match ban but said a number of activists that moment i need to match the funding actress who shot john locke and jack ideas on how these tools to the substance of the finesse and stuff. julie cheney's on the internet and on to be close minded. you can the dog house. or. i wanted this to do what it is good to get it all. in meeting. my mum to buy it. closed on monday and wednesday. isn't it about the air the truth or not you need to be. the move. also key. i knew the secret of the one not nice. eight rankings that. long. this he went straight to the dominance of thompson's station in the back of the chai at the top fifty but the fight to make einstein and screamed. acting. but a compliment that i got to see the softer been hardest hit by bullets and yet not totally into this gigantic activity. but best of it. i mean things have been in the movie attributes the success of the fin to the benefits or should i switch it off. which of the i mean. i think all of us agree it would not enjoy invention of printing again to make do with the flu about. james hopes also should change would go to associat

you would do john lock.ament, john locke, old testament, new testament and have a pretty good summary of how we got to where we are. if that's what you want to teach i'm all for it. >> i would pick it up with the 18th century and the british throwing off the king and basically becoming a democracy and then pick it up because that's the link. you know what i'm talking about here. if you bring in -- if you say the word jesus in public school you'll have somebody knocking on your door screaming separation of church and state. i mean, look. do you think the statue of moses holding the ten commandments can be erected in front of a federal building now? >> i wouldn't. when you say the wore jesus can't be used in public school it depends on what the context is. >> no it doesn't. >> yes. let me give you and example. under the first amendment you can teach about religion. you want to have a high school course on the history of religions and comparison religion, on the influence of religion on the american founding, o

one of the godfather of the founders of this country was john lock. they used him as the basis for a lot of their thinking. he said, "the end of law is not to abolish or restrain, but to preserve and enlarge freedom." does obamacare do that, preserve and enlarge freedom? >> certainly not. obamacare and the founders would never have passed obamacare and be struggling in their graves looking at it because the founders were libertarians. they meant to preserve our rights as individuals and severely limit the power of the federal government to do much of anything. they would be bothered that it passed. that it is a total failure wouldn't surprise them. what would bother is this speaks to the federalovernment going well beyond strict constitutional limits. >> i think so. what do you think? >> to follow bill baldwin's logic, congress has every right to repeal this law. if the republicans take the senate, they have every right to put president obama on the veto pressure. let's keep this going. mike raises a great point about the misuse of executive order to

they are not happy to stick with john locke. it's not happy that he could only get a substandard copy a work in translation. some of the ancient works he was interested in. so she asked -- he was a big lobbyist for getting rid of the privileges. the privileges died in 1690. we have an interregnum at 20 years where we didn't know what the issue was 20 years after put are abolished, we have the statue. going to skip this. so we have the situation in the colonies. it is time america has been discovered. this statute was not extended to the colony. after the revolution we were founded by certainly a lot of agrarian entries. we ask that people like thomas jefferson. these are people interested in ideas. they were authors. they were very interested in this issue and the constitution itself provides that congress shall have the power to promote the useful arts are good times to authors and tears the exclusive rights and discoveries. the first copyright act if it defers patent act. the image they use their is the halfpenny and the local

and by the time we get to the 18th century, this is an image of john locke, you know, the situation is untenable. and there's, you know, we have the beginning of the enlightenment, and people are not happy with information not being freely available. tear not happy -- they're not happy, particularly john locke is not happy that he can only get a substandard copy of these works in translation, some of them ancient works that he was interested in. just because someone had a privileged monopoly. so he asked, you know, he was a big lobbyist for getting rid of the privileges. and i should have put this on the slide. the privileges die in 1690. and we have an interregnum of about 20 years where we didn't know what the legal regime was. and be in 1710, so 20 years after privileges are abolished, we have the statute of anne. and i'm going to skip this. so, you know, we have -- what is the situation in the colonies? by this time, you know, america has been discovered. the statute of anne was not extended to the colonies, and, you know, after the revolution one of the things that, you know, we h

