. >>> veremos lo que las in investigaciones traen, la asa l asamblea del estado tiene una n investigaciÓnnvestigaciÓn, veremos quÉ ll llevan las investigaciones. >> (musica) tenÍa consecuencias reales en la vida de personas inocentes, e u estudiantes tratnando de ir a l escuelas, eprsonapersonas enfer inaceptable . >>> senador de nueva jersey g gracias por testar con tronosot a raiz de revelaciones que el o gobierno grinestadounidense esc llamadas telegonifoinnicas y co electrnoiconiÓnicos, el senado t kentucky es uno de los critÍtic mÁs aserrimos, hable con el se a senador paul en sus oficinas, aquÍ en washington . >>> grvamos a hablar de la agena de seguridad nacional ,la in informaciÓn e inteligencia que e estados unidos ha recopliado por aÑos, el presidente hablo sobre estos metoÉtodos, anuncio cambi pero dice que no se estÁ hace d haceindo suficiente . >>> no podemos hacer que la zo a zorra estÉ cuidando el galline o gallinero,, no estoy seguro que el presidente se quede sin su r supervisiÓn, debemos orobtener a , yo creo que se necesita una r orden judicial, por eso tenemos la corta

asa was built in sense of low lying area just to cool. awesome awesome on to win support from council. between the alliance flowers were in full bloom. the area was extraordinarily beautiful err the recent softening from costumes to the jones family to the dentist the imperial to re teach and counsel place the same and salty tang family began to walk with the tool household. to the area's name was changed milan. there were a well fought going to get to it. my garden. we'll go. the debacle this time tools of his generation derives his family had reached the pinnacle of success. the reason why today was a little cold. all along he seems insincere. some songs position was the most lucrative appointments due to problems. he was now in our tiny hands and one c official as . the council has links to the nc with the stones can change and he couldn't promise was distributed from the town council. the price would rise fifteen times so it's cool to post it opts for the heads of these is yes the people at the end of the political warfare call it you

be seen asas come to an unusual and unofficial link between north korea and the u.s., with unprecedentedccess to the north korean young ruler, but also talking politics has drawn criticism. he for leaving for pyongyang, he said he would not raise the issue of human rights with kim jong-un because the north korean leader was a friend, and they were celebrating his birthday this week. i love him, rodman said. instead, he said his trip was aimed at improving the image of a tightly controlled company -- country. >> we want to help the nation. you know, for people to come here and say, hey, north korea. they are trying to change the country in a great way. >> the young north korean leader is not only a basketball fan who enjoys being out with sports bars, he also presides over a closed and repressive system, which reportedly runs a network of brutal political prison camps. if rodman were to talk about that, it is hard to know what basketball diplomacy can really achieve. bbc news, seoul, korea. >> what exactly is dennis rodman managing to do in north korea? i am willing to bet that not many o

this song is or isn't enough was enough to be decided in the heavens that i put in the asa penance to kill us all. did she the girl with cancer at the beginning of our report is now a healthy young woman of twenty two but stephanie and eight as an insider's view of euthanasia. anything mostly i'm just disappointed because i think people who choose euthanasia can consciously say good bye maybe they'd leave with the better stealing and more peace. and if they choose palliative care and slowly drift away. it's a topic and can i. i was shocked when he confronted a choice when she was here. when she was very close to town. while that detects the wet crime in this direct a tight battle on as playing cf experience fending off political attacks. just copy your data. hundreds of thousands of people take to the streets they campaigned against deadlines is on a consensus government. and in favor of them all into society. bought this protest didn't seem to faze the prime minister. now i'm back in the islamic movement is attacking at lunch from within the ranks of allah the setting of this crisis

the asa will not receive the new prime minister of luxembourg actually been scheduled for thursday that she will go ahead with a very important cabinet meeting this week it is the first meeting this year of her new cabinet. she will leave that she is still taking care of some business and of course she will be working from home and essential communication with the stat sheet with the corresponding moment occurred when i think it. now we turn to iraq where the government is launching an offensive against al qaeda militants in the restive province of anbar the iraqi military is trying to regain control of two major cities for money and fallujah which were taken last week by sunni militants after classes led to the withdrawl of government forces. mr nor am i like in the aussie assault in a televised address meanwhile civilians caring for their long lives have fled the fighting in the region parts which remain out of authorities control there has been fighting in ramadi for days now the iraqi military is attacking from the air and ground to expel the islamists from the city. but it's still

