do not believe they have violated the apa.sically the reasons i can state succinctly, the only argument made for why the apa notice and comment procedures might be thought to apply would be that they didn't really involve the exercise of discretion. for all the reasons give nn myn in my written testimony there's simply no factual record in the report for that conclusion. >> your written testimony that was provided doesn't address is the government's response in seeking a stay to that injunction. do you agree the government's on solid legal footing there? >> i'm sorry. do you mean requesting this stay? >> yes. >> i do. a stay is addition discretion judgment. certain factors inform is how likely are you to succeed on the merits? how much damage will there be on either side if the stay is not granted and so on. i think reasonable minds could disagree about the stay. my own view it would make sense to grant it. >> can you explain to me, professor, from your perspective, how our federal government is irreparably harmed by not confe

and others have done so much and marble and i are thankful for your leadership and finally, there's apa all the dedicated men and women that serve everyday. >> your an inspiration to us we're really grateful yourself services. >> (clapping) wow. >> that warmdz my heath heart and i have a lot of friends thank you, mark and priscilla you and other leaders are transforming our mission to providing compassionate care and clinical experience and hospital that turns no one away no one it is our safety net you see the need to be there and appreciate the everyday work of the decreases and nurses that gift and other leadership gifts make a difference everyday to everyone in our local community and country and world i'm grateful i stand before you on behalf of our co-chairs and campaign committee and everyone in the tent in our san francisco community thank you for this amazing transformational gift i thank you all who came before you and

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i do not believe they have violated the apa.the basic reason which i can state succinctly is that the only argument made for why the apa might be thought to apply would be it didn't really involve the exercise of discretion. for all the reasons given in my written testimony, i think that there's simply no factual support in the record for that conclusion. >> okay. what your written testimony that was provided doesn't address is the government's response in seeking a stay to that injunction. do you agree that the government's on solid legal footing there? >> i'm sorry. requesting the stay? >> yes. >> i do. a stay is a discretionary judgment but certain factors inform it, one of which is how likely you are to succeed on the merits, how much damage there would be to either side if the stay was not granted and so on. i think reasonable minds could disagree about the stay. my own view is that it would make sense to grant it. >> well, can you explain to me professor, from your perspective, how our federal government is irreparably har

do not believe they have violated the apa.ally the reasons i can state succinctly, the only argument made for why the apa notice and comment procedures might be thought to apply would be that they didn't really involve the exercise of discretion. for all the reasons give nn myn in my written testimony there's simply no factual record in the report for that conclusion. >> your written testimony that was provided doesn't address is the government's response in seeking a stay to that injunction. do you agree the government's on solid legal footing there? >> i'm sorry. do you mean requesting this stay? >> yes. >> i do. a stay is addition discretion judgment. certain factors inform is how likely are you to succeed on the merits? how much damage will there be on either side if the stay is not granted and so on. i think reasonable minds could disagree about the stay. my own view it would make sense to grant it. >> can you explain to me, professor, from your perspective, how our federal government is irreparably harmed by not conferri

. >> he's an inmate from central correctional, apa. he assaulted a staff member over there. officer was escorting him out of his cell with him restrained in the front. the inmate advised the officer that he provided soap inside the cell. he went back in the cell, and the inmate closed door behind him. pulled the officer in. the inmate closed the door and assaulted the officer. >> this jacob has quite an extensive history. make sure the staff are aware the propensity for this guy to carry out violent acts like that. we need to make sure medical does a thorough check on this individual because the walls have closed in on this guy, and he's a little psychologically challenged right now. he was here for quite a bit of time. went to central because of his psychological issues. so it appears he's still very unstable. you're going to have to determine this individual's state of mind and see where he's at. is he still hostile, is he still wanting to fight? make sure we don't have a further incident. >> inmate jacob chavez agrees to talk to our crew and tell his version of the story.

there are apa issues.al quasi-judicial body, and again, abide by apa requirements, and although those things, i think, need to be fleshed out before we make any type of move in the direction -- >> thank you, commissioner clyburn. commissioner reilly, i know you spoke of this. commissioner pai, would you like to add to this? >> i agree that these documents should be revealed at least three weeks before the commission votes. i pointed out in this particular case, the fact it wasn't revealed, created a big haze of confusion, both among net neutrality supporters and opponents. and what you saw in the days leading up to the order, a substantial portion of the order was revised, with respect to the so-called broadband access service. there's a great deal of press interest, and if you google it, you'll wonder, what does this change about? how does it affect the order? how are we going to respond to it? but because of the sunshine prohibition, none of those people were able to have any input. if we had our product

there are apa issues. real quasi-judicial body, and again, abide by apa requirements, and although those things, i think, need to be fleshed out before we make any type of move in the direction -- >> thank you commissioner clyburn. commissioner reilly, i know you spoke of this. commissioner ry, would you like to add to this? >> i agree that these documents should be revealed at least three weeks before the commission votes. i pointed out in this particular case, the fact it wasn't revealed created a big haze of confusion, both among net neutrality supporters and opponents. and what you saw in the days leading up to the order a substantial portion of the order was revised, with respect to the so-called broadband access service. there's a great deal of press interest, and if you google it, you'll wonder, what does this change about? how does it affect the order? how are we going to respond to it? but because of the sunshine prohibition, none of those people were able to have any input. if we had our product

