time michelle left the bull pen bar. investigators asked managers at the odd fellows club if they remembered anything unusual about that night or about luke hasler. >> they said mr. hasler was very intoxicated. he had done things that some people characterized as strange. he was on purpose spilling his drink. when the waitress would come over to mop up the floor, he was peering down her top. >> hasler was shown michelle's picture. he said she didn't know who she was and he'd never seen her. investigators looked in the bed of hasler's truck and could find no blood. although it looked like someone had recently washed it. so investigators concocted a ruse just to see how hasler would react. >> another detective took a napkin and a little bottle of water and rubbed it along the back of the truck bed simulating a dna test. >> at the time hasler showed no reaction. but later he called friends to express his concerns. >> he started making a few phone calls to his girlfriend and two other friends at that point and mentioned that

, i hae the power of the pen, i hav the power of the phone, that irked some because it is wait aminute, you are threatening us something that is not in the constution, you are threatening with the power of the pen. >> thai think is what -- >> to say it deliberaty to circumvent congres it is flng in the face of the three branches of government. lou: congress can they do anything? >> they can see he abused his discretion, but it will be a problem. you have to bring someone a voter, coming forward say there has been -- been -- >> i have been abused by this somehow. with the nsa thing, a class action. that could say i've been abused and hurt. lou: the supreme court itself? could they not say? >> it has not been dught to them. lou: they can't reach out it has to be brought to them. >> it goes through a process. >> back to three branches of governnt. lou: we have a passive supreme court, thank god we don't worry about activist judges, and justices, and congrrss that is bemuddled. >> mccain has said about this particular executive order, perhaps he can start the movement. >> you said it right

, i have the power of the pen, i have the power of the phone, that irked some because it is wait aminuteing us something that is not in the constution, you are threatening with the power of the pen. >> that i think is what -- >> to say it deliberately to circumvent congress, it is flying in the face of the three branches of government. lou: congress can they do anything? >> they can see he abused his discretion, but it will be a problem. you have to bring someone a voter, coming forward say there has been -- been -- >> i have been abused by this somehow. with the nsa thing, a class action. that could say i've been abused and hurt. lou: the supreme court itself? could they not say? >> it has not been drought to them. lou: they can't reach out it has to be brought to them. >> it goes through a process. >> back to three branches of government. lou: we have a passive supreme court, thank god we don't worry about activist judges, and justices, and congrrss that is bemuddled. >> mccain has said about this particular executive order, perhaps he can start the movement. >> you said it right, star

i have the pen, i have the power of the pen and the power of the phone. that is really irksome.eatening us with something that's not in the constitution that we could find it and you are threatening with the power of the pen? and to say that deliberately i'm ing it because of congress. basically, it's in the face of the three branches of government. >> let's take the one at a ti. congress, anything they can do about it? >> they can bring it to court saying he abused his discretion. standing is going to be a problem. you have to bring someone who is a voter, someone, an american citizenoming forward saying i have been abused by this. the nsa thing, it's a cls action and you have to find somebody, group of people that can say i have been abused, i have been hurt. >> how about the supreme court itself? can they not say? >> it has to be brought to them. >> they can't reach out? >> no. >>we have an overly aggressive president, i would argume we have a passive supreme court. thank god we done have to worry about activist judges and justices. >> not at that level. >> and we have a cong

take the pen. so... now make your mark by yourself. there. praise be to god, my brothers, the lamb has returned to the flock, and the church rejoices in her more than in ninety and nine just persons. we declare thee, by this act, set free from the danger of excommunication in which thou stoodest. i thank you. but because thou has sinned most presumptuously against god and his holy church, and that thou mayst repent thy errors in solitary contemplation, shielded from all danger of temptation to return to them, we, for the good of thy soul, and for a penance that may wipe out thy sin and bring thee finally unspotted to the throne of grace, do condemn thee to eat the bread of sorrow and drink the waters of affliction to the end of thy earthly days in perpetual imprisonment. perpetual imprisonment. am i not then to be set free? set free, child, after such wickedness as yours? what are you dreaming of? give me that writing. light your fire. do you think i dread it as much as the life of a rat in a hole? my voices were right. joan! joan! yes, they t

