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someone who take es advantage oa young girl in their office. >> strong stuff.d paul is trying to blunt bill clinton's power as a midterm campaign surrogate. maybe that's why he's suddenly obsessed with the scandal clinton did survive, after all, 15 years ago. as for mcconnell, himself, he's taking a different approach. >> welcomie inhim back. the last time he ran in 1996, he eked out a narrow victory in kentucky while i beat the current governor by 160,000 votes, 10 points. in 2008, both bill and hillary clinton came to town including the day before the election and i won by 100,000 votes. so i welcome president clinton back to kentucky. every time he's come, it's been really good for me. >> we welcome another kentucky native son, joining us is one of the other people who spoke at the rally today. democratic congressman john yarmuth of kentucky. thanks, how are you? >> i'm good, ari. how are you? >> i'm good. i'm not a kentucky expert. i don't have a kentuckying ing . i've heard of the good cop/bad cop routine. i don't know if you all do that in kentucky. what'

people don't feel that justice is served in many ways, and especially people who are underserved by the judicial system. es p pbly people who find themselves at the bottom of the justice system. >> and you know what, don, it is, and you know who is it usually -- >> and ashleigh, let me finish, please. and people bring all of that to them as laypeople, and the jury was tasked with it, and we get that, but we understand that the jurors are human as well, and they take their particular perceptions into the courtroom, and you can't say, here is the evidence that is presented and then forget what you live with everyday. >> okay. my point is that the justice system is not set up to protect the guilty, but it is set up to protect the innocent, and so that the person that we usually see at the defensep table who does not get the benefit of the doubt which is the travesty is the young black male in our presence and many of them guilty and many of them not. and so when you see a case like this playing out with a white guy, you have to remember that they, i guess, they gave him a big presumption of innocence on the f

it makes a big difference when a guy like you is concerned and anyone ese who just raised the test securi hack ls. thank you for doing that. >>> in the meantime, there's a reason why the former chairman is anxious. there's a difference, as we said, bad guys making utility target an target a target. former fbi special ant john clark. jo, here is a difference; right? hitting a retailer is one thing, presumably, to get money. hitting a utility substion is another. presumably to rattle folks right? >> of course there's a difference. when, you know, somebody hits a utility place or hits a bank or something like that to get money, it is probably just some -- isle use the t term thug tryg to get money and should be work organize whatever the case may be. terrorism goes far beyond that particular perspective. hose are different types f people than the people we're looking at that is looking to do harm to people and to the nation. neil: you use the t-word terrorist. do you equate the people who took out thesubstation are terrorists? >> i a't say that are terrorists, but it is certainly appears to

es who we have the theft of intellectual american rom corporations purely across cyber networks by hacking into exfill e networks and traiting their data has been on multiple occasions as the greatest wealth in nsfer of history. has any indictment yet resulted conduct? oreign hackers, purely through cyber networks hack into american corporations and exfilltraiting it for competitive purposes. >> i will say that the theft you described is one that we are aware of and we are focused on. last year-- >> has there been an indictment in such a case? >> last year in a similar case indictment and about five executives. chinese corp important race. >> how did they steal it? was it through cyber hack? > a combination but also an insider at the american company. >> yep. >> but i think that kind of case where it shows we are willing to indictment a chinese company and including the ls insider showed our resolve to issues.he bottom of the >> the numbers involved show hope ng but resolve and i that they'll be more attention paid to this. i say this with full of how very, very challenging and difficult t

es who we have the theft of intellectual american rom corporations purely across cyber networks by hacking into exfill e networks and traiting their data has been on multiple occasions as the greatest wealth in nsfer of history. has any indictment yet resulted conduct? oreign hackers, purely through cyber networks hack into american corporations and exfilltraiting it for competitive purposes. >> i will say that the theft you described is one that we are aware of and we are focused on. last year-- >> has there been an indictment in such a case? >> last year in a similar case indictment and about five executives. chinese corp important race. >> how did they steal it? was it through cyber hack? > a combination but also an insider at the american company. >> yep. >> but i think that kind of case where it shows we are willing to indictment a chinese company and including the ls insider showed our resolve to issues.he bottom of the >> the numbers involved show hope ng but resolve and i that they'll be more attention paid to this. i say this with full of how very, very challenging and difficult t

