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hagel called reports of sexual asa assault a scourge on the military. >> not good enough anymore to, you know, trot up to capitol hill when there is a scandal and say we have zero tolerance. it is not good enough to just create prevention programs. we have got to prosecute and convict and drum out of the military those who are sexual predators. >> a pentagon survey estimates 26,000 sexual assaults happen in the military last year. >>> and history is going to be made today as a woman is ordained as a catholic priest in the san francisco archdiocese. but maria ice's ordination will take place at a lutheran church because the catholic hierarchy does not recognize the ordination of women. she'll be ordained at 3:00. >>> lisa argen is here talking about the memorial day weekend forecast. >> clouds around, mist and drizzle as well. parts of the coast and cool ocean breezes will be with us today. another cool afternoon and, yes, we have been talking about rain, still on tap for your holiday monday. i'll have that forecast next. >> thank you, lisa. >>> also ahead, a group paying tribute to t

asa so publishing imprints include offer has universe, trafford and asked leapers. the company has strategic alliances such as thomas nelson is zero so publishing imprints in the uk's main, australia, new zealand and singapore. a well-qualified panel to talk about this issue. i want to start with james mcquivey and the base eager to book publishers today is disrupt thyself. >> absolutely. in fact come he opened the session asking whether or not it was the the disrupt or a defender of publishing. i would contest the idea that it's either/or. disruption is the best defense for publishing and self-publishing is turning out to be a potential bone for publishers because you can sit there and watch people market themselves, share their ideas come and see things gather and then make your offer. at that point where the risk is taken out, the market has been though. you're not going how much money to spend to build in a way as in the modern world. in fact, this is part of the best defense of the publishing world to my mind. and all the industries that work with, turns out di

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this is what is in store for you asa wake up in a foggy san francisco this morning. it's going to clear up later today and warm up a little bit? the city. but the hottest spotsare away from the coast. lisa argen will map it all out for you coming up in her full weather in just a little bit. >> a third woman held captive in a cleveland house is back at home this morning. michelle knight was the first of the three kidnapped in 2002. she left the hospital last yesterday afternoon. in a statement released on her behalf the hospital says she's in good spirits and grateful for the outpouring of gifts. also dna tests confirm that the suspect in the kidnappings, ariel castro, fathered amanda berry's six-year-old daughter. the abductions are still a shock to the suspect's neighbors. >> i can't believe it still. i'm very happy -- let me get that out. i'm very happy and excited for the girls. >> prosecutors say they may seek the death penalty against the 52-year-old castro. he's being held on $8 million bail and is currently on suicide watch. >>> abc news reports massachusetts

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asa took on the job because he know that is we are serious and that we would back him up. and he did a great job. chris cox at the institute for legislative action proved that with a small staff wand your support he could outdo the president and senate liberals who have vowed again and again to gut the second amendment by dividing us or fooling us with attractive sounding proposals that mask their true intentions. with chris and wayne providing the leadership and with our members and our supporters behind them, we overcame the doubts of those sunshine soldiers who thought they could buy piece by making deals with our opponents and handed president obama is first major legislative defeat of his presidency. [applause] that, my friend, is quite an accomplishment. an accomplishment that few of us would have predicted back in january. but let's not fool ourselves. it doesn't mean the war is over. we must never confuse winning a battle with winning a war. we all know -- [applause] that as we meet here our opponents are regrouping and we know that they'll be back. they are as ded

they're currently on a weather delay at the asa hall of fame stadium. the stadium is an open air stadium. there were two big games scheduled for tonight. the games are not important. we're hoping everybody in that stadium sought cover and shelter as well. but that's a lot of individuals. 60,000 to 70,000 individuals who will need to be heading for shelter as well. on the phone right now, we have reid timmer. reid, tell us what you're seeing and where are you? >> right now just south of union city. we're doing search and rescue. this home is destroyed here. storm chaser vehicles are flipped over. we intercepted our armored vehicle. we're fine. we're reporting live for channel 4. people in mustang, south of oklahoma city, watch out. violent tornado. all right. i got to go guys. >> all right, reid. do you what you need to do. you go look for individuals. i that i is reid's camera that we're looking at on the right there as he runs towards a car. he and another member of his team trying to make sure nobody there needs his help. an incredibly violent tornado

