chicago bears the other side johnny knox at the plate apparently back is getting better all wearingere. >> something we talked about and wonder how many calories they burn now that we are officially into summer nascar schedule on the calendar not one but two nascar in town to promote on oak street beach danica patrick usually a nice drawing card illinois native competing this summer first nationwide event in july than september speedway host race one of the chase for the championship. >> i have always love this city got my license when 16 i would break my best friend we would drive into the city park by the water tower walk down michigan avenue rollerblade always nice to do well in the city that you enjoy. >> can landed cebrated historic and dick running out of gas carl edwards the type of stuff race and cannot expect that made it very cool. >> schedule is out pending to contract between players and owners nice taste of home cooking the side of the first 11 at the united center including season opener against columbus detroit had to stand a cup champion kinks' pay a visit came five

that is exactly what happened. >> knox knew that mary was going to do something not good so he got a group of secret service agents to follow and make sure he didn't go to honduras or take mercenary soldiers down so he went to the carrousel bar which i encourage you to get a drink at on royal street in new orleans and he hired be christmas who was the most famous mercenary in the americas at the time. they got this guy who had been for president of honduras and been thrown out after a civil war and was living in a dive by the mississippi river and put together a mercenary army and a warship -- the secretary of state was following him through the city and they could get out so he went every night to storyville and go to the same house of ill repute every night and they would stay all night and the secret service agents started leaving at 2:00. it is over for the night and there with girls and that is it and they waited several nights until the guys left and took our and christmas who is the real john wayne had a great line where he said welcome, first time i ever heard of anybody goin

that i believe there is the best information i have is that the gold is there half of it's in fort knox that's a west point very sure the gold is there loved it we're skeptical of that but the reason they mention they say well if it's there why won't the fed or that or why won't the treasury allow in or that they must have something but i can think of good reasons why they wouldn't or that even if the gold is there specifically gives too much credit to gold remember the fed wants to pretend that gold is not important or not he says well we have a because it's a tradition right isn't it any more weight on that than that so if you only want the things that are important to buy other than that you're sort of saying gold is important they don't want to say that so that's one reason not to or that and we know that the fed is a little obsessed lately with communication and you know i think well is that because on what their communication is indicating to the public we will have much more with jim record stay right here we'll have more after the break on what is eating or extract in from the u

chus -- on knox chus. the general, she recalled, felt that the severe reprimand he received for the order was deserved, for he had no right to make an order against any special sect. now, had ulysses s. grant expressed such sentimentses himself back in 1863, the subsequent course of his relationship with the jewish community might have been altogether terrorist. different. but as it was, he found himself compared in some jewish circles to historic enemies of the jewish people, a long and ignoble list. the most common comparison was to the wicked hayman, the czar of persia, villain of the biblical book of esther which, as some remember, is read by jews to this day on the holiday of -- [inaudible] at precisely this comparison came back to haunt ulysses s. grant when he ran for president in 1868. thanks to his democratic opponents who used general orders number 11 to curry favor with the jews, the order became an important election time issue. for the very first time in american history, a jewish issue stood

>> this is holly lee knox. there are some proud pet owners in san francisco and they have brought all their pets here to strut their stuff. >> it's an annual event that we've had. this is our 18th year. we bring in rescue groupers, vendors, supporters, lots and lots of animals. it's a proud day for us and for the animals of san francisco. >> the costume contest is really fun. people get really creative. it's a really fun event. people go all out, create costumes, buy costumes, whatever it is. but there's some really fun ones. >> we're just celebrating the pets and just their companionship and how they are invaluable. so everybody's having fun. >> we're the city's open door shelter. that means we take in every animal that comes through our door regardless of age, condition, species, everything in the city comes through us that is in need. >> animal care control, it is such an important agency and is very understaffed, has very few resources. but we make animals don't have a home, that we get them a home and that

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knox unloaded. and i'll take a little beginners wherever i can get it. you never believe it. but i carry on. it. gets look this according to murat the secret is to shoot the clay right top of the arc don't turn your head only look down the sights and before long i was ready for a solo if it's ok so i'm going to see if i can load the thing myself no. and we're ready to shoot. i think this must be the most fun you can have with a deadly weapon and you can even pick up a few tiny moments. well i think that counts as a pretty successful first hunt. course. take home a trophy or two you want. the most have moved to the shotgun but you don't really want to bump into someone with one on your afternoon hike if i was going to take a weapon with me i needed something a little small with all of the chill of its regions wide open spaces and countryside it never hurts to have a good knife on you but if you want them survive in the wild why not do it with a little bit of style because here they've been making russia's most beautiful blades for almost two hundred. swords a famous for their