the opposition has already agreed that if the asa regime are willing to declare that they would look up to it. and they're prepared to do that. we also discussed the possibility of prisoner exchanges. and we have discussed that with the opposition the opposition has declared that they are prepared to put together lists. they are prepared to entertain. this education finally we discussed the all important issue of humanitarian access i'm pleased to say that the provost allow growth indicated that he's had some conversations with a regime that the regime may be prepared. that opened up a number of areas specifically is going to which we have been pushing for for some period of time. and it may be possible for convoys now to be a lot access to proof will be in the pudding as we say the proof will be in the actions that may or may not be taken in the days ahead. but this is just as news of the possibility is welcome. and we look for it to working with our russian counterparts in an effort to try to follow through on it the anguish of the syrian people. demands action our global responsib

. >>> we finally know who was behind the crop circle that popped out at asa lynn as valley farm. the computer chip maker said it was part of a publicity stunt. the chip will be introduced at the consumer electronics show in las vegas this week which scott budman is attending. >>> almost there. about a month until the opening ceremony of the winter olympics. the big question in russia, is there snow? kind of. the host city of sochi is experiencing a warm winter. so they have a million cubic meters of snow tucked away under tarps for just in case they need it. security is also a big issue as it is for every olympic games. thousands of russian police and intelligence agents descended on sochi. perot physician country policy, they will officially tap every phone and computer. >> yes. that's official policy. all communications will be exposed to the russian secret services. >> even with the security crackdown, russia's president, president putin promises a festive olympic games. >>> curling is become a popular olympic sport and our own bob redell gave it a try. >> i have a vision of h

china's ambassador to japan has been termed out the spy magicians on his visit to the asa the shrine speaking to japanese expats of the swing possible reception in tokyo. chill one block said that china japan relations with two very hard times in twenty thirteen which vital damage done by the shrine visits. jones said the visit has called them to war for chinese dialogue he'd call the visit an attempt to challenge the post world war two water and shows that japan is heading down the danger is past. that it has also begun strongly condemned by the international community anti government protesters on sunday marking the land fraud district in bangkok in thailand is the latest in a series of demonstrations which began on monday aimed at shutting down the thai capital. about two thousand protesters led by opposition leaders to tip of cuba and took to the streets in the district. were they had taken all wore an intersection. i crawl was also the area for a gunman opened fire on protesters late on saturday. severely wounding one man. this has been the latest violence to hit bangkok has pol

lulu the asa says it's a constant struggle faced by the country men and women under apartheid which inspired music dvds were good even when i was the year that's the environmentalists so they're crazy. i didn't really see the se iowa sense that something was missing son and wants to stay with the way we heaped on a glance to school yet. the kind of school success and craftsmen you say because they teach that day because circumstances. it's a kind of kept us home. this day no uh oh. since i sae i reach lists and getting to take the reins of the fickle which means i had a nap and ate even playing in the shade you want to climb. which means they own are seeking in prison andrea phone so torn about that which is a beautiful beautiful end up buying that though castro has an even the whole the politics some confusion for its deep scratch scratch music school on featuring the african children's choir and new arrangements of paul simon's kindness and the lion sleeps tonight. the maze and ninety six debut album will be out next spring in i i am. to cheer on. city. says. all were. the us. says. china'

the asa plan to rebuild aging thermal power plants and find cheaper imported feel for thermal power generation. they're forecasting an annual profit of more than nine hundred and fifty million dollars that would allow them to gradually lower electricity rates. that guy is looking at creating a new division to deal with the growing problem of contaminated water exhibition that died she had to dismantle react as it has set aside ninety million dollars for the work. he's going to take ocean to the people and show them that the company is changing and it will keep going change he should do this through your words and action. the government has increased the limit of its interest free loans to tap into eighty six billion dollars. the charities using the money for de contamination assets and to compensate in factories company officials plan to streamline management and close local offices to cut costs by forty six billion dollars. he wants me to get competitive. when zach is that ted you need to obtain consent the municipality see if they want to fire up their nuclear reactors. the other any of the

