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what foreign policy , and arlene says president obama is doing the best job possible with the cars that have been dealt to him and under the wings of the advisers who surround him. one must always keep in mind that there are many press polities and powers of the larger equation and he is just one leader doing his job conscientiously. democrat line, good morning. caller: good morning. for coming to c-span this morning, i appreciate your knowledge and history in iraq. are you there? guest: yes. caller: unfortunately, we are so dependent on fossil fuels. i am wondering, how much of our oil comes from iraq? host: thank you for your call. we will be focusing on oil production in about 20 minutes. independence on even middle eastern oil has dramatically declined. depend onnd the world oil, and will for a long time to come. it is not where you get your oil, it is that we are all sipping from the same cup them and therefore when the price,, when there is less oil coming out of the middle east, it is higher for the entire market. it is not so much as what we get from iraq and the middle east am

, work twice as effective as medication alone in preventing progression to diabetes. >> reporter: arlene at 68 says after taking charge of her health with diet and exercise she has dropped 18 pounds and lowered her blood sugar levels. >> i have the the aerobics class, pill ates class. >> reporter: doctors say an estimated 79 million people are at risk for developing type two diabetes. complications can lead to things like blindness, even heart disease. in philadelphia, it cost an estimated 250 million-dollar a year in disability, loss of productivity and early death. so, these lifestyle changes, diet, exercise can make a difference. >> take some control. >> makes a big difference, thanks very much. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" a lot of star bucks barist as will be hitting the book. >> the coffee giant is offering a free college education to its employees, we will give you it pay be ton an educated employees at star bucks. >> cota announced an on line college degree bram. cbs news correspondent jericka duncan has more. >> reporter: star bucks employee tammy lopez personally thanke

in a bitter irony, the couple asked arlene allen, adriane's mother, to be part of the wedding with ceremony suspected eric was the killer. in december of 2006, eric copple pleaded guilty to two counts of first-degree murder. he was sentenced to life in prison without parole. had he not pled guilty, copple would have been eligible for the death penalty. >> and i think that was a very real possibility. accepting a life without possibility of parole plea was probably the best deal he was going to get. >> were it not for a few drops of blood, two cigarette butts and some skin cells on a rubber band, eric copple might have gotten away with murder. but ever advancing dna technology provided a profile so accurate, it was only a matter of time before he was exposed as the killer. >> this case turned on those cigarette butts. >> things that would have not been considered 20 years ago as evidence are very crucial to cases nowadays. and again, the sensitivity of these testing analysis, dna, it's just incredible what we can find in crime scenes now. >> every homicide that you see, there's always a twis

you wrote in the atlantic an arlen titled "the end of labor." do everything we won't find other jobs? >> in the past we always have. but there's no guarantee the thees -- that's going to happen again. >> why would we assume it's not going to be the way it always has been we don't have phone operators as secretaries but people found until this last recession found other jobs. >> i hope that's that is what happens this time, too. the things used to be all over the place, horses. why are they now? >> horses don't adapt the way people do. >> is there a limit to how much people can adapt? i hope not. i hope there's not. but maybe there will be. >> most people don't like their jobs. we can still have everyone have a decent lifestyle whether you work or not it's optional. that's great. that's an economic utopia. >> i thought people get purpose in work. >> people do get purpose in work but you can get purpose in other places, too. a lot of people get purpose in playing video games and caring for their children. >> you support his idea give the to the po

around the biggest story paul harvey's warning for a nation back in 1964 the iconic radio host wrote an arlenand over the years he adopted and added the dire

arlen specter is identified with being the key person to discover and conceptualize this. in a nutshell, is this. without that theory, it might be difficult to accept that oswald was the lone gunmen. while this is happening, they are under constant criticism, books, articles, tv, conspiracy was in the air. we do not know this is a worldwide conspiracy. he said it was reactionary from the right. on december 5, 1960 3, 29% of the whole in america believe that oswald acted alone. in believe he had help you december 17, he summarized the theories. in march 64, a book called red roses was published. 1964, who killed kennedy. it was multiple gunmen. russell1954, bertrand formed his famous who killed kennedy committee? in september he submitted this. even when they were beginning their work, it was under constant siege from critics. summary, this is what they did. they spent the first half of their work investigating from january to april, early may and then from september rafting, editing, refining. to the last minute, they would re-examine and question themselves. wrote a serie