es nephrologyist. and we have a social worker who works with dialysis patients and transplant patients. we had another speaker but wasn't able to attend. dr. wiel, would you like to give your presentation? >>> my name is dr. eli wiel. i'm a nephrologyist and i have been taking care of patients with kidney disease. i'm very pleased to be able to talk to the committee today on a very important subject that is not something that is very remote and very rare. the problem is larger than many people think. many people think that dialysis issues and transplant issues are sort of often drugs and things that are very remote. in san francisco i estimate there are about 800 patients on dialysis in the city of san francisco and that there may be up to 12-1300 patients walking around with a kidney transplant and subject to dialysis and being kept alive by this type of technology. tatiana is one of those with know kidney function that can be kept alive by this modality for many years and kept functioning. many people do not understand that. i'm going to talk a little bit about the kidneys and where t

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es by. the fans who have heard the word have started to come and want to pay tribute. they are being kept back and this is still an investigation. you still have this crime scene unit out here. we did learn this afternoon that the apartment he has been living in following a visit to rehab that previously he had lived in this neighborhood with the rest of his family. this is a man who was well-known in the neighborhood but well admired across the country. he has fans who are pouring in. i'll show you, this is left on the door. but this is a closely guarded keen. her 13th birthday her mother had flown her from texas to new york city to see him on stage and she had been an admirer of this work every since. his neighbors appreciated him as a neighbor. he was approachable and had three young children who were in the local public school. that is also something of interest for people. saying maybe that is not tib kal for a celebrity here. what is interesting is what fans are reacting to now the news that he was found with the needle in this arm. but some of this fans tell us

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i should say here there's a lot of credit that goes to the report es of new jersey who have been working on this story for years and years. and i think really just didn't have their work and the sort of warning signs of what they were raising paid enough attention to. so what we wanted to do here was really pull it together and really explain that what we're seeing now with bridgegate should not have been all that surprising. really, this has been coming for a long time. but people were missing it. people were looking at christie one way when, in fact, there was sort of this other side of the coin that they were missing. >> ted strickland, i have to say, a lot of this material i already knew. i didn't know all of it. but i was one of the people who was unsurprised because of the knowledge i had in the past. but i think what alec is absolutely right about is that chris christie totally mastered the national media virtually all of the mainstream media outside of new jersey in terms of managing his own image up until now. >> lawrence, this man put his finger in the face of a teacher and scr

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. -- es back to czar callie thousse who believe that gravitate to isil. it includes a threat to us. i think despite this new statement, isil is going to maintain its pace of operations and be a serious threat. >> i would like to ask questions about iraq and iran. when i look back at the war in iraq. that weaks my heart is .ost so many americans now, it is a most is if we didn't do anything. nothing we did was positive. it is all been eroded. it breaks my heart for people who lost loved ones there. we are the ones responsible for making iran the power in the region. ironic that rack fought wars and checked each other. the him -- and up the sunni regime in iraq, it seems to me that it is only -- the that the she is shias would gravitate to iran. are reports, and i raise that iranshington, seeks to arm hezbollah. they are fighting the war in syria. it is helping hezbollah expand its presence in syria defending the assad regime. how would you describe the a rack amendment to the u.s. on the overflight issue? >> iraq's relationship is multifaceted. we have found iraq acts in its own inte

