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tho authority should be able to elevenage anyone's pay to achieve a desired public policy result. >> critics say the majority can now approve a blank piece of paper and call it a budget just to avoid getting their pay docked. >> this is a slap in the face for voter autos this is a sem bliman sup set because the court ruled legislature gets to determine whether the budget is balanced. it's common to fudge numbers and use accounting money yufrz every year. >> there is is legislature with ability to determine whether it's balanced or not. that is like asking the fox to watch the hen house. >> the assemblyman has a proposal to let the nonpartsy son analyst determine whether the budget is balanced and whether lawmaker pay should be docked. and considering appealing this ruling. >> thank you very much z the man who made headlines after crashing a white house event now has political aspirations. tarik salahi plans to run for governor next year e best known for rubbing elbows during a white house state dinner. he may have another scandal. the attorney general of virginia filed a lawsuit agai

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that behavior that was depicted in tho photos absolutely violates both our regulations and more importantly our core values. >> reporter: a string of incidents by u.s. troops in afghanistan created anti-american sentiment. they have been accused of burning of copies of the koran and in one case killing 17 afghan villagers. in brussels, nato members decided wednesday to stick to the planned withdrawal of international troops by the end of 2014. >> let me stress that there is no change whatsoever. it is in the interest of the whole international community to see strong and highly capable afghan security forces take full responsibility for its security by the end of 2014. >> reporter: that statement by the nato security general came the same day that afghan defense ministries say the country will need at least $4.1 billion a year from the international community to maintain security after foreign troops leave. nato is due to discuss long-term aid for afghanistan at a meeting in the united states next month. but many members of the alliance says financial difficulties of their own. for them the

they say tho launches were actually tests of ballistic missiles. japanese government officials say friday's launch was also a missile test. >> translator: even though the missile launch failed, north korea went ahead with it despite objections by japan and other countries. we cannot help but call this a serious provocation to the security of japan. >> fujimura said the launch also violated several u.n. security council resolutions. now let's take a look at what happened to the missile or what north koreans are calling a rocket. the country's space official said it was supposed to follow a southerly course. they expected the booster rockets to fall into the waters off the philippines. but defense officials in south korea and japan said the missile broke up soon after launch. they say the fragments likely fell into the yellow sea. a u.s. military early warning satellite detected the launch. it registers objects that heat up to more than 1,000 degrees celsius. japanese defense ministry officials say the missile appears to have reached an altitude of 1

r thos issues will be dealt with. >> you have the xm banquet authorization and commerce has been very active. what is the chamber doing and will there be changes? >> jackson bannick will go away. the reason it will go way is the russians are now officially members of the wto. every other country will get the benefits of the commitments that russia had to make to join the union accept united states so long as jackson bannick is in place. everybody knows we will find a time and debate it and raise issues about russia -- >> are we talking near term? >> soon, i'm not sure. i will not put a time frame audit but a longtime friend is silly because it will cost as economic value. >> the exim bank? >> it has helped american companies compete around the growth -- around the globe. it provided a profit last year to our government, about $800 million. people don't usually see that because those who report on it only report profit. it has helped us compete in the sale of airplanes and tractors and all kinds of things. we had some pressure from a couple of airlines about this. they said it might he

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because if this administration had been prisoner tho those desires, obama would have laid out much clearer headlines at the apec conference, we would have just green lit an iranian attack instead of just telling them not to do it or we would have committed to doing it ourselves now. this is a viable ogs. how do i know? half the republican candidates running for president have suggested green lighting an israeli attack or doing it jointly or doing it ourselves claiming the red line is now. there is a way in which you could be more behold ento the israeli view. we see that on c-span just about every day on the other side of the political aisle. at the end of the day they're making judgments based on u.s. national interest. israel factors into that. protecting israel is part of our national interests in that part of the world. it's not wrong. it's just the way it is. >> yes, ma'am. >> hi, my name is deana. i'm here more as a person who has a lot of iranian friend who is fled the country because of elections in '09 and they're very active here in the united states. most of them are at school.

