cofounder, john thomas marino. this is a great story, john, and thanks so much for joining us.ss the first question is how the heck do you go from a tech startup, which obviously is very california into mattresses? how did that happen? >> well, that's a good question. to be perfectly honest it was a personal experience of mine at the time. i was, my cofounder and i were previous startup, i was a newlywed and had just bought my first mattress and the shopping experience was similar to, what you would expect if you were to go to a car dealership or something like that. ashley: yeah. >> i ended up buying a mattress for $3,000 and it just didn't meet my expectations. so this story sort of seeded the idea he and i sort of ran with, maybe we can solve some of these pain points when we started company. in doing research and whatwould really take to manufacture a mattress like that, we have found that it would only cost a few hundred dollars to make this is when our jaws dropped and we realized there is really big opportunity here to make a really great product, really great mattress a

he's john thomas allen. he stands about five feet 11, and weighs about 160 pounds. scar on his chin and a receding hairline. police say allen is considered armed and dangerous-- and if anyone spots him, just call 9-1-1 right away. >> the state is looking into how the welding problems on the new eastern span of the bay bridge were handled. cal-trans says when it heard about the allegations. it asked c-h-p to check it out. a former quality manager for caltrans in china. spoke about the welding problems back at a january hearing. he said his company lost its contract after telling managers about serious welding problems. he also said they were told to *ignore cracks in some of the welds. inspectors are checking the damage to this victorian home in oakland. it partially collapsed thursday night. fire officials say a side wall at the two-story home on myrtle street. began to fall onto another property. and hitting a truck next door. the house was being renovated at the time. no one was inside, and no one was hurt. >> a rare redwood tree is still standing in cotati this m

he recalls the partnership between john jacob astor and thomas jefferson, creating a kohl gnu on the pacific coast -- colony on the pacific coast in the early 19th century. the settlement, dubbed astoria, had a short tenure. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. [applause] >> well, thank you for that nice introduction, and thank you, powells and you all, for being here. normally i have a more formal presentation. i have a video that i've shown at readings, but tonight's a special night, so i'm going to do something a little different. and i'm going to tell stories a little bit more and, of course, i'm going to do some reading as well. but it's special because, one, this is powell's, we're in oregon, astoria is very nearby.

the sealed the deal has fallen far short of john thomas is an improvement in trade balance and don't need any means we were so far in the press where we look at some other hot issues then grab the attention of the domestic media this week from north korea's political show to south korea's electric vehicle trend we now go over to argue me on here in the studio so we are taken away. good evening let's kick it with someone who is emerging as a potentially powerful figure up in north korea with this article from timetable. now the headline of kiera renae sixteen dollars and a little sister young tom makes the pew as member of korea leads power group. now earlier this week the twenty six year old made her first official appearance during the elections for the country's rubber stamp parliament. turn out the polling station casting her ballot. don't the north korean state media as to what school is to find me in as a senior official alongside top party luminaries suggesting that she is a rising force in the higher keep the farm on the roll to the sister is playing at but going over to this

the distinguished historian, john thomas schaller chronicling the history of the state of maryland in 1879 insisted that pinkerton's action had an insult to the fair fame of one of the chief cities of the country and express the hope that the matter would soon be saddled once and for all. i myself am a resident of maryland and i miss partial to black eyed seasons as the next man. at every move of 150 years, however, i believe it's possible to treat this episode without undue risk. it bears noting however that today's day maryland by maryland makes reference to the desperate feel in the tyrants chain of lincoln and his kind in a spirited rallying cry spurns northerns from link and would likely have been amused. fellow citizens blithely declared in the early years of this president be, we cannot escape history. i thank you very much. i would be delighted to take any questions that you have. thank you. [applause] [inaudible] >> sure, yeah. i have to say that original documents was the fun of it. the pinkerton archive such as it is, but which is destroyed and the chicago fire now resides

