and we did not actually make any commentary on ms. davisimply asked everyone who follow iii us who he would you added to list the newsmakers and what makes a newsmaker. >> did you pull the tweet back ms. parisi. >> no. >> that's still up there about the texas politician? >> it's not about the politician, it's actually a link to a list of newsmakers in 2013. >> is it still up there? >> on our official web page, yes. and we also. >> all right. i heard that you pulled that tweet back, so if i'm wrong, i stand corrected. arched you also issued an apology for it, i understand. >> we did. we in no way meant to confuse people that we were endorsing anybody on the list. so we actually issued. >> so you apologized if you confused anybody which did you with me and i accept your apology. >> thank you. >> let's get on to a spokesperson who i don't think it works for you now but certainly did was a member of a punk band with homosexual overtones. when i saw that ms. parisi asked respectfully that the factor not mention the than's name and i'm not going

. ~ >> thank you, ms. davis. oh, [speaker not understood], just come right up. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is [speaker not understood] and i'm here in my capacity as policy advisor for the national center for lesbian rights. thank you, supervisor kim, for sponsoring this crucial piece of legislation. as a former public defender for almost 12 years in the city and county of san francisco i can only tell you how crucial this type of legislation is for those who are formerly incarcerated. i wanted to underscore that although we appreciate that there are so many supervisors in support, we believe that for the entire board of supervisors to unanimously support this legislation is -- would be a show of leadership for the rest of the state and for the rest of the country. in addition, i wanted to underscore the fact that 47% of african-american transgender people have been incarcerated and this illustrates the disproportionate impact that employment discrimination based on criminal history has on the transg

dear ms. davis, we can no longer offer you the same policy. is no longer in the network due to the affordable care act. >> due to the affordable care act your monthly premium has increased. it is no longer covered due to the affordable care act. >> send senator landrieu a message. >> ann coulter is back, ann, how are you? >> fine, thank you. >> all right, so kirsten powers, ron fornier, by the way, welcome, finally they see what we see, if they see it, they're liberals and they support it, do you think there is any way this law does not survive? >> oh, yeah. >> explain. >> i mean, you're nicer to liberals than i am. all they're doing is admitting the obvious. what are they supposed to say in the web rollout went fantastically well? sn no, the idea that obamacare has fallen on its own has to be strenuously false. that doesn't mean we haven't done anything about public education or the government's take overof the -- takeover of the train system, the train systems used to be run by private companies. this will say unless people vote for republic

. >> hi, ms. davis. how confident are you that you are going to win? ery hopeful. >> anything you can tell us about the race that you told the group tonight? >> davis is in a fierce fight for the texas governor's mansion. and republican senator orrin hatch calling it outrageous. the irs announced it is reinstating employee bonuses it canceled last year. the new irs commissioner says employees will get millions of dollars in bonuses. yes, the same irs that targeted conservative groups. senator hatch said not every irs worker was involved in the targeting, but the bonuses send the wrong signal. and transparency on president obama's executive action. they disclosed the analysis about the lawfulness of all proposed executive order and that is tonight's speed read. thank you for being with us. we have a question for you right there. "o'reilly" is next. >>> tonight, on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye", fallout from the most boring super bowl ever. why the government is considering dissolving the nfl and replacing it with a national hole digging league. an

. >> dear ms. davis, we can no longer offer you the same policy.doctor is no longer in the network. >> due the affordable care act, your monthly premium has increased. >> no longer covered due to the affordable care act. >> send senator landrieu a message. obamacare is hurting louisiana families. >> even defenders of the law say they're finding it hard to defend him these days. here's kirsten powers. >> it's gotten to the point where it seems like there's an exemption for everyone except individuals. ron fornier ran something saying why i'm getting tired of defending obamacare. i say amen, brother, because that's how i feel. people who supported the law, who supported universal health care are put in the position of defending the president who has incompetently put this together, rolled it out, and that's why he has to do this, why he has to keep doing this, because it isn't working. >> greg, let's start with you. you're always talking about republicans and messaging and you want them to try to get it right. looking at that ad running in louisiana