they therefore transmitted to john locke and mocking james harrington don't know are the hard-core serious of righteous republican nixon in which thomas jefferson who wasn't assiduous by her work books from the williamsburg library, there is a great library in williamsburg, virginia as i'm sure you know. jefferson undoubtedly noted. if financiers of ssa something i try to do to the point of the whole project was really too off review which was not just sent a sentimental cultural pluralism on my part, but i'm a sentimental cultural pluralist, tsutsumi. but actually, historically true that never left a separate life, even very orthodox unless they been forced from the cultures they been vetted by. even if there was not my, but entirely poorer space. during the day and the shops in the ghetto. and shoes are not at the ghetto. what a surprise. you'll know -- you know the joke about president gold pack, don't you? rain trouble now. the african-american president, woman president. study says mom, you're coming to the maturation. she goes that's a long way. i've got nothing to wear. niemann that

they therefore are transmitted to john locke and locke and james harrington you know are the hard-core theories of moral righteous republicanism in which thomas jefferson who was an assiduous bar were of looks from the williamsburg library. there was a great library as well as franklin franklins library library in waynesburg virginia as i'm sure you well know. it's in instance where as they say something i tried to do. the point of this whole project was really to offer a few which was not i hope sentimental cultural pluralism on my part but ms cultural sentimental pluralists so sue me. that is to say jews have never lived a separate life unless they have been forced from the countries in which they have been embedded by the nazis. it was entirely poor space. people came and went during the day. they came to work in the textile shops and the jews went out of the ghetto what a surprise as doctors. you all know president -- don't you? we are in trouble now. an african-american president and we will have a woman president i'm sure. he phones up and says mom you are coming to the inaugurat

one of the godfather of the founders of this country was john lock. they used him as the basis for a lot of their thinking. he said, "the end of law is not to abolish or restrain, but to preserve and enlarge freedom." does obamacare do that, preserve and enlarge freedom? >> certainly not. obamacare and the founders would never have passed obamacare and be struggling in their graves looking at it because the founders were libertarians. they meant to preserve our rights as individuals and severely limit the power of the federal government to do much of anything. they would be bothered that it passed. that it is a total failure wouldn't surprise them. what would bother is this speaks to the federal government going well beyond strict constitutional limits. >> i think so. what do you think? >> to follow bill baldwin's logic, congress has every right to repeal this law. if the republicans take the senate, they have every right to put president obama on the veto pressure. let's keep this going. mike raises a great point about the misuse of executive order t

bit -- what impressed me so much about your own work and you are actually a whistleblower is one john lockend -- john walker lindh was caught up with the taliban and i looked at this guy's story and the picture in the paper and clearly he had him beaten and he'd been tortured and without feeling any sympathy for what got them involved in all of this i thought you know if there is a tradition of everyone deserves a legal defense and a tradition of due process applies universally this is the guy that was going to challenge that tradition. what i find so amazing about your career is that in the justice department you decided that he deserved legal representation. why don't you just tell us a little bit about that case and how it ended your justice department career. >> well i worked at the justice department as the ethics adviser and i happened to be on duty that day that i got a call that we had captured our first prisoner in the afghanistan war john walker lindh quickly dubbed the american taliban and i was told unambiguously that he had a lawyer and the criminal division wanted to know abou

the father of 34-year-old victim, john lock says his son loved his job. >> he was at the top of thatower and he loves utility work. police say it was not particularly windy of the time of the accident and the ground under the truck appeared to be solid. massachusetts state officials are investigating. >>> security will be tight this year's boston marathon. more than 100 cameras are installed at 50 observation points along the course and there will be a large police presence including under cover officers for the entire week. >> things have changed, they really have. our goal is to continue this to be what it is. a great day in the city and a great family day, we don't want to intimidate people by the police presence out there. that's not our goal. >> vice president joe biden scheduled to attend the anniversary of the attack. the marathon itself will be held on april 21st. >>> in boston manny pakqio wins the rematch. he claims the wbo weight title. >>> the final round of the masters golf tournament going on right now. jordan speed just 20-year-old. the 20-year-old putting himself to b

