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our web teen spent months and brought you real life stories with kids without aba(lace to call home.> ham is back on the menu for hundreds in neat. the giant food corporation donated hams today. the local store managers then employees helped back up the donated hams. >> you want to make sure that delaware has access to a hot and healthy feel so they can celebrate with their families. >> it's the 22nd year that giant partnered with the delaware food bank. >> officials in delaware trying to get a head start on fending off mosquitoes, crews are expected to be in spring. they hope to cover about 10,000 for us. the mild winter could lead to an unusually large number of biting adult mosquitoes by next month. >> he doesn't look like your average police officer but a 7-year-old is read the serve. congratulations. [ applause ] >> a south jersey police department made this young boy's dream come true as he fights a serious illness. a brawl at the maul, how this erupted. >>> a camden county 7-year-old is the newest member of the gloucester township police department. >> his name is officer liam

the other exciting fact, judge donald's currently the chair of the aba criminal justice section. we'll tell you what the section is doing. in that regard, magistrate judge wells, who is a leader in establishing a mental health court in the federal system, which is basically unheard of until recently in the district of utah last couple of years. and of course, judge gleason, who has been a pioneer for many years on alternative sentencing. having been a longtime practitioner and probably never have this opportunity again i'm going it take advantage of my discretion and say, your honors, individually and collectively, i'm going to grant your motion to address this audience. >> raul, i have taken the prerogative of assigning the order in which we're going to talk. judge gleason is going to go first. >> thank you, your honor. >> thank you. night to be here. it would be nice to see you if they didn't have these lights frying my retinas. i know you're out there. i can hear you. i wanted to speak to you briefly about -- i wanted to speak to you at great length about a lot of things but w

in the last several months things have changed material and in the aba's dish in the abs markets. --s have changed materially in the abs markets and those properties that are in the have not market really never participated in the run-up in the first place and continue not to participate with access to capital in the way they have since before the crisis. we have seen a number of hedge funds underperform in recent months. is this a cyclical thing or something more fundamental and structural? would argue that when you are really seeing is a melding of what people call hedge funds, which is a rock term, and the more conventional asset universe. chileou get to three dollars, that which is alternative becomes not so alternative. ultimately it is difficult to outperform in a lot of liquid security situations where there is relatively little edge to be had. you are seeing folks trying to do different things in order to gain an edge, whether that is in a trading prowess were looking at different kinds of assets or what have you. tracy: thank you so much to dan zwirn. we will be right back.

10 years old and handing out copies of newspapers that my parents founded, the legal times, at the aba convention in washington. brian: how long did they own legal times? susan: we started in 1977 and their company owned it until 1986. brian: who taught you about journalism? lyons was the supervisor of the newspaper at andover. he was also george w. bush's favorite teacher in high school. many years later was still and not only was he a great leader in journalism but also in the role of a free press. taught constitutional law as well. my junior year in high school. it was incredible experience. brian: your husband is with us today. peter baker. when the circumstances when you met him? used toou have people say i got my job through the washington post? i met my husband there. monica lewinsky was the thing that brought us together. i was an editor at the i would oversee investigative reporting for the national staff. i started in january 1998 one week before the monica story broke. peter was a white house reporter covering president clinton. that is how we met. brian: we have some video

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that's been a key reason for why the gains in equity markets have aba abated. let's have a look at u.s. dollar boards. against the yen, saw the yen strengthen. more broadly, the dollar is mixed today. the ten-year note there, 1.94%. let's have a look at gold, which had a great start to the year, but in recent weeks it's just paused for a breath. gold just losing a little bit of steam today at 1233. >> two reasons seem to be driving the selloff that we're seeing. number one, you mentioned the weakness in commodities prices. another 2% slide in oil. yesterday's slide was pretty sharp as well, down more than 3% at one point. this idea that the central bankers just don't have what it takes. post-european central bank decision, post-boj decision, which nobody expected anything, but there are still questions about the efficacy. the question is, can janet yellen, in her managing of expectations and walking the fine line tomorrow, help restore some confidence in their power. >> i don't think we should overdo the fact we've seen markets in asia selloff. nothing crazy. c

what does the aba said about that one and what if you found?> i think it is addressed by advisory opinion 71 in the guide for counsel from, i believe from the judicial conference. i'm not sure exactly the authority but it's an advisory opinion for federal judges. it says that were a judge refuses during the process, the remaining judges can carry on. i think these recusals will often -- >> refuses because -- go ahead spin under section 455 which as this court has described it covers the actual buys and the possibility of actual bias. there's no such distinctions made in the advisory will. many of the cases cited by the the petitioner or ourselves have relied on an advisory opinion number 71. under conditions position that's impossible because the recused judge has already participated in the process. it doesn't matter if he gets out before the vote. >> but there is a difference. we judge recuse himself during the process. the remaining judges know that. and because they know that, they make an effort to decide it among the two. where the judge