. >> hoya's coach john thomas iii says tensions were running high on both teams. >> it was an emotional game, a tense game. and that happens. that happens in athletics, those tensions, thors feelings are not abnormal. >> watching from the sidelines, wong is sure this is no normal basketball game. >> there wasn't a matter of if there was going to be a fight, but when there is a fight. >> it isn't long before wong's premonition comes true. the game is tied at 64-64 in the fourth quarter when jason clark gets in an altercation with two players from the rockets that ends with him on the ground. >> i heard a whistle blow and i saw jason clark on the ground. they started pushing each other. both benches simultaneously emptied. >> the floor erupts into chaos as both teams rush to enter the fray. >> players started picking up chairs, plastic chairs that were on the side of the court. there were chairs being thrown. >> cameras rolling on the sidelines capture dozens of violent exchanges. >> there was one player, aaron bowen, a georgetown player who was thrown to the ground and being hit re pitdl

john and thomas are the cultural re roll to roll walking stick it out pharmacists accounts the ball up and call him today and uninvolved in the ovens can prolong life the interesting thing is attached to me so must the monkeys. come to a three county about who represents in the big representation for my opal from the council. i have to go lionel be from donna martin tom byrne. we all hope we can all guess which is not all the city of major football team and monkeys to shoot the latter much too nice to feel the same six people who are paid by these people suppose much nicer than the chopper suppose. the thing he sees you voted mention is this a team effort. the city council that sum represented a poem i just got to the cinema foundation. the system. on deal with what we do every year yell when we celebrate my shoes. the film it's my new quilt on it at its center this represents artists can use it throughout the year. i have studied this is the accumulation of all our efforts. i know which delights of the tube actually took time to meet some lunch to show what we do. held at the ones on

he recalls the partnership between business magnate john jacob astor and thomas jefferson, creating akohl think on the pacific coast -- a colony on the pacific coast in the early 19th century. the settlement, dubbed astoria, had a short existence in present-day oregon. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. [applause] >> well, thank you for that nice introduction, and thank you, powell's, and you all for being here. normally i have a more formal presentation, i have a video that i've shown at readings, but tonight's a special night, so i'm going to do manager a little different -- something a little different. and i'm going to tell stories a little bit more and, of course, i'm going to do some reading as well. but it's special because, one, this is powell's, we're in oregon. astoria is very nearby. the center of this story. and also we're here with c-span booktv x so we have a national audience as well as a oregon audience. so i'm going to tell some stories, and you oregonians may know some of the stories, and you may not know others. but i'll start with how i came to

john thomas allen is suspected of armed robbery. he is 5'11", and weighs about 160 pounds.man who robbed a woman at an atm is responsible for similar robberies around the bay area. he also robbed people in fremont, pleasant hill. he takes his mask off in full view of the camera. police say that's the same man caught on surveillance video robbing a woman last week at a fremont atm. >> it's open so you wouldn't think anyone would happen. >> the man was seen driving a red toyota corolla with utah plates. >>> >> republicans from all across california are in the bay area for the state gop convention. there's a lot of positive energy following the victories. and this year's theme is rebuild, renew, reclaim. condoleezza rice will be speaking. >>> downtown san francisco will be decked out in green. it's the saint patrick's day parade that begins at 11:30 this morning. this year's theme is a tribute to irish workers of america. with the warm weather, rosemary is predicting a crowd of 100,000 people. and the parade as you can see is expected to feature colorful floats, irish dancers,

our studios in moscow recapping our week's top stories with our weekly program this is r t i'm john thomas glad to have you with us and the verdict of an egyptian court to sentence over five hundred people to death has been met with mass protests and international condemnation the supporters of ousted president morsi were found guilty last monday of burning a police. station killing one officer and disrupting public order over six hundred others are still waiting to go on trial which is set for april the number of death sentences recently handed down in egypt has now topped out of hosni mubarak during the last years of his rule the former egyptian president was arrested during that revolution of two thousand and eleven in the three years that followed and neither the military nor the next president mohamed morsi ordered as many executions until now as the army steps up its efforts to end on rest in the wake of morsi being removed from power now last summer when he was overthrown the new authorities began targeting the ousted leaders muslim brotherhood party after being met with fierce resi

broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our john thomas glad to have you with us now turkish authorities have launched an espionage investigation into a leaked recording purported to be a conversation between two top officials it revealed an alleged plot to stage a false flag operation that would appear to be a syrian attack the leak on you tube infuriated it prime minister enda one who rushed to block the site here's an excerpt from the tape you know you've got a prime minister's encouraging conjuncture and they said time must be seen as an opportunity for us i'll send four men from syria if that's what it takes i'll make up a cause for war by ordering a missile attack in turkey. the discussion surrounds a possible attack on the tomb of suliman shah in northern syria a sacred site for turkey which is permanently guarded by turkish soldiers earlier this month on car warned it would retaliate against any assault on the memorial in case of such an attack turkey could also call for the involvement of its nato allies that's because all members of the alliance are comp

john thomas glad to have you with us. now some russian and journalists have been barred from entering eastern ukraine which moscow says amounts to censorship by the self-imposed government in kiev and several press crews were stopped at the airports and done yet a city where thousands are protesting against the interim leadership parties that peter oliver managed to make it there for us. i flew into don't yet. today you know i was alongside a american colleague of mine from the r.t.s. ruptly news agency now we had no problems getting in here however what we have heard is that they several news organizations several t.v. crews from russia would not back at the border they were denied entry into ukraine flying from moscow into here into done yet well what we have seen happening here in the city is a large demonstration it's been marching through the town there's no demonstrators noticeably in front of the parliament building which is just behind me now this comes after the. the new governor of the region mr ruled that there