hundred years ago when the social contract is broken there must be a revolt i believe that's a john locke quote preceding all the revolutions that ensued after the in the light moment the population in america and britain have yet to have their own light and the moment where they discover on mass that they've had their societies ripped from them by crooks who first stole the money using all the techniques we've been talking about on the show for years and now facing a form of a new poverty a poverty of justice where cops who are not even identifying themselves as cops in new york city mugged people on the street and steal their say their stuff and this is a growing trend in america and identified cops stopping people on the highway stopping people in new york city stealing their their cash stealing their goods so it's become like clockwork orange in the sense of no justice it's completely predictable now all of the c.e.o.'s of the banks are heads of divisions of banks that you mentioned in the opening they all received huge bailouts they received gifts from the taxpayer and yet they never

are paying a high price for keeping julian a son john locke and keen to tell you what exactly it millions of pounds are being spent on as one of the world's most famous whistle blow was remain so holed up inside their to door an embassy in london the full story is on our t.v. dot com. also all you this is sad but for the pentagon which is backing out of one of its most expensive weapons up as a fact of missiles its new cell fighter jets is called into question. right to see. first street. and i think you're. on a reporter's. instrument. in the. stories in brief now turkey's president of dillard goal has signed a new law why being the powells of the country's secret service the bill grants more room for foreign operations and eavesdropping the opposition accuses the prime minister over his party initiated the legislation of tightening the screws in the country as he faces a challenge to his authority following corruption scandals and street protests. all crew members of the south korean ferry which sank last wednesday are now in custody after police arrested the last four on saturday the c

this base which is really the size of a small city, john, was put on lock down. people had to watch and wait as the situation played out. we understand that it was a shooting in multiple different parts of the base. two different buildings. transportation building and the medical building. we understand that lopez allegedly opened fire in one of the buildings, got into his car, fired shots from the car. then went to the second building, fired shots there. that is where as you mentioned the female military officer, where he met her. that's when he used his own weapon to take his own life. the aftermath is this. we know that 16 people are in the hospital in various states of condition. we know three people died from this. we know lopez allegedly took his own life in the shooting. >> we are waiting for an update on the condition of those injured. in a few minutes, george. our thanks to you at ft. hood. we'll bring you the conditions and news conference when it happens. retired army general james spider marks is here. i know you lived on this base more than once over

locks off. in pittsburg john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a bus ad campaign is underway targeting the chinesetnamese communities to let them know about hepatitis b. they join officials and community leaders in san jose for the announcement and the unveiling. honda says new legislation will provide $90 million for programs like these crass the country. this -- across the country. 1-10 is chronically infected with hepatitis b world wide and most don't realize they are infected. >> this new legislation is an important step -- [ indiscernible ] >> researchers say 1-4 people in the asian community with hepatitis b will develop liver cancer or liver disease if left untreated. >>> an increase in whooping cough in contra costa county. at 6:00 p.m. a mother tells us her her fam pale got all of a -- family got all of their shots and it didn't work. >>> live look at the conditions in san francisco bay and contra costa county, the smaller picture on the right. you can see the clouds are already here. rain could arrive in the bay area tonight. >> our chief meteorologist is tracking the conditions now. wha

reporter: that tantalizing prospect has many american towns hoping to reopen more pad locked gates like this. johnhedron, al jazeera, ohio. >> finally yellowstone national park is fighting rumors that it's super volcano is about to erupt. this youtube video shows a rush of herding bison. but yellowstone said wildlife move around to find food at lower elevations. geological experts say the volcano is not expected to erupt in the next 1,000 even 10,000 years. >> answer possible reason outside of camera view that those bison were running down that road? any other reason, they don't know. they're saying--the experts are saying it's because they're looking for food. >> are we going to bet against the bison or go with the claims. appreciate it. >>> no matter what you think of president george w. bush he's getting rave reviews these days for his art work. critics call his art work incredibly good for someone who just picked up the paintbrush a couple of years ago. the exhibit is called "the art of leadership: a president's personal diplomacy." john terrett has been looking at the diplomacy. >> reporter:

it was locked at 0-0. defender john terry has taken his lace. >>> real madrid will be a formidable opponent. a 4-0 win in germany giving them every reason to celebrate as their club aims to win the title for the tenth time. >> i think that there is a lot of experience for this kind of game. it really doesn't matter who will be the team. it's important that one of the teams is real madrid. >> interested in buying the l.a. clippers after owner donald sterling was banned for life. but first he has other things to deal with. mayweather is going into the fight with a flawless 45-0 record which includes 26 knockouts. >> the key to the match today is just being very, very intelligent, being very, very smart, taking my time, keeping my composure and coming up with brilliant game plans. >> and mark cavendish has won his third stage win in turkey. officials had to stop riders on a dissent after a serious of crashes in wet conditions. cavendish prevailed after the restart in a sprint finish. but he holds an over all six-second lea