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tho knowing what's in space and going on is critical to d.o.d. as it migrates more high value capabilities to space. the ability to monitor systems and understand potential threats to these systems is a growing area of concern to the national security community. nasa's experience with both ground and space-based systems has the potential to assist d.o.d. in this growing mission area. nasa investments in improved sensors, higher spatial resolution, broader area coverage and finer spectral coverage are some of the activities that have potential benefits. our orbital debris program office in houston has been working for 30 years to ensure that we're safe in space and on the ground. nasa is playing a leading role in this effort for the entire government. role in this effort for the entire government. the u.s. strategic command tracks about 22,000 major pieces of space debris and updates their status every eight hours in relation to the international space station. but nasa is aware of more than a million smaller pieces of debris. some of these articl

elizabeth katie stanton, and once history looked at a woman tho became abolitionists and discovered that many of them were first borns. they were either the oldest child in the family or the oldest daughter in the family. many of them were highly educated. that is certainly true for elizabeth katie. she is the daughter of a judge. she was born in the 18-teens and grows up in a household of considerable comfort. her family is quite affluent, and her father had a large private library in the house, and young elizabeth loved to read those books. she said to her father once, you know, when i grow up, i am going to be a lawyer. her father said to her, you know, the early 19th century, he said to her what? take a guess. he said no. he said you can't be a lawyer because you're a girl. women cannot be lawyers. mr. katie without perhaps intending to be cruel said to his daughter elizabeth several times because elizabeth was a very smart little girl, and loved books and was very curious and interested in the world she lived in and her father said to her several times if only you had been a boy. th

we're not aware of some of thos to it. >> those are the organizational types of recommendations and observations that general martin's board offered to the chief and the secretary that go beyond just findings about equipment. it's the world's most advanced aircraft and does air superiority unlike any other aircraft in the world. this is the leading edge of technology. if our nation needs a capability to enter contested air space to deal with air forces that are trying to deny our forces the ability to maneuver without prejudice on the ground, it will be the f-22 that will take on that mission. it can do that right now without hesitation. >> i want to follow up though the question about the root cause. i am convinced there is a root cause. i want everyone to know those who operated in their families, we will not rest until we find that root cause. >> but in the meantime, are not pilots at risk if you cannot find the root cause? >> pilots are at risk every time we strap an airplane on. what we do is critical to our nation and we are in full belief that the steps that are in place by the combat com

to begin to market and develop tho-in those markets around the world and the financing. we'll be doing a conference with ex-im to begin to set out goals and market share, because a lot of these companies who do export, they usually export to only one country, and the reason they came across this was by coincidence. when it comes to exporting, it shouldn't be coincidence. it should be a business plan. and the only reason some companies have any exports is is because some family member knew someone or happened to be traveling there and it was by coincidence. to win in the 21st century, it cannot be an accident or a coincidence. it has to be a business strategy. and ex-im will use chicago as its test market to develop the small companies what the caterpillars, the boeings, and the john deeres and the microsofts know about ex-im. to win market share, you need ex-im as a partner. they're going to be the partner for the small manufacturers of chicago win market share in the countries around the world that are looking for american-made products. we'll do the conference, the par

tho and those of the committee. >> thank you, very much. ms. halladay? >> madam chairman, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to discuss the results of our recent report on veterans access to mental health care services in v.a. facilities. we conducted the review at the request of the committee, the v.a. secretary and the house veterans' affairs committee. today i will discuss our efforts to determine how accurately the v.a. chamber courts wait times for mental health services for both new and established patient appointments. dr. day, the assistant inspector general for health care inspections, will address whether the wait times data vha collects is an accurate depiction of the veterans' abilities to access those services. we are accompanied today by dr. michael shepard, a senior physician in the office of health care inspections, and mr. larry rinkmeyer, director of the kansas city office audit. our review found that inaccuracies in data diminish the usability of information needed to fully assess current capacity, resource distrib

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debt on course to add about another $10 on the decade with the president's budget about $11 with 10 tho of us americans retiring a day now and moving into social security and medicare systems that are heading toward bankruptcy if we don't make these reforms, it's time to act. people talked a little bit about what's going to happen at year end. we had this confluence of sequestration and $4.5 to $5 trillion tax increase and debt limit again the saektary of defense has called the tax cuts catastrophic. it would hollow out the force. the senate budget committee should provide some physical direction with the blueprint and we should do it now because it is such a critical time. the house did do its job. there's been a lot of talk today. some members on the house side criticized the house budget. that's their right to do it. they should also acknowledge that they wrote a budget, voted on it. a lot of amendments on the floor. it's interesting they had several budget proposals. i think they had seven that they voted on. and they covered the political spectrum and there was debate, there was ar

