jenay palmer appears unconscious. all the way out of the elevator and sees the man approaching. rice talks to the man and tries here. he is trying to pick her up. the video is showing palmer apparently coming to, lifting her head on her own. let's go now and you just talked to rice's attorney and what did he tell you about the video? >> he is saying in the video we are not seeing the full picture. he entered a plea of not guilty and he went on to me, i can't try the case in the media. there a set of facts that the public doesn't know about yet. he believes the public will have a different opinion. that's ray rice's attorney. what is going on? they released this video that is from the casino in atlantic city on february 15th. ray rice is there and a seemingly unconscious fiance jenay palmer. what we have not been able to conferm is when the video was taken in relationship to the incident. they charged both rice and palmer with assault. at the casino she hit him with her hand. he hit her with his hand. both received a c

elizabeth palmer is there. >> reporter: towns along the river thames west of london are awash, as the across the south of england continues to rise. it's turned houses into islands, streets into rivers, and the countryside into a vast sea. britain's prime minister david cameron has promised whatever it takes to tackle the crisis. >> if money needs to be spent, it will be spent. if resources are required, we will provide them. if the military can help, they will be there. >> reporter: today, soldiers did arrive in the flooded town of wraysbury to start sandbagging, though, for many homeowners, it's too late. january storms left thousands facing evacuation, and even washed the ground away under a section of railway, leaving the swinging in midair. today, there was a bit of a sunny break, but even when the water is not falling from the sky, the ground is so waterlogged that it's welling up from underneath. and the weather forecast for tomorrow? more rain. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, wraysbury, in the thames valley. >> pelley: a washington showdown was avoided this evening when the republ

, until friday, it wasn't even clear that both sides were going to show up. >> axelrod: elizabeth palmer in london, liz, thank you. it got rough on the streets of istanbul today. police battled demonstrators protesting new turkish government restrictions on the internet. police fired tear gas and water cannons at hundreds of marchers angry about a law that would let the government block web sites. a sight-seeing trip in the french alps turned tragic when a bolder the size of a car slammed into a train. two people were killed, nine others injured. look at the front car of the train dangling precariously over an embankment. the new farm bill president obama signed into law yesterday cuts $8.6 billion from food stamps during the next decade. now this comes on top of $5 billion in cuts during the last year. jeff pegues tells us what this means for families who use the programs. >> potato, onions, please. >> reporter: jeff bredt was earning six figures a year as a wine expert in restaurants. >> we have chicken thighs, ground turkey and catfish. >> reporter: but now he's out of work and counts

elizabeth palmer has reported on the civil war from the beginning in 2011.turkey, she reconnected with the syrian woman who was lucky to make it out. >> reporter: this is a story of survival. two years ago we first met ameenah working as an anti-al- assad activist in a rebel-held suburb of damascus. at night the whole area around her home came under constant shelling by the syrian army. but as bad as things were, they were about to get a lot worse. in august 2013, ameenah'sÑi neighborhood was attacked with chemical weapons. but the poison gas that killedÑi more than a thousand people blew away from her house. and she lived to tell us in a skype call how she ran to the clinic. >> i asked to help, the people were screaming. >> reporter: it was risky, but life had ceased to mean very much by then. >> if i didn't die from theçó chemical weapon, i'm going to die from the starvation. >> reporter: that fall the syrian military had cut off all food supplies the suburbs. when the army lifted its siege long enough to allow the vulnerable to escape, ameenah managed to

police in atlantic city, new jersey, arrested rice and his fiancee, janae palmer, over the weekend.hey say the couple got no an argument at the revell casino, and the argument turned physical. police charged rice and palmer with assault. >>> a montrose, virginia, principal is headed to court. washington & lehigh school andrea michelle roan was ticketed late wednesday night during the region's heavy snowstorm. the officerha get to know our local athletes, find all of the big highlights, and join the conversation on the nbcwashington facebook page. >>> lasting effects. coming up, a new study of how bullying can cause problems later in life. >>> bobby mitchell, a football star that broke the color barrier in washington, and changed the redskins forever. stay with us. we'll be right back. alma mater. >> so i was already illinois and didn't know it, and until my mother said you're going -- >> reporter: and so, he headed in the direction his mother pointed, northward to champaign, illinois. >> i'd never been anywhere. and all my mama did was point. she hadn't been nowhere neither. >> bob