at lannan knox of the yankees for a second game in a row, 10-5 -- atlanta knocks off the yankees. maryland's basketball teams will incorporate the state flag in their new uniforms. they will also have a prominent spot on the new lacrosse field. the state flag will feel both end zones. it will use the new technology called cool play that reduces the plane service temperature rise much as 15 degrees. it will have a noticeable difference on the student athletes. switching to a final floor project final four playoff format. the commissioner agreed to a proposal that would have a selection committee pick the schools involved in the 14 playoffs. the semifinal games would rotate among the major bowls. the national championship game would kick off each year in the city that did the most to host the game. they could vote on this proposal next week. if the plan is approved, it will replace the current system in 2014 to determine the college football national champions. he knew he had to improve the tigers results in the classroom as well as on the court. now everyone else knows why. the n.c

this case is a california case called knox versus seiu.tially a decision whether unions any union, seiu or any union can issue temporary hikes to union dues to pay for political advocacy without first giving employees formnal notice they can object. with a 7-2 ruling here, this is going against. seiu, against the unions and essentially saying a union must give members a chance to object to the political advocacy. why is this important? in a political campaign year this does happen, temporary raises to dues to pay for political ads. we've seen it all over the country. after the wisconsin recall vote, scott walker winning that in wisconsin, also a blow to junes overall, -- unions overall, this is another blow to unions that wanted to, seiu wanted to raise dues for specific political advocacy, political ads, that perhaps members had a problem with. know the supreme court says they have to be able to object to the temporary raise. and it's a significant ruling as we wait for the big rulings of health care and immigration. bill: let me back up

support the inexperienced american infantry and the man at the center of that was the book seller henry knox who taught himself about artillery from the books in his own bookstore. and all of this was put to work. and then washington's counsels began to get news from the intelligence networks that there was an opportunity in new jersey. the opportunity was that the british and hessians were having big problems of supplies themselves. they were at the end of a 3,000-mile chain. so they were distributed widely across new jersey to far regions of the country side. and the forage left to theft and violence and violence to murder and murder to rape. and suddenly, the people of new jersey began to understand what this occupation might mean to them and they spontaneously began to organize small risings all across new jersey without any command from the congress or from washington. but washington's intelligence network told him what was going on. and he was able to very quickly act. he also knew he had to act in such a way that he could begin to rebuild confidence in the cause and to do that he deci

rickards was on the show he was talking about pretty much everything operation twist the fed gold fort knox jamie diamond europe and who he calls the institutionalized rent seekers who have attached themselves like parasites to democrats and to the republican party respectively take a listen around secret someone who figures out a way to manipulate the system to assure a quote for themselves but they give very little back or give nothing back so they actually destroy well for society. so he identified public sector unions as the rent seekers for democrats and wall street as the rent seekers for republicans original prisoner x. said on you tube people believe what almost all that is all the economists left right and in between understand that wages have either stagnated or decreased for the past thirty years then how is it that union workers are making too much money and besides unions only account for eleven percent of the total workforce in the country and let's get it straight trade unions and government unions are not the same thing trade unions contain competitive entities government un

seems unless the protesters get their way at least some of them wanting to do a bit more to go back to knox and to give him the death penalty and what really set them off was six of his senior security officials who were acquitted of involvement in the deaths of hundreds of protesters in egypt revolution's last year very shortly egypt will enter the second round of its presidential elections but many people here expressing a lot of frustration they see the choice in those elections as being really no choice at all one candidate mohammed morsi is from the muslim brotherhood he's been trying to garner support here at the protests going on around the crowds saying that if he was elected president he would drag mubarak back to trial and try and help in execute it which has struck a chord with some of the protesters however he has received criticism from a wide wide number of groups as well they see the muslim brotherhood as religiously conservative and warn that they may try and hijack this revolution the other half of it shafique is mubarak's last prime minister and a former air force officer

