my name is bob harris and [speaker not understood] morals and ethics. i'm at a bad time in my life. i'm not the most perfect person in the world, as you know i know. the series of events that's happening in my life and i feel a lot of my rights have been violated. i mean, seriously violated. and i'm not going to say for sure, but i'm pretty sure the whole bay area knows. and i would walk down the street and what hurts me the most was kids in the third grade saying, there's [speaker not understood]. there's [speaker not understood]. you know. some people might say, he's [speaker not understood]. okay, i'm not the most perfect person in the world, but i'm bev going to try to be. ~ not going to try to be. these events that happened to me are really demoralizing. i'm wishing it would stop, but it's not. cyber bullying, that's not good. people putting my mother on blast on the radio. i don't care who it is, close to me or not. it shouldn't happen. make a [speaker not understood] of me. and they're not trying to pay me. hey, i like to make people laugh, you know. y'all know laughter is th

. >> do you know how mary landrieu made the list and bob menendez and harry reid? it seems eclectic to me. >> i think leadership roles that harry reid and bob menendez have -- i'm not sure about the others. i know that dan coates has been very strong on russia, but for me to understand what the russian's thinking is, is very difficult. but again, i know that he is bent on restoration of the russian empire, and ukraine is the crown jewel of that. that's why i'm worried about what actions he might take -- >> if you were president, senator -- and you argued the in the past we provided the atmosphere and our conduct has provided the means by which putin takes advantage of situations like this. you were president and you're at this stage and let's assume the same thing to you. how do you respond at this point? he is saying i don't think the sanctions will get much worse and they're not going to send troops here. what does john mccain do? >> john mccain says we have to understand vladimir putin for what he is, and then i send defensive weapons to ukraine so they can defe

officials including president obama's top national security adviser ben wroerhodes harry reid, and bobendez and john mccain. it was mostly met with humor and pride. speaker boehner said he's proud to be included on a list of those willing to stand against putin's aggression. and senator john mccain tweeted i'm proud to be sanctioned by putin. and earlier in the week, he would be proud to make the sanctions list. but he was not on the list this round. but as the sanctions banter continues, the situation on the ground is far more tense. and thousands of russian troops are along the ukrainian border. joining me now is michael crowley. thanks for joining us. this morning, the latest round in this back and forth between russia and the u.s., when the russian deputy foreign minister, sergei said we wouldn't like to use these talks as an element of the game of raising the stakes, but if they force us into that, meaning the u.s., we will take retaliatory measures here as well. is that a not so veiled threat from the russians that as far as -- that they will walk away from the bargaining table o

bob menendez, a series of people. being sanctioned by putin is a badge of honor. majority leader harry reid made the cut either.tin, it's one thing to pick on me but i wouldn't mess with mary landrieu. >>> we are learning about a dinner with cory booker and ted cruz. they had a great intellectual discussion and no filibusters, but the hardest part? >> he's a texas meat eating cowboy. >> good ole boy. >> i'm a jersey boy, vegetarian. so choosing a restaurant alone. >> wonder what they ordered. okay. well, the ellen show, president obama was on there. he made sure to get in a jab about how she broke his four more years of retweets record with her oscar selfie. >> i thought it was a pretty cheap stunt, myself. >> yeah, right. >> getting a bunch of celebrities in the background. >> only thing i could -- i -- that's the only -- >> you feed them a pizza. >> yeah. >> well, his tweet game may be a bit off but how good is the president's hoop game. so good that kobe bryant said on the dan patrick show that the president could make the current lakers roster. well, the lakers are in last place in their division, mind you,

senator bob menendez pushing forward with these, but the white house has asked democrats to stand down for harryt to bring to a vote. but again this week senator menendez was out talking forcefully about this and now he's pushing back against those within his party. how does the white house navigate this? >> that's difficult. my guess is that -- i would be surprised if harry reid brought it up for a vote over the white house's objections. in some ways they can have their cake and eat it, too. all the democrats can say we want to be hard on iran and the president can say to the iranians look what i'm saving you from. you need to negotiate with me. so it's a little bit dicey for the white house. particularly with syria, particularly with the crimea russia, he needs to show that he's more forceful on foreign policy. here is aen example where he's saying no, let's hold off for a while. puts him in a tough spot. >> and quick final word to you. >> the president is in a tough spot on a lot of issues and he doesn't have many friends on the hill even his own party and he doesn't have the respect of the c

harry reid wants is other rich folks to write him checks. when we come back, our hits and misses of the week. this is for you. ♪ [ male announcer ] bob'sck didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor america's favorite lasagna. topped with a mouth-watering blend of fresh cheese and aged parmesan. it makes our lasagna a delicious centerpiece for this table this table and your table. stouffer's. america's favorite lasagna. >>> time for hits and misses of the week. dan. >> well, for the last two weeks, the biggest th egest thing in t has been putin's take over of crimea and how the world will respond. i'm scrolling through and next thing i see is there is the president on espn filling out his march madness bracket and making it clear how much he knows about college basketball. so the world is burning and he's telling us how much he watches hoops. >> okay. kim. >> everyone it seems is getting on board with pr

democratic senators bob creasy, bill donnelly, heidi high camp, mark prier, harry reid, and john walsh joined on republicans president and voting against the motion to move ahead. majority leader reid switched his vote to know for procedural reasons. we spoke with a reporter who covered the debate. >> the headline on philadelphia in acquirers agreed senate defeats obama nominee tied to mummied case. jonathan is the washington correspondent for the philadelphia inquirer, was in the senate today during the vote on the nominee. debo adegbilie. what can you tell us about the case first and the nominee himself and others became so controversial. >> right. the cases been a flashpoint for more than three decades now. a murder in 1981 of a philadelphia police officer who was killed after pulling over mumia abu jamal and of the people in the car with him. the officer was shot. and while he was lying on the ground shot and killed. jamal was a popular radio host, convicted of the murder it either has been long-running disputes over whether he got a fair trial, whether it -- what if any role race