show her janay palmer knocked out and looks pretty unconscious to me.pute is did he knock her out or was she intoxicate snid spoke with ray rice's attorney who was adamant that this video, while it is very compelling does not tell the entire story. he says that there is more evidence and he wouldn't be specific on what that evidence was but there is strong evidence that will not only exonerate ray rice but he says it will make ray look like a good person like the good person is he is what he told me on the phone. >> that may be a hard sell based on this particular video. maybe there is more. tell me, did the police, did anyone confirm whether or not she was drunk or not? whether she is unconscience from having too much to drink or even some pills? >> well, we know he was out and he was hanging around the bar scene inside the casino that night. so far we don't know how much he had to drink. we have been talking it a lot of people and we are still trying to get those details but, cops not saying if she was intoxicated or if he was intoxicated at this poin

rice and his fiancee jenae palmer were both charged with simple assault at an atlantic city casino. a police report says they struck each other with their hands. they were released on personal cognizance with a court summons. >>> extremely cold weather and recent storms in our area are wreaking havoc on the streets. road crews across d.c., maryland and virginia have been busy repairing a slew of potholes like these on river road. the district's potholepalooza is set to begin this month. that's when ddot will have extra crews on the road. ddot says it's lled over 5,700 potholes, 2,500 of those just this month. >>> tomorrow is presidents day which means all government offices, schools, banks and financial markets are closed. if you're off, you'll want to know the forecast and you might like what first alert meteorologist erica grow has to say tonight. >> we'll start off dry and it looks like we'll keep any precipitation out of the forecast until after sunset on presidents day. so there is some good news in the forecast. the bad news for. s day, it's going to be cold -- for presidents

. >> take the oath which is a bullying campaign, which ashley launched with keke palmer.hools, boys and girls clubs to let kids know and young girls know it's not cool to bully. the second initiative we started a few months ago which is called yell confidence, and we had kiki wyatt, and kelly rowland and different artists to come on and stop the domestic violence. >> and the message was spread. >> i think the same thing, oh, she's on tv, her life is perfect, but it's not like that. we go through the same thing. people look at celebrities as snobby or rich and they get everything that they want at the right time. but they still go through things like everybody else. >> it's extremely important for people such as myself, every day people, celebrities, to speak up. and speak out and let it be known to save our daughters. >> the organization's name, saving our daughters, took on a deeper meaning in 2011 when founder curtis benjamin lost his daughter to cancer. >> i got a call from my wife that i had to go down to the hospital. and we found out later that she was dying with a

i don't know care who you are, tiger woods, arnie palmer, this guy, they have nothing on.ake a look at this over the weekend. >> 95-foot putt to win a car. greens are fast here in auburn. [ laughter ] >> look at this. 95 feet for a car. try putting on a basketball court. [ talking at the same time ] >> fantastic shot. >> thank you. >>> coming up tonight at 10:00 p.m. a care taker is behind bars, that story and more tonight at 10:00 p.m. good night. >> night. good is in every blue diamond a good that comes in 25 flavors. from whole natural to wasabi and soy sauce. and once good gets going, there's no stopping it. get your good going. blue diamond. snack nut of the u.s. ski team. can people change? well, that's a -- that is a tough one, but i would say yes, people can change. that's what i believe, anyway, and i will till the day i die. you do realize you're proving the exact opposite of your point. see? she's changed. she used to be very supportive of me. [ beep ] claire: come on. [ beep ] [ television plays loudly ] aah. phil! ow, ow! why is it so loud?! my ears are bleedi

