. he was finger printed but they never caught on until they got that anonymous tip. made people very nervous. >>> wonder what they look into if they look for anything when they are hiring. >> that's not right. that needs to be corrected. >>> they are awaiting arraignment. it was done before there was a -- tsa. let's take it back to you. >> tai hernandez reporting. thank you. >> it is 47 past the top of the hour. it is a last chance to ask the question of the day. should airlines allow in-flight cell phone service or is the idea just plain stupid? get it? we will read your e-mails and tweets next. >> the government is worried they were conducting too many studies? they commissioned a study to figure out why and how. >> let's check in with steve doocy to figure out what is next on fox and fri

jerry brown says tax hikes are needed to deal with the state's massive budget shortfall. however, his initiative seems to be on the way to qualify for the ballot but the second one by a millionaire who is financing her own says, ok, it is challenging it. brown's measure has about 54 percent of the vote. the other one is doing worse that we turn to the political insiders and ask them for stop it looks like gov. jerry brown has a fight on his hands. >> that is something very difficult to do even for me. >> we were selling this is if you are spending on education and people do in this case are willing to talk about it and also going to dig into their own pockets to pay for it but the question is which of these two proposals ashley funds education and public safety >> also i found the message we're hearing about back to sacramento is we're not going to cut education. you trotted that dog out so many times and set either pass this or we will have to stop feeding the dog that they have had it. education, voters don't think he will cut it >> with jerry needed to have done with t

we thought what a great thing it would be to have an ampitheater named after jerry garcia. that is a name that has panache. it brings people from all over the bay area to the ampitheater. the calls that come in, we'd like to do a concert at the jerry garcia ampitheater and we do everything we can to accommodate them and help them because it gets people into the park. people like a lot of color and that's what they call a park. other people don't. you have to try to reconcile all those different points of view. what should a park look like and what should it have? should it be manicured, should it be nice little cobblestones around all of the paths and like that. the biggest objective of course is getting people into the park to appreciate open space. whatever that's going to take to make them

>> if you were wondering what -- >> what did jerry put on me? jerry? was that so these wouldn't show? is that the point of that? thanks, jerry. >> here's the story. in case you're wondering why were there legs up, and not the people -- i've got a head rush. there's a viral video that's sweeping the country to the song "call me maybe." it was one of the harvard team's baseball teams versus a crew team from smu. are you dizzy? i'm dizzy. >> i like it. >> this is what they did. ♪ >> so we -- please! >> can we come back to what we did? let's go back to us and what we did. >> so you be the judge -- that was pretty good. >> we could have done it all day long. >> i don't get any exercise today so that's going to count for it. >> hi, everybody. >> what a way to start the day. >>> there is some good news besides that. sorry you had to see that. >> we had to lower the screen -- >> nobody wanted it see it in the other direction. >> we have a bunch of coffee cups up here. >> a new study says what? >> the "new england journal of medicine" says drinking two to thr

what is a catholic boy in new england like you do writing about and jerry falwell, what were you to jerry falwell, in the fields i could top that with another question, putting aside your political critique of him, how did you feel about him as a human being at the end of all of your research? how did you put these together? >> first of all, it was suggested to me by a jewish friend from new york. so he approached me and said you know, you wrote this book about catholics and progressives and it was well received. maybe you should do a book about republicans and conservatives. and he said i keep waiting for a biography of jerry falwell to come into my office. and i thought about it for about five seconds and then fly said of course i should be working on that. and in doing the research american way i was grateful for their raw cards not been closed and i went down to lynchburg every week. every day that i was working on this project as somebody that cares very much about the intersection of religion and politics, every day was like waking up in a photographic. these are the issues i care a