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accent anyway, and a different culture and more of a fish out of water thing for fiona, who is already -- she maked thi estly. she's just moved to san francisco in the pilot, but i think she -- there is -- >> henry. >> he grew that carrot he was just eating as well. >> there is a little fiona in you? >> he's like, i'm with stupid. >> but the chemistry on the set, among the group of you, is incredible. we had benjamin on who plays your son. he is a -- >> he's a character, isn't he? >> hysterical. he's like an adult in a small boy's body. >> he's leakike a 75-year-old. >> and this guy, tell us about him. >> david wilson is -- he's such a dream boat. he's one of the nicest men i've ever met. he's incredibly bright, which with all due respect, to all the other actors working in america, is a fairly rare -- >> i love how she says rare. only one r in rare. >> very clever and very kind and he's just a really, really lovely person to work with and he's incredibly quick and very funny. >> like tom hanks. >> he is. he has that colin firth, tom hanks thing going. >> but he's not available, hoda. he's married with tw

es kour -- escorted the plane to turkey. >>> and now, police are looking at the the bags that belonged to a man who tried to hop a fence. police don't believe there is anything dangerous in the bags bshg but the screening, which is proprotocol, and we don't have a name of the person arrested or the reason for climbing the fence. the white house was on lockdown and nobody let in or out for 30 minutes, and again, the lockdown has been lifted and the all-clear given. back to you. >> thank you, scott. we will check on the weather again and go to meteorologist veronica johnson. >> what is happening out there, veronica? >> well, it is quiet and dry out there, and that is what i like. if you are looking to go out, set going to be nice and fairly comfortable with the temperatures above freezing for a while. looking at the sky mostly cloudy right now, and the temperatures are in the upper 30s, but we are going to drop to 35 by 9:00 and we hit 32 late this evening around 10 or 11:00, and then into the 20s by morning. look at this, we are dry by 7:00 a.m., and even dry at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, but not for much longer. hey, f

she's been -- state es quite public that their funding with millions of dollars underground groups like tor who then steal the identities, the isp identities of people domestically. and knowingly their identities have been stolen when they cross the site, and then an underground volunteer of this daisy chain that's been established takes that person's identity overseas, probably even to locations like benghazi, that are used then to spark unrest. so the identity of the overseas activist actually is someone possibly in wisconsin. so i think as you're discussing the electronic communications of what goes on with the nsa, the reach would benefit with what the state is doing quite actively. otherwise they're working against what you're trying to accomplish in my estimation. >> okay. good. i think what we found in actually moving legislation here on the hill, that we do think that a step by step process -- i'm actually sponsoring or co-sponsoring what i would consider to be many pieces of fourth amendment type legislation. we also have a fix on the patriot act that co-sponsored, as well, the liberty

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she's been -- state es quite public that their funding with millions of dollars underground groups like tor who will then steal the identities, the isp identities of people domestically. and knowingly their identities have been stolen when they cross the site, and then an underground volunteer of this daisy chain that's been established takes that person's identity overseas, probably even to locations like benghazi, that are used then to spark unrest. so the identity of the overseas activist actually is someone possibly in wisconsin. so i think as you're discussing the electronic communications of what goes on with the nsa, the reach would benefit with what the state is doing quite actively. otherwise they're working against what you're trying to accomplish in my estimation. >> okay. good. i think what we found in actually moving legislation here on the hill, that we do think that a step by step process -- i'm actually sponsoring or co-sponsoring what i would consider to be many pieces of fourth amendment type legislation. we also have a fix on the patriot act that co-sponsored, as well, the li

who chosen to cover more people through new options under medicaid. neil: what he is more or less saying this train has left the station. republicans see it, are embracin it. all those tea party es can more or less stuff it. he didn't say the latter but i think he implied it, jeff. your thoughts? >> he is not listening to american people. the american people are fed up with obamacare and starting to have impac i think 2014 elections will have tremendous uprising of tea partiers. i encourage republican voters get involved in the primary process because the republican party lacks leadership. it lacks msage, vision, and long-term vision. you know what? my generation will suffer th most and it is unfortunate right now. neil: you know, jennifer, the argument is that this law is too entrenched in our economy right now to just shut down. so the governors seem o be saying and i'm taking them at, from their position here what they're saying is, look, we could rejigger, make it more market friendly, make it more, you know, policy-friendly. people are not hit too hard but we can't just kill it. it is unkillable. you say what? >> well, not true. they said the same thing about prohibition. t