the bomb tore apart his taurus bus carrying south korean sites he is at the palmer st as it was about to cross into israel from egypt. the people on board when returning from visiting st catherine's monastery in egypt's sinai desert. in seoul south korean government said a full investigation was necessary it is and to the egyptian foreign minister has no knowledge the seriousness of these incidents. a woman has expressed his intent for total war effort into handing me on this situation. south korea says its nationals on the bus with christians from the same church. the tama crossing was closed after the attack. israel is advising its nationals not to go to egypt. well no group has claimed responsibility for the blast. it bears the hallmarks of once blamed on al qaeda. guidance by businessmen that sits inside a connected series of attacks on police officers and soldiers since the ouster of president mohamed more seasons too. if they are behind it it would mark a shift in strategy on which to deal yes know the bloke to egypt's tourism industry singer agents and lawyers acting for the co

. >>> i'm joined now by politico senior respond anna palmer.ning. >> good morning. >> we have to turn to a serious node noet. about 4 million people have enrolled in obamacare which puts it on pace to come up short of its 7 million enrollee goal by end of the march. what's the political fallout? >> it it's big. this is something that is a signature issue. for every democrat running for reelection, you're hoping this law actually starts o to work because it's something that republicans are hitting them over and over again. the administration is saying 7 million might have been a little too aggressive. if we get to 6 million, we'll feel pretty strong about that. >> an arizona law that would allow businesses to refuse service to the gay community based on religious believes is spreading. delta airlines says it's deeply concerned about these proposed measures and if passed into law these proposals would cause significant harm to many people and will result to job loss. that is their u quote. is that a essentially a warning shot to not only arizona,

janay palmer-fiance >> gary: according to a summons rice hit his behalf in the casino when during heredly hit town prior both were arrested for symbol of sought the end as belt were redo the incident under its personal conduct policy. the nfl will review the incident >> gary: young people are supposed to be fresh and pure. >> gary: if they do not win a playoff series or make the post-season he may sacrifice jackson but if they went to night there will be 10 games over 500. i do like coach but yw it works someone has to be blamed if it does not work. >> gary: i think when you say the major league pitch he will try out for someone. maybe if not this year, and next year. lockwood on. >> gary: my favorite olympic moment this year-he took up all of the time i cannot answer. pauling at or skating from san jose. >> pam: what you need to know what to this top stories. >> pam: the company says postponing an annual investment conference scheduled for early march as a result of these developments parent with more than 1300 locations across the nation safeway subsidiaries. >> pam: and mr. peterso

michael palmer, thanks for joining us. that's it for "on the markets."hanks this is "taking stock" for thursday, february 6, 2014. i'm pimm fox. focusing first this hour, we got to -- we've got to focus on extreme reaching. first off, extreme lows. michael moore toma has been an extreme low. and performing in a theater in harlem, that is a positive extreme.

for the project had been underway since november when president i've met with russian president palmer in and signed a memorandum of understanding. bill hall south korean companies take part in the real me with bodily season projects the unification ministry also announced it will look into this unsuspecting hands cultural understanding between the two kirby yes i'm working in various areas including sports and arts the minister emphasized however that it will also dedicate equal efforts continue to arise in north korea will try to see improvement chains with its northern neighbor. beauty and the defendants. before your dna. and another begins. get the latest line from seoul expert analysis from ages fourteen with the viewpoint of the cold its global network and why. for the odd white gold accents. he always on standby. south. somebody may dismiss the minister of oceans and fisheries on thursday after the politician true criticism for her attitude toward an oil spill in waters off the south coast of korea during a visit to the accident site in yes you over the weekend. yoon jin soo qui

politics >>> joining me for our first look at politics, politico senior washington correspondent, anna palmer thanks for being with us >>> the president wants to increase minimum wayne to $10.10. the congress budget office says that could cost about 500,000 jobs. are republicans correct in saying this move will hurt the economy? >> it was a mixed bag. republicans had some good news out of this cbo report and democrats had some good news. it is going to be politics. this issue has been stalled in congress for quite a few months now where you have democrats wanting to increase it and republicans stalling on it, the fact that they said there is going to be job losses is something that republicans are going to hit over and over again. >> i can hear the talking points already. >> the cbo, as you mentioned, also says that it will boost earnings for 16.5 million people lifting some 900,000 out of poverty. for democrats who support the idea, it seems like the numbers might be in their favor. >> i think you are going to see democrats hit this issue over and over. they want to bring this up again. it s