for he said that he saw jerry sandusky engage in sexual activity with a teenager in a locker room shower but harrisburg newspaper reports that mike mcqueary now said the incident happened in 2001 not in 2002 as he originally claimed if that is true the statute of limitations on some of the charges may have already expired several dozen catholics gathered in front of holy name cathedral last night to support a catholic nuns the vigil was part of a nationwide series of protests against the vatican's recent mandate on a group representing calf and nuns in the united states the vatican chastise the leadership conference of women religious for not speaking out strongly enough against gay marriage abortion and women's ordination a group represents most of america's 55,000 catholic nuns , it will be measured they won't see catiline's but they are not going to back down the nunn's plan to hold a vigil every tuesday night until that conference in washington d.c. at the end of the month nurses protesting outside city hall angry at mayor rahm emanuel for pulling their permit to march before the nat

jerry perez as well. we want to have not only the caliber, but i believe leadership is about credibility. in bringing this top cream of the crop if you will is very important that we not opennly h the third annual but continue to the 25th annual. >> any final thoughts while we roll the information on screen? >> the fact they highlighted jerry's career is important. he was the first latino professor at stanford school of business. jim collins is very famous in the business area, honoring him as well, is punk waiting that he matters to the community. >> that's awesome. thank you for what you're doing, helping train future leaders that make up silicon valley. >> i want to thank you for being a role model to the community. >> thank you very much. >>> up next on "comunidad del valle," girl scouts of northern california are going through the farm worker movement. stay with us. cheeseburger macaroni? [ female announcer ] cheeserburger macaroni hamburger helper. now even cheesier and tastier. helpers. forty dishe

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turner. >> reporter: sarah hermina didn't grow up watching wjz anchor jerry turner. she's too young. but she understands his legacy. as one of the seven winners of the 2012 wjz jerry turner broadcast scholarship, awarded today at a luncheon. sarah was also chosen to speak at the ceremony. >> i'm going to express my gratitude to jerry turner. i think he just really did have an impact on the field obviously to this day. and i'm going to tell them a little about my experiences at st. john's this past year. >> reporter: susan horn steabd a scholarship in her husband's name, ernest horn after his death. my husband passed away unkidnap expectedly. and he was such a-- unexpectedly. and he is such a giving person. i knew we had to do something. >> it says a lot about, you know, who he was. and who i strive to be, you know, every day. for me, it's just so incredible. >> reporter: the baltimore ravens award scholarship. and former kicker matt stover gives words of wisdom. >> basically taking personal responsibility and not looking back regret. i'll challenge the students not t

what is a catholic boy in new england like you do writing about and jerry falwell, what were you to jerry falwell, in the fields i could top that with another question, putting aside your political critique of him, how did you feel about him as a human being at the end of all of your research? how did you put these together? >> first of all, it was suggested to me by a jewish friend from new york. so he approached me and said you know, you wrote this book about catholics and progressives and it was well received. maybe you should do a book about republicans and conservatives. and he said i keep waiting for a biography of jerry falwell to come into my office. and i thought about it for about five seconds and then fly said of course i should be working on that. and in doing the research american way i was grateful for their raw cards not been closed and i went down to lynchburg every week. every day that i was working on this project as somebody that cares very much about the intersection of religion and politics, every day was like waking up in a photographic. these are the issues i care a

the court declared it the weakest claim legally because the supreme court has declared partisan jerry manderring. i will refrain from repeating the arguments i made in opinion in this topic. they should recognize their responsibility to curtail this insidious practice. the tools for doing so as a judicial matter have already been developed in the supreme court's racial gerrymandering jurisprudence and in a number of separate opinions by members of the court discussing political gerrymandering. thank you for your attention and for your continuing efforts to improve the law. >> consumers are very frustrated right now that their mobile devices are working so so slowly. >> robert mcdowell on spectrum auctions, competition for wireless space and two new commissioners tonight at 8:00 eastern on the communicators on c-span2. tonight live remarks from president obama as he delivers the commencement address to students of joplin high school in missouri. it's been one year since a tornado killed 161 people and destroyed six schools, including joplin high. see the president's speech at 9:15 p.m.