around the biggest story paul harvey's warning for a nation back in 1964 the iconic radio host wrote an arlen titled, if i were the devil and over the years he adopted and added the dire prediction where this country was headed. listen to an audio portion of what he read back in 1996. >> if i were the devil i wouldn't be happy until i ceased the ripest apple on the tree. the set out however is necessary to take over the united states. i would go with the churches first. i would begin with a campaign of whispers to whisper to you as i whispered to eve do as you please. to the young i would whisper the bible is a myth i would convince them man created god instead of the other way around. i would confide what's bad is good and what's good is square. the old pray after me, our father, which art in washington, h and then i would get organized. he would educate author how to make the war on literature exciting so everything would be interesting i would threaten tv with dirtyer movies vice versa. i would sell alcohol to ladies and gentlemen of distinction. i would tranquilize the west with pills. >>

hola, les habla arlen fernandez unas mil familias llegaron a un campamento de refugiados cerca de laeron a pescar rescataron a un hombre y a una mujer en aguas de hallandale beach, en el sur de florida, que llevaban mas de 14 horas en el mar despues que cayeron de un bote ahora regresamos al punto de la discusion y el debate con jorge ramos. a travÉs de un tren. por supuesto, todo sale aquÍ en el libro comer a sus hijos tres veces al dÍa, no pueden verlos estudiar mÁs que la primaria, entonces vienen a estados unidos y dejan para atrÁs a sus niÑos con una abuela, con una tÍa, y piensan que va a ser uno o dos aÑos... >> y nunca mÁs regresan. o muy pocas veces. >> va a hacer poquito esto, "mi hijo, ya vuelvo", pero se alarga cinco, diez aÑos, a veces mÁs, y estos chicos muchas veces se desesperan de estar con las madres, asÍ que se largan y vienen en bÚsqueda de ellos, y muchos vienen encima de estos trenes cargueros, en una odisea. enfrentan bandidos y pandilleros encima de los trenes, policÍas corruptas, y yo querÍa describir esa situaciÓn, ese fenÓmeno por medio de un niÑo que va en

que enviaron centenares de niqos centroamerica que ingresaron solos a estados unidos hola, les habla arlenor ciento de los espaqoles quiere un referendum sobre la monarquia.pero si se realiza, el 49 por ciento preferiria una monarquia con felipe sexto y el 36 por ciento una republica la justicia de brasil dira hoy psi es legal la huelga de los empleados del metro de sao paulo, cuando faltan solo cuatro dias para que se juegue alli el primer partido del mundial ahora regresamos a punto de la discusion y el ahora regresamos al punto de la discusiÓn y el debate con jorge ramos. >> el senador rand paul podrÍa ser el candidato republicano a la presidencia en el 2016, pero para eso primero tendrÍa que vencer a un grupo bastante grande de aspirantes republicanos. como quiera que sea, el senador rand paul se ha convertido en uno de los principales crÍticos de los programas de espionaje del gobierno del presidente barack obama. cree que hay que evitar ataques terroristas, pero que no por eso se puede violar la constituciÓn y la privacidad de los norteamericanos. hace poco viajÉ a washington para ha

. >> arlen specter. >> that's right. thank you very much, bill. called for his impeachment then.credible. >> you know, bill, some on the right are also accusing the right of the president being un-american. listen to this. >> barack obama does not have the will of the american people. americanism in his soul. you have a leader that doesn't affiliate with patriotism. >> i mean, the president, he disdains our troops. the president said he wouldn't negotiate during the shutdown. won't negotiate with you guys, but negotiated with the taliban. >> the president may very well have committed a federal crime by giving material assistance to a terrorist organization. >> giving material assistance to a terrorist organization. i mean, this is way beyond the pale. how much are we going to take? here's a president that restored this country, took bin laden out, and i live in a city where we lived under that terror, that has done everything to try and uphold this country, and because you don't like his politics, you're going to accuse him of materially aiding terrorists and we're not going to r