rival rebel groups lock hands in a gruesome battle for supremacy with no unity inside for the anti asa camp our reports from inside syria is coming right up. to. ukraine or at least the country's capital kid has descended into chaos protests have turned extremely violent and the social order is on the verge of collapse to what degree do protesters in kiev represent the ukrainian people which of these protesters believe in and what do they really want is ukraine on the path to nowhere. right on the scene. first street. and i think that you're. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. to be in the. welcome back you're watching r.t. as international mediators hit a hurdle against syrian unity adjenda a two there is fresh infighting among the opposition and a war zone itself activists say fourteen hundred people have been killed this month alone during clashes between raul rebel factions or even the front lines and just to warn you that some images in her report are graphic. for me gingold in syria one of the richest and most developed before three device to eighteen years or more has been

so, the group of 894, minus the group of 141 asa cases leaves us with a remainder of 763 assault kits that have not been tested. the chief has ordered the testing of these remaining kids and the department will utilize outsourcing services for test and reduce the impact on demand but this will create in our crime lab and the department recently obtained an extension for the outsourcing services contract that we have been utilizing for the last few years. we are also obtaining a contract for the proposal process. and in the final area of my presentation that i want to address, is the department's strategy moving forward, in terms of sexual assault kit processing and effective january first of this year, department expanded the asap program to include all sexual assault kits that were collected at mission emergency hospital for both identified and unidentified suspects sexual assaults. and we have partnered with the rape, trauma center nurses at mission emergency hospital. to implement this protocol, and it is being done today as we speak. the department is going to request funding to m

standstill in all this process might be and who we still have babies and a map of the country of course the asa result. here's her house on a man in the longer term perspective . despite the criticism of him because each piece. the pistons have nothing to eat it too often portis yes auntie uganda from cost waste in ukraine well one ukrainian are just the two had gone missing from all been a week assault on top of my life. the retrieval laughed off claims he was abducted and tortured. while the police already investigating this case you can't get the latest news from kiev. adults don't come joining us today. the gas chambers the electric chair as firing squads will seem to be things of the post its to be making a comeback in parts of america. lethal injection drugs used to carry out the death penalty are in very short supply and will make is in some us states are looking to return to the old methods some of which critics say but don't torture. marina for my in just the first month of twenty fourteen six executions have already been carried out on us death row inmates. however the shortage of dru

i don't think so and i think that what's going on is as you said correctly the asa is playing for time is using these talks. as a cover for tactical games that he's planning to try and divide the opposition to try and embarrass. the opposition's so called supporters like i'm sorry to say my own countrymen in government it states and european governments and others who say that they support the syrian opposition but aren't arguing remote and very final question we should david you know a few months back you believe the un should renew its non lethal aid to non its opposition you believe they exist where are. i do believe that exist in the world to the exits but i think that contrary to the sensational reports that you often hear about the is to also do exist and syria it's the mom extreme elements that are still a large majority of the opposition with its three syrian army. or most of the parties that are part of the islamic front which is islamic. that is not extreme in many cases is not eat his life yet cia and other groups of the civil opposition the civilian side of the opposition i

it's been said to drop his eyes landed on the lions of the coma to know them a deal i will collate asa for a year by scanning the comets icy surface. does it use it will be very exciting it will be the first time that anyone actually land something on the comets use that what's believed to be pristine remains from the formation of the solar system about four point six billion years ago because of the icy temperatures on the surface of comets. the material they may build has remained largely unchanged since they were created. scientists hope the mission will provide more clues about how the solar system came into existence whitman from one of the most of the stick space station sen. and i'm really proud of but the impending of the toughest of the work in this nation. cruise is a small than eight hundred million kilometers away. it's a welcome signal came through loud and clear. our. right this moment the outlook for china's economy after its lowest close in years. as well as catch up with some of the news to me. should i bomber has killed thirteen people have been on the sun's main mili