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harris with interpress service. i wonder if the report references the repression of road map or see advocates in bob rijn. >> we have a very detailed on bobon baja train -- rijn. the documentation of mistreatment, the lack of due process and political trials of individuals arrested for political activities or human rights activities. isresponse to this, this part of our ongoing engagement with the government we have urged them to take the necessary steps in advancing and protecting human rights. to foster an environment that allows for dialogue and political reconciliation, some of the specific areas we encourage progress is in releasing prisoners who have -- encouraging confidence building and reconciliation and accountability for allegations of security force excesses. this, weghout all of unequivocally reject violence on all sides and we want to encourage the positive evolution bahrain.jn -- of >> about venezuela. thishreat continues in country against freedom of expression. president maduro is opening a news conference about peace. about it?our comments >> on more specific venezuela developments, i would have to

bob can retire at a more appropriate age. it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> live from america's news head quarter, i am harrishe latest for the flight. the pentagon revealed the p88 posiddion aircraft joined the search for the missing boeing. it is the largest anti- submarain and war plan. it run a mission already tonight. >> the flight disa pored en route to china. fox nows conif i wering that russia seized a natural gas plant marking the first move outside of crimea. and russia troops have been stationed last night. that comes on the vote on whether or not crime crime will vote to join russia. now huckabee. >>> according to reports this week, the nsa posed as facebook. founder ceo mark zuckerberg. the u.s. government should be a champion and not a threat and need to be more transparent about what they are doing. i called president obama to express my frustration that the government is doing. it so manies like it will take a very long time for true full reform. >> in the meantime, a new poll by the foundation shoes that 53 percent of the young people ages 18- 24 is outraged by the nsa's data collection. join

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bob casey of pennsylvania, joe manchin of west virginia, mark pryor of arkansas, heidi dakota, joenorth donnelly of indiana, john walsh of montana, and chris coons of delaware. senate majority leader harry underlso voted no, which senate rules, allows them to bring the nomination back to the floor and later tom will stop them aquatic senator dick durbin defended debo adegbile's nomination. >> the bush administration's solicitor general stated "i have litigated both with and against debo and her him arguing the supreme court. i've always found him to be a formidable advocate of the highest intellect, skills, and integrity. of mumiasentation abu-jamal does not mean he lacks respect to the rule of law. is certainly should not disqualify him for this important civil rights job. in fact, his willingness to represent an unpopular defendant and emotionally charged case demonstrates his appreciation for the rule of law as well as his respect for the criminal justice system. his critics have attempted to characterize him as someone who actively sought out this case, someone who is spiritual the officer who was cut down in the line of duty, officer faulkner. and someone who was responsible for mu

bob is joining us. i'm wondering, general, the reaction. it may be inside the pentagon,my be in the military. we're spend aglot of assets on this. >> yeah, harrisis something of a mess. no one has better sensing capability than the united states. you mention the p-8, the united states ability to employ its sensors above the service, on the surface, and below the surface is unpresidented. in addition, to united states has an amazing ability to collate the data and parse it and be able to track down leads. the problem, as you suggest, is that the management of this, and the cooperation in the region is just atrocious. the people who i talked to, particularly in the military, are really getting frustrated. they want to be able to talk to other partners in the region, to share data, to try to break into some of their military radar data so they can sort of connect the dots on this thing, and all they've been able to do so far is just operate on the margins. it's very, very frustrating, as well as expensive, harris. >> i mean, it's heart breaking for the loved ones and families wait, but we lead the world in this, don't we? our navy is on displace f

harry reid and we will bring live coverage of the u.s. senate on c-span2. tonight, remarks from pennsylvania senator bob casey on the u.s.'s role in afghanistan and the upcoming elections in that country. he currently serves as chairman on central asian affairs and spoke earlier today at an event hosted by the center for american progress. see his comments tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> on this historic day, they open proceedings on the first time to televised coverage. , mr.ision will change speaker. but the good will far outweigh the bad. >> a response of american heroism at its finest. they dive into the water and dragged her to safety. >> my personal opinion is this. >> challenge these people and challenge their americanism. >> we are on the brink of adapting and independence bill. they will henceforth look to as the independence day for those that have been disabled. >> my distinguished republican colleague, will the gentleman please take the chair? [applause] >> first, mr. speaker, thank you for the opportunity to wield this gavel and sit in the chair. it was something to behold. >> george w. bush of the state of

bob denver no relation to john. it's played at every west virginia university basketball game. he sang it himself at the dedication of the football stadium back in 19850. >>> ed harris'slook nikki. you have a life. i have a life. it's selfish, but you look at me in a way nobody ever has before and when i'm with you i feel something different and here you are. i don't really know you. you don't really know me. i guess your heart's broken. but i don't want to let you go. so where does that leave us? >> ed harris joins us now this morning. good morning to you, ed. >> good morning, vinita. when you watch that scene, you can feel the emotion that's throughout the entire movie. was trying to figure out what is the genre? a lot of people are calling this a psychological love story. is that what drew you to the film because it's so unique? >> it is a ann interesting premise. i play her husband and i die and she meets another guy that looks just like him. it definitely is a love story, a psychological love story. >> the director said he wanted to use you specifically for the part. >> that's flattering. i read the script. i was also really fascinated and wanted to work with ane