barrett's nomination to make these memos public. it has been frustrating over the past few years to see the justice department's resistance to providing congress with memos that outline the executive branch's official understanding of law. >> reporter: today the justice department suggested the public wouldn't get to see the drone memo until june. so paul called for holding up the vote. >> i ask that we delay until such time that the public can review the text of his memos on the use of targeted force against americans. >> is there objection. >> objection. >> reporter: other critics say it isn't just the drones. senator ted cruz says barrett sees courts as a tool of power and is far too liberal for the bench. >> beyond mr. barrett's providing the legal basis for the killing of u.s. citizens abroad without judicial process, both in law school and his writings, has been an enthusiastic activist of judicial activist. >> lawmakers can read the bill later. in this case it's vote on the nominee now and the public can read one of his memos

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host: we have 15 minutes left with paul barrett.is piece, gmat keeps swerving from apology to aggression in recall crisis. mike is waiting on our special line for gm car owners. dayton, ohio. good morning. caller: the morning. even if you don't have a vehicle specifically threatened by this doesn't lower the value of your gm vehicle? affect theng to is car? value of th what a car is worth or what a used car is worth on the market is not something that is scientifically determined. it is determined by what consumers and what other people are willing to pay for it. i can't see that the value of gm in anould be improved environment in which gm is recalling millions of cars. certainly, the owner who wants to go to sell that cadillac after using it for one year or two and decides he now wants to write a bicycle and wants to -- nobody has raised any questions about my particular model or my particular car that is sitting here in my driveway. like a reasonable argument. on the other hand, the potential consumer is coming to take a look at

later, our spotlight on magazines features paul barrett of "bloomberg businessweek." journal" is live every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. today, neurosurgeon and author ben carson space at the ub.ional press club to rid live coverage at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. the problem now is future peace. that is your job in germany. by your conduct and attitude while on guard inside germany, you can lay the groundwork of a piece that can last forever, or just the opposite. or just the opposite, you could lay the groundwork for a new war to come. so other soldiers, your sons, might have to do it again another 20-odd years from now. germany today appears to be beaten. hitler, out. swastikas gone. propaganda off the air. concentration camps empty. ruins, you will see flowers three you will see some mighty pretty scenery. don't let it full you. you are in enemy country. , suspicious of everyone. take no chances. you are up against something more than tourist scenery, you are up against german history. it is not good. >> in the first of a five part look at hollywood directors who ma

. >> it is a community center named after clio barrett. she was a sheriff's deputy shot and killed seven years ago. >> if idea for this and i've violence campaign came about a week ago. stations will run public service programs of this issue. >> the announcement comes after a series of shootings that injured at least 15 people from thursday evening until this morning. fajup the victims included a man who shot multiple times while walking near pulaski. a man and woman who was shot near 104 and rosalind. two men were wounded in a north side park during a barbecue. this is about one city speaking with one voice. >> we do policing we do prevention. >> we also need parenting. the message is simple. put the gun down. >> we hear that message over and over again. the mayor says he is not going to stop here. >> reporting from the south side. a developing story. a student from from a bathroom window. >> christine staffer providing counseling to students. police have charged a man in connection with a violent robbery. charged with one count of felony

structure requires specialized piles and it's on this particular in shimmick's package they have bencor a barrett pile is a rectangular pile it's not cased it's a hydro mill kind of process under slur ye as they go down to bed rock of course goes into bed rocktenn feet which is approximately 200 feet down down in our location. as they go down they end up -- so it's a very unique system but it's required due to the loads and requirement for the structure and also if you didn't put a baret foundation in then you would have many many many piles with the cost analysis that the engineer of record did was this was the best foundation put in for this kind of structure so at this point the recommendation that the team behind me -- i've brought the engineer of record with me kevin clinch and i also have the project manager with me and turner and webcore and myself and the trade package is on a critical path and the scope of work doesn't lend to anymore ve's but there are the group and shimmick has proven this i think we have a unique situation as part of this award recommendations where shimmick is buildi

liz: yes, he was. >> john barrett's salon is one business for example. tgi friday's in new york.tions are using us. but majority of 40,000 businesses are really locally-owned small mom-and-pop businesses. >> to compete with the big chains. >> exactly. liz: that's great. >> to get better solutions than what the big chains are offering. we're actually seeing right now the opposite trend. we're seeing these big chains identifying that small businesses are getting better solutions than what they have, and what they built in store and are simply, i mean we're getting tons of inbound calls from these guys that they want to adopt these solutions as well. david: by the way, one thing we ask a lot of business owners come here are jobs. people out there looking for a job, knows somebody who does or their kids or up their job. you're looking for workers. >> we're always hiring. david: what kind of people are you hiring? >> sales, account management, product guys. anybody who has passion to work with local businesses because that is, it is not easy. david: how do they get in touch with you?