rebel groups a last chance and a gruesome battle for supremacy with no unity in sight for the anti asa camp our report from inside syria is coming right out. of the sooner the better the majority. of them and we will be to say the majority to the people makes a clear choice to. join their group in union the only thing we may expect is that the ukrainians and. parties government and opposition. necessary understanding and especially necessary primate to define the but i do. dramas that try to be ignored to. stories others refuse to notice. places change the world rights. to picture. from around the. globe to. welcome back you're watching r t international and as international mediators here to hurdle against syrian unity and geneva two there's fresh in finding among the opposition in the war zone itself activists say fourteen hundred people have been killed this month alone during clashes between rival rebel factions more even on the floor front lines and just to warn you that some of the images in her report are graphic. yes the mission in the world in syria one of the richest and most

russian speakers say that they are in a way being victimized because of the evils of the soviet union the asa would occur. if you go cool but it is to go business. you will see what the old rules of the company's of the businesses than that lucy is eighteen percent the russians who are the owners of the business so confidence is low. does this pose a threat to the latvian state this kind of numbers you get the members not. and we are democratic. was that he isn't might be personally i don't have. the other option was that i should submit it. it is though the state of emotions from the ip addresses from russia the europeans. misty the same as me. if you love somebody of them openly cuckoo collette said bill bailey was the south hall the petition the u seventeen and blue. will will come back here that hewitt was inside because as grumpy which ridiculed the difference. if you have a couple of pretty and all practically the leader of the democracy that will free them so cole sings of political freedoms freedom of movement freedom of speech. if you don't iron the main singers also could open the c

meanwhile iran and hezbollah are literally all and on behalf of the us regime without their support of the asa vision would not have lasted as long as it has one point out the long ago were talking about the us regime having only a few weeks left to live and now no one is talking about how long has left to live that indicates that a conviction go along with a run in his most pork for quite some time cuz you don't have on the rebel side an equal effort by the international community to support the rebels the way you do while on the edge to the outside side with iran hezbollah in large part because the mater rebels were never able to coalesce. again a long form a unified leadership military civilian political foes. and with in that vacuum came all qaeda and other radical islamists and now we have a fear of rain on afghanistan. type of situation where all qaeda radical islamic militants come in and get all arms and then perhaps i'm going to fight another day the problem is afghanistan was far removed from the last syria is just a few hours from europe. so there's a tremendous concern in france in

difficult to understand why a president, who could have been so eloquent in 2004, talking th the country asa family, could have descended to level of slice and dice gangsters and group in identity politics- by the way that is republican, that is democrat. but for the president to have descended to that level, he had such an opportunity to elevate himself, and the nation, is jus -- i mean it is stunning, and disappointing it is not imoving. >> no. and i must say, tt you know, look he had some opposition, i don't doubt that there are some whites thaton't like hem because he is black, okay. but what he have seen, i sense this in the interinterview in th is that he has a more of a sense of less offensive optimism, can-do, hopeful, and more sense of bng kind of consigned to, well this is the best that can happen. i can only do so much. more was the victimhood that plays into racial attitude that i think is not helpful to the country oo anybody, more matter -- no matter your race, i was surprised to see that coming from the president. lou: to your point, he talks about the government as a col on s

would confront robert redford about this gimmick is a deplorable you glamorized the weather underground asatic terrorist? will you make movie abt the boston bomber's next? john: he never responded. no. his entourage surrounded me an would not let me get up close. but th goes beyond hycrisy it is a human decency factor. it is one thing to make a movie about the weather underground terrorist but another thing to romanticize it to make gea heartfelt. a bank robbery that resulted in the murder of two police office a and a security guard and now redford will make a movie that is essentially one big tribute? it is remarkably deplorable even by hollywood standards. john:hank you jason and kevin. please go to facebook or twitr to keep the conversation going and use that #hollywood and let people know what you think. more celebrity hy this is the quicksilver cash back card from capital one. it's not the "juggle a bunch of rotating categories" card. it's not the "sign up for rewards each quarter" card. it's the no-games, no-messing-'round, no-earning-limit-having, do-i-look-like-i'm-joking, turbo-ost