what extent does humor help to lay tho allay those difficulties? you had dana carvey to the white house. tell me how that happened. >> george, the whole white house we lost was in the dumps. nobody smiled. bless their hearts. they were looking for jobs. you know. three months to do it in. and everybody was in the dumps. so george invited dana carvey to come. we went to, i think, the kennedy center honors the night before. he sat way away. nobody knew he was there. stayed at the white house. and then we went down, gathered george and everyone together. and they went, you know, and ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. in walks this tiny little funny man. and everybody -- he was wonderful. he imitated george and then introduced george. george imitated him. it changed the whole feeling of the -- it was so sad. very sad. i mean, all looking for jobs. all in tears. but it cheered up. george is very funny. >> i remember this is one famous moment when somebody said to lincoln, two-faced. he looked back he said if i had two faces, do yo

supporter tho beijing, where a car chase ensued with police, ending at the u.s. embassy. that is where activists say chang is under the breck of american officials. what does the u.s. say? >> can you confirm chang is in the embassy or in the custody of the united states. >> youthing for you on that subject. >> this would be the first time since the teen -- tianimen squa the u.s. protected aning a activist. this couldn't have come at a worst time. secretary oflinton a clinton and treasury secretary geithner are set to return to beijing for talks. >> this does have the potential to be a major international incident. it could become that if it's mishasn't el. >> we have to see how the chinese handle it. >> the chinese signaled this issue should not disrupt the talks, but since the u.s. has long criticized the chinese human rights record, the secretary of state will be walking a beijing tightrope next week. >> alan: tonight was the annual white house correspondents dipper in washington, dc. it's typically a roast of the political establishment, and tonight was no exception. j

. >> we want to bring tho-to-a safe conclusion. they're violating state law and policies. we'll enforce those laws only when we can do so in a safe manner. >> and this afternoon a uc dean did stop by to chat with the occupiers. we learned water they're using was turned off. the occupiers say they're asking neighbors if they can borrow and they say missions to continue planting no matter what. >> thank you. a city commission rejected a resignation in a florida town with a unarmed teenager was killed. police chief is on paid leave. a majority decided to wait for an outside investigation into the department handling in this case before accepting the resignation. and george zimmerman is out of jail, his whereabouts being kept secret for his own safety. >> this time, thob was shouting. there weren't protestors. just george zimmerman and a bail bondsman walking out of jail and a few reporters asking questions. the accused murderer left after posting a bond and probation officers will nowhere he is. we likely won't. for zimmerman's safety he's staying someplace secret. >> there a

charlie finley is not in the fall of fame and no where to be found at tho coliseum. >> i would love tosee a tribute jersey in the outfield that says finley. >> mike shumann, abc7 sports. >> and hopefully the a's will stay in oakland. we may find out more about the team's future when they meet next month in new york city. >> the oakland a's. >> thank you, rick. >>> and that's it for this edition of abc7 news. i'm alan wang. >> and i'm ama date. for everyone here, thank you so much for joining us.

when you would go to the rich people's homes, 1 percent, what percentage of those people earned thosthat you would go visit? >> every one of them. i know there is a controversy about this slogan of being born with a silver spoon in your mouth. we only profile people that worked hard and dragged themselves up by their boot straps to become successful. it appears today, it's wrong to be successful. you know that is the true meaning of socialism. you don't want people to be successful. that is a great tragedy. in all of these executive orders that get signed on mysterious friday afternoons in america goes away for the weekend and mini vacation for 48 hours, you suddenly find that these are the beginning of a socialist state. >> sean: when i listen to stuart varney or daniel hannon, you grew up -- we're watching what is happening in greece, italy, spain, portugal, ireland, the euro. you grew up under social. you look in america. what has changed in america. what was america like when you came here versus now and do you see that ideology is now happening here, unfolding before our eyes? >

. >> things i don't see f i don't think of a great question, in the moment my principal is feed to tho-to-he me through the ear piece. >> we see them as athletes to the olympics. >> and they wave their hands around, it confused me but other students explain it's called active listening instead of interrupting class, students make hand gestures. >> what is the symbol for agreeing? >> high test scores made these charters popular, parents line up to get their kids in. >> the line goes on. and on. and forever. and around the clock? >> so many applicants, but not that many taken what. do you do when there are thousands of people and just a few hundred slots? there is a lottery. winners are happy. sadly there are more losers. and in oakland another charter gets similar results. >> here is what i say. give me the worst school in oakland. but next to them give us the worst schools anywhere in america. we'll take it and we'll outperform other schools in five years. >> ben cavis created the model of american indian public schools in the heart of a rough neighborhood. >> these are hard workers here. >>