jerry brown says the state's budget deficit is even worse than expected, nearly twice the previous estimate of $9 billion. >> now we expect even more cuts when the governor releases details on his revised proposal tomorrow. >> even as the governor was getting his tax hike to officials, he was warning that the new taxes would not be enough. >> tax receipts are coming in lower than expected and the federal government and the courts have blocked us from making billions of dollars in necessary budget reductions. the result is that we are now facing a $16 billion hole, not $9 billion we fought in january >> the state has spent $2.1 billion more than expected to spend. the governor blames the federal government and courts from blocking cuts and says that past budget gridlock in sacramento forces him to go to the voters. >> we cannot fill the whole of this magnitude with cuts alone without doing severe damage to our schools which is why i'm bypassing gridlock and asking the people of california to approve a plan that avoids cuts to schools and public safety >> word of more budget problems comes as

. >> el presupuesto estatal podría verse afectado si no aprueban la medida de jerry brown para recaudar fondos . >> vamos a una pausa al regresar, las redes sociales podrían convertirse la mejor herramienta para jóvenes para enconrtar trabajo . >> univisión se une a la celebración del golden gate . >> médicos respaldan una medicina que podría prevenir el vih . >> representantes del área de la bahía responden sus preguntas para las elecciones, llame al número que aparece en pantalla, antes de la pausa, felicitamos a todas las madres . >> es una señal de agradecimiento que me ha dado mi hijo por el cuidado (risas). . atencion porque en este tiempos de crisis y desempleo, >> preste atención, porque en tiempos de crisis y desempleo, la secretaria dio una gran noticia . >> se trata de diversas oportunidades de trabajo, claudia tiene los detalles . >> hay 3 millones de jóvenes desempleados, por eso el gobierno federal usa algo de moda, las páginas sociales, aplciaciones de bancos como esta en facebook denominada trabana friends . >> queremos poner la información, además amplifi

and now how have you kept in contact then since you've all met and kept up a regular >> we have -- jerri truhill is our gal that everybody calls and gives information to. when we come down here to the cape to see eileen off, we all get together, those of us who can still travel. >> that's good. that's great to see you all still keeping together and keeping up. as you've -- well, when did you find out that eileen was going to have the opportunity to pilot the shuttle? >> gosh, i think we met back in the mid-'80s. she had just been hired by nasa at women in aviation conference in las vegas. and the women in aviation is a large organization now that encompasses all girls that want to fly around the world whether you want to do -- fly for the airlines or for commuters or as i am a chief pilot or just as a beginning flight student or a nasa individual like eileen. we've all been speakers. and this has opened the floodgates to let people know there's an organization where young people to come to to find out about military, to find out what's out there for them. and peggy baty from dayton, ohio

---jerry, mide 4 pies con 9 pulgadas de estatura, pesa 90 libras. ---si sabe sobre su paradero, comuniquese con las autoridades. cu ---el estado de california planea unirse a otros 37 estados del pais para solicitar al gobierno federal ... take vo ...que se le excluya de aplicar los requisitos escolares mas exigentes de la ley federal "ningun niÑo se quede atras". ---dicha ley, entr en vigor durante el mandato del presidente george w. bush y pretende elevar el nivel de lectura y matematicas de todos los niÑos en edad escolar para 2014. ---hasta la fecha, 11 estados han recibido una exencion y otros 27 la han solicitado. topvo ---el partido republicano de la camara baja del congreso, aprob esta tarde una serie de recortes presupuestale s que incluyen profundos recortes a los cupones alimenticios y otros programas que ayudan a personas pobres. ---los demcratas se opusieron al proyecto, el cual se cree que ser rechazado en el senado, el cual esta controlado por el partido demcrata. ---el presupuesto del pentgono qued intacto bajo la propuesta republi

so when jerry brown had an appearance there would be someone from the whitman campaign with an iphone that could then was live streaming back to whitman campaign headquarters so that the communications team could be emailing reporters responses to the actual charges that jerry brown was making in real-time, and it was the first time they had been able to piece together something like that and now you're seeing campaigns at the state level doing that type of thing now. of course at the national level you have a live stream with television stations. but as to whether or not a campaign actually made the difference, you know, in kind of an unconventional way brian billbray a congressman in san francisco in 2006, a special the election, duke cunningham had been run out of town for good reason and that was a hotly contested seat and seen as a bellwether to see how the 2006 house congressional the elections would ultimately fare. unfortunately it was not the bellwether that the republicans had hoped. but the rnc were providing a lot of assistance, bill billbray who was running against a cand