when the report is published you in the vbs for the chance to be just enough to just be here by barrett's by the two marys mccain's complaints derided mr chavez reputation for hard work and go to ours it's not that i might need to add to that that that's important it's what you do with out telling. their debut queried mr kelly's repeated references to g so not cooperating which on their own piece of property function she saw. learned that instead of chewing on complaints need to lose perhaps this particular report might not be necessary in tone it down or tv news good throws. and i have to cross over the top of the cars on the twenty fifth jan says the government buildings to swirl the joint by the crime comes on and paul reynolds protein first this was the minister don spy controversy was the one who tenaciously clung to power why this decision now wounded and the pew report is the latest in a long line of controversies to thank the minister for justice. if you think like we had the on field the new fortress which was the internal costs the report and the penalty points system now and so

michael barrett and his discovery channel teammate to the post had reached a financial agreement with boonen the pair attacked the plunge and made their way to the finish line. wouldn't you be disposed of hosting the two man sprint to the back with his second tour victory. it went well. riyadh the saudi financial transaction between what is the front happens all too often maybe i'll dig to the corruption of the sport belgian coast has devoted his former teammates playing small compared to that of the building will be used to like to comment on the allegations. world's fastest car on improving the use of instruments and show the call that of their vehicle for the very last time. time and speed all but two were used by dr and the grin as he tries to break the world land speed record the bookshop in the uk tories a full scale mock up of the vehicle that is the bloodhound ssc which is designed to reach one thousand miles an hour one thousand six hundred and one km around fifty people the front of the current unit but man this is the carbon monaco where there's instruments will be packed g

first financial and hancock holding, unless the energy holding, you say gulf port, and good old bill barrett, whoever he is he is going to do just fine. let's talk about an area you don't like, that is gold, very quickly, 20 seconds why. >> yeah, you know, you have seen the collapse in gold. but i believe that part of that was a big ploy on a flight to safety. this is not a new move. i think we'll see a thousand before we see 1300 again, i think that is the dynamics of that market place. i don't think there is a flight to safety in the gold market much longer. >> all right, you've given us a lot to think about in the second half of the year, art hogan. >>> and one issue not helping oil production is plunging in the country of libya, it prompted them to say many in libya should leave immediately. even though libya's future is not certain the world is watching a conference being held in london to persuade international oil companies to invest in the company. >> three years after the fall of dictator moammar gadhafi, the country is racked by violence. competing militias taking over oil faciliti

clipper down and did tell perez said live to the latest for the commute thanks to james barrett interstate to a real contest on and you're into a little ahead of schedule. to attract and a couple and to that some now. first of 24. both of which have the potential to become hot spot a trend of first and this odd was eastbound on in this are and to back up the ride here if that river the day is a where will have three toes and baseball ride it was miserable. if i could be facing the same thing again as a no plan is to again test of the project a clear tariffs and ride alone, thus bought has already starting to back on 24. who fought the of tariff '80s out about a vehicle and drove perhaps another of the interim once thought to assess the other in the bay bridge toll plaza her the letter and flights were activated before 6:00. all of the approaches westbound into back and look into the macarthur maze. >>: the mother of one of the bay area man and that it should and rampage at uc santa barbara on and loss' offers on the. since this is college students across california holiday memorials to rem

earlier russia stint in military observers of the captured by ukrainians that barrett is still in sound to the site above their release. the international monetary fund and probes and seventeen billion dollars loan to ukraine. how it will be paid in three steps during two years. the first part of racing here and will never see in the making and the next base. one side of this amount will be used for payment of budgetary deficit a man of the second and this are times when depend on the results of money starring as it will be carried out every two months the assistance of the imf is aimed at restoration and fencing of the economic stability of ukraine. urgent action was necessary. eric decisive matches were taken by ukraine and decisive measures have just been taken by the imf. so there has been a very strong endorsement for the program which it will release over the course of the next two years seventeen point one billion dollars. in that. different instalments over the course of this two years. it's a program which i as implementation risks. it's one where we are trying to mitigate the

it happened on gerard boulevard which is what is known just south of barrett avenue and the woman whohe wheel died here at the scene. richmond police have not said if any other cars are involved, a witness i just spoke to, he said there were several other cars stopped in the road, in fact one man was frantic yelling out he was sorry and they wanted to help the young victim but the car appeared to be on fire so everybody backed away. >> i want topped help her, but i couldn't. it was a young female and just people want to drive fast but they don't understand these are muscle cars and everything, 0 to see a young life go away like that for no reason, it is sad. >> that witness said he saw a number of people going away or driving away from this crash scene before police could arrive and he said street racing is common here on richmond parkway and they have not said whether they have reached out to investigators and we are still waiting at this point to hear back. it led to a widespread power outage and lights have since been restored from pg&e. coming up what neighbors say needs to be don