you wouldn't mistake either one of them for an arlen specter or susan collins, and yet their conservative credentials are being challenged? yes, they have to contend with a washington establishment label. ultimately, the sin for both of them, could you argue, is really on one issue. it's on immigration. on tuesday republicans will compete to see if they can draw lindsay gram into a runoff and send him packing. that field includes state senator lee bright. businesswoman and the first woman to graduate from the citadel, nancy maize. attorney bill connor and benjamin dunn and minister. fwram fended off attacks from the republicans in the only debate of the primary. guess what the main topic was? immigration. >> in 2007 they became known as graham-nesty. >> we tried amnesty. >> if you did not support amnesty, if you did not support much of obama's agenda, we wouldn't be here tonight. we would much rather be out waving signs. >> the reason i'm going into the primary overwhelmingly, i hope, is because i'm a ronald reagan republican. i like rand paul, but i'm not a rand paul republican. i'm a ro

arlen track would choke rejoinder >> : you know what it does not how much do bottle put out now.his set on the oldest and wind comes the demographics of the show how many young people will air considered people like this year i'm telling yorkton to the radio station 25 year old guy goes man who does some good weather. i said name one thing she said last night and not of these young radio guys all in off think she's one of the better ones and the top a among zero other people in the bay area this thing did backup guard or starting guard retire two weeks later become pro basketball coach jason kidd did it and steve kerr has done it in now derrick fisher the new head coach of new york next story went of fisher who played last season of oklahoma city in the running but then the next preferred steve kerr when he came to the lawyers must be the going rate five years 25 million reportedly walker got a closet fisher working for phil jackson. >> : any experience of have and the sport of basketball all leads to this moment >> : in the one young does gm particularly the owner can hold the w

what foreign policy , and arlene says president obama is doing the best job possible with the cars thate been dealt to him and under the wings of the advisers who surround him. one must always keep in mind that there are many press polities and powers of the larger equation and he is just one leader doing his job conscientiously. democrat line, good morning. caller: good morning. for coming to c-span this morning, i appreciate your knowledge and history in iraq. are you there? guest: yes. caller: unfortunately, we are so dependent on fossil fuels. i am wondering, how much of our oil comes from iraq? host: thank you for your call. we will be focusing on oil production in about 20 minutes. independence on even middle eastern oil has dramatically declined. depend onnd the world oil, and will for a long time to come. it is not where you get your oil, it is that we are all sipping from the same cup them and therefore when the price,, when there is less oil coming out of the middle east, it is higher for the entire market. it is not so much as what we get from iraq and the middle east am a it

del personal de la escuela secundaria entregÓ el diploma de bachiller a angÉlica frente a su madre arlenee. ¿por quÉ no compartimos un poco de nuestra energÍa ayudando al prÓjimo? seguimos ahora contigo, mi querido johnny. adelante. >> muchas gracias. a cualquiera nos puede ocurrir una emergencia y generalmente no todo el mundo sabe cÓmo reaccionar y para eso, para hablarnos de cÓmoreaccionar nos acompaÑa joe para contestar todas estas preguntas con relaciÓn a cómo debemos comportarnos. me gustarÍa que de una manera muy general nos dijeras quÉ es lo primero que hay que hacer. >> lo primero y lo mÁs importante en cualquier emergencia, no importa lo grave que sea es mantener la calma. tÚ puedes solucionar las cosas de una manera razonable. >> hay muchas personas que reaccionan quedÁndose pasmados. lo que hacen podrÍa no ayudar tanto. >> los nervios nos pueden hasta matar. >> vamos a pasar por situaciones muy comunes. la primera es una dramatizaciÓn de cuando nos quedamos atrapados en un ascensor. veamos. [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> ahÍ como podemos ver, estamos viendo a dÁvila que va a entrar en un asc

the member states and tell them what to do control their actions to have standardized policies from arlen to estonia from portugal to finland it is not about democracy and we know from the european parliament that it cannot initiate legislation it cannot appeal legislation it can't even adequately stop the station it can amend it in time to make it even worse but it doesn't actually result in the creation of a government the european parliament is not a proper democratic institution and neither is the youth democratic it is a clique it is a. described earlier it is a cartel where the european elite the bureaucratic class and the elected representatives of the member states sit down together and decide policies without having to have public scrutiny this or i'm going to jump in right here gentlemen we're going to go to work short break and after that continue our discussion on european politics. this is. i was born in the ukraine i grew up in a family of alcoholics as did many of my foster son's kids who'd slept rough on the street since they were four years old some since they were two en