asas if he was unaware. this is beyond intellectual integrity. >> absolutely. medicaid is the worst insurance plan and how they're theesults are much worse than private insurers t under obamacarehalf of the new the insured are to go into the decade i was surprised they wanted to do that but they voted for it. lou: as they didith obamacare. we well continue to bring this story to the american people. we appreciate it. down to the weekend box office for the second weekend in a row the police police, he took $21 billion took him three times the production budget. loans survivor was second 12.5 billion in the fifth week out into the end of its quarrel came third place over 12 million. up next the five day losing streak for the dow jones industrial average calling it a correction in. bendix guest disagrees right here. here. next. [ male announcer ] here's a questionor you: is your tv powered by coal? natural gas? nuclear? or renewables like solar... and wind? let's find out. this is where america's electricity comes from. a diversity of energy sources helps ensure t

you, asa mulpuru, thank well as john erlichman. talk about the future of microsoft with bill gates. herewith he had to say about his role at microsoft next. -- hear what he had to say. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. will bill gates ever return to be chairman of microsoft? we asked him that in a special conversation with the creator of bloomberg lp, michael bloomberg. they talked about everything from philanthropy to much more. i want to talk about the status of the microsoft ceo search and whether he's ever thought about going back to the helm. thatnchor of "in the loop" he knew asked him how involved he is day-to-day. liu asked him. >> the foundation is the biggest part of my time but i put part- n to help as a board member. >> how involved are you with the search for the new chief executive? >> the board is working on that. there's nothing new to say. it is a good board. >> do you feel a sense of urgency at all on this front? >> i feel that way. then again, you want to pick the best hersen. move at the right pace. >> we had the fortune of having the mayor

. >> this appears to be a criminal matter asa posed to a national security matter -- as opposed to a national security matter. >> reporter: they declined to say whether they received threats. the fbi says it appears to be an isolated incident and not terrorism. >> reporter: police and firefighters responded within minutes, no one was injured. most of the personnel left earlier. at 6:00 p.m. what officials are asking the u.s. to do. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the state department is also involved in the investigation. this morning in washington, d.c. a spokes woman said while they won't comment specifically on extra security, officials are taking the incident at the chinese consulate very seriously. staff members in washington are working with their counter parts. >> after the incident we are in immediate contact with the chinese consulate in washington, d.c. we continue to work and update on the case as more information comes in. >> the state department says she is not aware of threats against the chinese consulate in san francisco. a senator issued this statement abou

this is like in arkansas, we have tom cotton running against prior and asa hutch chin son. michigan that was originally off the table and virginia, these are back on. republicans are starting to play and blue states. >> chris, are you shaking in your boots? are your knees knocking? you heard what noel had to say. >> no, not yet. is that a conclusion? i think there's two dynamics to keep in mind. one is history. you had a six-year itch for every president, they tend to lose seats in the senate and the house. you have the ten most competitive seats, eight held by democrats. a different turnout model. older. the weakest of the republican party, they put up candidates that not only end up losing races they should have won but end up hurting the party across multiple races. we saw that in missouri where you had akin say disturbing remarks on rape and that affected the impact of the indiana race. republicans probably should have won four, five at least senate seats. i don't think anyone can have a good grasp of what will happen until they get settled. if anybody thinks they're be

>>> if you shop using plastic, you might want to check your bank statement asa p.s of cards have been compromised mostly at targets. in other words, the security breach could get a whole lot worse and the cost could be huge. i want to bring in paul callo in. . the first question is, if i'm affected about this, what is my recourse. >> you could sue. it would be very hard to get a lawyer to take the case. your damage may be very small. what we see in these cases, our lawyers swoop in and do a class action lawsuit. if millions of consumers have had their information stolen or hacked, and it is as a result of the carelessness or negligence of the store in not maintaining security, they banned all of those cases together. you have a huge class action lawsuit that could be crippling to retailers that don't provide adequate security. >> sometimes these big retailers, how culpable are they or how negligent, they may want it to all go away. here is the big question. as a joe schmo, i am party to this whether i sign a document or not. i am part of it. i don't have to take ac