>>> and john travolta's mea culpa. >>> good morning. i'm thomas roberts. it's wednesday, march 5th.o "way too early," trying to limit its flubs to one syllable. it depends on where you put the emphasis on the syllable. meeting with his russian counterpart to talk through mounting tensions through ukraine. secretary kerry visited kiev, bringing with him prayers for slain protesters and $1 billion aid

between john jacob astor and thomas jefferson, creating a kohl gnu on the pacific coast -- colony on the pacific coast in the early 19th century. the settlement, dubbed astoria, had a short tenure. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. [applause] >> well, thank you for that nice introduction, and thank you, powells and you all, for being here. normally i have a more formal presentation. i have a video that i've shown at readings, but tonight's a special night, so i'm going to do something a little different. and i'm going to tell stories a little bit more and, of course, i'm going to do some reading as well. but it's special because, one, this is powell's, we're in oregon, astoria is very nearby. the center of this story. and also we're here with c-span, booktv. and so we have a national audience as well as a oregon audience. so i'm going to tell some stories, and you oregonians may know some of the stories, and you may not know others. but i'll start with how i came to this story. and, actually, what's surprising about it is how this story was very well known in its day. in 1836 whe

>>> and john travolta's mea culpa. >>> good morning. i'm thomas roberts. it's wednesday, march 5th. welcome to "way too early," trying to limit its flubs to one syllable. it depends on where you put the emphasis on the syllable. meeting with his russian counterpart to talk through mounting tensions through ukraine. secretary kerry visited kiev, bringing with him prayers for slain protesters and $1 billion aid package, paid tribute to the fallen on the street. claiming no russian soldiers were occupying crimea. >> he denied that there were any russian troops in crimea, occupying crimea. >> he really denied there were troops in crimea? >> yes, he did. >> i think that it is clear that russia has been working hard to create a pretext for being able to invade further. >> trying to give putin room to save face and back off. >> there is a strong belief that russia's action is violating international law. president putin seems to have a different set of lawyers making a different set of interpretations, but i don't think that's fooling anybody. >> so, in crimea, there was a tense moment bet

great to have you on the program, thomas, thank you. >> thanks john, nice to be with you. >> can you tell me, what do you think of these -- there have been lots of questions about who the forces are that they don't have any parkings on their uniforms. do you think their russian -- they're russians? >> i definitely think they're russians and i think they're not just russians from the ukraine, from the the crimea but russians that have come from the russian federation which is what has everybody so disturbed. there are russians, there are ethic russians who live in the crimea but i think these are russian military and security people from the russian federation itself. >> so what do you think the plan is? >> to some extent i think there isn't a plan. i think the crÈme li kremlin wat completely by surprise when yanukovych was ousted. it was a significant humiliation to have putin's personal ally pretty much run out of town and this was their attempt to salvage or retrieve some sort of face out of this and to try to show some support of the ethnic russians who are so dominant in the crim

you and thomas are really good. so is john capehart. >> if you do it, come on the set.ous, don't mess it up and this is all for claire. >> i'm nervous now. >> good. come on over. >>> we're all over the missing plane. the latest from australia and malaysia. we'll look at the insight into why it will be an incredible task to recover the plane if it is in the southern portion of the indian ocean. "morning joe" is just moments away. so that was our first task, was getting him to wellness. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. from contractors and doctors to dog sitters and landscapers, you can find it all on angie's list. we found riley at the shelter, and found everything he needed at angie's list. join today at angieslist.com ...of america's number-one puppy food brand... ...with dha and essential nutrients also found in mother's milk. purina puppy chow. so i can reach ally bank 24/7, but there ar24/7.branches? i'm sorry, i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things?