. >>> there's a great catch in cincinnati he races back and makes the catch and knox wall a little badice catch. the reds win 4-3. to the new york yankees and cleveland indians. if you look closely the ball actually falls to the guy in the red shirt they call the batter out, yankees won the game 6-4. a bone had called. he never looked at the glove use with a player will hold the glove and showed the ball >>> it's not like he was next to him he was a few feet over >>> sports radio buzzing about that >>> 627 she met busters returning to the debate. >>> in stockton decides to make an historic move and the decision divides a city. >>> we're just moments away ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] go from being on the road to being on vacation. hilton honors. the guest loyalty program with over thirty-eight hundred hotels worldwide. excuse us, while we change into something more comfortable. cool. introducing, the square sunnyd bottle. >>> did morning it is wednesday june 27th i michelle gallego >>> i'm frank mallicoat it is 6:31 a.m. stockton files bankruptcy protection this morning. the city council ap

when a cold front comes through thursday it will knox -- knock our highs today. 89 today. the next few afternoons we're going up from there. the upper 80s, 90s for the next few afternoons. don. >> thank you very much. >>> about to get in on the get up and go. here is sharon gibala with traffic control. >> good morning. we have fire activity now in three spots. first of all, it's on jack street. you're going to want to take jefr jeffrey. second -- jeffrey. second spot clayton. the last one on home brook. watch for that isn't the city as well -- in the city as well. there's a look at your speeds on the beltway where everything is run -- running smoothly. there's a live look at the west side of the beltway. looking good. there's a look at 83. wide open there. this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealer. back over to you don and bernadette. >>> with ron in the monitor down at john hopkins hospital. >> this kid adorable. >> reporter: low gone -- logan has the trophy. he won last year. this is jamie. >> hi >> reporter: it's america's most photogenic baby. logan w

knox ville in 44 and brunswick the next 55 minutes. out ahead of that, another storm not being warned on for any severe weather but sure will be bringing moderate rain to clarksburg the next 40 minutes and thursdton the next 17 and rain showers manassas and fairfax and around the south part of the beltway and headed toward woodbridge. west wind at 12-mile-an-hour. your forecast for the overnight, chance of showers and isolated thunderstorms through 7:00, through 9:00 and probably up until about 11:00 p.m. our temperatures will be dropping off to the upper 60s. so on your fast forecast for the evening, those isolated storms, keep an eye out. some of them strong. more quiet typical june weather coming our way tomorrow. we will see how long that is going to last with our seven-day forecast. >>> all eyes are on i'll have another. that horse could be triple crown winner this weekend but one jockey is already going to make history at the belmont stakes. rosy will be the only -- only the second woman ever to ride in the belmont stakes. the 24

went to the school of hard knox and before long he was running with some of the baddest dudes in towno. he even helped found the hit squad murder incorporated. he became one of the original celebrity gangsters. in a stroke of brilliance he opened the very first casino in las vegas. but when money went missing, the mob dropped the hammer and the wise guy cashed in his chips 65 years ago today and now you know the news for this wednesday, the first day of summer, june the 20th, 2012. for the journalists of fox news, i'm shepard smith. thanks for trusting us for your news and information. opinion and analysis begins right now. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on, tonight. >> we owe it to the family who has lost a loved one to get to the bottom of this. >> bill: but the president says he will invoke presidential privilege from getting congress pertaining to the fast and furious gun scandal. >> is he either part of it or he is not. >> bill: what a collosal mess. dick morris and i will analyze. >> we became willing to stomach a kind of horrific racial violence in the name of national securit

they came into contact with one another, that in and of itself does knox equal murder.f he has denied having contact with her and the dna shows that is untrue, that is something that the d.a. will never home to show he was lying. >> supporters for sierra lamar were outside the courtroom carrying signs. they were demanding that garcia thorez confess and that he lead authorities to wherever her body is. in the meantime, the case has been continued to july 10th. her remains of being held in the santa clara county jail without bail. >>pam: some tense moments in the los angeles courtroom as the two men accused of beating giants fan bryan stowe face a judge in a preliminary hearing. if witnesses took the stand, describing the moments after the dodgers and giants came back in 2011 when bryan stow was brutally attacked. j.r stone has new information and is joining us now with the latest. >>j.r: this is all going on inside of an l.a. courtroom. we have been getting the details all day long. bryan stowe has a permanent damage from this attack. this is how one witness described th

went to the school of hard knox and before long he was running with some of the baddest dudes in towno. he even helped found the hit squad murder incorporated. he became one of the original celebrity gangsters. in a stroke of brilliance he opened the very first casino in las vegas. but when money went missing, the mob dropped the hammer and the wise guy cashed in his chips 65 years ago today

in six years from now, we would already have had a 70% reduction in what i call real pollutant sox, knox and mercury. what happened? why did it fail? it failed because they wanted to include greenhouse gases. they wanted to include co2 and at the expense of losing those reductions that were mandated in sox, knox and mercury, they said we can't have co2. we don't want it at all. so why did clear skies fail in 2005? then-senator obama served with me in the senate committee on environment and public works, and it was his vote that killed the bill. as senator obama himself admitted -- and i'm quoting now -- i voted against the clear skies bill. in fact, i was the deciding vote despite the fact that i'm a coal state -- he represented illinois at that time. "i'm a coal state and that half of my state thought i thoroughly betrayed them because i thought clean air was critical and global warming was critical. " that was the then-senator barack obama. clear skies apparently didn't cause enough economic pain. it reduced real pollutants. it didn't address president obama's pet cause of climate chan