when taxpayers paying a high price for keeping julian a son john to lock and key will tell you what exactlyillions of pounds are being spent on as one of the world's most famous whistleblowers remains well up and signed to the ecuadorian embassy in london the full story is on r t v dot com. all the while you there is setback for the pentagon which is backing out of one of its most expensive weapons adds up as the effectiveness of its new stealth fighter jets is called into question. right to some other news. stories in a brief right now. turkey's president of dillard glow has signed a new law why bring the policy of the country secret service the bill brown small room for foreign operations and dropping the opposition accuses the prime minister whose party initiated the legislation of tightening the screws in the country that's us he faces a challenge to his authority following corruption scandals and street. divers a searching of the rag off of the south korean ferry which sank last wednesday have found forty eight bodies in the single cabin of the group were all wearing life jackets so fa

this won't hurt big roasters like starbucks - they locked in prices a few years in advance. but it might eventually, says john caruso of rjo futures. "we have seen coffee prices in, you know over the past 2 years, we saw them in a long sustained downtrend. but there's no doubt that this will eventually be passed on to the customer, especially if this is a long sustained move as we're expecting." caruso says there is a global supply deficit of 11 million bags of coffee this year, and he expects it to continue for the next two years. ronald mcdonald is getting a makeover before joining the social media world. the iconic clown has new threads, including cargo pants and a vest - but he'll keep the big red shoes. the updated look is ahead of joining twitter as the fast- food chain's 51-year old spokesperson.modern ronald will emerge in u-s commercials and social media later this year. still to come: apple's big move...why it's seeking to "relocate on wall street...from apple to soda pop our two guys play it all for debate in traders unplugged. but first - get a notepad. we're gonna help you plan your summer vacati

. >>> john jato put it where bond did in the 2002 world series. we were there. gregorson lockeddown in the 9th inning. david freese pops up. a's win 3-2 with the best record in the american league at 9-4. he the 49ers have a difficult decision -- >>> the 49ers have a difficult decision to make next month when they can exercise alden smith's fifth year option. sure, he was arrested for the second time in eight months sunday, but john madden said today the decision would likely be easy. >> if he were a 33-year-old vet, he'd be out the door, but here he is a 25-year-old guy who can still play. i'm not proud of this. i would be on the side that would try and protect him because i want to keep him as a player. >> he can play. >>> time for the monday night top five. tonight at the olympic club in san francisco big daddy cain was the keynote speak are for major league baseball to help -- speaker for major league baseball to help improve the reading level for kids around the city. would later win the game on grand slam aga >> dan uggla dives, gets to his feet and nails tony gwynn jr. ug

. >> reporter: police say david martin, an accused murderer, kevin johns, and richard ware, who is locked up on a robbery charge, ambushed joe lynn, inside the trumbolt county jail. >> as he walked up the stairs, he was taken from behind. >> reporter: the prisoners used a homemade shank, to surprise the guard, and tying him up. the inmates steal the guard's cell phone and call tv station woio, to speak to a reporter. >> i can't get talked down. i need the story to get out there. i'm in a situation, where i'm calm as of now. >> reporter: martin says he's upset about how local media has portrayed him. argued he is innocent. and demand the media clear his name. the inmates even allowed the prison guard-turned-hostage, to speak to the reporter. >> they took me by surprise. brought me into a cell. tied me up. never harmed me. they gave me water. they have loosened the restraints and put me into some cuffs. >> reporter: the ordeal went on for an astonishing five hours, until police negotiators finally convinced the inmates to release lynn unharmed and turn themselves in. authorities, this morni