that will introduce a risk asas they brought themselves out frot under the protection that thetit supremeed them 13 years ago.years >> he is talking about a casese that happened 13 years ago. their views have evolved much ev like the rest of the america. ar peter's view is become be increasingly the minority.ity. we saw that yesterday. that ye this is not about sexual conduct. this is about opening an open institution to all boys who want to be a part of scouting. so you know, it hurts the self e esteem of a child when you sitwi there and you look at a group o boys and you point out one of them and say sorry you don't do' belong this here and you don't t in.in. this will hopefully start to remedy that.remedy th >> there's a group of kids meeting and one person may be excluded. how do you -- -- >> the iron see is, think thatth what the scout leadership wasers trying to accomplish was to say that boys who experience same sex attraction who involuntarily experience same sex attraction should not be excluded from disowscout oning on that basis however what people don't understand, is that was

tracy: the asa -- sat is still out there; right? >> that a cte has been around since 1959. >> every college in the country it will take both. most students take the act now. it has a hint of familiarity for them. tracy: it really depends on the kid. >> the act doesn't go to signs and upper-level math. tracy: let's talk about this divide. let's talk about these kids that may not be as tech savvy. does that create an unfair advantage? >> that is something we are very concerned about. we will continue to have a paper and pencil version. some say, boy, we'd like to have a scratch piece of paper. we like that feeling of the number two pencil and we would like to continue that. tracy: what about cheating? cheating is a big concern. tech savvy teenagers are smart. >> there will always be students that try to break the rules. the tech application has more security around it. even the paper and pencil. it will still be proctored. internet searching and everything can be locked down during testing. we are paying attention, but we are not worried about it. speak ten do they truly meas

. >> it's a balancing test asas walter pink has pointed out in his article.ferent is we have an unfettered press.pres and we're drink from any other country in the world. we are different. di we don't have government regulations. what you get subpoenas like youu got in the ap case, it raises a red flag of the government interfering. but it's a balancing act. act. the obama administration seemsis to be more willing to subpoena reporters to go after leakers lk and in fact, have prosecuted more leakers than all the the previous administrations and and combined. that is alarming. alarmin it's not to say that it's not's legal to do it. it certainly it.rtainly the justice department hasdepatm strict rules on when at the can subpoena journalists. it's unclear how carefully theyy were followed in this case. i think most journalist wouldisl say certainly we ought to consider national security implications. it's perfectly fine for the the government to ask us not toto print something. some we should listen to that discussion, but at the end of the day, it should be our

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other companies include key tech earnings out of taiwan with q1 is numbers from umc, tegatron and asad a 20 billion euro spending plan to try and drag out of the economic malaise. the economic program will be aimed at the country's infrastructure and comes less than a week after brussels goes to an extra year to bridge its budget deficit to under 3%. >>> and there's a franco german meeting going on today. and there we go, german finance ministers saying the nation state losing the sole regulatory authority. the german finance minister speaking there. also, the yahoo! ceo marissa mayer continued to stir controversy. this time it's about her fashion choices. spiced up her blond bob haircut with blue and orange streaks as she made an appearance at the annual costume gala hosted by new york's metropolitan museum of art last night. this year, the so-called oscars of art celebrated what was termed punk fwlamer. in the spirit of the fashion police, her blue and blond streaks, is it a hit of a miss? we'll try and bring that picture up for you. it will be slightly easier for you to -- there we