knox. you'll have like double iron gates, a buzzer to get in.ity, usually a hidden camera at the point of sale where the john goes and pays his $60. there will be cameras up and down the hallway, cameras at the back door. >> the last stop for the task force is a parlor on the brink of being shut down for repeatedly violating city laws and where the fbi recently searched but didn't find a woman who called claiming she was being held captive. the massage parlor denies employing trafficked women. >> come on out, health department. have a seat. >> have a seat. >> we'll be right back. >> who is the manager? >> a new city law requires massage therapists to keep their body covered from the neck down. when the women see police, they immediately run to don lab coats to avoid being cited. >> when i first went in there, there were plenty of girls with johns, at least three. we got them out of the rooms and they were scantily clothed. they had very little on. they weren't professional masseuses. it's obvious. >> all women there were dressed in inappropriate

recognize that he'd be fantastic president and doesn't think it's fair that having a 5-0 liberal, on knox shows jewish guy who's mayor is not necessarily the greatst platform to then run for a national campaign for president. so anyway, he pays for things like no labels which he kind of admits, and the argument behind no labels is a very old one. i have a quote from lbj. you hear people say i don't believe in labels, right? why can't we just get past this partisan divide, why can't we get past our ideological differences and do the hard work the american people sent us here to do. i've heard hillary clinton do versions, barack obama do plenty versions of this, and the problem with this, i mean, there are a lot of problems with it. first of all, if you don't believe in labels, we have a real problem because labels are just another word for these things calls words, and words are kind of important. words convey concepts of good and evil, theycocolex ideas, they transt civilization to the barbarians who keep invading us when they're born, and the ideas words aren't important is basically a r

her name's margaret knox. we--we met when we were reporters at the atlanta constitution in 1985, and we very quickly quit and moved to africa, and opened a freelance news bureau, which we did for three years, to serve american and foreign radio and newspapers, and we've been freelancing together--well, for 13 years. we've been married for 13 years, and we've always worked together. c-span: how many kids... >> guest: i mean, i--i couldn't begin to do this work without her, so... c-span: and how many kids do you have? >> guest: we have one. c-span: there--early in the book or some point early, you point out that joe coors relied on three well-known writers, and--because this is about books, i want to bring it up--russell kirk, barry goldwater and bill buckley. and you say those three men had a big impact on him. why those three? >> guest: russell kirk, more than anybody. in fact, one of the questions i always ask people when i'm writing about somebody who i can't talk to is, 'what do they read?' and the only boo

he's also the chief washington correspondent for the knox news channel. i appreciate your time. guest: thanks steve and happy father's day. >> allen west an other leaders will discuss ways to discuss small businesses. they'll discuss policy and legislation to encurege entrepreneur ship. life tomorrow on c pan 2:00. tomorrow on washington, d.c. deepak the director for community changed. let's at the recent am briggs department. then republican congressman allen west efforts to win the sfrim vote in the presidential election. and in the last hour, "u.s. news & world report" white house correspondent ken walsh talks about air force i, a history on the presidents an their planes. washington journal live at 7:00 eastern on c-span. coming up on c-span, q&a with coming up on c-span, q&a with brian

. >>> knox 5 monitoring metro -- fox 5 is monitoring metro and the future of rail service to dulles andjoining us scott york chairman of the louden county board of supervisors thanks for joining us. >> good morning allison welcome from louden county. >> thank you very much. we had many reports out of the the country as we heard residents stand up, 150 registered to voice their concerns, what came out of last night's meeting? >> we had a total of 160 people come, 75% in favour and 25% concerned about the fiscal impact of rail to louden county. >> you have said, sir, it is vital, crucial to development and growth to your county tell us your position where the county stands with providing this funding for phase two. >> well, i absolutely do support rail coming into louden county. when you look at our east and west movement we do not have any capacity left to be able to expand our road network with the exception of one lane east and west, going into tyson's corner on route 7. that is not going to be sufficient, to handle the future traffic, well, it is not -- wouldn't even be sufficient to