>> you have to touch the pen. hat that meanwhat advantage the whose document would be written and there would be a clerk with a fountain pen or feather pen, whatever. and of course a chief they chieu know, spotted tail wasn't going to just walk up and sit down and write down spotted tail signed on the dotted line said they would such depend which meant that they agreed to come and then the clerk would write the name and suddenly the treaty was valid. suddenly the transfer of ownership had taken place. red cloud wasn't a chief, that he became the most powerful warrior in the head of the society, and he was observing what was going on, even though the tribes spent most of their time fighting each other they couldn't help noticing that there were more and more white people showing up. fort lair and he was probably the most prominent in that part in missouri, west of missouri, and it would be a way station as people coming from the east would stop and pick up more people come and drop off some people, get supplies to c

that makes the tuna in this pen alone worth well over a million dollars. quotas are important. the number of people eating fish around the world increases, probably not enough to change the species. this man has made a fortune and believes at current levels it's sustainable, but not as demand increases. >> the village idiot can work out if you push towards 9 billion people in the world, the fish has to come from somewhere. the fish can't come out of the ocean any more. >> so at the facility on australia's south coast scientists are trying to farm tuna. >> the ultimate ambitious is to farm southern blue fin tuna from juveniles in our hatcheries. >> there is confidence that it will possible. king fish are among the species farmed commercially for years. it wouldn't be much of a life for a southern blue fin tuna, but if they could be farm, it could save the species and meet increasing demands. >> the first round of reunions between koreans from either side of the border is over. more than 80 south koreans crossed the border to see their relatives, after being apart for half a cent

the big mistake is this is the best pen in the world, it defies gravity, it's cheap. sound like a moron. >> are you going to give me truthful responses? >> if you would have said to me, i don't use a pen. oh, really, will you be in the market for a pen? have a nice day, i don't want to sell someone a pen that doesn't need a pen. how often do you use a pen? so that's the way to really do this correctly. other wise, you're basically just jamming a pen down someone's threat. >> jordan belfort, if there's one thing i've learned tonight is how to sell a pen. good to talk to you. >> my pleasure. it says here that a woman's sex drive increases at the age of 80. helps reduce the risk of heart disease. keep heart-healthy. live long. eat the 100% goodness of post shredded wheat. doctors recommend it. and better is so easy withrning you cabenefiber.o something better for yourself. fiber that's taste-free, grit-free and dissolves completely. so you can feel free to add it to anything. and feel better about doing it. better it with benefiber. i procra ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪

once the team was put together and we entered the rec pen, we approached the rec pen he was in. verbal directives to come out and he refused my directives. and advised him that we were going to introduce o.c. we attempted to hit him with the o.c. but it didn't reach him. after that we elevated to cs. the cs didn't have any effect. we then elevated with a shotgun. after the sixth round he complied. came to the cuffing port, and he was restrained and removed from the area. >> what was his persona at the time when this was happening? could you tell he was being hit? was he immediately responding to it? >> no, it didn't seem like he had any immediate effects at all from any of the rounds. >> all right, if he was stabbing somebody, they're not going to stop him. >> he just eventually climbed down off the basketball goal, and surrendered. >>> next, staff may have won the battle, but to blanco, this means war. >> he was being disruptive in his cell. so brought him over here to the medical and the crisis cell. >> strip down and stay right there. some time? the next time you rent a dvd,

