this is our 8th arbor day. i will welcome mayor lee to the stage. >> thank you the dpw, the recreation department, to all of those who helped us in working today. arbor day, it is an annual celebration that we have struggled very hard to make sure this city appreciate because the trees are part of a great answer and solution to reducing carbon emissions and be sure we have greenery and beautification for our citizens. a lot of my friends celebrated chinese new years in china and this year for chinese new years, wilhelm wundt wilhelm wundt of the one of the gifts they gave to the employees is an air mask. if you don't start contributing to its purification, you don't get the kind of air like you do in san francisco. this is why trees are so important to our nature and this is what i love about the city because when it comes to our environment, we do make some serious investments, whether it's green buildings, waste management or going into electric vehicles or getting everybody to change their habits, one of the

we're all trying to make san francisco look better every day. >> arbor day is actually arbor week in california. it kicked off two days ago. >>> scammed out of a trip to the halfiest place on earth. a woman -- the happen yost place on earth. a woman caught selling bogus tickets and how police caught her. >> a local project helping teens in need go to the prom. >>> good evening, what a spot- on seasonal day we had across the bay area. that's a look from dublin, where today it was 68 degrees. currently, 60. now the day that will pan out to be th warmest. the forecast is coming up. save up to 40% on closeout sets from beautyrest and posturepedic. save hundreds on floor samples and closeout inventory. the beautyrest and posturepedic closeout sale is on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ families. cbs reporter amy johnson shows us >>> a hollywood woman is accused of selling bogus disneyland tickets to a half dozen families. cbs reporter amy johnson shows us how one of the victims helped catch the alleged scammer. >> reporter: jesus and his girlfriend conducted t

it is an honor to be here on behalf of the department with all of to you celebrate arbor day. this is a department of the environment, one of our favorite days. what we support is the climate program. we look at what is our carbon inventory and where is our carbon emission come from. we know it comes from the environment and we are working very diligently to mitigate the carbon sectors. we know that many trees is the answer to reduce the carbon emissions further. in addition it's critical to our adaptation strategy thinking about if we can't ward off, trees will continue to help us with storm waters and they boost property value where they have a robust urban forest. i wanted to mention when i first moved to san francisco, i lived on russian hill, i would sometimes take the cable car and i would often see you and your sister see both of them smiling and the warmth they shared as twins, it brought a smile to my face everyday. as you said before you started your sister is smiling down today and it will live on for both of you, thank you. >> we are going to lower the tree and pla

. >> happy arbor day, everyone. we have a lot of volunteers from the richmond district center. i grew up in the california area, ended up at uc-davis. i made my way out to san francisco in 1984 when i was a college student. i remember growing up on clement street. i have always lived around in richmond area, just being around a unique area of the richmond, discovering san francisco in the 1980's. >> i am hoping we can not support small businesses like this because they are the unique character that makes neighborhoods like this so rich and lively to live in. >> i have also been active as a community organizer. i worked at the chinese progressive association. i also worked at the mental health center in the richmond district. i have always been passionate about civil rights, equality for everyone. i have a 10-year-old daughter, so having a girl has made me much more sensitive to gender equality issues. i guess i have always been vocal about my politics, but as a supervisor, i have to listen to other perspectives and making decisions. >> very soon there will be of much more senio

it's good it's gone soft enough that didn't hold and here is the director of security research at arbor networks cyber security company says the border between morally questionable and outright criminal activities still remains blurred on the internet certainly as to how the internet should be used we do know of course that the majority in it and it's used for you know perfectly reasonable and legal revenue generation and you know there's also a lot of center criminals that use it for all gentlemen purposes this is one of those situations where it kind of falls in the middle and is a bit you know you could say sketchy or dodgy take me back to you where they will post things that are perhaps morally questionable and that's where the debate if you will comes comes into question. while some question the morality of hacktivism others seem less concerned about the privacy of internet users saudi arabia wants to and twitter anonymity with government plans to link social media users to their personal information will twitter stand out for their middle east we will have your say and leave a com