religious beliefs, what would the gentlelady think would be the response of patrick henry, john adams, james madison, thomas payne, all of those people -- thomas payne wasn't a very religious man but he was big on rights. mrs. bachmann: we know what they would say. patrick henry said, give me liberty or give me death. they were willing to put their live, their honor, their sacred fortune on the line to fight for what the obama administration has been eager to deny to the american people which is freedom of speech, expression and religious liberty. that's what they would do. they would do far more than dump some boxes of tea into boston harbor. if they thought the tea party was strong now, you ain't seen nothing yet. we're going to see the american people rise up in force. they're unwilling to put duct tape willingly over their mouths, unwilling to put duct tape over their moral conscience. unwilling to put duct tapes over their hearts that have a heart for god. people will stand for freedom because that's -- it's written in our d.n.a. as americans. it's what we do for a living. we get up in the morning and

thomas ray. go in the same older >> i'm john arnold a member of the 350 sf and speaking in support of the clean sf i'm representing myself. the issue with the clean power sf being dropped out of the report is frustrating to marrying me. i've been a resident of san francisco for two decades. i've seen generations of renewal energy be supported in proposition and many multiple referendum. it's clear that has wide support in the city. conservation is absolutely essential but you have to have both sides of the kindly. in addition to the global bad stuff supervisor avalos is nicely summarized those are jobs those are attempts to free our city from an industry that's a fossil in many sense of the word. it has to be done. we used to be the city that knew how i think it's time to take a leadership position again. thank you. thank you. next speaker. >> hello, i'm thomas ray a native san franciscan. i'm speaking for different environmental groups in this city. i really feel that san francisco doesn't differ the title as the number one sustainable city in the u.s. because it's not doing enough and especially

father bill daly at noter dame law school and thomas morefellow and father john banbrick, served as nationalfor victims of sexual abuse. thank you so much, fathers for joining us. >> thank you. >> i'll start with you father daily. as i said you have been an advocate on a lot of issues i touched on. i want to touch on the health issues, particularly with this growing population in the developing world. 158 million court and juatholic. we see public health challenges 23.5 million people living with aids yet the church does still ban contraception in those places. is that costing lives? >> the catholic church cooperated -- let's take the example of uganda with a government effort called abc, in line with church teaching for the most part because the a part was to abstain, that sexuality is proper to marriage and to family. b, be faithful within marriage and c, use a gone done. that was the government's approach. it's true that we wouldn't agree with every secular viewpoint on how to deal with population issue, but it's not the case that the church has been indifferent to it or hasn't been a par

justice thomas' wife who believes the government may be secretly backing terrorists. or the panelist who says john boehner is covering up benghazi, boehner is. in right to the far right to the far-out, it's a daisy chain pulling right ward, where even establishment figures like mitch mcconnell and lindsey graham trying to join the crazy. with ted cruz pushing his way through the right wing crowd, calling people like bob dole and john mccain names all the way, anything to get to the hard right frontier where to lead the country he intends to plant his flag. dana milbank is a columnist for "the washington post." and jonathan capehart is an opinion writer, also with "the washington post" and an msnbc contributor. gentlemen, this was something. this week went really far right. >> it's always a bit of a circus at cpac when they come to town. and of course everybody is under pressure on the right to provide all the red meat. but this did go further. this is the time when you had ted cruz not just speaking to cpac, but speaking to the uninvited. >> further right. >> people who were too far right to be in

justice thomas' wife who believes the government may be secretly backing terrorists. or the panelist who says john boehner is covering up benghazi, boehner is. in right to the far right to the far-out, it's a daisy chain pulling rightward, where even establishment figures like mitch mcconnell and lindsey graham trying to join the crazy. with ted cruz pushing his way through the right wing crowd, calling people like bob dole and john mccain names all the way, anything to get to the hard right frontier where to lead the country he intends to plant his flag. dana milbank is a columnist for "the washington post." and jonathan capehart is an opinion writer, also with "the washington post" and an msnbc contributor. gentlemen, this was something. this week went really far right. >> it's always a bit of a circus at cpac when they come to town. and of course everybody is under pressure on the right to provide all the red meat. but this did go further. this is the time when you had ted cruz not just speaking to cpac, but speaking to the uninvited. >> further right. >> people who were too far right to be inv