affordable care act ruling, you should know the supreme court just struck a huge blow against unions in knoxns' right to collectively bargain, and the chamber of commerce has never done so well as under the roberts court and they heard 88 cases involving the chamber of commerce, more than in the entire rehnquist court, where the chamber had a less success rate. >> there was a great editorial in "the new york times" yesterday that i would commend people to check out. >> one of the big stories in the paper today is how massively right wing super pacs are outraising left wing superpacks and it's almost 10-1 at this point, how much the pro-romney super pac is spending and this is part of what's when liberals refuse to cooperate in corrupt institutions. >> they are having a hard time to get wealthy liberals to give to super pacs, because they oppose super pacs. >> of course. >> liberal millionaires, get corrupt and get corrupt fast. >> on friday, "the invisible war" was released, about the staggerly high rate of sexual assault in the military. it is so powerful and we need to treat female soldier

that knox the high down a little bit there. still hot in inland.e coast means a big cool town there and we'll continue that tomorrow for everybody. 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. there will be a boundary between really cool and really warm. a westerly breeze so 94 clear lake, bubba the tortoise up there said it looks like a beautiful morning in petaluma. kentfield, alameda d 72 but brentwood 95, 94 morganton. santa clara in there as well. now 60s on the coast, 60s in the city, 70s in south san fransisco upper 60s and low to mid-80s on much of the peninsula. fog will continue to cool things down wednesday and thursday and maybe into friday and warmer weather for the weekend. >>> what's moving the markets this morning and also what a new survey on hiring revealed for the rest of the area. and an update on that huge wild fire burning still in colorado. there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where we can get some work done. there's a three-prong plug. i have club passes. [ male announcer ] get the mileage card with special perk

knox for a couple years, how would that affect what's left?r lower interest rates and the by-products it should create, you can't make the arguments anymore. it is not creating jobs and it did help the stock market for the first part of the year, but it is not helping the stock market anymore. >> another topic to bring up with the governor when we talk to him later this hour, guys. don't go too far. we'll see you in a few moments. >>> when we come back, calstairs plans to use everything against them in the meeting with walmart later today. and governor romney later this hour. we'll come right back. >>> that amendment went to every investors. >> what do you want to say to the guy out there who thought he bought this stock at $38? >> we are on day seven or eight of the story and the stock was up 10% just today. >> are you afraid >>> walmart's board facing scrutiny today at the company's annual meeting in the wake that walmart executives bribed mexican officials to open store there is faster. all 16 members of wall math's board are up for re-elec

i don't know if you've seen those pieces of luggage with the victoria knox symbol, the swiss army knifehey're not a big ugly debt that makes lots of things to do well. >> with returns lower you have to think about the changes in payouts for endowments and intergenerational equity issues. >> i think one of the things that gets people tripped up a little bit is this difference between income or yield and total return is if you think about payout as just yield then people say oh i have to change up and lower my return expectations where the yields are low. if you think about spending and total return you don't really care as an investor if it's yield or capital gain so i think an endowment or foundation it still spend 4.5% to 5%. they have to have allocations in hedge strategies and frift strategies, and real assets with all of the money that's being created, huge returns in real assets. >> mark, thank you for your perspective this morning. >> thank you. >> i'm still a little anxious, don't know what to do. >> you got nothing on the hot stuff. >> nothing on the hot stuff. it's so hot it's

sergeant knox and specialist samuel watts. mr. speaker. we are continuing to spend money that we do not have. every day our debt goes up. every day we borrow money from foreign governments, and yet we will not bring our troops home from afghanistan. it's kind of ironic that the administration has signed a security agreement that will continue a financial relationship with afghanistan after our troops come home in 2014. that relationship is for 12 years. it's been projected that we will spend approximately $4 billion a month for those 12 years to pay for a corrupt leader and a corrupt government that will not survive. it does not matter how much money we spend, afghanistan's history is that no nation has ever gone into afghanistan and changed one thing. i do not understand why we in the house continue to find the money -- of course, it's borrowed money, by the way, probably from the chinese -- to send to afghanistan and yet we vote on programs to cut milk for children in the morning at school, we vote to cut programs for senior citizens to

and that was knox versus service union -- service employees international union, and the southern case was also decided as well. eight decisions remain to be decided by the supreme court, and that could include immigration today. it could include decency. and it could include health care. but we will continue our live coverage until we hear from the court that no more decisions will be made today. this is live coverage on c-span3. >>> and we continue to await the supreme court to see if it's going to have any more decisions today. it's already made two. and there's a delay right now because, and i want to report, this is from skotis blog. it's reporting justice brier is reading from his dissent in the knox versus service employees international union case. and that's why there's no additional news at this point because justice brier is actually reading from the bench his dissent. the 7-2 case. he was a thdissenter. we're told it's quite significant when a justice actually reads their dissent instead of just issuing it. so he obviously feels very strongly about this. now, tom goldstein