dan holden who's the director of security research at arbor a network cyber security company says the border between morally questionable and outright criminal activity still remains blurred on the internet certainly as to how the internet should be used we do know of course that the majority then and now it's used for you know perfectly reasonable and legal revenue generation and we know there's also a lot of cyber criminals that use it for all the gentleman purposes this is one of those situations where a company falls in the middle and is a bit you know you could say sketchy or dodgy type of activity where they will post things that are perhaps morally questionable and that's where the the debate if you will comes comes into question. well there's been violence astounding the palestinians to part in what was called the land day rally israeli security forces clashed with demonstrators at a west bank war crossing using tear gas and stun grenades to disperse the crowds. gathering commemorates an event almost three decades ago when israel announced it would seize land for satele months

this photo was taken by the san mateo county arbor patrol. and was ordered to move his boat out of the marino. while trying to do so he lost control and began to drift toward the beach. the coast guard is concerned that there could be fuel on board that could spill. at first light, the coast guard will be back out to the ocean to tow the boat back to the land. >> a concert that the schedule for today at the san francisco symphony has been cancelled. so have shows throughout the weekend. reason is, that a walkout by the musicians. they were picketing and hav, and have been without a contract since the end of november. they said that despite being the third highest a symphony musicians in the country, with a median salary of zero hundred and $60,000, they still fall an average of $7,500 behind. and colleagues in chicago and los angeles. >> we are deeply disappointed that they have chosen to strike. >> santa anita management says that it believes that the proposals are fair, given the recent economic decline. they will make a decision about the

and how come she can remember what she had for lunch on arbor day 1992 but can't remember mutilating what this guy is supposed to resolve for them, not giving it job. lou: and since this trial began, i mean, the allegations, none of the allegations really that the victim, travis alexander, his name is often forgotten in all of this c'mon begun, was sexually attracted to young boys, none of it has been proven with evidence or testimony. what do you make of this? >> you know, it's a real problem because all you have the of this expert testimony in through the defendant's own testimony is a series of lies. and so it's hard to know what the jury's thinking, but they have got to be wondering about what part of the story if any is true and certainly the expert is not really appeared to help the defense in making headway on that issue. i don't know that the jury is buying any of it at this point. lou: i want to turn to this incident in new jersey. this is outrageous. four police officers from the township. representatives of the department of children and families show a at this man some wh

on the ceilings, arbors heavy with ripening grapes evoke the vineyards of osiris a source of vitality and regeneration in the next world. deir el-medina, a village constructed for artisans who worked in the valley of the kings, contains a scattering of smaller tombs they built for themselves. wall paintings in the tomb of sennedjem, overseer of the artisans, display the piety of sennedjem and his wife, as they worship the gods of the underworld. the sarcophagus of sennedjem's son khonsu attests to that yearning for the continuation of life after death. the surfaces of the sarcophagus are richly covered in hieroglyphs and images, a detailed account of the pieties and rites necessary for passage to an eternal life. khonsu himself is pictured worshipping two lions, images representing the past and the future. the journey to immortality began with mummification-- an attempt to prerve the bod as an eternal vessel for the soul. these practices continued for centuries. in the mid fifth century bc, the greek historian herodotus detailed the process of embalming. first with a crooked iron tool

ann arbor, michigan, had the most. bible belt had the lowest number of changes. 2.7 million people changed their profile picture on tuesday. they can't say if it was all for the equals sign. >>> the year 2000. the case -- bush v. gore and the lawyers involved in the case. now they are teaming up in support of same-sex marriage. wait until you hear how the partnership came up. gloria borjer has a preview of the marriage warriors show down at the supreme court. >> the year 2000, after bush versus gore that i would be sitting with you both today on the same side of a case about gay marriage i would have said, are you nuts? >> well, in the first place, i think we both came to the conclusion that we could be unbeatable if we were on the same side. but if we were on the opposite side, one of us would lose. >> neither of oh us likes to lose. >> reporter: with the election over they became friends. really good friends. even though they still square off in court as recently as last month. >> it was really great -- >> who won? >