the last one where they go well it feels good listen it feels right to see jeffrey dahmer you know palmer some horrible person it feels good to see them die or use of them wouldn't feel good to see like the heads of goldman sachs and a u.f.c. fighting match with brock lesnar beaten with stacks of their own money yeah i feel pretty good and wouldn't feel good to see the real housewives of beverly hills have dry wall shoved in their mouths and spackle shut yeah it feel pretty good and wouldn't feel good to see the heads of exxon and chevron drop in oil and then covered in bread crumbs and then sent into a closure with exotic birds and hacked yeah it feel pretty good right why don't we do those things because they're morally wrong so if we find all those things morally unacceptable why not a racist fault the death penalty and we haven't gotten into the racist thing yet i really do want to see the heads of goldman sachs know i go. to. somebody i know i know i know you do this i mean it's ok. but i think i think you get to the racist thing which is they've done studies and equal death penalty

police in atlantic city, new jersey, arrested rice and his fiancee, jenae palmer, over the weekend. an argument at a casino turned physical. police charged the two with assault. >>> president obama is publicly praising the university of missouri football player who recently announced he's gay. the president made the comments during an interview with former nba star charles barkley during last night's all-star game. he said michael s.a.amm is courageous for coming out before the draft. he compared coming out in sports to the fight for african-americans. >> you think about what jackie robinson ended up meaning not just to baseball but to the entire society. i wouldn't be sitting here if it weren't for him. i think america is stronger where everybody is being treatied with respect and dignity. >> during the interview, the president also encouraged young people to sign up for health care coverage. >>> current lieutenant governor anthony brown, the lieutenant governor of maryland, may be the man to beat in the race for governor. 35% of democrats likely to vote say they support brown. 14%

in spain fans of the protesters gathered in the streets of palmer chanting slogans against their will take this happened as spain's princes christina arrived in court over a corruption scandal involving her husband and his suspected of defrauding regional governments and embarrassing six million euros of public money become a crisis hit spain holland with many local authorities tightening their belts and judges looking into a pre two thousand and eight corruption case. also some news just in that at least two people have been killed and seven injured after a train derailed in the northern french alps emergency services are now at the scene more on this as we get. this way south of preparing for a referendum on whether to count immigration polls show increasing support for the blonde to limit the number of foreigners moving to switzerland but some warn it could backfire on they call me as a loose account and it has been finding out. welcome to switzerland breathtaking views plentiful jobs and low taxes it's no surprise that the streets here are growing more crowded some eighty thousand

till then please steve palmer who said last august that he would step down within the year. microsoft also announced that its founder bill gates will step down as chairman he will become a technology advisor. hicks will remain on the company's board and is expected to be involved in a new product developments. microsoft executives are reviewing their business model which has designed depended heavily on software development for personal computers. they now lame to beef up services for mobile devices as well as cloud computing for corporate users. lloyd is this the next hour is another attack on the markets. the is it that taiwan's main opposition party and challenging sunday's general action in court. the idea that violated the constitution. the real action is deepening the political turmoil in southeast asia's second largest economy. auntie kim and protesters disrupted duty in bangkok in areas to the sounds the field the facilities used to store balance that with nearly twenty percent of all constituencies to council voting. you seem like no one said she will organize anoth

he knocked janine palmer out in an altercation last weekend.med the eighth enivity of the video, but doesn't show the whole story. both reese and powell were arrested is charged with domestic violence. usa today saying the couple returned to they are home together later in the day. >>> we shift topics to talk about the ladies in the rink of figure skating, and south kree a's kim holds a slight lead after yesterday. 15-year-old russian skater julia lipmanskia was unable to revive the spirit of her country. she fell on a triple flip and broke down in tears. u.s. champion gracie gold. ashley wagner and edmonds now not behind in sixth and seventh please respect tiffly. >>> to some hockey news now, and the machine's quarterfinals yesterday really disappointing for the home country of russia eliminated after a 3-1 loss to finland. the finnish team will face sweden in a couple of hours. this photo over the winter games mascot was taken after the loss. the russian coach faced some really tough questions after the loss, and this is where it gets good be