>> thomas jefferson supporters said this about john adams, our second president.s a hermafodite. because he had -- i have to get the exact quote, he had neither the firmness of a man or the sensibilities of a woman. >> bill, here's the thing. there is -- >> i have to give it to paul for reading up on history. rough day for paul. his ideal, hillary clinton having defended the reset with russians promoting it. then compared putin to hitler today. so i give paul a lot of credit. i admire paul. stiff upper lip. he's reading highlights of american history. >> let me ask you on this issue. there is humor here. this is deadly serious. americans hate congress. this is an organization that's supposed to be providing leadership and seriousness in this country. it turns out cummings was criticizing issa for releasing evidence to fox news but not the committee. so choosing to go to the media first. issa saying lerner was targeting these conservative groups. media matters says they show lerner specifically instructed colleagues not to target groups because of their political l

and my nutritionist thomas, my coach, he weighed in hey, john, you could eat an apple next time.r me, it was struggle with weight my whole life. helps a lot to have an ever present nutritionist right in my pocket. cheryl: weight watches could owesly buy that one. we have to run. show the viewers. you made $1.2 million investment in this one. this is messaging a doctor directly. great for new moms. you text message a doctor. of the get back to you and let you know if you're being crazy or fine an need to go look at somebody. john, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> speaking of getting and staying healthy, do those juice cleanses actually work? the science behind it and the doctor's take is coming up. >>> plastic is no longer accepted? san francisco moving one step closer to banning those water bottles. details on the first for any major u.s. city. that is coming up in the west coast minute. ♪ [ male announcer ] this is jowoods' first day of work. and his new boss told him two ings -- cook what you love, and save your money. joe doesn't know it yet, t he'll work his way up from

thomas p. mccabe believed the fed's role was to restrain inflation. treasury secretary johnder and president truman wanted the fed to help finance the war. president truman, in his memoirs, described the experience he had in 1917. he bought liberty bonds. he didn't know, and most people didn't know, that those liberty bonds, certainly the series he bought, went up and down with market prices. after the war, interest rates rose, bond prices fell, and many people had to sell bonds below what they paid for them. truman never forgot that experience. he thought the government shouldn't cheat people. truman called the federal open-market committee to the white house for a tongue-lashing. never before had a president tried so directly to influence fed policy. there was so much misunderstanding on both sides that truman ordered a commission to study the matter. rather than let a third party dictate a settlement, the fed and the treasury met on their own to find a solution, resulting in the accord of 1951. the federal reserve would be free to control money and credit without having t

johns ston is there in kuala lumpur. first to sydney australia and speak to andrew thomas there. tony abbott calling this a potentially important development. australian maritime that's riaus saying it's a credible finding. >> that's the word, credible. tony abbott stood up in parliament and revealed this development. it's an image taken by a satellite of an area the australians were in charge of searching, along the southern vector that malaysia believed the plane could have flown along. it said north or south, and if it was in south, it would be in the deep indian ocean, very south, 2,500km from perth, the post western of sydney's cities. that is the area that the image has been taken of. it shows two indistrict - he used the word - credible objects in the sea. >> earlier, an hour and a half ago, australian maritime safety authority held a press conference and described what they were seeing and what the objects might show. >> the objects are relatively indistinct on the mimagery. i don't profess to be an expert. those who are expert indicate that they are credible sightings. t

john adams wrote in a letter to thomas jefferson, if ever there was a body of men who merited eternalh and in hell, sit the society of loyola. jefferson agreed. even lincoln is said to have had sour thoughts about these priests. and the one who served under george washington during the american revolution, he said it is my opinion if the liberties of this country, the united states of america, are destroyed, it will be by the subtly of the roman catholic jesuit priests, because they are the most dangerous enemies oh religious and civil liberties. throughout history, jesuits have been vilified as seducers, even murderers. a difficult sum mission to accept when the kindly pope francis and the differential president obama met before the world on thursday. we couldn't help but wonder if the jesuit gene for shrewd patience was the untold story here. a fading, disappointed president who insists on making catholics pay for birth control, pleading his case before the first jesuit pope. the president said it was all about social justice and equality. the papal forces made it clear that it's ab