who he was. he didn't no matter, he had four oscar nominations and one win and had he not died so suddenly, he would have gone onto get more. he never lost the esofo he was. he was able to play all different characters even though you would think he would be a type. >> krista smith entertainment for cnn and senior west coast editor with vanity fair. we are going to turn to cnn's michelle turner where today it is superbowl sunday and already so many celebrities in town in the new york, new jersey state area. now this news is rippling through the community there in lower manhattan but throughout the whole area. tell me more about what is being said. i understand you have the statement from the family. >> reporter: we are out here for the superbowl and i was out here covering this event. but we are just getting a statement from the family of phillip see m philip seymour hoffman. i want to get it all right. his family says, we are devastated by the loss of our beloved phil and we appreciate the out pouring of love and support that we have reliceived from everyone. please keep phil in your thoughts and prayers and his rep f goes onto say that is wha

question on twitter from david, who asked when will terry bradshaw take over the hosting duties of fox news erry sunday? so the question, howie, if you could answer david is, how do es think terry would do hosting a state of the union address instead of an nfl pregame show? >> you do a lot of prompter on the show? teleprompter? >> oh, yeah, we read everything. >> my boy is off the cuff. off the cuff. >> you're saying he might go rogue. >> he could go rogue, no question, but it would be o refreshing and entertaining, that's for sure. he's never dull. when the light goes on, my guy l is on.i >> you never know what's going to come out of his mouth. >> that's why we love him. out >> thank you all so much. we'll find out at 5:00, 5:30, whatever. again. to see you >> what you guys pick. i have to say, you have played it very careful. i don't have a clue when you're going to pick. >> good.ave >> i should be ready to do this again -- >> g good, who is going to be t republican nominee?ican >> mitt romney.no >>> up next, our power player of the week, quarterback turned broadcaster troy aikman as we kick off the coverage of >>> he won three super bowls as quarterback for the d

the same other es dents such as san jose state students and local restaurants cooks pay to live there. they stay for possibly up to five years providing steady income for motel owners who can't get asking price of 80 to $90 on a regular basis. the homeless population in san jose grew by 16% in 2013, in fact, three people died in december while out on the street in that cold month. the city will discuss the plan today, it could be implemented as early as this summer. >> going to be a lot of controversy with that. >> first responders from the bay area and across the state will be in fresno to pay their respects to the two chp officers killed in the line of duty. a memorial service for brian law and juan gonzalez will be held at the save mart center. last monday the men were headed to the scene after crash on highway 99 near fresno when their cruiser flipped. law and gonzalez have ties to the bay area. law began his chp career in oakland, gonzalez worked at the chp office in san jose. >> it's 5:04. hundreds of untested rape kits are about to be fast tracked hopefully clearing out a backlog in alameda county. the district attorney is shipping themthe east coast. the move f

who chosen to cover more people through new options under medicaid. neil: what he is more or less saying this train has left the station. republicans see it, are embracing it. all those tea party es can more or less stu it. he didn't say the latter bt i think he implied it, jeff. your thoughts? >> he is not listening to american people. the american people are fed up with obamacare and starting to have impact. i think 2014 elections will have tremendous uprising of tea partiers. i encourage republican voters get involved in the primary process because the republican party lacks leadership. it lacks message, vision, and long-term vision. you know what? my generation will suffer the most and it is uortunate right now. neil: you know, jennifer, the argument is that this law is too entrenched in ou economy right now to just shut down. so the governors seem o be saying and i'm taking them at, from their position here what they're saying is, look, we could rejigger, make it more market friendly, ma it more, you kw, policy-friendly. people are not hit too hard but we can't just kill it. is unkillable. you say what? >> well, not true. they said the same thing about prohibition. that was