we have more with elizabeth palmer. good morning. >> good morning.witnesses say that shortly after takeoff a man told flight attendants that he wanted to be taken to sochi where the olympics were on and if they didn't take him there he was going to blow up the bomb using a cell phone to detonate it but the pilot decided he was going to carry on to his original destination. he landed the plane, which had been accompanied in the air by two scrambled f-16 fighter jets in istanbul. the governor of the city said the authorities examined the man's luggage and quickly determined he had no bomb. while traffic to the airport was diverted, turkish special forces evacuated the plane. here's the would-be hijacker. a 45-year-old ukrainian man. he's under arrest. authorities say he may have been drunking on drugs, or perhaps mentally ill. another passenger described the scene on board which remained surprisingly calm. after the man threatened to detonate his bomb he told reporters he returned to his seat and didn't get up again for three hours. that may be because

over the last two years, john shiday, a cocoa palmer produced 25% more cocoa. that's because he's been planting a new cocoa bean resistant to diseases. unlike the beaches he used to plant that took four to five years to mature. there's something, to my best the of knowledge. other rich people, despite producing more cocoa there are changes. >> even though cocoa production is expected to rise 10% this year, and the government wants to double production to 500,000 tonnes next year, not enough is done to help them grow more. >> most farmers don't have access to loans to lease or buy land. they can't by seeds or machinery. many are not trained and no formal data base of the farmers exist. >> if the governments try a small chance, so invest, in times of providing them, all this from amenities, you understand. if they help the farmers. it will be very fine. >> there are changes in transporting co-ka from farms to the main port. >> there's a shortage in facilities. if the problems can solved. it can regain positions. the government doesn't plan or pz cocoa. it is all

chael palmer,chas p mucr, mucfor in us.in in in for on the markets. ♪

he pushed opponents aside, seized the standard that the delegation and rushed forward, the signal palmer raids, woodrow wilson soon afterwards the hall that nominated him for a vice president but now they saw a different figure, thick and the shoulders and chest but flimsy in the legs, the body of the straight. turned to the boy and started toward the lectern. this is the story my grandmother told me at the 1924 convention. roosevelt's friend sent a cold shiver in the hall, sudden sorrow over this publicans addition of what had been lost. there was a hush and everybody was holding their breath, everybody was sort of sweeping inwardly, politicians, a very vigorous young man at the previous convention and here now was this terribly crippled person getting himself to the platform somehow, looking so pale, so thin, so delicate. he reached the lectern with both hands gripping the handle of his crutches. he could not wave so he threw his head up and grinned. it tore the place to pleases. when the noise subsided the voice that emerged from the weak figure on the platform was superb. the accent

police are now saying his fiance jenae palmer was rendered unconscious when rice struck her with his his fiance were charged with assault. rice is facing a possible nfl suspension. >>> now to northern california. and that's where someone just won the sixth biggest powerball jackpot ever. the winning ticket sold to the chevron just north of san jose. the winner still hasn't come forward. that's tonight's speed read. thanks for being with us tonight. good night. make sure to go to gretawired.com. tell us what you thought about tonight's show. good night from >>> tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye." is the highly advanced north korean air force planning to attack europe? we will show you what they are sending against the aerial assault. and how does the president feel about forgetting to tell his friends to pre order "not cool." >> that's something i regret. that's on me. >> and space heaters. useful winter time appliance or dangerous stealth weapon with crippling nerve gas. none of these stories on "red eye." gill and now let's welcome our guests. she will steal your heart