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. >> zain arbor's joining us from new york.about this personal versus professional redemption here. how do the sponsors see this? >> reporter: this is interesting because pepsi, gillette, at&t all left ahim after the extramarital affairs. 2010 one of the worst in earnings. nike stood by him. i want to mention the nike ad we saw in the story where it say "winning takes care of everything" is causing problems. because he's won, they have felt some heat for that. >> zain, thank you. >> 2010 earnings suffered probably only earned $20 million that year there not that bad. >> police, traffic light going slow you down. how about this? this cardboard cut-out. >> you gave it away. >> guess what this is. would you stop for that man? we'll talk about it. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. to help protect your eye health as you age... would you take it? well, there is. [ male announcer ] it's called ocuvite. a vitamin totally dedicated to your eyes, from

the wnman was unloading her car on arbor way around 9:30 when someone tried to rob her. her 33-year-old son-in-law was shot while trying to help her. police are looking for two suspects, possibly a man and woman who drove away in a dark-colored sedan. >> for the second time this month santa clara county paid cash for weapons. a gun buy back was held yesterday morning at an airport in san jose. people lined up early and turned in guns they no longer wanted and got cash. >>ner use it. but i didn't want to take that chance getting angry and using it. so it's a good time to turn it in and make a profit. >> whereas last year we finally reached the level of twelve guns, this year we've now gone over 500 guns. just in this event alone. >> $100 was given forehand guns and rifles. $200 for assault-type weapons. more than 1100 weapons were turned in at the buy back three weeks ago. >>> also new this morning a mural memorializing the victims of the 2010 san brunette to no gas explosion victims is finished ask it will be dedicated today. the wall at bethany presbyterian church shows

they also found the largest increase came from the ann arbor, michigan, area. on a programming note, set your dvrs, a documentary air this is weekend. we're calling it "the marriage warriors," a behind-the-scenes look at the same sex marriage case before the supreme court. it airs saturday night, 7:30 p.m. eastern time only here on cnn. and video you have to see. more than 220 people have been rescued off the latvian coast after large sections of ice just broke away from the shore. 181 people on one chunk of this ice floe, they had to be rescued. 42 stranded on another section had to be taken away by helicopter. some were fishing, others out and about simply enjoying a walk on a sunny day. cnn meteorologist mary ramos talked to a local who said there is so much ice to know where it begins and ends. >>> the feud between jim carrey and fox news reached a boiling point. they have been at it since he released the funny or die video with a parody of a late charlton heston. ♪ movies are no longer in demand ♪ ♪ a mortal man lay in the sand ♪ the angels took him to hea

they also found the largest increase came from the ann arbor, michigan, area.n a programming note, set your dvrs, a documentary air this is weekend. we're calling it "the marriage warriors," a behind-the-scenes look at the same sex marriage case before the supreme court. it airs saturday night, 7:30 p.m. eastern time only here on cnn. and video you have to see. more than 220 people have been rescued off the latvian coast after large sections of ice just broke away from the shore. 181 people on one chunk of this ice floe, they had to be rescued. 42 stranded on another section had to be taken away by helicopter. some were fishing, others out and about simply enjoying a walk on a sunny day. cnn meteorologist mary ramos talked to a local who said there is so much ice to know where it begins and ends. >>> the feud between jim carrey and fox news reached a boiling point. they have been at it since he released the funny or die video with a parody of a late charlton heston. ♪ movies are no longer in demand ♪ ♪ a mortal man lay in the sand ♪ the angels took him to heave

each of the brother had a thing for fletcher being the baby founded arbors weekly. he supervises personally. but in the late 1860s, the support of fletcher harper who seems to have treated nast much like a son certainly in the office, that support has helped master ruby, and independent contributor to harper's weekly. he had an idea can he just drew. of other contributors including the then political editor who would later be the editor-in-chief just like the position, that was too bad. eventually after fletcher harper's death in 1877, nast lost the battle but once fletcher died, he knew this was a moment and he struck at nast to try to force him to knuckle under to whatever he thought. nast tried again to fight back but without fletcher harper's support he couldn't do it. but for nearly 20 years he did succeed in building a position that allowed him to decide what he would portray and how he would portray that, what he would say about it. so if he disagreed with the line the people is taken as a whole, and that was how it was. that independence helped to establish

arbor, four years ago, the president spoke out the fundamental transformation of the nation.s to what he meant by that. he meant remaking america, taking it away from being a self-sufficient society based on individual freedom and free market economics and turning it into a european-style socialistic welfare state. that meant attacking the forming -- four main pillars of u.s. capitalism. industrial base to a health care sector, energy sector, and financial sector to say you say a tax been deliberately. >> direct. stuart: he said he knows we're going broken does not care. he wants to go broke. that is shar-peis. you have to go that far. >> consider the record. this of the trillion dollar deficits. $6 trillion in a record for years to the national of debt and he continues without any restraint whatsoever. this is all deliberate. when i hear people say he is incompetents, and he knows exactly what he's doing. this is about remaking the nation, remaking america into a more socialist model. stuart: i would love to come to you, but there is no time. that will work. one more thing t