but there is suche a thing asas overexposure for a front runner.sis one, they can't help it. >> eric, time magazine did a similar thing where they had --d it's always about she's like huge. in this case, she's stepping on a man -- i guess we don't have e that cover. >> there it is. >> so the media sees her as th massive creature from outer space. >> the media is kind of right in the sense that her campaign iskd going to be massive. >> yeah. >> she's going to blow all of the fundraising records out of the water. gravitational pull, gets bigger, the money will flow. alluding to your monologue, where is benghazi? where is monica lewinsky? it works for her. bill clinton said, to be a good politician, president, whatever, you have to have no memory. so she's very good at doing that. i think it'sme kind of interestg that obama infrastructure for raising money is now going tog o back hillary clinton. he was against super pacs before he was -- now he's going to help another democrat win the white ' house. >> goes back to my mantra or wonmantra, republicans

me and a couple of my good friends, joe and asa. this is the book tour. all these yurts, the reason -- my publisher said this is crazy, no one does book tours like this certainly not five months, why you doing this. certainly not 165 stops and i said because this is what i wish i heard when i was in school. i know our generation -- it's not just for millennials but there is an incredible opportunity we have here and i know this is in the face of so much student loan debt and uncertain economy. but we have an interesting advantage because we are -- we were in many cases raised online and we have a different kind of fluency than the previous most -- the previous generation and i wanted us to take the most advantage of it. >> rose: well, thank you. the book is called, as i said "without their permission: how the 21st century will be made and not managed." many of us love to see the expression of questions coming from a vast public. and see how good they are, in fact. thank you for coming. >> thank you very much for having me. >> rose: pleasure to have you. t

they are arlo brown and matthew schwartz, the asas handling the prosecutions and their chief.ke a moment to talk about the particulars of today's case. since 1986, jpmorgan and its predecessor institutions was the primary bank through which madoff ran his ponzi scheme. he did so through a series of linked accounts that i mentioned that we refer to collectivelyly as the 703 account. early on, and throughout the banking relationship, jpmorgan because of its vantage point as madoff's banker, had plenty of reasons to be uniquely suspicious about him. warning signs abounded. first, as the statement of facts recites, in the mid-1990s, the bank learned that madoff and a prominent client of jpmorgan's private bank were engaged in what looked like round trip or check-kiting transactions. large sums of money were being transferred back and forth between accounts for no apparent legitimate business purpose. these transactions were sufficiently suspicious that another bank involved in those transactions filed a suspicious activity report or s.a.r., and closed madoff's account at the bank.

shares are tumbling after a surprise loss.also losing money, asa.we have the all-important growth numbers coming out of china. those are quickly taking out. good morning to everyone. as we count down to these growth numbers out of china, key numbers, let's take a look at the market. if you are seeing a decline for tons of 1%, the drop for the regional benchmark. japan is lower by three quarters. south korea is advancing, along with taiwan and the philippines. the key markets, hong kong, as well as shanghai. the numbers indeed are out. >> getting to these growth numbers, as he was alluding to -- gdp coming in bang in line. steve has the actual numbers for us. 7.7% for gdp in the fourth quarter year-over-year. quarter over quarter, 1.8%, a little bit below, but seven point seven percent year-over- year, slightly better than expectations. the median survey was for 7.6%. the previous month was 7.8%. a little bit of the beat for fourth-quarter gdp year-over- year. for the full year, 7.7% gdp growth. production, a little bit below expectations. 9.7% year-

jobs asas many possible. to help americans who had become unemployed. that is why we extended or increased unemployment benefits for more than 18 million americans. made health insurance 65% cheaper for families who get their coverage through cobra. and past 25 different tax cuts. let me repeat, we cut taxes. 95% of workingr families. we cut taxes for small businesses. we cut taxes for first-time homebuyers. we cut taxes for parents trying to care for their children. we cut taxes for 8 million americans paying for college. >> our preview program starts live, tuesday night, at 8:00 eastern. followed by the response from the republican conference chair, cathy mcmorris rodgers, and your reaction by phone, facebook, and twitter. the state of the union, tuesday night, live on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. >> earlier today, michael p vollmar said that with the extreme these and exchange commission dad set -- said that with the securities and exchange there was work to be done on money market reform and financial regulation. he is one of the newest mem