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thomas drayton. >> the u.s. tonight is hoping for a diplomatic solution with russia over crimea. on thursday secretary of state john kerry warned of consequences if a resolution is not brokered before sunday's ses session vote. >> if there's no sign of a capacity to move forward and solve the issue, there'll be a series of steps op fond and year with respect to the options available to us. >> kerry is expected to meet with russia's foreign minister in london on friday. >> we are three days away from the crimean controversial vote. the lead-up has produced anxious moments between pro-russian forces. journalists covering the stories face similar converdicts. >> a camera man runs at a fear for a life. down the road, deeply worried crimeans run a bank out of fear for fair their futures. in 72 hours they'll decide whether to join russia. the proportion extended from their savings their safety. a cameraman filmed violent tension in a place where there's supposed to be order. those are pro-russian militia. inside - ukrainian soldiers. both sides used wooden weapons. then that's a revolver. around the side militia members

until john paul phillips, now in prison for rape and kidnapping, allegedly bragged about his murders to his prison cell mate thomas he provided detailed information about these murders, detail that only the killer would have known. >> phillips provided details about the murders of college students kathleen mcsherry and teresa clark. but also confessed to killing a third woman, a waitress, joan weatherall, but he never mentioned susan schumake. >> if he's going to brag about three, why not four? >> police believe that john paul phillips killed susan schumake, too. but if they were wrong, a murderer was still at large. anybody have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three types of good bacteria. i should probably take this. live the regular life. phillips'. >>> in november of 1986, john paul phillips went on trial for the murder of joan weatherall. one of the three murders phillips allegedly confessed to during a conversation with his prison cell mate. >> in fact, when we were done, the judge said i'm no

thomas >> good evening, everyone. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler in new york. >> is it the plane. new video of the plane in a remote part of the indian ocean. we talk to a pilot that knows that area well. >> getting personal - president obama slapping russia with more sanctions and russia banning john boehner and other u.s. lawmakers. >> the new frontier for america's veterans, seeking work and hoping to find it in the north dakota. >> plus - a flea market fortune. a faberge worth $33 million. >> it is day 13 in the hunt for the missing plane, centered 1500 miles off the coast of australia. it is there that objects have been captured, said to be the best lead yet. richelle carey is here to give us answers. >> we are waiting for answers. the search crew in the second day of looking for signs in one part of the southern indian ocean. satellite images show what might be debris. five military aircraft and ships are helping with the search. bad weather is making it difficult for the crews so far, and the satellite images are four days old. the objects may have drifted. family members o

thomas >> good evening, everyone. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler in new york. >> is it the plane. new video of the plane in a remote part of the indian ocean. we talk to a pilot that knows that area well. >> getting personal - president obama slapping russia with more sanctions and russia banning john boehner and other u.s. la

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us secretary of state john kerry and russian foreign minister sergei novels the throats of the st thomas of the crucial talks to discuss the escalating crisis in ukraine. fs meeting since russia sent troops to the crimean peninsula speaking in richard leon the folks at the turn is leading the international community for scandal the only book we believe that's the problem in ukraine comes from the international community's lack of reaction it failed to find a concerted response to demonstrations against the ukrainian government protests that's clearly violated the ukrainian constitution. the west didn't just fail to react in some cases it even encouraged and instigated the demonstrations is that the digital photos this point if it's for top diplomats of face to face meeting between the ukrainian and russian foreign minister insists on not on the comp that ukraine announced earlier on wednesday. what's the successful peacefully snobbish have to think about it with l and with all it's not the only boat to pray but they told him to choke russia home runs seventy of a sports russia to ukraine

example four likely votes to overturn roe v wade in the current court chief justice john roberts and justices scalia thomas and alito if a republican president selects skins birds replacement the just as easily could be the fifth vote needed to allow the government to prohibit all abortions i'm i'm not all totally cranked on that i think the roe decision actually did some harm to the in the women's rights and abortion rights movement but you know that's a whole separate argument but i do think that i mean this is what sandra day o'connor did saturday o'connor said that she was going to resign before there was a possibility of a democrat coming into office she just said it right out loud to god the whole world it's not uncommon for supreme court justices to do this yet i mean as a progressive you know that i would i would say that i you know objective from from that point of view it's i would hope get bader ginsburg to step down just to ensure the fact that because the supreme court's play such an important role in our politics whether you agree with that or not i would hope the fact that she tries to ensur

thomas drayton. >>> new developments overnight, president obama met with the national security team to discuss the crisis in ukraine. secretary of defense chuck hagel, secretary of state john kerry and susan rice were in the meeting. secretary of state john kerry boarded a plane at andrew's air force base, headed to kiev to meet with the interim government on tuesday. kerry's trip coming as russia shows no signs of backing off from crimea. they received a deadline to lay down arms or face a full-scale assault. russia de nice making that call. they say they were invited by president viktor yanukovych. nick schifrin is in the crimean peninsula with the latest. >> this is a ukrainian base on ukrainian land. those are not ukrainian soldiers or that's not a ukrainian flag. the welcoming committee doesn't pledge allegiance to ukraine. >>. translation: we are here to support the russian peacekeepers. they are the only means to stop the violence in ukraine. >> in this area the russian occupation is growing and the resistance seems non-existent. the russian soldiers occupied the base without firing a shot. visitors brought sandwiches and a teapot. soldiers relax and ate in crudely