. >> an icy stretch of the pen pen turnpike near philadelphia was -- pennsylvania turnpike near philadelphia was littered with cars and trucks following two chain reaction pileups. >> it was the same story in silver spring, sidewalks nowhere to be found, pedestrians walking on the streets instead. >> a close call as this car slides down sheets of ice. you have to give the city a grade on snow removal. >> i would give zero. >> main roads are in great shape in the district, but check this out on the -- out, treacherous. >> now as he accelerates, 360. the demonstration illustrates the dangers in sudden stops or quick acceleration >> not only is it oar but they are decked out in some sick ski gears. what are you all doing out here? >> we're having fun. >> urban sledding. >> is that what it's called? i am ready for my debut at urban sledding. >>> same sex couples in virginia celebrate today after a federal judge struck down the state's ban on gay marriage. the ruling is on hold to give time for the appeal process, but as peggy fox reports, that did not stop same sex couples around virginia from a

see what effect that has. >> the team attempts to spray oc gas into the rec pen, but the distance is too great to have any effect at all. >> not working. >> kevin seemed pretty immune to the oc spray, and even wearing the mask i could smell it, and i was affected by it. didn't faze kevin at all. >> next, the team deploys the more powerful cs grenade, but that also proves ineffective. >> you guys done yet? >> i don't know if he was used to it or if he was just putting on a front to show how tough he was. but he stayed pretty calm during the whole ordeal. and the next thing we know, the staff is bringing out rifles. which, to us, was quite shocking. >> get down. take the shot. >> down, down, down. >> come on down, blanco. >> running out of options, correctional staff resort to firing nonlethal bean bag rounds to prompt blanco off the backboard. >> you guys done yet? >> the only thing i could think of was, this guy is -- for lack of a better word, brave. i mean, staring down the barrel of these shotguns, even if they are nonlethal, you know, they're going to hurt. most of the time he di

so what can the president do in lieu of congressional action? you heard him. he's talking about his pen. he talked about his phone. he talked about a year of action. he talked about going around congress even if it's in marginal way. that's what we're seeing here today. the president announced this step actually at the state of the union just a few weeks ago, that he would raise that minimum wage to $10.10 an hour for federal contract workers with a few caveats, of course. first of all it doesn't go into affect until january 1, 2015. it's only for new contracts entered into after that time, and the white house is really quite unsure how many people will be affected. so the president about to sign this executive order. >> exactly, mike, he has walked into the east room. he's taking pictures right now, but there is the president of the united states with the stroke of the pen about to give a pay raise to 250,000 federal contract workers. >> i come before you go buy shovels and assessment. it sound like we may get a little bit of snow. i appreciate everybody being here. i want to thank fir

but it is a bit of a duel. >> they would like a grab at the political pressure pen too. the proposed legislation to increase the minimum wage across the board in the private sector is there and certainly as you alluded to, brian, this may be a way to light the fire under that as well. >> another day, another delay. we're talking about the 27th delay of obamacare. the president of the united states says the more i think about it, four years to get ready for the implementation of obamacare was not enough, so i'm going to delay the mandate that makes employers who have between 50 and 99 workers give health care or give health care to their employees or suffer a $2,000 fine which more than likely is going to go up. he said i've been thinking about it. it has nothing to do with the election in 2016 but i'm going to give it another year delay which is making people who spend their time in law a little aghast. >> cafeteria constitutionalism, pick and choose the law that you want to apply. this is the second delay. the obamacare law doesn't say the president can kind of begin it

the second stroke of the pen show that they created a military bases for basis for the institute. we capped off these two desires by empowering and sectarian group of iraqi politicians and 24 of them, they proceeded to divide up the iraqi government among themselves and they actually had to create three new members streets so they could control it. and then they proceeded to fire everyone and their that wasn't a member of that particular political party. and so what little confidence that remain in the iraqi government was done away with by this decision. so this for the political basis for the downturn in the country of iraq. and then by our decisions there was an immediate postwar period i love gary larson. connie frank was planning a baton pain on the calendar, as you notice and it really says something about the american army in the beginning. it's very focused and operationally excellent. and they didn't know a lot about counterinsurgency. so the idea that they would go out and capture insurgent terrorist operatives, not a lot of thought putting this into the other aspects of