. >> officers frownberger and palmer carried him out to a radio car to take him to the hospital.f course, there was no ambulance on the way at that time. and my partner and i took chapman and put him in the radio car to the station house to read him his rights. >> dr. steven lin is on call at roosevelt hospital. >> two police officers came rush ing through the front door of the emergency department and literally carrying over their shoulders a limp body and they said, dr. lynn, we can't get any vital signs. >> also in the emergency a young abc producer from new york who had been in a motorcycle accident. >> and so i heard somebody saying, it is a gunshot, and we have him coming in. i remember asking when is it coming in, and they said right now. i remember seeing them trotting. running as fast as they could. >> we rushed into the trauma room. will was no pulse, there was no blood pressure. we had an unresponsive patient. they brought him literally to the room i'm lying outside of, and some people, and the medical people ran in and pulled a curtain. >> we didn't know who the patie

mitchell palmer, the american protective lead, repressed german-americans, and there were fights in the streets of american cities, milwaukee, chicago, between german-americans and polish-americans and non-german-mens. it was ugly. what they disliked about wilson was this repression. not necessarily from the executive office, but accountabilities by the executive office. >> [inaudible] >> sure, as many as you like. >> one in the far back. >> and the front row too. >> yours can be the last. >> okay. >> i'm pete chase. referring to one the answers you gave earlier tonight, you said that what liberals dispias is in particular democracy. i guess because it empowers the average guy in a way they find deplorable. i'm having trouble scoring that with calls on the left. it's always for more democracy. i mean, the 17th amendment, the calls for the abolition of the college, seems like on the left, calling for more direct democracy, and i'm having trouble squaring it. >> stick with the word "directings" that's crucial. they want more direct democracy to create a centralize the society so when you

cheryl palmer boyer says stop with the annoying clapping.ave it for when the president actually says something exciting and new. yes, indeed, an hour, hour and a half of a state of the union could be reduced to about a 15-minute speech if we told just to sit through the whole thing without making a sound and let us get through it. if they really enjoy clapping that much, at the end of the speech, they can sit there in their chairs and clap for 45 minutes while the rest of us go and watch something else. that would be my suggestion. and then a question from michael. why does he feel the need to use human props? well, going back to president regan, the first president, at least that knroe of, who ever pointed to someone in the gallery and made sort of a very important part of the speech being about them. every president since then, everyone, has brought someone to sit, typically with the first lady and point to them. i will say this for the president. and i do admire him for this. i'm glad that the person he did pick to sit up in the balcony w

police are now saying his fiance jenae palmer was rendered unconscious when rice struck her with his his fiance were charged with assault. rice is facing a possible nfl suspension. >>> now to northern california. and that's where someone just won the sixth biggest powerball jackpot ever. the winning ticket sold to the chevron just north of san jose. the winner still hasn't come forward. that's tonight's speed read. thanks for being with us tonight. good night. make sure to go to gretawired.com. tell us what you thought about tonight's show. good night from washington. >>> tonight -- another conflict involving democracy. this one in ukraine. and putin is involved. should president obama go against the russian leader? we'll have a special report. >> iran has agreed to suspend all enrichment of uranium above 5%. >> now come reports iran may be lying over nukes. we'll have the latest with james rosen and carl cameron. >> put the picture up again so i can get the caption. i'm saying to carolla don't come any closer. >> also tonight, adam carolla will respond to my mocking him on the kimme

here is new york fox 5 tech expert shelley palmer. what is going on here? >> i wish we knew.et's just try it projects. in world in which we live everyone thinks about robots as things you see in the movies where they are autonomous and humanoid and android. melissa: running dog running around, that is creepy. >> in manufacturing robots used to make things and believe it or not, they are not autonomous and it is hard to program them. what google is trying to do which is brilliant is get into the future of manufacturing by creating an operating system that would make it easier to program robots and they have a wonderful partner they can test with, massive manufacturing group in taiwan, for apple and -- melissa: and there have been problems with work conditions and this and that and apple continues to partner with that and it is a black eye for apple. to do business with them. should google be working with fox? >> great question and maybe a little above my pay grade because the politics are really complicated. how much of that is mudslinging and how much is real and how much wit

