and al capone. and al capone. nobody in their right mind is going to sit here and say that the mafia with all the violence is brought into decades followed anyway vitiated our -- 4 million italian immigrants who became part of the foundation of the modern history of this country. but no politician on the democratic side, republicans will no how sickening they are. but on the democratic side nobody is prepared to get up and actually tell the american people that there is no economic or political or security basis for a panic. they are fierce have to be understood and so on but this requires leadership. we don't have it. >> of 800,000 refugees who have been admitted since nine 9/11, three have been implicated in terrorist activities. all the implicated. social basis in fact. i'm just wondering why it is that i'll president who is not running for office is unable to voice these things, and that, in fact, the most effective for national security perspective, the most effective counter narrative to the e

it is like al capone, who got caught on tax evasion, not everything going on. this came nine years after the work that he supposedly did for sepp blatter, but actually think that if they go to the courts of arbitration, they might come down on their side and get the ban reduced. but you have to say that their soccer careers are over. brent: the word on the street, if you are paid nine years later for service that you did, millions of dollars, they would say there is something not kosher, not clean. but these men think this is normal. >> he can say i expected the money to be paid, and it was not paid. how will i in the wrong? -- am i in the wrong? when did you want me to do? i wasn't going to criticize them openly, i was trying to become a major member. michel platini might have a better chance than sepp blatter, but the end of the day their careers are over. brent: what do you think about the future of football itself? >> we have the election in february. michel platini cannot stand, even if the court of arbitration for sport came down on his side. and for that

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there's a haunted penitentiary where al capone was once jailed. they have a halloween month long thing. it's scary. you are grabbed by goblins and you navigate through it. kirk said he was going to be there but bagged out at the last minute and went to something even scarier, 76ers game and sat courtside. we thought we would bring the show to him in the booth on halloween night. >> i'm not a fan. >> jimmy: is that the way it went? >> no, i said i wasn't going. there's no chance i'm going. >> jimmy: and then they wound up bringing a ing aing a zombie on camera. >> looked like notre dame was just going to -- >> oh, god. these are some friends of mine from -- eastern states penitentiary we visited last night. they got you. you got him. >> jimmy: let's watch this once more in slow motion just for the sound. >> ah! >> jimmy: came out like a -- >> the ninja kick self-defense. >> that was great. that was a lot of fun. >> i gave them no instructions to charge him. i think the fact that there was a very petite zombie. those were two temple students. >> jim

al capone, famous gangster went down for tax evasion not for his mob activities. >> your newspaper the sun is a tabloid newspaper, football features very prominently in your coverage in general. have you noticed that all of this has perhaps hurt the love of football or what damage has it done? >> i don't think it has. we love the game so much and football itself, it transforms. my stories are mostly about arsenal against manchester city. but the other stuff is absolutely essential and integral to the game. the big problem is if fifa isn't able to reform itself and have some authority, the clubs will land-grab and take it all. if the clubs take over football, there is no world championships because the clubs don't care about that and that would be the big shame of all. for the good of the game, fifa must be cleaned, must be reborn, phoenix from these flames please, to give us the leadership of the game we all need. >> martin lipton, deputy head of sport consequent a content, of k you. >>> earlier the taliban claimed responsibility for an attack that killed six u.s. soldiers in afghanist

john: increased murders, crime, created al capone. >> prohibition is a false analogy for marijuana.res, bars and we tried to shut it down. the only place prohibition is analogous is in colorado. saying we're going to shut it down. across the united states, it's not a good analogy because we don't have that embedded like we had with alcohol. we don't have that embedded in the culture already. john: you mentioned colorado. your boss once told me just wait, you'll see how colorado is mistake now that they legalized. one, two, three, four years, all the disasters that you predicted haven't happened? >> i don't know what the supposed disasters are. john: crime, car accidents, children. >> we can say this. 32% increase in fatalities related to marijuana, people driving under the influence of marijuana. we know that 56%. john: whoa, whoa, when there's a fatality now they test and find thc in people's blood. >> right. john: and there's more of it because it's legal. but it stays in your blood for weeks. it doesn't mean that caused the accident. >> it doesn't necessarily, but to say that whe