and with one stroke of the pen he got rid of them. not only that, but since many of these people were not denied their jobs, pensions, participation in the political life of the country, what they viewed as the decertification, they started, instead of agreeing that saddam hussein was bad and it would help us with the new iraq, i think initially i got that feeling that something were willing to give us the benefit of the doubt. instead we alienated them. and with one stroke of the pen, we created the political this -- basis for the insurgency. the second decision was a national institution that offer a years against iran, many shia in the iraqi army and it wasn't an instrument of regime control the way that the republican guard were. we had to eliminate those regime control but not the iraqi army. the iraqi army was an institution that could've been rehabilitated under the leadership and help stabilize postwar iraq. and instead brimmer expanded to in his memoirs he said i was just acknowledging the obvious because the soldiers had take

every morning, the pen is clogged with ink and the inkwell too.r she is gone every day of my life. what's the worst thing you know? counting laundry, yuck. that's what i have to do. ugh. what else? to be woken in the middle of the night, and have to get up to fasten the window catch because the maid's forgotten to. what else? to climb the ladder to mend the cord in the damper of the stove when she's wrenched it loose. what else? to clean up after her and dust behind her and light the fire after her. she only puts on the wood. to open the damper, dry the glasses, relay the table, uncork the bottles, open the window, stare at the rooms, remake the bed, empty the water carafe when it grows green with slime. - sing to me! - wait, first the toil! the toil of holding the debt of life at bay. but you are rich. why don't you keep two maids? it wouldn't matter even if we had three. life is hard. sometimes i grow tired. imagine if we had a nursery as well. the greatest joy of all. most expensive. is life worth so much trouble? it depends what one wants in r

visitors decorated valentine's for the pen penguins. >> the smart ones, the male penguins use the heartthe females. african penguins mate for life. they are so romantic. we should take a cue from them. >> the smart ones and soon to be the lucky ones. we'll see you tomorrow. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now, the genius who trademarked the "big game," david letterman! captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs ( band playing "late show" theme )

e.j., i want to start right there with the pen, the phone, and the laser. we all remember bill clinton said he wanted a laser on the economy. walk us through what bobby jindal's up to here and the context of these meetings with president obama. >> well, i think you have to put this in the context of two kinds of politics, one is electoral politics. we have a lot of governors on the ballot this fall, and as my colleague pointed out in "the washington post," the governor races are a mirror image of the senate races. in the senate races, 36 of them, 21 are states where democrats are defending seats, and a lot of those are in states romney/kerry. in the other races, a lot of the key races are in states obama carried, so there's that kind of politics, but the other kind of politics is issue politics, and i think one of the things president obama's going to do is say, look, one of the things states have always wanted to do is build infrastructure, roads, bridges, and he has a substantial proposal to pump more money into states and localities to build infrastructu

cloudy and 62 throughout the pen n peninsula. we'll see the best chance of showers with 60.ll see the best chance of early on showers yet again in the north bay including napa, santa rosa and throughout the tri-valley temperatures holding in the mid-60s. pleasantton at 65. we have the rain coming back with us as we head throughout saturday's forecast. then throughout sunday just a lingering chance of maybe an isolated shower in the early morning hours. then the sun comes back out an note the temperatures will be cooler with upper 50s and also low 60s. one kind of gloomy day and we'll get the sun back for sunday. >> thank you very much. >>> cupid's been very busy. what will make this valentine's day extra special. >>> a lot of travel trouble. the problem plaguing airports across the country in record numbers. stay with us. >>> if you've ever been on plane when it happens it can be frighten. your flight comes in for landing and jerks back up to go around for landing again. believe it or not, it's done in the name of safety. too many of these maneuvers may signal trouble. >> re

now you have the power to move that pen. if you come closer with your finger, you should be able to do it. >> wait, wait. let us get a tight shot. come on. here we go. you should have the power -- yes. did you see that? >> amazing. >> so now we're supposed to say amazing. >> i'm amazed by it too actually. this is really great. so we're going to try, we have the, are you at a number that you were thinking of. we'll try a little action with a pencil here. watch. >> wow. >> very cool. >> so now i'm going to ask you to create a random number. you each write three digits on the pad there. you have a piece of paper there. >> you have the first three. i have the second three. we did this before the show and came up with a number. we haven't told anybody what the number is. >> go ahead. >> and you are also going to, in a second, i'm going to ask you to visualize the number. you can put the pencil down. >> an original number? >> yes. a tleg digit number. >> okay. >> i'm not supposed to look at their number. >> no. don't look at it. >>