her, one of the things we found out is she is on the e-mail chain with a small set of old friends palmer her faith adviser in 2008, more, a longtime clinton aide who was with jesse jackson, discussing religious teachings and quote, something where sheet doesn't go to church in public, disturbing other people's ability to worship because of the fanfare, and state department detailed. something that matters to her, her face is a branch of mechanism which has a strong component of public service in it. pcs her role to do things for the better good. not everybody agrees with her view of how that chip happen or what is the better good but it is something that is driving her. >> that played a role in her decision to accept president obama's many pleas to join her administration and takeover. >> she said no, he said think about it. think on it. then she calls a few times and eventually what happened was he offered it to her and she said let's talk conditions and she called him back one morning. the way she explains is if she had been president-elect and senator obama then to serve for her she w

there's there,video of rice dragging palmer out of an elevator after allegedly knocking her out.ted for the altercation. not clear how the nfl plans to deal with this latest incident. one after another. what can we say? what should be done about this? while we love the nfl? >> i think the nfl policy on this sort of thing is very lax. these guys are could tddled and and earned their way on the field, don't take that away. they get themselves involved with women who they can really manhandle. somebody like this ought to be suspended for at least a year and the nfl that takes more money from any other sporting event in this country, or for a sport for this country, ought to get together and recognize these pampered little babies they have got are trouble-maker. >> she's arrested for simple assault, eric. what about goodell, should he come out and make a statement in they are investigating. they have the video from revel in atlantic city. >> watch -- watch -- >> he actually uses his foot to push her leg out of the way. i mean, that video should -- they should bring that to court and

pick doesn't toll -- public doesn't tolerate corruption, and all of this is focused on the duke of palmeris is why it has left the public disenchanted with the royal family. >> they have highlighted that not only royal figures are immune from corruption scandals in spain. the financial crisis has affected the lives of ordinary people. that members of the royal family were allegedly involved in such cases has only increased the disillusionment with the country's establishment. >>> some american lawmakers now on a humanitarian mission to cuba. the congressional delegation, was visiting allen gross. they also toured guantanamo bay. >>> have you ever wanted to live like a gangster? we will show you how next on al jazeera. >>> not all the winter games are in sochi. a competition of ice and snow right here in the good old u.s. of a. that's next. >>> after more than a week of medical tests, former chicago mayor richard daley has been released from the hospital. he was rushed to the i.c.u. on january 31st. he had just returned to chicago after falling ill during a seminary in arizona. he left the

both rice and janay palmer were arrested, accused of hitting each other. prosecutors canceling rice's court appearance next week to review all of this new evidence now. >>> senator ted cruz beating back against critics from within his own party. he's been taking heat for filibustering the debt ceiling bill a few weeks ago. cruz now blasting gop leadership for pushing the vote, saying it was all show and a disservice to their own constituents. >> my response is, i don't want to throw any republicans under the bus. i would like to see all 45 republicans stand together and actually do what we tell our constituents. >> fox news contributor. bernard wittman, bill clinton pollster and democratic strategist. where do you find ted cruz in the whole of the republican party? >> ted cruz basically is reflective of a frustration, i think, among a lot of republicans in this country that the establishment, if you will, is not standing up to president obama. let's face it. harry reid and the m democrats were the 45, they would be obstructing george w. bush or any republi

cheryl palmer boyer says stop with the annoying clapping. save it for when the president actually says something exciting and new. yes, indeed, an hour, hour and a half of a state of the union could be reduced to about a 15-minute speech if we told just to sit through the whole thing without making a sound and let us get through it. if they really enjoy clapping that much, at the end of the speech, they can sit there in their chairs and clap for 45 minutes while the rest of us go and watch something else. that would be my suggestion. and then a question from michael. why does he feel the need to use human props? well, going back to president regan, the first president, at least that knroe of, who ever pointed to someone in the gallery and made sort of a very important part of the speech being about them. every president since then, everyone, has brought someone to sit, typically with the first lady and point to them. i will say this for the president. and i do admire him for this. i'm glad that the person he did pick to sit up in the balcony