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ms. davis, 36.t raises the question why abbott felt the need to campaign with a ted nugent at his side. we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] we'll cook all day today, but we're not staying in the kitchen. just start the slow cooker, add meat and pour in campbell's slow cooker sauce. by the time you get home, dinner is practically done. and absolutely delicious. everyone is cooking with new campbell's slow cooker sauces. >>> welcome back to "hardball." what happened at the white house after the country's governs met there with the president yesterday. it's been getting a loft attention, not all good for louisiana governor bobby jindal. in case you missed it, here is what happened. as usual, the governors sounded themes of bipartisanship and camaraderie until jindal took the microphone. jindal broke the kumbahyah spirit taking aim at the president, particularly his push for a federal minimum wage of $10.10, provoking dannel malloy of connecticut to jump in to challenge mr. jindal. >> i heard a qu

he has a concealed handgun license and ms. davis says she wants to get one, too. are some of the latest headlines on c-span radio. it is really a new shipment of the president and that has always been the case. the president is always the master. i served under seven presidents. they each come to view it as their personal prop stand. they don't have to worry about the normal congressional appropriations process. convenient and attractive and sometimes overly in theve tool foreign-policy arsenal. cia, saturdayhe night on afterwards, part of booktv this weekend on c-span2. comment on last night's guest. join the conversation. go to booktv.org. host: our bus is in norman, oklahoma, home of the university of oklahoma. aboard our bus is the president of the university of oklahoma, david boren. if i could begin with the state of higher education in oklahoma and this country. guest: we are glad to have you. i would like to give the a warm welcome to the university of oklahoma where the wind chill is morning.e this we are facing a critical moment. that is true in virtuall

ms. welna. >>> good afternoon, i'm machaela davis i'm a staff attorney at the aclu in northern california. one thing we do is work on alternative to incarceration around the state. we really are focusing on counties redirecting resources to strategies that strengthen communities and make our communities safe and healthy. decreasing barriers to employment and housing as everyone knows is one of those key strategies to keeping our communities safe and healthy. as the state continues to undergo the changes under criminal justice realignment, county level reform is all the more important. and we're looking forward to san francisco continuing to serve as a positive example to other counties around the state. so, i want to express our strong support of the legislation and thank supervisors kim and cohen and the rest of the board for their support. >> thank you, ms. [speaker not understood]. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is ernest stokes. i'm a long time resident of san francisco, i live in the bayview district. basically i'm here because i'm in favor of the fair chance ordinance beca

degree murder we have seen a very strong online support group demanded justice for the jordan davis we now know that ms also website and a facebook page to monday just as the model done so once again. a simple been the commander of a young african american is thought to be polarized both sides of the story. obesity wolves to simply represent two very different ways of looking at the justice system here in america. i was one snacks at this point for michael dunn there's a trial but in the coming when no one actually happened. what's a very good question the first thing we have to do is the internet's top of what we do know this can happen said no reason to spend real milne time in prison that special beach attempted second degree murder conviction carries a minimum sentence of at least twenty years that's sixty is also the band will we still don't know the busy bee will eventually been in every place in a new trial for the month of jordan davis in a fine ending. he is convicted for that charging that the lpc spend life in prison without parole. as i say we still don't exactly know that if and when that

davis could not provide details but the suspected ms. cut that was a grave. misconduct was grave. >> pam: with google glass expected to be officially on the market in the near future you need to get used to seeing people wearing them. as our tech reporter gabe slate tells us not everyone is comfortable when someone is wearing google glass in their presence. gabe? >> reporter:this is sarah solcum a social media consultant who lives in the bay area. she wears her google glass almost everywhere she goes over the weekend her glasses got her a lot of attention at a bar in san francisco. she captured some video of to share what the experience of what it is like when wearing them. >> reporter:she says most of the time when she wears her google glass it is received well but sometimes it can bring her un=welcomed attention. >>"it was weird, i literally ended up saying 'i can't again " >> reporter:sarah was out with friends when they entered a bar in the haight ashbury area in san fransico. >> reporter:this is video she captured >>"we were there maybe 15 minutes and tw

davis of illinois for today. mr. defazio of oregon for today. ms. jackson lee of texas for today. ms. matsui of california for today. mrs. noem of south dakota. and mr. pastor of arizona for today and the balance of the week. the speaker pro tempore: works. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. gohmert: thank you, mr. speaker. well, today once again, the president has unilaterally, almost like a monarch just said, you know what? obamacare is the law, and yes, he didn't say this, but the fact is, harry reid, the senators were willing to shut down the government instead of just passing a bill that would have suspended obamacare for a year or at least suspend the mandates. and he did it again today. so it makes it very clear, the shutdown of our government that hurt so many people was clearly a political game by harry reid and the senate democrats because they wanted america to hurt, blame the republicans, when all along, they were willing to agree to what we offered to avoid the shutdown. shame on you. i yield back. the spea