john's very gnostic; matthew was obviously to a jewish audience. and so even as we get the sacred text, which doesn't always have to happen because we talked to thomas drift, our native american, and he comes from traditions that were perfectly happy to find their world-view defined in a mythic and ritual dimension and didn't feel the need to concretize in the doctrinal dimension. but you know, there we have it- it's a wonderful look at how sacred texts also work in the doctrinal dimension as forms of interpretation. as you well know, different translations of the bible have different tones and can raise up different issues, and we go round and round on that also, so interesting point. let me shift gears here because we have some rather long and perhaps the most unusual roll-ins of the entire class here on the jonestown incident, and i wanted to bring in first, the first part of the class here we've looked at some traditional christianity, we've talked about it, and i don't want to - i'm not even quite sure - it would be a wonderful argument to argue, once we finally get to jonestown and guyana, if what's going on with jim jones' teaching even is ch

scrambled a couple of orion search crafts as andrew thomas mentioned and those are turbo prop engines. they take about eight hours to get out there as johnentioned. it is very very far away, and they only have two hours of gas for them searching that area. they are also going to be bringing in a u.s. navy which is a jet engine but that too also is going to have only a few hours on site. so you can't just hang out there and go back and forth the way you need to. and with the rough weather coming in that also just makes it that much more difficult. >> let me throw another question, we talked about this last night, as we began to get these images. when you look down -- when you look at those images, why can't they shoot other images in is it all because of the weather from the satellite? is. >> well, satellites are very very difficult to task. and in order to basically keep them in one place, satellites are very very difficult to task. so you can't -- it is nothing like the video footage that we are used to getting from drones or from our cell phones that sort of thing. it require as lot of patience, to aim at one spot, and keep it there. t

john seigenthaler. we'll go to "consider this" now. which is in progress, and stay with al jazeera america for this breaking story. thomas drayton will have the latest. >> as the irs continues to face backlash over cufertion h accusations that it treated conservative groups harshly, alleging widespread corruption, misconduction and abuse, wastin wasting taxpayer money, are these contained in smaller offices or i irs as a whole, david k. johnson who also writes for taxanalyst.com, he won the pulitzer price. david you wrote that these massive weighs, have let tax cheats get away with it and this potentially cost the government dollars. how much revenue is being lost? >> well, we don't know exactly how much money. there's not an official number that the irs has, about a billion dollars a day of lost. i don't put much credence in that number at all. per waysive problems with -- pervasive problems with managers, consistencily they talk about the high standards of conduct, the lack of abuse of taxpayers, a lot of favoritism and a lot of abuse of people. of course anybody who works at a big office may have some idea of uneven m

for a framework agreement john kerry has set for the israeli-palestinian talks, he is winning in any says my hope and expectation is that in spite of the incredible political thomass that both netanyahu and abbas can arrive at a framework that can move us to peace. jewish sage,evered if not now, when, if not you, mr. prime minister, then hugh. reaction, i will not give into to pressure. >> just 10 seconds. he talked about iran and syria as well. wasn terms of syria, he criticized for not making good on his threat to use force in the event amoco weapons were used. he said, first of all, diplomacy is working. chemical weapons belonging to a side are being destroyed and second of all we might have made things worse if we had gone in. much, indeed.ery elliott gotkine. we will take a break. back in two minutes. ♪ >> welcome that. you are watching "the pulse." we are live from bloomberg's european headquarters in london. i'm guy johnson. i collect fronts in the quad is off today. -- francine lacqua is off today. pistorius on oscar trial for the murder of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. the defense lawyers say he believed that she was a burglar. russia's a central bank

john cook asks this. he says, what's the probability that an electrical issue rendered the acars and radio systems inoperable. geoffry, what about that? >> jeffrey thomas>> sorry, okay. beg your pardon. electrical problem -- the you have power from the engines. we know that. so you have electrical power and turbine that drops in the airstream that provides electrical backup power. there are so many backups on the 777, there's not a scenario that would take out everything and allow the plane to keep flying at the same time. i don't believe that's the case. >> what are the legal implications of all of these scenarios, any of the scenarios here? >> well, as against malaysian air, i believe no matter what the result is found to be malaysia air will be responsible. whether it is hijacking, terrorist act, act of the pilot, mechanical pilot, malaysian air will be responsible. >> the issue is somebody else was involved in. this my question is now can malaysian airlines sustain this? can they afford to be in business after this? >> well with, sure they can. they at least have $1 billion in insurance. their liability will approach that amount, but they can with