. >> officer frownberger and palmer carried him out to a radio car to take him to the hospital.way at that time. and my partner and i took chapman and put him in the radio car, take him to the station, read him his rights. >> dr. steven lin is on call at roosevelt hospital. >> two police officers came rushing through the front door of the emergency department, literally carrying over their shoulders a limp body. they said, dr. lynn, we can't get any vital signs. >> also in the emergency room was alan weiss, a young producer from abc new york, who had been in a motorcycle accident. >> gunshot. gunshot in the chest. it's hitting the door now was the answer. at that moment a stretcher was wheeled in. six to eight police officers around it, trotting, running it back as fast as they could. >> we rushed into the trauma room. there was no pulse. there was no blood pressure. we had an unresponsive patient. >> they brought him in literally to the room that i'm lying outside of. the doctor ran in, some other medical people ran in, they pulled the curtain. >> we didn't know who our patient

derek palmer, how will nancy pelosi know you were disrespectful to the president when she never watchessecretly a premium member. suzie watson, birthing ham alabama, i'm not sure what the liberal media is thinking when they say the president should ub giving special treatment. i address mr. obama in a tone that suggested my questions needed to be answered. i didn't properly couch the questions in defrn shall language. bill, what grade would you give yourself if you feel good in your heart, that's all that matters. not in my business. i'm not going to grade the interview, because i'm not objective. barbara johnson. o'reilly i was ready to tell you to i give the interview a rest. then you announced a fund-raiser for the fisher house. my handwritten interview notes signed by me and president obama are being auctioned off. and a $25 fisher house gets you a replica of the signed notes. the fisher house is a great military charity, you get the original, that is big. but you can also get the replica. ted from tennessee, kudos to jesse waters, for the first time in recorded history, he made sen

mitchell palmer who was in the american protective league, repressed german-americans. and it's not well known, but there were fights in the streets of american cities, milwaukee, chicago between german-americans and polish-americans. and non-german-americans. it was, it got ugly. so what they disliked about wilson was this, was this repression. not necessarily from, directly from the executive office, but countenanced by the executive office. >> fred, will you take one or two more? >> sure, as many as you'd like. >> [inaudible] >> the savant in the front row too. >> this will be the last question. >> hi, thanks. my name is pete chase. referring to one of the answers you gave earlier tonight, you said that what liberals despise is egalitarianism and, in particular, democracy i guess because it empowers the average guy in a way they find deplorable. but i'm having trouble squaring that with calls on the left, it's always for more democracy. repeal -- i mean, the 17th amendment, the calls for the abolition of the electoral college. it seems like on the left they're always

and really when it came down to is who they thought could be that manages transition from a steve palmer phase two to the new phase of microsoft we are talking about three hundred billion dollar company which like you said one hundred thousand employees. whew just the first one a to do list for the new boss. i think the big thing is in you can see inside his first interviews microsoft he's become cool again. micah some use to be a cool company it's hard it's hard to remember that there was a time or microsoft was the close company. and i think they need to bring back the cool factor in the den alot of it that i think a lot of people were disappointed with how windows eight launched an aunt and i think they are still opportunities to come back on that but the real thing is they need to become a consumer facing company cannot enterprise company which is where they are today. mr bill gates is taking over the role as part time technical advisor to the ceo will. mandela the ku football having gates there standing over him all the time. i think there's certainly an aspect of of intimidation bu

responsible for the company's successful cloud computing outfit taking the reins from the retiring steve palmer the announcement made by founder bill gates is now stepping down as chair for a new role as technology advisor. let's go to san francisco now and join a journalist rebecca bowery rebecca is microsoft's hoping to rebound thanks to internet services i'm cindy and that was a big debate about whether on the pitch again for all the more experienced man or more technical man in the still camera. can this mistake and lean on time. it's a lieutenant and assigned to shoot a job and it is uneventful and he said. and i mean to insult him and he's just thirty seven years old leaving the scene in the history of the company said it wasn't really thinking i'm a softie text ends. i think redundancy repositioning take place under his need to stick to be interesting to watch the coming months and years and he mentioned to a high need for companies anderson's class. as well and is unwilling to finance and services. maybe it's in its mainstay for any desktop computing in pcs of course even though it's no