there are apa issues. real quasi judicial body -- and abide by apa requirements so all of those things i think need to be fleshed out before we make any type of move in the direction -- >> thank you. commissioner er commissioner, pai would you like to add? i agree these documents should be revealed at least three weeks before the commission votes. the fact it wasn't revealed created a haze of confusion both among net neutrality supporters and opponents. what you saw in the days leading up to the order was a substantial portion of the order was revised with respect to the so shn so-called access provider service. there was a great deal of press interest. you will find a lot of people wondering, if you google it, how are we going to respond it how does it affect the order. but because of the sunshine provision none of those people had any input. if we had our product on the table day one it went circulated, the american people could have seen it and ultimately it would have helped our product be more legally

y el apa francisco pidio hoy un dialogo en venezuela que ponga fin a la violencia politica y dijo quenezuela hay una persona que tiene esa funciÓn, es el defensor del pueblo. el actual defensor del pueblo es tarek william saab, pero sus crÍticos dicen que defiende mÁs al rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro que a las vÍctimas de derechos humanos. para hablarnos de esto el defensor saab nos acompaÑa vÍa satÉlite desde caracas. seÑor tarek william saab, defensor del pueblo y presidente del poder ciudadano, gracias por estar con nosotros y le agradezco que haya aceptado esta invitaciÓn para darnos su punto de vista. >> a su orden. buenas a todo tu pÚblico y atento a tus preguntas. >> gracias por estar aquÍ. dÉjeme comenzar con el tema internacional mÁs importante. usted dice que es el defensor del pueblo, pero muchos creen que usted no ha salido a defender a leopoldo lÓpez, el principal lÍder de la oposiciÓn, ¿por quÉ no lo ha hecho? >> como Órgano mediador y protector de los derechos humanos, en el caso del dirigente opositor leopoldo lÓpez, la defensorÍa del pueblo a mi cargo lo ha visitado en cu

even the apa does not comment at all about safety issues when they issued a letter a couple days ago.i were making a decision into a got a report about a comparison on safety and i got a political report about safety, i am going on safety all the time. >> will the president take this to court under the nafta rule? >> they cannot make a decision until after the delay. i'm not going to speak to someone above my grade and some of my friends would say. >> would your advice be, if this gets rejected let's take him to court? tags my advice would be let's continue to work to get it passed. we have the senate, 63 votes. we have the house about 13 short. let us keep at it. again, how do you make a decent vision when you have a report that says this is an unsafe action? if something happens then all those people who got this report, the secretary of state the president, i hope it does not happen like it happened in canada but i can tell you the media and the public will go back and told people accountable for having a red flag and a goring at. this is the biggest red flag i have seen on any cou

martha: as we await benjamin netanyahu's speech to apa dplrks an hour from now what do we make of secretary of state john kerry john kerry's statement that the deal has made america safer. bill: we'll do a joint show tomorrow from new york and washington, d.c. martha: a fierce new battle is raging in iraq. state tv reporting that iraqi forces are launching a new operation to take back tikrit, the hometown of saddam hussein from isis. the northern town was captured by the terror group last summer. the iraqi prime minister warning those to who joined isis to lay down their arms and help liberate that city. connor, what can you tell us about this operation. >> reporter: there are 27,000 iraqis taking part in this. but there are several hour shiia millihas backed by iran that are also participating on this assault on tikrit. but there are fighters from the shiia militias as well. it's obviously the hometown of former strongman saddam hussein. iraqi tv says pro-government forces attacked the city today using artillery and airstrikes carried out by the iraqi air force. we heard they don't have mu

while the apa -- epa is busy implementing it, we know this role will have impact on the environment. last year administrator mccarthy admitted the agency has yet to do any modeling that would measure the impacts on temperatures and sea level rise. there is a reason for that. the reason is the highly respected group on economic modeling and analysis uses the epa models and found that after spending 470 $9 billion over 15 years we would see the double-digit electricity prices increase in 43 states, reduce grid reliability. however, the clean power plant would reduce co2 concentrations by less than 0.5%. global average temperature rise would be reduced by 0.01 percent. sea level rise would be reduced by 0.3 millimeters which is the thickness of three sheets of paper. further benefits would be perceived pointless by continued emissions growth in india and china. hold that up a little higher. that's a good chart. this is the whole point administrator jackson was talking about. what we do unilaterally isn't going to have much effect. these results show the role isn't about protecting the e

even apa's best that process has more fossil fuel fired productions the new generation of renewablesand lands and other things. the plan necessarily forward is the flexibility of our electric supply in the united states. add this to the fact that we have had record pjm demand days. they are a little better handle this year than they were with the polar vortex and so we have increasing demand decreasing supply and the renewables a pro i is valuable but it's not reliable. so sometimes the wind is blowing and sometimes it's not and sometimes the solar panels don't have clouds or snow on them and sometimes they don't say you can't count on them for everything. their capacities higher than a generation and they are not always available when you need them. i am very concerned as are a lot of people in the industry that we will see some catastrophic results sometime during implementation of this plan. we just don't know where or when. >> ms. nowak deal to comment on the reliability issue? >> we have significant concerns from the perspective of system reliability. the modeling program used b