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the winds have a northerly caponent component. north new jersey has a turn in the winds where we could get a northwest. so the wind could play into this if we get the record breaker here in new york city in central park. yesterday, islip went down with 68 degrees and they broke their record. so hopefully we'll be under the influence of that microclimate set up there where we could forecast hour by hour. into the futurecast, monday, we have more clouds around in the morning than we've had the last couple of days. then we have the chance for rain. after 5:00 until 10 p.m. that's the window of rain on monday. yes, there could be a shower early monday morning, that's on monday evening, that's when you'll need your rain gear as the second part of the commute, the afternoon compute. tuesday looks good, sun is backs, our temperatures are impressive as well. mainly cloudy, the record is in jeopardy, 65 for the high. tonight we go down to the mid- 50s. there could be drizzle overnight. that gives us the dampness tomorrow which sets the sta

and al capone. and al capone. and nobody in their right mind is going to sit here and say that the behalf & all the violence that it brought in the ecades followed in way deterred our four million immigrants who became the modern history of this country. but no politician on the democratic side. the republicans, we all know, how sickening they are. but on the democratic side, nobody is prepared to get up and actually tell the american people that there is no economic or political or security basis for a panic. i mean, their fears have to be understood and so on, but this requires, as you said, i think leadership. and we don't have it. kati: of the 800,000 refugees who have come -- who have been admitted since 9/11, three have been implicated in terrorist activity. only implicated. not convicted. so there's no basis. in fact, i'm just wondering why it is that our president who is not running for office, is unable to voice these things. and that in fact, the most effective, from a national security pe

h huge undertaking, 900 schools, 700,000 students, teachers and staff capone for the day, business involved as well as officials ask employers to be flexible so you have to presume many people were allowed to go home and care for their children today. as for bretton he said the person who wrote this threat, the same one received by new york, los angeles, made mistakes, claimed to be a jihadists that made the errors that made clear to bratton in his experience and those of his colleagues in the nypd who are experts in this kind of thing that the person was not jihadists at all but was a prankster. he said he is certain, absolutely convinced is the language he used the there is no danger to schoolchildren in new york. the team did not to be credible. we will see at this news conference we are alluding to, has been pushed back an hour. maybe an hour from now we will get more from folks in l.a.. neil: out of the usual form, a typical -- to dismiss l a's reaction to this saying it was an overreaction or something to that effect. connell: not only dismissed but criticized it began heat said, the

some people suggest yesterday this is like going after capone. hate him for raising the drug prices but you get him on the other fraud. >> i wish bill was running the sec right now. we have a very talented, smart, independent minded prosecutor. i have never seen one so buffeted by headlines and politics before. you're looking at a completely different matter. you were talking about iex. the kind of pressure they're under with the flood of letters reviewing this great new honest exchange coming in there and you're wondering why hasn't the sec cleared this new exchange already which we know is bringing out an honest transparency to markets. this case has been languishing for a long time. suddenly because of headlines it's responding. i'm concerned about the enforcement division of the sec. that's pure politics. it's absurd where they have taken somebody where there's no investor complaints and they have had it for seven years and for some political reasons you can see they're suddenly torturing this great turn around but this is a country patriach

[caponing made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatis.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 193. the nays are 232. the motion is not adopted. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. without objection, the chair appoints the following conferees on h.r. 644. the clerk: messrs. brady of texas, reichert, tiberi and ms. inda t. sanchez of california. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. members, please carry your conversations from the floor. he house will be in order. he house will be in order. for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota, mr. kline, seek recognition? mr. clines: mr. speaker, pursuant to house resolution 54 it -- mr. kline: mr. speaker, pursuant to house resolution 541, i call up the conference report to re-authorize the elementary and secondary education act of 1965 and ask for