i want to show you on the peninsula side, where are you, there you go, on the pens pen side on the right side you see the orange over in pacifica, san mateo looks all right but the glow for the san mateo approach in foster city, there may be moisture in the air there as well which can drift around. looking at construction crews, san jose, sunnyvale, into palo alto for 101. mile and a quarter visibility but may be less as the low clouds drift through. 101 south of coyote, we see the speeds lowering a bit. not a problem. looking at dublin, we don't have major fog. not like yesterday. clear visibility here by el charo. westbound with the headlights and smooth drive at the limit livermore, dublin and the interchange. the bay bridge, you can make out the light show from the view from san francisco looking at the western span. low clouds cutting off the top of the towers and a fog advisory. they said watch it. we know about that because of what christina said as well. >> still ahead a san jose firefighter in jail facing drug and sex crime charges. >> a health warning on the cal camp campus. wh

rescue groups put the pen has the most of the united states the mountains on the game doing the jobs of america and a white person has been great even without the patient. what a bit of time politicians have taken the view of the best kind of a posting as it did when he declined the americans all the respective jobs job opportunities and business prospects. theo was in the nation bid is still pending but if possible can have fun teaching consequences not only on the business is any quantities of work to countries but on the bike actually dies this way the new indian ambassador to the us isn't a good one at the sight of the distinctions puts a kinetic that the us economy is becoming less open for business and it could be costly for the venetian tip is writing of the total office of the show in years nine in new delhi. on to some of the developments now the torch activists won on walmart for them on for the covey of missing people have said giving that they could be intimidated by the country's intelligence agencies. they also threatened to march up to the un human rights council engin

gwen: last week we talked about the president using the pen and the phone and what he seems to be focusing more on rather than defending his signature domestic fliment is to change the subject. decided when c.v.s. to stop selling tobacco in their stores. they're getting someone else to do the work they know they can't get passed in congress. am i overreading that? >> even in the campaign the president spoke little about obamacare. the one place you did see advertising about the health care law was on spanish language media. at that time, this was before the bumpier rollout. support was very high in the piss span -- hispanic community and that may be the one place we do see ads this cycle. gwen: we'll be watching to see if anybody ever finally defender it. we've talked about the politics of the economy and health care. that brings us to the politics of politics. what will this fall's midterm elections be about? we've set it up, doyle. >> you've covered it all. it's going to be about the politics of the economy and health care and a couple of other issues too. it's nottable just hearing this

the same page. i want to stop it. a kid can be in class. just to be clear with this pen front of the teacher and nobody would know. >> that is potential. this is a pen i've had as a collector. this is -- >> is this yours, principal? kidding. she it again. i want people to see it. >> okay. regular pen. vapor pen. pencil, they've decorate it. making them look nice. very, every day. kind of use. you want to hide your pot from parents in their home. you take your dr. pepper can here, lid comes off. nice place to hide it. looks like a regular can of pop. these are so sows fis ti indicated. this is $59. you can charge it and put knit your usb. charging your pen at the same time. parents need to know what to look for >> short of your schools what percentage of schools not just in colorado but around the country, how aware of the kids? how wide spread is your experience tell you that this is? >> i think our schools are catching on before parents catch on. they're working on it. 46,0 46,000 students surveyed. more kids stealing their parents' stash, selling it. >> not just medica

the pens defeated the enactments to take the bronze with all the competitions done the russians found themselves on top of the medal standings they brought home thirteen golds among their thirty three medals at the weekend's finished second with eleven goals and twenty six medals and the canadians ended up third with ten goals and twenty five medals. more than one hundred japanese athletes teapots they won one gold in men's figure skating four silvers and three bronze medals to finish seventeenth athletes from a record eighty countries and territories competed against each other in sochi they got together to celebrate at the closing ceremony organized is put on a show of russia's cultural traditions iranians contributions to classical music ballet and the circus. the mayor so she handed over the line be frank it to the mater of punch and south korea the hose to the next twenty games and twenty eight team. so after years of preparations billions of dollars in investments and seventeen days of competitions and games in sochi our own for an organized as an athlete's i'm taking time. tank