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es a good question. >> the law is unstable. it seems they don't know of a way to work that without many people losing their jobs with employers whoe people, cut their hours under 30 hours so they can employ the mandate's roll to have people that work more than 30 hours a week. the problem for republicans is they don't have a lot of legal recourse right now to sue the president. to do that you need standing and to establish standing you have to show that you've been harmed. when the president relieves this burden in employees, he's actually relieving harm than imposing another one. >> you know, the president now grudgingly admits that his big promise, you get to keep your health care plan was untrue. it was the lie of the year last year. isn't it more than that now? people are losing their doctors, their hospitals and importantly they're losing their vital medications, for example, people with ms, lupus and other chronic illnesses. their prescriptions are not covered by obamacare. and some people are having to take second jobs to pay for the meds. >> all of the issues you just mentioned are the,s that the poll numbers are so bad.

es. th n herey's spads, ♪ thpossibilits ardelious. align the top stories that we're following. >> we are learning more this morning about the two chp officers whokilled in the line of duty. both of them with bay area ties. >> there is a in debate on the toll of fees at the bay bridgegolden gate bridge. is the money creating a windfall for bridge officials? >> good morning. i hope your having a good tuesday. >> we will begin the hour with the weather. >> as we take a look at temperatures right now there are off to a pretty mild start. a lot of people are at 47 degrees. 50 degrees currently in downtown san francisco. similar weather by 7:00 a.m. but we will see more high clouds by 3:00 p.m.. by 8:00 p.m. we have a slight chance for rain and was still a satellite and radar, we have activity north of the california border. i will have more detail your chance for rain and 7 day around the bay coming up. >> the traffic around the bay, we did have an accident impacting no. 10 and 11 of the toll lines but they have been cleared. the rest of the bay is seeing light traffic. >> happening now, an officer involved shooting in san lorenzo. here is where it

top ranked recruiting class after receiving 19 let es of intent from top high school players yesterday. this is in addition to the 8 early enrollees whothe rest of the ranking the top five recruiting classes, lsu, florida, state, texas a&m and tennessee. >> it was insane. joe scarborough the man that said the seahawks would win by more than 40 points, told me they got more than five stars than entire conferences, than the other entire conferences. i guess saban kind of taking it personally he didn't win the national championship this year, but it was one of the greatest recruiting seasons ever. i didn't follow this stuff but apparently tons of five star -- >> couple other sec teams in the top ten. used to be notre dame would always be in the top two or three, no more. but that's why alabama is, you know, national championship, you know, every other year it sfeems i want to leave you on a high note. good news from sochi. >> nice. >> jamaican bobsled team -- >> you heard about the yogurt, right? >> it's stuck in newark. >> stuck in newark. free the yogurt. >> everything gets stuck in newark. >> bobsled gear has been freed. the team post

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es about ukraine's future after everything has changed in just the past 24 hours. look at these live pictures. we understand all are barricades around the people. the man who was in charge has fled. >> may became the next leader. more on her stunning release. >> reporter: no one started their day thinking this was possible. by evening, news had spread and thousands had come to see her in a wheelchair because of severe back pain. this is a different ukraine. she told the crowd not to leave until they build the country they want. they come here tonight because they know together they all play a role in securing her freedom because together they are changing their country. in 2004 she was a leader in what became known as the orange revolution, overturning a corrupt election result. she became prime minister and later a presidential candidate but lost. she was then jailed for abusing power while in office. now ukraine in the throws of a revolution. they voted to free her just hours earlier. "i think that ukraine will do well now," she tells me. "it will be in europe and free and democratic." the daughter lobbied world leaders to help her mother. >> i burst out