lock the car. >> the passing patrol unit offers to transport the john. by his expensive shoes and threads, is doubtful this man has ever seen the inside of a patrol car. >> i guess i'm pretty stupid, aren't i? >> neighborhoods residents cheer and jeer as the john starts an uncomfortable walk of shame to the patrol car. >> any drugs, any needles? >> no, sir. >> cuffed and searched in broad daylight, police have delivered this man, a marin county millionaire, a reality check about his actions. >> watch your head. >> would you please get rid of that camera? >> back at the public staging area, the dapper john's discomfort rises. >> police identify camera shy john as 56-year-old roger zipkin of mill valley. he sells multi-million dollar homes in some of the most exclusive neighborhoods of marin county. >> what address do you want me to put down? >> can i show you this away from the cameras, please? can you remove these people and i'll be happy to tell you. >> this guy has an sf number. >> a further check reveals a prior arrest but zipkin won't discuss it on c

john quan with the department of public works. actually this one is interesting what happened i'm sure i've received a brief or a notification from the developer locked on 1335 mission streets as suggests that mr. president of this box is in conflict. the hearing officer determined that the site was most appropriate that in order for the fit to that site the most appropriate situation was for one the parking meters to be removed and put in a double meter that's the best location available that's assessable for at&t and that's one of the reasons the hearing officer made that recommendation. if the suggestion is that we the department should not find and assist based on the description to find of the alternative possibilities then the department will reject the site based on the requirement of the entitlement for the better streets requirement as it was imposed upon the development team so at&t could find another location and restart the process >> is this 1335 mission. >> no, i'm talking about right next to it. pretty sure in this case we believe what we're trying to do is follow a certain level of trying to accommodate in this particular case given t

we are especially greatful to chief john douglas for his longstanding dedication and appreciate as well partnership of mayor ger locklong with the officials of the federal bureau of investigation, u.s. attorneys office and the district attorney. all have assured us of their inee quif cal commitment to protect the center and our community partners and the broader community as well. the jewish community center in village shalom are sted fast at our commitment to continuing to serve our community within a safe, caring, impactful environment. we call on all members, participants and friends of our community to join together with us and demonstrate the power of love and community prevails over violence. thank you for your support. >> now that we have more information and details that we can confirm, i would like to confirm some information with you and possibly present some things you may or may not know. a lot of this information has already through various sources become public, nonetheless we're taking the opportunity to confirm that for you today. first of all, from the first call at 1:01 p.m. until the suspect was t

locked the door after he left. i always do the teapartier did not flip over john boehner. >> but you make of a great team it has beennce the day they met by your erectile dysfunction could be a question of blood flow. neil: they talk about john baker it is pretty means of man behind and add add now he is running again. now while we are on the subject of the blood flow the heart of -- the security breach compromising from bank account numbers to passwords could have been stopped a and guests to? the nsa. that is what they're supposed to do. former apple ceo how he offers with his new company a way to strengthen signals to address this nonsense. the one thing we trust to an essay to do is the one thing they did not. >> if i was at the nsa and would be embarrassed it took two years to find this out. now a fair amount of damage has been done. neil: we have a case where they were warned about this. we do know the nsa has collected with the phone records, or 70 percent of all internet i don't know but maybe they are busy doing other things. >> a the heartbeat problem is software flaw implemented by a programmer of the sec

locked up. over the years, some of the resistance has softened, but even supporters like john mccain say this isy to go about it. he said, i think releasing john pollard is the right thing to do. however, releasing him to keep israeli-plan talks going is totally misguided and would be seen as a desperate attempt to avert failure. david is currently a vice president with the woodrow wilson center, and he joins me now. picking up on senator mccain using pollard for what feels like a small development in the mideast peace process. it seems like a wasted use of a bargaining chip. what do you say? >> just a word of perspective for you, ronald reagan, h.w. bush, bill clinton and george w. bush, all forced with israeli entreaties to release pollard over the years. they all push for power. and the reality is these presidents have said no. said no on national security grounds. you mentioned, i was at wye river in '98, and tenet was quite emotional, and said it would undermine cia morale. clinton was basically inclined to do it. no u.s. president has done it. now we are hearing -- >> there does seem to be