. >>> using the pen and the phone during the state of the union speech to get things done that congressill not move forward on. in a memo the house republicans on regulations and executive power, cantor, using very strong language, says president obama's abuses constitute, quote, an i am pier wral presidency. let's bring in rebecca bird, political correspondent for the washington examiner. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> to see you. >> i want to play a clip from the 2008 campaign. some people may have for gotten. here is what candidate obama promised. >> this is part of the whole theory of george bush that he can make laws as he goes along. i disagree with had a. i have taught the constitution for ten years believe in the constitution and i will obey the constitution of the united states. we are not going to use -- as a way of doing a run-around comment. >> oh, boy, rebecca. maybe he forgot we had it on tape. >> maybe he forgot. it does sound very familiar and it should because this is going to be the republican attack for the next eight months. they are going to u

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that veiled threat to say in essence if you don't come with me then i'm going to use the power of the pen. that is not a statesman. that is not showing leadership. if he stayed on the same realm talking about paul ryan and patty murray and the budget process talking about how democrats and republicans can work together and not use executive order, the speech would have been better for me. >> if i could add to what angela said. i think what the president is saying is look, congress is dysfunctional. that is not something i'm saying or angela is saying. that is what most people believe. approval rating for congress is 17%. what i think he is saying he doesn't want progress in this country to be completely dependent on this dysfunctional congress. yes, there are a lot of areas where the president wants to work with congress. they should work together. there are other areas that because of the power of the presidency, he could do on his own. that is not just executive orders. he talked about yesterday reaching out to business leaders and having them come in and do something about the long-ter

>> how does anyone stop you on the street and say that's not a pen? not be doing that for sure. >> todd, walk us through the potency versus obviously if you were to roll a joint, where does this rank? >> sure. a typical puff of an open vape is about one milligram, so if you compare that to a joint used, it would be similar to that. so one hit of a joint. the difference is, the technology in the pen is -- creates more of what i would call efficient system. so where a joint use you might lose 40% to 80% of the plant matter in the smoking of it, the pen is much more efficient and delivers in a much more concentrated fashion. but you have a lot more control over it as a consumer. so you can decide how much of a dose you want to utilize. and that's part of the popularity of the open vape is that people are able to control dosage in a much more thoughtful way for themselves. >> have we reached a ceiling? are they able to magnify the potency more? do you think the industry is going to basically hold themselves within some reasonable measure of potency? >> ye

little little part of it but they're not as strong as they were in greece don't forget a month in the pen on the country she is going to have i think she is going to make a very very interesting score on the election in march and we're going to have the group and elections in may and this one is going to be really frightful because i think she's going to win on this one and she gets she's against europe right just to be clear you do see a rise of a neo nazi element in france but the media seems to be blowing it up in a huge proportion to take attention away from the fact that the hollande government is corrupt and in bed with the bankers who have been involved in wholesale fraud for five to ten years and in bed with the likes of flight i call financial terrorists like all men sachs and j.p. morgan that what's happening in switzerland they had a vote on the limit to either you immigration and this is set off a chain reaction of comments what are your thoughts. exactly as what you said previously economic crisis hits also switzerland so people are fed up with the immigration and this is thi

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why isn't the threat use pen and phone instead it's going to be we're going to work this all out togetherto find somebody to blame and certainly blaming congress is the most popular thing to do right now. really, and him trying to bypass congress. he fails to realize that his party was in control for two years and many of the things that we're addressing today he didn't address when he had the majority. >> i was at the immigration speech july of 2010. the house and the senate, of course, was an election year and he talked about immigration reform and simpson bowls was an opportunity to do that that was then and now we are here. rather than thinking how we going to work together it is as though he had declared war. >> he has declared war. just not just on congress but the american people. when he talks abouting congress he talks about bypassing congress and the american will and the fact that he showed up and voted. what we see is we have got some 40 jobs bill sitting on harry reid's desk. he needs to pick up the phone and call harry reid and say why don't you take some of those. >> it's s