and asa mat tazhayakov never thought he would see his friend alive again. evidence out of the dorm rooms to protect czar evidence. the complaints also say the men then took the items back to an apartment in new bedford, wrapped it in a garbage bag and put it in the dumpster with some of their own trash. it was recovered after a two-day search at a holland fill. unclear whether the laptop was recovered. the cnn exclusive video shows two men being taken into custody at the time on immigration violation. the third man, robel filipphil is an american citizen. >> he is as shocked by the violence as the rest of the community is. he did not know this individual was involved in a bombing. >> my client, azamat tazhayakov is as shocked and concerned that someone he knew was involved with the boston marathon bombing. he has cooperated fully with authorities and looks forward to the truth coming out. >> reporter: and interesting to note, christine and john, that according to authorities, one month before the marathon, tsavraev apparently told two of his friends over lu

this woman, asa that, has been in cuba since 1984, at least. the fidel rather and she went there really as a period of sort of rebelled against the government. also cuba has a grudge against the united states when it comes to harboring what it says are terrorists. you look at jorge posada ka rils aquitted a few years ago and he is wanted in cuba and venezuela for terrorist attacks, particularly the 1976 bombing in cuba. so there is this tit for tat going on within both countries. but many say that the real issue here is just the normalization of relations before some of these more specific issues will ever get solved. >> okay. david and sunny, thank you both so much. >>> the flames are picking up and so are the winds as wildfires are spreading right now in california. a live report from the danger zone next. ♪ the chevrolet malibu eco with eassist captures downhill energy, unleashing it later to help propel you uphill. ♪ it adds up to an epa-estimated 37 mpg highway... ♪ ...and helps defy gravity and gas pumps. ♪ that's american ingenuity, to f

bob bork was the best oraler advocate of his generation asas any of the justices would tell you, and he argued a lot. twice every session or 14 times every term of the supreme court. his successors as solicitor general have tended to argue between five and ten cases at year. not bob.togue he loved the give and take and was great on his feet. often the main task of an and advocate for the united states is to find a few argument to replace the bad one that lost the case in the court of appeals. [laughter] sometimes the task of an oral advocate is to patch up the holes in an argument already presented in the brief, trying to do either is chancy. the justices are apt to say something like, well, you didn't make this argument earlier, did you in -- did you? why don't you just move along. [laughter] it takes gravitas to get theong. justices to listen. the fist -- the first time i saw bob in action, he had to paper over a very bad argument. congress had taken over the. bankrupt eastern railroadsrup merging them to form con really and am strack. f the railroad sued -- amtrak. the lead argume

i would ask people to read that, and for this young lady to asa read it and maybe be moved to pay somettention to this really, really important issue. we are being controlled by attorney of the minority. this cannot go on, and the the republican or democrats should rule the country. nor the republican or democrat should rule the country. guest: i think a lot of the american public is still trying or requires new media to inform them of exactly what the filibuster means for america and legislation and we will continue to try to do our job to educate people about that, but the filibuster is a large reason why things are not getting move through congress and a lot of the source of frustration for but lawmakers as well as the administration. host: richard, a democrat. caller: hello. i am going to ask you a question which is different from what you've been talking about today. and the constitution, it says there should be a freedom of church and state. this seems to be shoved under the carpet. we are governed by religionists in this country. there are people who want no part of religion hav

with the proliferation of sas capabilities and -- asa exaiptions and everything else, when they did the aoa down at socom, bill sayers in his final report said by the year 2015, 2030, we're not going to be able to get into a lot of these areas because we don't have that kind of capability in sof aviation platforms. comments? >> i think you're right. i think, um, there's going to be a point in the future where against a wider set of potential scenarios the c-130 based insertion and extraction platforms probably respect going to cut it. as you said, the signature's going to be too high, and there's only so far that electronic warfare and ttps and all sorts of various other meds to mitigate that -- methods to mitigate that can take you. i think what for sof is probably a bigger near-term concern is the proliferation of things like guided rockets artillery, mortars and missiles. and in particular, advanced man portable air defense systems. you know, there's been a discussion about, you know, sending some of those weapons to various syrian rebel groups, and, you know, i can understand maybe