lock the schoolhouse doors to give minorities and opportunity. i am tired of the lives and of misdirection of issues. frankly john store has been reasonably good to ask his audience to be respectful. i don't expect to win the debate the audience will get on reify say something to good but it is funny. if you saw the first part he said later senator demint is with us and left the senate because it was so bad he went to a tank to think. [laughter] it went downhill from there. [laughter] but it was just to have a discussion that i could be reasonable that young people need to see the alternative to the terrible disaster they get from the left. to make america look like the detroit and so many people are disagreeing with almost what the left is doing but they still look of love'' for the other guy because they don't believe he cares. not by opening the argument by showing up to speak to the hispanic chamber of commerce and i know they don't necessarily think they agree with the issues but they appreciate show ring of. >> see you feel day air of this side of caution to not even show up but 50 percent is just walking i

john jones, a former cellmate. wow. wow. so while he was coming to court to testify in a shooting case, he get locked up for murder.ow. god don't like ugly, man. so you know, what goes around comes around, man. >> james mallory, case number 54. >> 36 hours earlier james mallory was arrested and charged with the murder of 15-year-old gregory holt. >> i ain't guilty. i identity do none of this. >> he's entered a plea of not guilty. now mallory fears he is a marked man among other inmates. both for allegedly being a snitch and an alleged child killer. >> they made me basically a target anywhere i go, even when i get this case -- you know, i'm acquitted of all these charges, still i'm going to have to deal with this the rest of my life if i stay in this city. >> mallory is housed in a secure cell in a section of the jail with numerous surveillance cameras for his own protection. but others in the wing, like brandon bland, already know who he is. >> oh, yeah, i know his name. it's all over the paper, all over the news. i mean-u can't forget that ugly face anyway. it's just got snitch right there and baby killer. it's wr

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john kerry is headed to africa, to promote peace, trade, and partnership. he'll use part of the treat to highlight aids reform. back to lock rapids feels pressure. it could be the pain of being separated from family, the thought of losing a job or being sent to prison. but the pressure jesse orlow feels is unique. >> the thing about baking is you're responsible for all the cakes. if you screw up on the cakes obviously they're going to know who screwed them up. you have to make sure they're done right, because you don't want to have to redo them. >> for the past four months, orlow and his fellow inmate baker have been in charge with the popular cakes served with most meals. >> my mom asked me what my job was. i said i'm a baker, i bake cakes. she's like, oh, that sounds fun. it's not like baking one cake for thanksgiving. it's a different situation. >> i kind of joke around when i first got here, maybe i'll be on can the -- i'll be on "cup cake wars." this might be my start. "cake boss" or whatever, who knows. >> orlow has a new challenge. he has to break in a rookie. >> there's two bakers, me and cody over here. he's my pa

john kerry's comments there saying the cold war was a simpler time. their ridicule of this cold war nostalgia is ironic. when our nation was lockedan existential battle between capitalism and communism, red baiting was a pretty successful tactic when shutting down debate. just yell communism, marksism, socialism and wait for it to go away. this time honored tradition can be traced to william f. buckley's dismissing of keynesian economics to the present day. this has been on display during the obama presidency. perhaps you've seen one of these charming posters which seasonally summed up the opposition to health care reform. more recently we -- discussing inequality is class warfare we're told. the people at the very top have earned their success. they're the makers and you're just jealous. to suggest anything else is downright unamerican. there's just one problem. concern for inequality is in fact deeply american. in our real battle with communism, we actually focused our economic rhetoric, not on how awesome inequality is but on how broadly the rewards of our economic system are actually shared. take a look at this amazing econom

john jaso got every bit of that one. a two run home run and the a's had the lead. the closer luke gregerson would lock it down in the 9th. freese pops out to end the game. the a's have the best record in the american league at 9-4. >>> she lost to uconn in the final four and ironically last night chiney ogwumike is selected first overall in the wnba draft by the connecticut suns. >>> and last night in san francisco at the olympic club, big daddy kane was the keynote speaker for the rbi program to help improve the reading level of kids around the city. >>> which is aligned with major league baseball. the goal is to get students to read above their level. if only matt cain could teach frank how to read a teleprompter. all would be good with the world. i'm dennis o'donnell, see you tonight. >> if matt cain could show me how to throw a fastball i would switch. >> i love dennis. >>> play of the day now, major league baseball and we've got phillies and brays, top 9th. dan uggla says they're loaded up and coming hope. grand slam was the game winner as the braves went on to the 9- 6 victory with a big grand s

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