>> will go from 40 to 60 march as the big room this is the doctors) which is not a good situation barrett >> reporter: >> lesson was tough for another health-care institution will like to cover $80 million a year which is the current law there really is no hope for the hospital. >> asking the county to do as much as they can to help us out think he was open. >> i am not sure how many people would have to die for someone to do something about this. >> reporter: >> reporter: >> pam: fire investigators say, welding work likely caused a massive construction fire in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood. >> pam: investigators released a report. calling the march 11-th fire, accidental. and roof may have been the cause. >> pam: one of the welding projects was being performed over bare plywood on the roof of that building. that's where it appears the fire started. >> pam: investigators listed welding near the plywood and steel grinding. as two possible causes of embers. that started the fire. the mission bay fire estimated n dollars in property damage. >> reporter:an arrest made in the massiv

host: we'll give it to paul barrett for the last minute we have in this segment. guest: as for the first question, no, i don't think it's particularly fruitful to take a general theory that everything the government touches turns to mush and therefore because the government had to rescue g.m. that the government is to blame for problems that existed at g.m. for decades. so i think that's heading down a not particularly fruitful path. and i think you ought to focus on g.m. as an organization and its problems. as to the second question, that seems like the most reasonable question, you know, i ever heard which is clearly some models of automobiles do work. and it is mystifying to me, as it sounds like it's mystifying to this caller why the auto companies can't take the models that work and just keep making them and do a better job in screening out the designs, the engineering setups that aren't as promising. it is a mystery, because i'm not an engineer, i don't have a ready answer and it sounds to me like this buyer is suggesting that people ought to be buying the m

your pushback on one of the president's appointees, david barrett. he was appointed to the first circuit court as a judge. what was your pushback with that gentleman? >> i think it's really important to have trials. to be accused is one thing, but a conviction is different than a trial. i have no sympathy for american traitors or people who betray their country. i think we should try them for treason. it protects what we're all fighting for. that is the bill of rights, the presumption of innocence, and the right to a trial by jury is still important. >> thank you very much for joining us today. >> thanks for having me. >>> coming up, 50 u.s. senators send a letter to the nfl commissioner calling on the washington redskins to change their name. will smith and jada pinkett are being investigated by child protective services. that and more just ahead on "hannity." stick around. nowchoose one option fromith red lothe wood-fire grill,trios! one signature shrimp dish, and a pasta. all on one plate. three delicious choices. all for $15.99 for a limited time

. >> the scene of one fatal accident was barrett avenue, no home to one of richmond's newest bike lanes. even on this ride there were difficulties. heavy traffic, incomplete bike lanes, and rough roads. >> the thing for me, and it's all over california. we have horrible roads. lots of horrible roads. >> reporter: the richmond city council is putting together language for a ballot measure for november. to fix the roads here in richmond, which should at the very least, fix some of the potholes. >>> ebay is warning its users to change their passwords after a major cyber attack. hackers got access to the personal information of some 145 million customers sometime between late february and early march. but there's no evidence the hackers got ahold of financial or credit card data. the company says the electronic system pay pal was not hacked. ebay is not the first company to get hacked, and it certainly won't be last. for some people, it seems like a never ending battle to keep your information safe. cara lou takes a look at one piece of technology some people are now using. >> reporter: man

barrett points out our unique problem. he calls it the second amendment tradeoff as it has come to be interpreted in the 21st century. access to firearms in exchange for the danger of mass shootings. in the end when we all gather after all of the frustration, grief, and tears, the questions and conversations about gun control, mental health, video games, is the real question are we stuck? our next was part of gabrielle giffords staff. that dad, when you saw him asking those painful questions, where he said we haven't learned anything. we don't do anything after all of these mass shootings. is he right? do we simply move on? or are we stuck not being able to do a single thing to stop mass shootings? >> it's enormously frustrating to watch these shootings unfold, not only the mass shootings that go through the public, but the communities and families every day. behind me here in capitol hill, there is no reaction. there is talk, sure, there is good ideas, clearly laid out plans that would do a lot to reduce this crime and im

it was at about 9:30 last night on girard boulevard, also known as richmond parkway, south of barrett avenue. the woman who was behind the wheel of a ford mustang died here at the scene. richmond police have not said if they believe any other cars were involved here. but a witness who didn't want to be identified said he saw several other cars stopped in the middle of the road following the impact. there was one man who was simply frantic. >> guy was screaming help! help! baby, i'm sorry. i'm sorry. i didn't mean to. we ran to the car to try to help. couldn't do nothing. it was so crumpled up. but you could hear the girl screaming saying help me! help me! >> reporter: neighbors say they wanted to help the young victim inside the young car but they couldn't pry the door open. on top of that, the car appeared to be on fire. so the people backed away at that point. while witnesses said they saw several cars drive off before officers arrived here, police have not said if they believe racing was involved. i reached out to investigators and we're still waiting to hear back. the accident led