the clean and green effort is in celebration of arbor day. malcolm x. >> the restaurant is scheduled to consider an ordinance banning retailers from giving out plastic bags, including restaurants. most stores would also have to charge a fee for every paper bag. if approved would go into effect on july 1st. >>> whole foods setting a target date for labeling product that contained genetically modified items. that excludes organic foods sips they are not been altered by definition. products labeled as not modified see a 30% increase in sales. >> 49ers are cashing in on their trip to the super bowl. 75% of the seats at the new stadium are now sold. the team announced it has generated $403 million in sales, that's about the same amount spent on building that new stadium. the 49ers sales team transferred seat sales contracts to the stadium authority. those contracts will be approved on tuesday which will make them legally binding. the stadium is expected to eventually cost $1.2 billion. >> after losing the super bowl xlixers quarterback said he is

this photo was taken by the san mateo county arbor patrol.a call and it began to drift toward the beach. the coast guard is concern that there could be fuel on or that could spill. >> it has been nearly one year since the disappearance of zero mar. the 15 year-old cheerleader from morgan hill who was last seen march 16th leisure. her body has not been found and the search continues. the man antolin garcia torres was arrested and charged with kidnapping and murdering her, but he has yet to enter a formal plea. we talked to spot her mother and here is what she had said about the upcoming anniversary. >> on saturday, the search for our will resume falling a special tribute to her at the search center in morgan hill. after that, as they have every week for the past year, volunteers will fan out into the countryside. cirrus mother says that she is not giving up until her daughter comes home. >> now on to some sports. the warriors did what they were supposed to do. they handled 18 like detroit. the war is hosted the 23-43 pistons last night. stephe

a library in ann arbor loans out machines to let people test things. >>> and our series eye-opening womene starting businesses at 1 1/2 times the rate of men. >>> inventor and qvc host lori greiner turned an idea into a multi-billion business. jennifer hyman is from project runway and angie hicks is here from angie east list. before you have work done check angie's list. before we get started, let's do a boom, boom boom who you are and what you do. lori, where did you get your idea from? >> i just love jewelry. and i had no good way in which to store it. so i thought i'm just going to come up with one and it hit me instantly, had the earring stands for all your earrings hanging and you can see one behind the other at a quick glance. and that started it 400 products later and 115 patents and a shark on nbc's shark tank. >> here you are. jennifer? >> well, i have always been someone when i put on an amazing outfit i felt powerful, i felt self-confident, but i couldn't always afford to go out and buy a $500 dress or a $1,000 dress. so i wanted to create this business where women could access

the gap between men and women, it widened and zane arbor is here to tell us about that. >> it seems likeme start by telling you, that -- let me break down the numbers first. in 2011, women made 82% of what men made. for every dollar a man made women made 82 cents on that dollar. in 2012 it fell slightly. women made 80.9% of what men made. it's not earth shattering, but it is significant. primarily because, if we keep at this pace it's going to take us 45 years to catch up to men. which is crazy. also, you know, in terms of why people are asking, why is it that during an economic recovery you're seeing the gender wage gap actually increase? it's primarily because you're seeing the disappearance of middle paying jobs. you're also seeing the jobs report come out on friday, 236,000 jobs added. a lot of those jobs minimum wage jobs. retail, catering, things that women might fall into. also, women hold a disproportionate number of public sector jobs. we saw on friday that 10,000 public sector jobs were actually cut. but i also do want to mention one other thing that's quite interesting. i have

nicholas was a research economist at the university of michigan and served as a member of the ann arbor cy council. he will discuss the speeches and the current battles over gay rights, same-sex marriage, the gay minority and the gay minority in the leaders of the african american community. we have the professor of law at armored law school. before her ointment, she was a tenured professor at the university of pennsylvania law school. and she worked in the civil rights commission at the united states department of justice and headed the voting rights project at the naacp legal defense fund. with professor guinier is a word ontudent, a spoken us -- spoken word artist. rian willguinier andrian discuss racial literacy and the way the theory of racial literacy challenges the work of dr. seuss. so first, we will have professor parker. >> thank you very much and thank you to the new york law school and for the project for inviting me. i taughtlly more like her everything i knew and then she went on and learned a lot more fortunately for her students here at new york law school. i can't think