asas a traditional guardsman a captain in the st. louis district with the corps of engineers. civilian there but worked in the guard as adorational. an active duty captain as a project engineer and we then. together way back i think there is opportunities here. the opportunity i think that we reserve right now is give you the example of the status command. that dual status command, the designed was to avoid confusion of unity of afort and unity of command in crisis in the homeland. you one commander who sees the whole picture and that one commander he or she is answering to the governor on one hat and to the president and secretary other hat.on the i think as we shake out this discussion on a serious, serious incident in the united states and i gave you. earlier, let's just say the new madrid, if there is new madrid quak quake of 8.0 af it back in 1811-1812 faultlinemonths that shook off and on with aftershooks and rang church bells in philadelphia. that is how much potential bring.r that that could if you think about today and i always think about, this the the missouri, the

he's running against asa hutchinson, one of the impeachment managers.like they have to really attend even though ross and hutchison, it's only cotton and pryor who got to speak. not only is there a summer but there's a raccoon supper, there's a presupper event now, too. almost a day long event here in gillett, a town of 621 people. >> do they eat anything funny at the presupper where they have chipmunks or squirrels or something? >> so they have a duck wrap, a duck wrapped in bacon. but the food there is actually pretty good. there's no raccoon served at the presupper and that's very intentional. pretty much no one i met in arkansas actually enjoys eating raccoon and the people who i would say would like it, i would ask them how often do you eat it and they would say once a year at this event. >> there was the great raccoon shortage of 2013 apparently. atredrienn adrienne, you've eaten it. what's the story? >> i've had it before. perry said no one from arkansas actually likes raccoon. i would say it's not horrible. it's not my preferred thing to eat. >>

charges could be filinged as early asa/; today against a mano admitted to kidnapping a 7-year-old girlouglas, spoke to us from inside the county jail. he says the kidnapping was a cry for help, claiming people from the government have been following him for years and told lit. >>> a second person in the bay area has died from the flu. contra costa health official says a 48-year-old woman with underlying medical condition died in the last few days. centers for disease control reporting widespread flu activity in 25 states and says it will get worse as we get closer to february. >>> investigators in los gados are trying to out if a woman was a victim of a disturbing and painful prank known as the knockout game. it's where a person hits someone randomly in the head. monday afternoon a woman was dropping off her daughter at dance practice at a studio on blossom hill road when) a man came up, punched her in the face, nothiew yorking her down he took off. >> good morning. temperatures are not going take off by much. five to ten-degree climb with clouds and cold air moving in. part of an ar

. >> it came -- >> well, super bowl cdxx came from asa williams on twitter.as having a bud. it took me about ten minutes to figure it out. >> there are so many nicknames for marijuana. did you see also that college i'm missions or college applications are up big in colorado lately. >> shocking, shocking. but you have to be 21, kids. >> okay, jane. i'm sure they will take that advice with a grain of salt in those states. good stuff, jane wells joining us in l.a. today. >>> meantime, one thing that's missing this morning than that mid morning sell-off. on the day where's we have had a gap to the upside we lost it in the middle of the session or at least we get closer to europe's close. not happening so far. >> looks like today is an up day. strong day. if you see dow, s&p, and nasdaq all pushing higher. nasdaq certainly in the lead. facebook leading the way there. face book having its best day in july. july is when it stunned analysts, blow out earnings. facebook shares up right now 15.6%. also the ten-year yield. there was a better gdp number. steve liesman an

been a major issue for republicans in congress particularly house oversight committee chairman darrell asa issa who has been focused on the very closely. i think americans are concerned about their security the security of their data on line at any retailer including a place like health care that to which was so fraught to begin with is hard to believe that your data is not vulnerable in some way or another but with breaches at skype and barclays we can see more tax which will turn more questions on of. >> host: what about further the -- votes to repeal the health care law? >> guest: we can certainly see that before the election. i think the house republicans will be very interested in keeping as much focus as possible on the health care law. this is an issue that will take their candidates to victory in 2014 and certainly regain seats in the senate race on the argument that perhaps democrats overreach with this law. that is what republicans will be arguing and certainly we can expect many more votes on the issue. >> host: dawn in chesterfield michigan is on our line for republicans. >> ca