years old and handing out copies of the newspaper that my parents founded, the legal times, at the abaonvention in washington. and probably ever since then. brian: how long did they own "legal times"? susan: they started in 1977 and their company owned it until 1986. brian: who is the first person who tie you would journalism is all about? funny.you know, it was there was a famous teacher at the high school i went to. tom lyons was the supervisor of the newspaper at andover. he was also george w. bush's favorite teacher in high school. many years later he was still around, a very, very older statesmen at the school, and not only was he a great leader in journalism but also in the role of a free press. he taught constitutional law as well. my junior year in high school. it was incredible experience. brian: your husband is with us today. peter baker. before i go to peter baker, what were the circumstances where you met him? susan: people used to say i got my job through the washington post. i was lucky enough to get a job at the washington post and to find and meet my husband. say that m

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years old and handing out copies of the newspaper that my parents founded, the legal times, at the abaonvention in washington. and probably ever since then. brian: how long did they own "legal times"? susan: they started in 1977 and their company owned it until 1986. brian: who is the first person who tie you would journalism is all about? susan: you know, it was funny. there was a famous teacher at the high school i went to. tom lyons was the supervisor of the newspaper at andover. he was also george w. bush's favorite teacher in high school. many years later he was still around, a very, very older statesmen at the school, and not only was he a great leader in journalism but also in the role of a free press. he taught constitutional law as well. my junior year in high school. it was incredible experience. brian: your husband is with us today. peter baker. before i go to peter baker, what were the circumstances where you met him? susan: people used to say i got my job through the washington post. i was lucky enough to get a job at the washington post and to find and meet my husband. we

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the other exciting fact is judge donald is currently the chair of the aba criminal justice section. she will tell you about what the session is doing in that regard and judge wells who is a leader in establishing a mental health coors which is basically unheard of until recently in the district of utah the last couple years. of course it's recently been a pioneer on alternative sentencing for having been a long-time practitioner and probably never going to have this opportunity again, i'm going to take advantage of my discretion here and say you run ads, individually and collectively i'm going to greater motion to address this audience. >> growl, i have taken the prerogative of the sign in the order in which we are going to talk. >> okay, thank you. it would be nice to see if i didn't have the didn't have the slides for for our incorrectness. i know you are out there. i can hear you. i wanted to speak to you briefly -- i want to speak with you at great length about a lot of things that we don't have the time. so i will talk to you briefly to incarceration programs. and more specific

ought to be alternatives to incarceration programs are doj support, the ftc supports them from the aba right on crime, across the political spectrum but we don't have the support from the sentencing commission because it just doesn't lead the way it should. we've had visits from a dozen bishops around the country, judges, probation officers can pretrial services officers, prosecutors compete vendors. now there are programs like ours, one or two veterans courts. there's a veterans courts out in utah. most of them are youthful offender court of drug courts. they are mainly drug courts. up and running are on the drawing board in 20 just around the country. notwithstanding the fact that if you look at the guidelines manual, you can't even get a departure look at the number of what we are facing. on having the prosecutor come in and say to me on the sentencing date, for successful participants in these programs, and having them say to me they are not under the conviction at all. but if you look at the guidelines manual i'm not even permitted to depart. we need the institutional support that

if they required me to join the aba, i would have an absolute first amendment right not to do that, because virtually every word out of their mouth i disagree with. justice kennedy: mr. carvin -- mr. carvin, i see i see your -- i see your time is running. could you address briefly the opt-in opt-out requirement, an issue which, i take it, is in the case, regardless of the way we rule on the issue we've been discussing? mr. carvin: it certainly is, your honor. and that's because the only it will only affect the amount that you need to opt in or opt out on. and my short answer and i am running out of time is, if this regime is upheld, that means tomorrow the state of california could say every public employee contributes 1% to the governor's reelection campaign unless they affirmatively opt out of doing so. no one thinks, realistically, that's a voluntary decision to give money. there's only one purpose behind that kind of requirement, which is to inflate the governor's political war chest, just like the only purpose behind this is to, through inadvertence and neglect, inflate the union's war