what is a catholic boy in new england like you do writing about and jerry falwell, what were you to jerry falwell, in the fields i could top that with another question, putting aside your political critique of him, how did you feel about him as a human being at the end of all of your research? how did you put these together? >> first of all, it was suggested to me by a jewish friend from new york. so he approached me and said you know, you wrote this book about catholics and progressives and it was well received. maybe you should do a book about republicans and conservatives. and he said i keep waiting for a biography of jerry falwell to come into my office. and i thought about it for about five seconds and then fly said of course i should be working on that. and in doing the research american way i was grateful for their raw cards not been closed and i went down to lynchburg every week. every day that i was working on this project as somebody that cares very much about the intersection of religion and politics, every day was like waking up in a photographic. these are the issues i care a

. >> and it is the problem of governor jerry brown. struggling to pull the state back from the brink of a $16 billion deficit. phil matier shows us that is not the only trouble is facing right now. >> that is right. for the past couple of days we have been focusing on sacramento but here's what the voters have to sit back to them. >> on the wrong track. >> that was the opinion out of three out of four voters in a statewide poll. and from the looks of things, the governor jerry brown is feeling the pain. with a 21 point drop in his approval rating in the past three months. >> what you think of the performance of jerry brown? >> he has done some good but

. >> jerry, can you come join us, please? who's hotter than jerry? i would love to know, jerry -- thank you, honey. what kind of a car do you drive? >> i have a honda. >> so you're obviously a secure man. >> it's a family car. >> do you feel sexy in your honda? >> no. >> no. you just get there. >> have you ever had -- it's just transportation. but i've had a few. >> what were they? >> i had that kit -- the firebird? >> the firebird. kit. >> get any fire in that bird? >> oh, yeah. >> thank you, jerry. >>> i guess it's more true for a man than a woman. but if a guy drives up in a hot car and he's not hot, i don't care how hot the car is. that's where you're going wrong, guys. >> i agree with that. so here are some topics to avoid this weekend with your significant other. they say this is a -- these are topics women should avoid when talking to a man they're dating. >> probably all the time. >> yes. all right. this is what you should be doing. number one, you should not be calling and texting constantly. >> they don't like that. >> you should not talk a

to moderate today's fanl, we are fortunate enough to have professor jerry bradley. i'm introduce profess nar bradley and turn it over to him. he's the professor of law where he directs the national law institute and coed dits the american journal of jurisprudence. an international forum for legal philosophy. jerry is a visiting fellow at stanford university and a senior fellow of the witherspoon institute in princeton, new jersey. please join me in welcoming jerry bradley. >> thank you, brian, for the introduction and the opportunity to participate in this very important event. and i wish to add my note of appreciation to that expressed earlier by robby george and tom farr to all of the organizers and people responsible for this event, especially brian walsh, ed whalen, the head of the ethics own public policy. as all too many of you realize, i'm sure you know from experience, it's very difficult to be the person who immediately follows someone else to the podium who's really good. that's my lot today. and i should say, i have a standard clause in my speaking contra

jerry parker lows the bases in the sixth and would leave after throwing 112 pitches. he walks in the go-ahead run and that was the difference the tigers when three-one to split the series. the giants five runs and last night's game against arizona the most they scored in one game all month. san francisco called up charlie culbertson making his big league debut and his family was on hand berries u.s. celebrates his 34th birthday. arizona gets a 1-0 lead. is barry zito allowed three runs in six innings. melky cabrera with more hits today this drives in a run. san francisco in the theft this goes to the cheap seats it gives the giants a 6-3 lead. culbertson's dad became emotional his son steps up to the plate he gave his family a thrill his first big-league hit. giants when that 7-3. is barry zito 2-1 on the seas and preparing and the playoffs lakers about the nuggets to advance to second round. today ellas of the team trying to win game 7. he was being wrestling with zack randolph plans are to come by needed gimcrack the 60 point plateau after three quarters. the clippe