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even with the homicide inspectors kn somebody else committed the crime but due to my character and my uprising, i was the one to take the fall for it. >> once you are convicted of a crime. it's almost impossible to get it reversed. how did you do that? >> hope. you know in society you don't know what hope is until you are in a critical situation and you are saying i hope this and wish that. my hope was just fail, you know everyday i was hoping and praying that i would get out. my story would be not just heard because the story was heard, somebody would believe me and not look at where i come from and my bad character and understand that i didn't commit the crime. so hope to me was like it was overwhelming and every time i got in contact with somebody that i thought could help me or even interest in my case there was hope. if i can write a letter to a person and they can listen and read my letter that was hope to me that maybe they can react and even write me back. so in prison, it was like, without hope in prison, and without, i wanted to say something. i jumped around. i want to say,

there were some things in the old delegation agreement you kn, that it was executed in 2006 are not the most consistent with the existing planning code. so, we've really tried to make it as consistent as possible with the ppa application. i think one of the other staff recommendations is also to set a timeline for the p-a-c or for the cac to be able to review projects so that it's not stalled necessarily for a lack of planning -- stalled at the planning commission process for a lack of community review. which i think is something that we can be fully supportive of. the one note that is in there at the end of your case report is about the pdr being noticed. we would like, since you supported that piece of legislation, to include notifications o, generally -- i that hopefully this is a reasonable reconstitution of a community body that i think was really important to our neighborhood and hopefully will be important to you and to the supervisors as far as decision makers on land use projects. so, i can answer more questions about the history of the p-a-c or the delegation agreement or the

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he signed exit kn eed it and kn what he was doing. it's not enough that he should resign.ge citizen behaving like that. they would have him in a heartbeat. >> and we know about obama care. unimplementable that will be enforced by the irs. in light of what has been going on, how do -- how would you amend that process? >> i wouldn't amend it, i would cancel it. you have got to overturn this act. it's over 2,200 pages. the people who passed it never read it. these are people we elect. there are 20,000 pages of regulation to enforce this act. nobody knows what it's going to act or what's going to happen and you let the fox in the hen house? nobody -- everyone was proud of it when it passed but no one is backing it now. and unions are now abandoning ship. >> not only that, but nobody -- the reason is nobody knows. nobody has any idea. >> you don't think the president knows? >> absolutely not. no. of course not. whether he's going to read 2,200 pages? none of those guys have read it. >> as a business owner who has to insure some workers, how do you feel about it? >> i don't know

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so we kn, when you get down to the individual cell, that is where it is tough.he average fetime of the individual thunderstorm cell, not the entire complex is 35 mutes. up and down and form and that i another problem, these comedown do. i compare hurricanes to bulldozers. these things, you never know when it's coming of this guy. a lot scarier and frightening than a hurricane. you can get other the way if yo choose to. your property cannot, but a day or two in advanc you can if you choose to do so. dennis: we're watching the pictures, and it is devastating. seeing it from a helicopter and is as if a big, huge caught flatfoed china has come in and stompeover an entire neighborhood. truly scary stuff. >> i don't mean to downplay this . please don't misunderstand the disease is a big nowadays, but if thi were 1945 the same storm hit, a lot of that area would have been farm land andpeople areosing track of where we are as far as that type of situatio goes through where we have populated areas so much that th devastation is greater. more people live in the way of sto

we'll kn what the most efficient fuel will be we know that it will deliver if it make economic sense.s taing about is the government forced transition . >> here is what i'm saying. since 2006 american automakers among others have been manufacturing cars to sell brazil. they ve had toake them flexible fuel because gornment there has a mandate. nonmanufacturing a whole newar that would be government imposed . this is using the cars that we have by and large. john: thank you. coming up, and i don't know. more. and the audience gets to grill our guests. ♪ [applause] john: we are back with your questions for my guests. jey taylor from the cato institute, james taylor, not th singer. >> i am the original. john: from the heartland. frank gaffney of the center for security policy. first from my facebook page. what a wayo unshackle the energy so that itould be produced more efficiently. >> obviously you can open up federal lands for drilling wher they're currentlnot allowed, for instance the arctic nional ldlife refuge in the gulf of mexico is a simple thing that w could do, but the reality is