john cook asks this, he says, what is the probability that an electrical issue rendered the acars and oxygen systems inoperable. geoffrey, what about that? >> jeffrey wise? >> no, geoffrey thomasgeoffrey thomas? >> sorry, okay. beg your pardon. look, electrical problem, you've got power from the engines, we know that, so you do have electrical power. you also have a ram air turbine which also provides electrical backup power. there are so many backups on the 777. there is not a scenario that would take out everything and allow the plane to keep flying at the same time. so no, i don't believe that's the case. >> what are the legal implications of all of these scenarios, any of these scenarios here? >> well, as against malaysia air, no matter what the result is found to be, malaysia air is going to be responsible. whether it's hijacking, a terrorist act, act of the pilot, pilot suicide or mechanical failure, they will be responsible. >> my question is now, can malaysia airlines sustain this? can they afford to be in business after this? >> sure, they can. they have at least have $1 billion in insurance. so their liability will probably approach that amount, but they can withstan

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thomas e. petri to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, john a. boehner, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. haplain conroy: let us pray. gracious god, we give you thanks for giving us another day. you have blessed us with all good gifts and with thankful hearts we express our gratitude. you have created us with opportunities to serve other people and their need and to share together respect and affection and to be faithful in the responsibilities we have been given. in this moment of prayer, please grant to the members of this people's house as they meet with their respective constituents the gifts of wisdom and discernment that in their words and actions they will do justice, love with mercy and walk humbly with you. may all that is done this day be for your greater honor and glory, amen. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 3-a of house resolution 515, the journal of the last day's proceedings is approved. the chair will lead the house in the pledge

thomas has the latest. >> he is in beijing expelled by the government and released after issuing a full, written confession which he also had to readout on camera. in that camera johns he accepts now he committed a hostile act towards the people of north korea, one for which he truly apologizes. and they will try to negotiate his release and his arrest coincided with abuse in north korea, a report written by an australia judge and it was somehow retaliation for the investigation and report. the worst fears have not been realized and have not had a long sentence and they expelled him after the written apology and he is on his way back to his wife in hong kong. >> reporter: unicef in lebanon say thousands of syrian children suffering from malnutrition and they host hundreds of thousands of refugees from syria is not e equipped to deal with the program and are scrambling to rectify the situation. >> reporter: a newborn can weigh 3 1/2 kilograms but that is how much he weighs at nine months old and he has severe, acute malnutrition and on a supplemental feeding program. her mother was unable to breast feed her for months mourning the death of her bother in syria and th

stuff and and you know we just have to wait for the crazy season you know the thomas jefferson the season the which of them john mccain going to support is what it's called if you're on the phone would do anyway my point is why is that you need to take a minute with this at that point because it's true to win the election he would book but it's or you're not going to do that and you also why do is saying i don't know because just because the crazies on the right wing are doing nothing for their base what you see when you need to negotiate from a position of strength is a straight could not disagree more deaths not. only do what i need to let me do what i need to do but this isn't a problem but this is the real world america is no longer the superpower it once was ok. ok it republicans cannot accept this you cannot get it in your heads that this is not the case anymore that russia is a power russia is a huge power in the us right china is a huge power you're going to bomb blow people up and say we're going to go to war as the trouble this doesn't work anymore this is george bush the promise and look what happene

john jacob astor had a vision of global trade empire on the pacific rim. this was right after lewis and clark, five years after lewis and clark were out here. and thomas jefferson had, essentially, the same vision. and as or to have came up with this idea -- astor came up with this idea, approached thomas jefferson with it. they met at the white house. thomas jefferson gave it his enthusiastic endorsement. it was astor's idea to try to capture, essentially, all the furs in the western part of the continent, funnel them through a set element at the mouth of the columbia river and sell them to china. and in china these furs would fetch extremely high prices because the chinese mandarins, for instance, used sea otter furs which were extremely luxurious, something like a million hairs per square inch. i think the finest, most densely coat of any mammal in the world. the chinese mandarins would pay incredible prices for these furs. so astor, he was not the first ship here on the west coast, but he was one of the earlier ones, and he came up with this idea of sending trade goods from new york around cape horn by ship to the mouth of the columbia, trading th