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types in response to that of rampant ages can nation that congress enacted the aba.t: was it pretty clear cut them versus now? you say the rats running, don't bother to apply -- you say they had ads running. act, theior to the discrimination was blatant. jobd have these age-based advertisements and mandatory retirement was the rule. casesd to retire in most by age 65, if not earlier. so when the age discrimination in employment act was enacted, it protected people ages 40 to 65. in 1978 conga --, congress decided to raise the protective age to 70 and 1986, the age cap was removed altogether. america, theye in can continue to work as long as they want to and as long as they are able to. host: what's the situation now? is ages commission happening frequently? guest: it is, unfortunately. the most blinged ways are a thing of a past. see more subtle discrimination. so age-based hiring ads are gone, but we often see maximum years of experience criteria for jobs. hiring discrimination, we believe is one of the most common types of discrimination. but we don't know how much

especially through eastern -- the eastern coast oflouisiana, through mississippi and aba. it stretches up into parts of illinois, as well, where we could see isolated thunderstorms. mountain snow in the pacific northwest northwest, two to three feet possible in the sierra. we will see some rain finally coast. it switches over to the and thunderstorms. mild in the northeast. boston, temperatures should be about . that is above average for this time of year. early clouds but then some late sunday today with highs in the mid 60s. tonight will be pleasant under around 47. the cool front will return north as a warm front early saturday morning bringing the return of clouds and even a few spotty showers saturday. saturday doesn't look very bad as any showers will be brief and with highs around 67. the ohio valley saturday night. this will keep the threat for a few showers in place with rain chances increasing as it nears sunday morning. it will stay mild overnight with lows in the upper 50's saturday night and highs sunday around 69. scattered showers and possibly even a rumble

aba 25 would change that.t will allow emotional thirds to individually violate dogs from animal firings just as they would other dogs and make a fair and informed assessment but the dogs temperament, adoption or placement with a rescue organization. trained shelter personnel are the ones making these decisions. they do it every day, with every other incoming dog using best practice techniques developed over the years by animal shelter professionals. i want to thank this san francisco convention of cruelty to animals the american spca, the humane society of the united states the best and animal society and the california animal control directors association for their support. together, we can give these canine victims chance to live happy lives with human euthanasia being the last resort instead of the foregone conclusion. we can give these dogs a 2nd chance. colleagues, ask you join me in supporting some legal 1825 in urging the state legislature and governor to pass it. the 2nd item i have is in in the mornin

aba 25 would change that.t will allow emotional thirds to individually violate dogs from animal firings just as they would other dogs and make a fair and informed assessment but the dogs temperament, adoption or placement with a rescue organization. trained shelter personnel are the ones making these decisions. they do it every day, with every other incoming dog using best practice techniques developed over the years by animal shelter professionals. i want to thank this san francisco convention of cruelty to animals the american spca, the humane society of the united states the best and animal society and the california animal control directors association for their support. together, we can give these canine victims chance to live happy lives with human euthanasia being the last resort instead of the foregone conclusion. we can give these dogs a 2nd chance. colleagues, ask you join me in supporting some legal 1825 in urging the state legislature and governor to pass it. the 2nd item i have is in in the mornin

aba 25 would change that.s to individually violate dogs from animal firings just as they would other dogs and make a fair and informed assessment but the dogs temperament, adoption or placement with a rescue organization. trained shelter personnel are the ones making these decisions. they do it every day, with every other incoming dog using best practice techniques developed over the years by animal shelter professionals. i want to thank this san francisco convention of cruelty to animals the american spca, the humane society of the united states the best and animal society and the california animal control directors association for their support. together, we can give these canine victims chance to live happy lives with human euthanasia being the last resort instead of the foregone conclusion. we can give these dogs a 2nd chance. colleagues, ask you join me in supporting some legal 1825 in urging the state legislature and governor to pass it. the 2nd item i have is in in the morning. it's very personal to me.

time is fast running out what aba crisis thank you mr. chairman. >> we now have testimony from the department of interior to be accompanied here by secretary conner for go thank you for coming here your entire writed testimony appears in the record but now we turn to foreign oral presentation spirit chairmanship and ranking member thank you for the opportunity to discuss the fiscal 17 budget request of taken of moment to mention in the refuge through professionalism into the occupation quickly and safely after more than 40 days it was incredibly disruptive with the families and the community with that personnel to keep employees safe we cooperate as the investigations move forward with communities of publicly and. interior fiscal 17 budget request 13.$4 billion half a percent of active levels. to give us the tools in the face of climate change with cultural resources with sustainable water to engage the next generation to promote a balance of energy development and expand opportunities there corer to the mission into play a vital role of