. >> i am sure he's being inund e inundated by folks who want tho know how he pulled this off.bout this boy, this 15-year-old. are you okay? >> while he was taken to ucla hospital in santa monica, he only suffered a concussion and an eye injury. i don't know what's going to happen when his dad gets a hold of him. his dad just put $15,000 of work into that car when he took it out for a spin. i know. back to patrick dempsey, though. this is where it gets really good. he reportedly called the boy's mother to reassure her that everything was okay. she thought he was a paramedic or something until he identified himself. and she said the first thing she thought was, what do you think? mcdreamy. but he also called the family later that night, brooke, just to make sure everything was okay. >> that's impressive. good on him indeed. >> good bedside manner. >> not good for the kid in the mustang, but that's another story. and that's your "reporter roulet roulette" on this monday. now this. look at these pictures. this is a grew crew of journalists who come under fire as a game of hide and

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petit was among tho those that was against it.ld still face execution. capital punishment is only for those convicted in the future. i happen to think those that killed his family should pay with their lives. i doubt, hover, that caveat is comfortable to dr. petit. by waiving his appeals, that inmate asked for it. that's similar to pennsylvania where we too have the death penalty in name only since capital punishment was reinstated back in 197, only three people have been put to death, and they gave up their appeals. the last contested execution was carried out in 196. in the intervening five decades, the justice system has been manipulated and dodles the worst offenders for real victims. men like dr. petit lose their loved ones, and then the legal issues become a cycle. that is the greatest injustice of all. that's "hardball" for now. thank you for being with us. >>> good evening, americans. welcome to "the ed show" from new york. the head of the republican party is calling the war on women fiction? tonight i'll show you the fact

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but one thing is certain, no one came out that night and no one has come out since tho indicate that they saw this physical altercation started by george zimmerman. that's the supposition you'd like to go with. >> you keep putting words into my mouth. i'm not saying that. >> you started it. >> as far as i'm aware, there is no eyewitness that has seen trayvon martin, an eyewitness that saw trayvon martin land the first blow, is there? >> sir, i will tell you there is evidence that will come out in a court of law, that will be admissible that will show this. let's stop litigating it. do you have another question for us? he wasn't arrested that night because based on the police investigation they didn't find probable cause to arrest him. that's what happened. is there another question that you have? >> one final question. very important sirk circles. i think the pair of you telling me that i'm trying to convict your client is a massive misreading of the truth. i'm trying to get to the truth. do you expect george zimmerman to be arrested imminently? >> no. what is imminently? how soon is

petit was among tho those that was against it.ishment is only for those convicted in the future. i happen to think those that killed his family should pay with their lives. i doubt, hover, that caveat is comfortable to dr. petit. by waiving his appeals, that inmate asked for it. that's similar to pennsylvania where we too have the death penalty in name only since capital punishment was reinstated back in 197, only three people have been put to death, and they gave up their appeals. the last contested execution was carried out in 196. in the intervening five decades, the justice system has been manipulated and dodles the worst offenders for real victims. men like dr. petit lose their loved ones,

. >> the fact this study from the early 2 tho,00000s, the fact it longer exists for the anti-gay rightsp 8 case, how do you think that will affect the case going forward? >> i think it's a big deal. the reason immutable is important because under equal protection clause of the 14th amendment there's a standard called heightened scrutiny, race, national origin, non-national parentage get that scrutiny. the $64,000 question is whether or not sexual orientation will be added to that list. one of the criteria the supreme court looks at to determine if they get heightened scrutiny is immutability. the fact spitzer retracted this and the testimony the prop 8 trial that sexual orientation is very hard to change could figure into that analysis. >> are there other analyses of the anti-gay side in these anti-gay cases, other examples of them citing scientific literature to bolser their side? didn't that come in the marriage act? >> it's almost worse because the defense cites to lisa diamond a psychologist, the staple stick you just talked about, you have this pro gay person because robert spitzer

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