. >> you kn that you could make a lot more money, no matter how much the personal issues are involvedare 16% over the board. >> out of 60% that is going to make a lot of money make a lot of money. >> yes. that is the hing. they can't even do what they did he threaten to say that i am going to put this against you and wipe out your whole record. he said he has targeted. again, he is telling you exactly what he sees and anything else that goes with it. neil: okay, thank you very much. it is so smart that it is scary. okay, we have heard it allfrom the president. the heth care love will save money and save lives. but you won't believe what it's we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ but maybe

i kn.uck by falling grand falls plan by cutting entire cabinet departments like a bloated edation department. it has long been paid for by states the f spending $100 -- $100 biion per year is not better just more bureaucratic. who needs a commerce department? got just happens the politicians get power to help the cronies. so does the energy department they take your money to fund companies like solyndra, a solar trust, all of them wen bankrupt. we don't need an energy department. america already has won it is called the ee market. if you invent a better feel you will get rich. with those departments on i would go beyond senator paul's planned to cut more and close the labor department it is done by workers a does not need a department for also the agriculture department it is ne by farmers and bureaucrats mostly subsidized the big business. there is souch more that could be cut. in that book just out in paper book we cut all the way to serve less. it isn't hard it and it would create prospe

services, do its best to lift people out of poverty, to provide medical care for everyone, as you well kn, as saving the country. are those as potentially dangerous ideas as they used to be? >> well, 25 years ago my father was killed just because he was asking for these basic things like clean water, a glass of milk, and an arepa for every child. that's -- we still don't have that, and we need that. now we in colombia, maybe we are trying. i think there are some people here even in the government who are working for that. ♪ when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) designed for your most precious cargo. (girl) what? (announcer) the all-new subaru forester. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. ♪ >>> bogota is the largest city in colombia and the economic heart of the country. about a fifth of the population lives here. many of them very well, but some not so well. it's a city with

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any time a new virus emerges we don't kn the scope it is going to be. initial virus looks like high def rate among e cases. there is a problem, first of all he is not very shy when she says reat to the entire world. the head of the world health organization said it could kill up to 90 million, it was swine flu, says every time there is an emerging virus, she did it with sars. there is something very interesting. in 2003 effective 7000 people and killed 700 when it first emerged, sars was 50% death rate and evybody panic, it will kill the entire world. the city of toronto was cordoned off, asia spend $30 billion keeping peoplerom traveling and sequestering people. you know what, that is the rea story about sars, the fear, the panic. now i see on tv people say this could be another sars. but it was not as bad as people said. why my talking about sars? its the same kind of virus. guess what else is, the common cold lou: wn i look at the symptoms of this rus, talking about the cold, or flulike, symptoms. how many illnesses have those as illness. wait a minu

. >> host: [inaudible] >> guest: but the other hopkins is kn instrumental shifting, telling the minister held to talk to the president in terms of how to persuade him to do what stalin once which is to invade france. they never wanted the american and british armies in europe coming thru to italy which churchill wanted and roosevelt made a military decision himself. it's noted in the biography this is one of the few decisions he made to help the british in northern africa where they suffered a massive defeat and the second start he was calling for to take pressure off in germany was not africa but it's interesting when you go back and see these headlines stalin says the invasion is nice but not second front. it was about a ninth front by that time france comes along. it was extraordinary in he was the american booster of normandy and stalin was the leading non-american booster. churchill didn't want it. >> host: there was a delay from 42 to 44. >> guest: he wanted to come up in the middle and be close to germany. >> host: and also maybe save parts. as we know actually militarily because

you kn, t'simportant tha when you builda safe room or a shelter, it is digned to withstand the forcethe wind i think that sometis thatis something th we need to rebuild, i tnk that people's lives will be saved the. neil: are the ones getting to the point where it is a repeated nature close to vest back to back a little bit more tan 20 hours later, it is still tough. >> yes, it would be. i know that. they took advanta of that time. but it is a wise thing to d you know, we are spending more and more events. neil: director, we thank you very much. well, cliff clayton and michael bloomberg. same page. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the olst person you'venown? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learnea lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is howo you make su you have the money you need to eoy all of these years. ♪ [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i wanto treat mo dogs. ♪ our business n