one of the caps from the bull pen out there, the post. bobby getting out of the cell. somehow or another he smuggled this into his cell. one of the caps from the metal post. busting the window out. making all kind of threats about what he was going to do. he's pretty agitated right now. >> just leave him in the yard. >> we're going to leave bobby out there in the bull pen for probably three or four hours, let him calm down, think about it. when he gets through with his mad behavior, he'll be ready to apologize and get back to what he should be. >> ask any officer what he wants, by god, i don't [ bleep ] with nobody. but it's me and neil that have a problem because these son of bitches took me off -- i ain't got no other recourse now. >> meanwhile, back upstairs in ad seg, bobby's old neighbor, donald pippin, prepares to leave holman. >> in about 28 days, that it is eos, end of sentence. i get out of prison. >> in his criminal career, the worst crime donald committed was in jail. >> reg stayed in the cell and me and billy hid in the showers and reg's job was to get the

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be on the wall for germany in greece as a radical group there has published the money fast though the pens all the blame for athens is economic trouble on birdland the answer capitalist movement claimed responsibility for firing shots at the german ambassador's residence and the sumber threats and then more attacks artie's money has the details police and security forces are on high alert here in the great capital with riot police patrolling the streets in groups of five or six officers and that's often the evidence was discovered of the dangerous activity over medicare extremist group known here in greece as the popular father group or jews or they claimed responsibility for december attack on german ambassador as residence here in the great capital when a group of unknown gunmen fired at least fifty bullets at the building no one was heard to many isn't happy and another attack this time at the tap and in january. they had school tours of reset us back in the outskirts of athens as well the group sent a twenty page manifesto to a weekly leftwing satirical magazine titled the mouse in gre

chew on the top of the pens. just try to get through it. >> study with friends, like, have a study group, and just think positive. think the best. >> we're talking with psychologist dr. dena rabinowitz. so, for those of us who may have test anxiety, what are some of the things we can do to overcome it? >> there's a couple things you can do that will really help. the best thing is to be prepared. if you have laid out your time well, have good study skills, and don't procrastinate before the test, you'll be more ready for the test and feel more confident in your ability to do well. a good night's sleep is also really important, as is eating a meal beforehand so that you don't go in on an empty stomach and feel all those nauseous butterfly-in-the-stomach feelings. >> how about relaxation techniques? do they work? >> they do. relaxation techniques are really, really helpful. there's a couple really good ones that you can use before a test to help you relax both your mind and your body. the first is called diaphragmati

m monday in the pen has tried to make the parts more acceptable she has tried to. i'm essentially putting the image of the portsea. i'm at it and make sure that it would no longer be perceived as a racist party she has been fairly successful in that regard. so why the french and turning more more. despite that some see as racist and xenophobic. well a lot of people simply believe that the left and the rights have not answered their concerts the majority of french people tell you that their main concern today is the economy and unemployment unemployment has been very high. the first two years of high school loans mandates the socialists. it was very high and it was so cozy in the center conservative and few of the solution. they feel that they no longer can trust to be that the two main parties' this is something that is recurrent in french political life and therefore many people feel that they want to. um they want to try something new but let me add this. what's interesting about the lesson and is it me or is all of the anger is anxieties and frustrations in fren

part of the advance message was that he was going to use his pen and his phone to get things done. wasn't certain about the phone part but i do know members of congress were not crazy about the idea that he was going to use the pen and just by fiat, by signature override them. >> no. that's right. john boehner before the state of the union told reporters that if the president thought he could go around congress and all these major issues he was going to run into a "brick wall." although i think it's -- the state of the union, when the preemptive message was that it was going to be a finger wag to congress but came up with a much more cooperative message. i talked to members after the speech that actually even republicans who said they do think there's room to move forward on some substantive issues even though it's an election year. immigration reform is a good example. republicans took a step this week toward putting something on the table that they can work with. this is the first time since 1994 they might actually make it through the budget season on time. little things that we