so it was a century ago at apa mattox mattox. so it was last week in selma, alabama.legacy of bigotry and injustice. and we shall overcome. >> those words from lyndon johnson we shall overcome echoing the demonstrators on the streets. it was a watershed moment for the voting rights battle. it was not the end. president johnson received applause for that line but it was nowhere near unanimous. it would be more than two months before the southern filibuster was finally broken in the senate five months before the voting rights act of 1965 was signed into law. but what happened in selma moved president johnson to words and actions. 50 years later a different president leading a nation still battling with discrimination. he'll go to selma and speak today. we have already spoke this morning about what president obama's justice department had to say about the pattern of discrimination in ferguson missouri. what might president obama say about that in selma? i'm joined now from selma by an associate professor of political science and we have the author of the fierce urgency o

there are quasi-judicial body and abide by apa requirements all of those things i think need to be fleshed out before we make any type of ruling in that direction. >> thank you commissioner clyburn and commissioner are really spoke to this. commissioner pai? >> i completely agree these documents should be revealed at least three weeks before the commission vote. the point of this particular case the fact that it wasn't revealed created a big haze of confusion both among supporters and opponents in what you saw in the days leading up to the order was a substantial portion of the order was revised with respect to the so-called broadband subscriber access service in response to a particular company and special interest that wants it removed for a variety of reasons but it is a great deal of press interest. if you google it you will find a lot of people wondering what was to change about and how does it affect the order and how we'll respond to it that because of the sunshine prohibition of those people were able to have been put. if we had our product on the table on day one what is circulate

law currently allows for the vesting of frozen assets pursuant to i apa under certain circumstances. such circumstances include when the u.s. is directly engaged in conflict with another country or when we have been attacked by another country. in such cases, the president has the authority to make designations of the frozen assets. should we consider broadening the law to allow for vesting our frozen ukrainian assets? ukraine is in need of cash and this would be a good way to get cash into the country. ambassador nuland: i will admit you have stumped the witness. i will take that with our treasury colleagues. miss meng: thank you. my last question, i would like to get your impression on russian influence in europe. russians own media properties in great written and russia has close ties with political parties in britain and france, mainly the u.k. independence party as well as a national fund in france -- national front in france. some of the ties, such as the energy relationships are clear. others are more in the shadows. can you shed some light on russian influence in the european

because it really lies at the basis apa denial and the constitutional claim.judge hanan had no support in terms of evidence in the record that was true. the starting point is the secretary's memo. it explicitly says repeatedly you must engage in individualized case-by-case determination and that it also specifically says that even if the threshold criteria are met, you still need to exercise discretion. furthermore, there's a lot of discretion being exercised just in determining whether the threshold criteria have been met. for example, to figure out whether somebody is a threat to public safety is not just the question of fact. it's also an opinion as to how much threat a person has to be before will deny it and so forth. so what the critics are really reduced to having to argue in effect is that this uscis workforce is going to systematically disobey the secretary's clear explicit instructions to exercise discretion. there's not one shred of evidence in the record to support such an accusation. >> now, does the, are the president's critics correct when they

law currently allows for the vesting of frozen assets pursuant to i apa under certain circumstances.h circumstances include when the u.s. is directly engaged in conflict with another country or when we have been attacked by another country. in such cases, the president has the authority to make designations of the frozen ambassador nuland: thank you for that. i am going to get back to you on some of the details. but to make clear, u.s. and european sanctions have targeted russian public and government assets and entities. mr. friedman runs one of the few remaining private companies in russia and as such has had his own strong views as a private citizen about appropriate russian-european relations. but let me get back to you on how we have evaluated that particular deal. but it is not a russian government deal. miss meng: thank you. my second question -- u.s. law currently allows for the vesting of frozen assets pursuant to i apa under certain circumstances. such circumstances include when the u.s. is directly engaged in conflict with another country or when we have been attacked by a

thÑ argument the apa is making we don't have the answers.ator sessions. >> i thought -- you remember that expression? the science is in? do you remember that one? what happened to that? >> apparently it went out. >> she doesn't have the answers to most simple and basic questions. >> the nay sayers are flat earthers. >> wait a second, the naysayers anybody who expresses the slightest degree of skepticism is being persecuted. there's a gentleman who is the emeritus professor at mit. today he's saying data shows no increase in the number and intensity of extreme weather events. he's saying that. do you know? he is being persecuted for saying that kind of thing. >> in contrast here, department of homeland security saying they don't have the funding. we have our military being defunded at a time when the statistics prove that terror is increasing. we've seen increased attacks. here this is not so proven, yet we need the funding to prove it as clayton just sds. >> the epa wants 8.6 milli$8.6 . that will go towards climate change regulation. climat