firsofyou have to kn what the score is. check your credit report and your scores. go to annualcreditreport.com. i say get all thre they do not share information with each other. get a free credit score, check that each month, and what you are looking at is not so much thnumber, there are a lot of different scoring models, but what is strong, what is not strong, with plenty to look at improving? gerri: the further something bad is in your life the better off your scores going to be if you are doing the rit things now. >> that is right. if they have been through something really negative, not true. they a ilding current references. back on the wagon, using credit responsibly to build positive reference. gerri: a lot of people are juggling credit cards, i had to pay one of them off first. if you have a do it in a certain order, what order would you do it in? >> your best strategis to pay off the credit carthat is closto its limit first because one third of your credit card is how close you are to your credit limit. most pple think as long as i stay below 50% of the av

they kn they will not go to war in the united states over an island in the south china sea, but in ast to the chinese mind set, they really already are at war with us. neil: they discovered as well that money talks. we, as a country in their debt, we're always op defense. nevernipped the fact that guys like you they need us as much, if not more than we need them. we buy their junk as it is. we are always on defense. they know that. they have our number; right? >> what's interesting is i was in china a few years ago, and one of the things they found interesting was the method reagan used to take down the soviet union, and the pla's senior leadership said we ar so fascinated with the genius of the american people in their ability to defat the soviet union deflecting spending and beating them at their own game, fascinating, andgy, and we what you see, what, now, ten years on it's a physical manifestation of thoughts they d since the beginning of the 1990s, neil. neil: general, you're far more well adversed in military history than i'll be. usually, you come to blows. when there's a chan

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up kn you know what i mean?we're all like real puffed up. >> by the way, i was an editor so i think i'm kind of an expert -- >> didn't you smoke when you were the editor of "men's health"? >> i'm a pathetic, strange little man. diane, you have dated men in the past, i'm sure. >> she's over it. >> so apparently this country is just swarming with muscular, chiselled conservative men and this is where i'm spending my saturday night. clearly i'm doing something wrong. >> that was not necessary. >> she's still angry about bea arthur. >> she does have a point, though. if this study is true, you must have the left leaning person on the planet. >> unnecessary. this is quite a coup for the conservatives, guy. because there is no one any american would want to hang out with more than a dude that spends a lot of time in the gym. that is -- these guys have big muscles because they have an even bigger personality. they're not trying to overcome anything with it. and let me tell you something else about guys that spend a lot

hours we have to rely on tv, radio and i always stress if you live in tornado alley you need to have a kn noah weather radio with fresh batteries that's the only way you are going to know other than a siren in your neighborhood if a storm is on its way. >> janice dean will come back at the top of the hour as we put danger red on the map the areas we are watching closely. let's go to casey seigel. when the evening started he had just gotten in his car with our journalists there to hit interstate 35>> oo. >> we headed to dallas when we got word of all of this happening. this is what forecasters have been talking about for several days all of the conditions were becoming just right making a perfect storm if you will for these deadly storms. so we got in the car from dallas drove straight up i-35 into oklahoma city, and following these reports every step of the way it appears shawnee, oklahoma southeast of oklahoma city we are seeing some devastating pictures coming out of there. the sun is just about starting to go down when i first arrived about 30 minutes ago it was just beging to be sunse

kn we only know what we've beeneen told. >> remember, this is hundreds on years ago. they're the first europeans over here trying to make a country of this, and they run across thishs desperate time where there's nothing there, and this bad time period as far as like the temperatures and everything, no food, so they were desperate. >> right. >> you just never know. kno again, you have to wrap your mind around it when you get ready to see this exhibit. to find that skull almost intact, it's amazing. >> it's amazing. >> the stories they tell us about history are truly amazing. >> thanks, wisdom. >> well, it can be a tough transition for wounded service r members who return home, but a local marine learned thathat support is everywhere. see his amazing survival storyty ahead. >>> and a big night ahead for the caps. some of their biggest fans are n here to cheer them into thehe playoffs. >> yeah. >> look at that. >> hanging out with tucker in tc the virtual lounge. >> the virtual lounge. we'll check in with them next at 9:12. >> it's not real? the day i understood that it

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