wish list as peter pointed out, folks who ultimately believe the market solution to market discipline arborsolutions and regulatory solution. still in the narrative plays into the role of regulators are the thoughts of information and discussion, enabling them to keep america safe and sound and as a result of the two control competition. peters still talks quite a bit about aig and along the narrative and i want to talk about that for a minute. is that so iraq aig was central to the narrative. people pointed and said look, derivatives called the crisis. in doing that, and it is the fact some of the problems come in many of the problems that aig had nothing to do with derivatives. the regulated insurance subsidiaries had themselves invested and residential mortgage-backed security and not also posed a problem. the aig narrative didn't talk about that because it was inconvenient to the end goal, which was to regulate derivatives. the aig narrative also didn't talk about the fact that aig was likely insolvent because that was inconvenient. the government needed to distinguish aig from lehman.

arbors and 10 murphy talks about the federal mental-health programs.ongressman jim hines of connecticut talks about the the economic impact of sequestration' robert levinson a bloomberg government examines defense contract spending by congressional district. "washington journal," live at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span. on wednesday, a journey -- attorney general eric holder testifies before dissident judiciary committee at 930 and eastern on c-span 3. >> c-span was created in 1979 box to you as a public service by your television provider. >> vice president joe biden spoke to attendees at the annual u.s. israel policy conference. he reaffirmed the u.s. commitment to israel. his remarks, head of president obama's first visit to israel. this is 40 minutes. i am a zionist. these are the words of a man who began his pro israel journey in 1973. over the next four decades, joe biden treat turn to jerusalem dozens of times. he has called every prime minister a friend. four years ago, month after you were sworn into office, we welcome you to the aipac conference. it

. >> there's mary in ann arbor and there's jenny. >> i just hit the sexy liberal jackpot. >> that stephstephanie: thank you audra. yeah. the whole gang will be there. so judge scalia has nine kids. >> yes. >> nine kids, 28 grandkids. >> stephanie: the law of average of nine kids, maybe one of them is -- [ ♪ "jeopardy" theme ♪ ] >> maybe more than one. >> stephanie: could be gay. [ applause ] >> stephanie: just saying mathematically, it is possible. let's go to january net madison. now might be a good time to come out to daddy. hello, janet in madison. >> caller: hi. i wanted to talk about the change in attitudes toward gay marriage. i think a lot of it has to do with that there are grandchildren who have gay grandparents. i'm 52. my boyfriend's mother is gay. she obviously was married came out. her grandchildren only know grandma and louise. that's all they know. >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: they have grandpa and grandma with his dad who remarried. and they have grandma and grandma. these kids are now 18, 19, 20 years old. i have many friends that are in their 70s and 80s who have gra

leonard is on the phone from an arbor, michigan. know humanitarian and this and that for people in other nations. the gentleman mentioned earlier the the united nations, united states is coming up too much with foreign policy and helping the fallen in getting involved too much. -- getting involved with foreign nations too much. u.n. another call on the did you want to weigh in on that? way it ist is not the seen in the world, where people feel the united states is not engaged enough after recent years. host: nathan guttman is with jewish daily forward and said arikat with al-quds. question had a quick and i would like a clarification of it. that the two me state solution is dead. the situation is static. here is my question. understood that all of the palestinians in the west bay and in gaza, are they subject -- in the west bank and in gaza, are they subject to israel? do we have a situation where palestinians do not get rights? guttman? the minority of the palestinians in east jerusalem do have is really i.d. cards. arelegal terms

leonard in ann arbor, michigan. caller: i was watching over the weekend. saw the reserve gentleman with this key -- this qe they tried to go through with the senate and the assets they are helping with in the european countries, i think it is time the american government looks at its own country and isolate from the other countries. we cannot afford, like you just said, $40 million in infrastructure for another country while that money should be here for the american public. that is what our tax money goes for. host: the money for egypt? caller: i know they have their economy problems, the same as we do, but why should the average american person ascended to there for them? he meant -- send it there for them? host: we're talking about your financial future. asking the your pessimistic or optimistic and why. our caller from maryland. caller: sequestration, the $86 billion, that is not the biggest problem. the problem is they're trying to do twelvemonth's worths -- 12 months worth of cuts in seven months. we should not be giving our corporations our tax mone

san francisco and washington dc highley, the most active was in an arbor michigan home of michigan state former player for 4ther 49ers and raiders is speaking out about being a gay man in the nfl. the 320-pound linebacker played five season for the niners and won with the raiders. he and others hope to end homophobia in pro-sports. >> i'm gay and i'm a former athlete and i think i'm a pretty normal guy. >> they have been playing with them and nothing has happened in the locker room. >> his admission comes after a report that an active player is considering whether to admit he is gay. >> more than a dozen oakland police officers will be going bald today for a good cause. they will get their heads shaved to raise money for childhood cancer. the children's hospital is hosting the event. it starts at 11. last year more than a thousand similar events were held worldwide helping raise more than $33 million. >>> a bone marrow drive is underway to help a first grader. he is battling leukemia. the only way his family said he will survive is if a donor is found. about 500 people turned out yesterd

host: howard from ann arbor, michigan. he is a democrat. welcome to caller:.ouldke to ask him if he comment on the combined state and local tax burdens as to their progressive or regressive nature relative to income level. guest: sales tax is generally regressive. they take out the less income they earn. a poor person will pay more in sales taxes as a percentage of their sale -- as a percentage of their income. income taxes are reversed. a rich person will pay more in income taxes, especially if the state has higher tax rates. this is another thing that will depend on what experts you talk to. some people say it balances out. there are other people that say state taxes are very regressive. our concern should be more on designing a tax system that will foster economic growth, be able to create jobs, open doors economically to anybody who wants to try to work or live in a state. host: said augustine, florida, independent line. caller: there are a couple of callers that already touched base on a question i have. the word "progressive tax" could solve a lot of pro

here in florida, arbor to reduce spending, cut taxes along with critical investments in priorities like education is working. top ceos now ranked florida the second best place to do business in the country. we have been her one pipeline. just recently we made a major announcement with verizon at the orlando area that will result in a new facility in hundreds of jobs. michelle robinson, verizon's original press event is here today. michelle, would you please stand? [applause] thank you for invest in a florida and helping create more opportunities for florida families. thank you very much. we didn't win every battle over the last two years. after a long fight, we lost a supreme court over the president's health care law amid lost a presidential election along with the promise that the loss for repeal. now our options of either having to pay for this program in other states while denying health care to her citizens or using federal funds to help the poorest in our state with the medicaid programs as we explore other health care improvement. as they wrestled with this decision, i thought ab

a dog stranded on ice in the middle of a wisconsin river was rescued by two very patient arbor trollmen. it -- patrolmen. it took awhile to get the dog to trust them but he did and they got him back to shore. now to the bad. a pregnant cow got trapped in a drainage ditch in florida. the animal apparently was freed from his farm and fell five feet in the ditch. a crane had to be used to lift the 800-found safety. finally the ugly. this pup is ready to slade but no one told him how this slide works. henry the dog can't make it to the top but seems he is having plenty of fun any way. time for your brew on this question of the day responses. we told you about the google glasses and asked if they are an invasion of privacy or harmless technology. sylvia wrote i think it depends on how the glasses are used. carl from little rock says glasses are no different from a cell phone which can instantly upload video or anything of the like so there is no invasion. or where is the invasion of privacy? kenny tweeted i think the google glasses are pretty cool. thanks to everyone who responded. we really

students in ann arbor, michigan, were actively and openly raising funds for the vietcong throughout the war. would it have been proper to put them on kill lists? i don't know. williams says i don't think so. there is a difference between sympathizing with our enemies and taking up arms against the country. they aren't the same thing. so we have to ask ourselves what is the standard? could political dissent be part of the standard for drone strikes? and you say well, that's ridiculous. we have listed people already on web sites and said that they were a risk for terrorism for their political beliefs. the fusion center in missouri listed people who were pro-life origin, listed people who believed in strong borders of immigration. they listed people who were supporters of third-party candidates, the constitution party or the libertarian party. these people were listed and a mailing sent out to all the police in the state to beware of these people, beware of people who have bumper stickers on their cars supporting these people. that to me sounds dangerously close to having a standard where