. >> the scene of one fatal accident was barrett avenue, no home to one of richmond's newest bike lanes. even on this ride there were difficulties. heavy traffic, incomplete bike lanes, and rough roads. >> the thing for me, and it's all over california. we have horrible roads. lots of horrible roads. >> reporter: the richmond city council is putting together language for a ballot measure for november. to fix the roads here in richmond, which should at the very least, fix some of the potholes. >>> ebay is warning its users to change their passwords after a major cyber attack. hackers got access to the personal information of some 145 million customers sometime between late february and early march. but there's no evidence the hackers got ahold of financial or credit card data. the company says the electronic system pay pal was not hacked. ebay is not the first company to get hacked, and it certainly won't be last. for some people, it seems like a never ending battle to keep your information safe. cara lou takes a look at one piece of technology some people are now using. >> reporter: man

my name is paul barrett and this morning we are here to talk about guns and american society and we have quite a panel of doctors who come at this important topic from very different perspectives. i am a staff writer with bloomberg business week magazine and i am the author of a book called "glock: the rise of america's gun," which is a biography of the glock pistol and the man behind it. sitting immediately to my left is my friend craig whitney who is a vietnam war veteran and retired new york times correspondent and editor. he is the author of "living with guns: a liberal's case for the second amendment". sitting to his left is daniel webster, lead editor and contributor to a book called "reducing gun violence in america: informing policy with evidence and analysis" daniel directs the johns hopkins center for gun policy and research. and farthest to my left is emily miller who is currently senior editor of the opinion pages at the washington times newspaper but we will be starting this month as the chief investigative reporter at fox 5 news. congratulations on your new job. sounds very

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let's bring in mike barrett now. from the office of event secretary. mike, good to see you. there have been times in the past where when people are kidnapped, can you come up with a way to pay them off one way or another. but you make the argument that if you do that, you will just have to do it again. >> that's right, shep. the difference is a lone wolf, a crack pot, a single person, and in that case you want to diffuse the situation and get to the end of the situation. but with terrorist groups, you don't negotiate. with long standing practice, we know, if we do it today, then the next day they'll take another 300 girls, then the next time, another 600. if you make the ransom payment you are encouraging them to take another ship, to take another hostage. >> here are a few things we think we know. we think we know these girls are held in different locations, a very dense forest that is difficult to get in and out of. the nigerians say if we do this, they will all get killed. what do we do? >> well, let's not forget they killed 125 people last week in twin bomb attacks and k

host: we have 15 minutes left with paul barrett. his piece, gmat keeps swerving from apology to aggression in recall crisis. mike is waiting on our special line for gm car owners. dayton, ohio. good morning. caller: the morning. even if you don't have a vehicle specifically threatened by this doesn't lower the value of your gm vehicle? affect theng to is car? value of th what a car is worth or what a used car is worth on the market is not something that is scientifically determined. it is determined by what consumers and what other people are willing to pay for it. i can't see that the value of gm in anould be improved environment in which gm is recalling millions of cars. certainly, the owner who wants to go to sell that cadillac after using it for one year or two and decides he now wants to write a bicycle and wants to -- nobody has raised any questions about my particular model or my particular car that is sitting here in my driveway. like a reasonable argument. on the other hand, the potential consumer is coming to take a look a

. >> host: barrett is in cumberland, md.. >> caller: thank-you for all you do.or conservatives and libertarians. and among grassroots, i want to thank you for the protocol or millennial. and talking about this to people, there's a lot of excitement, and one is the runaway convention, the year of the draft and those people will come around to it. the other is this crowd, and the superiority of article v through the nullification strategy. would it not put the court system -- in charge of that. >> guest: you are exactly right. mason and the framers that the constitutional convention, the state convention process, they are allowing the proposal of the actual amendments. and the structural abuses of the constitutional system. it doesn't address any of that. this supreme court will allow nullification. what are they going to do about that? under the amendment process at the state legislature to override a supreme court decision that the nullification, it is -- there is no constitutional basis for it. one of the callers earlier, what did he say? neocon and also i supp

at >>erica: in the morning james barrett and does as it's not as many as 20% death and not in their conditions for a tow of that of the choice i carry it richmond right now 56 linden house. or cement 50s and was part out and what to do it at once and the resultant of stock the day care and like mentioned one, wins and is forecast parent into the 9:00 hour was the deadliest in states currency is a distant land and not about. i was timed and are ready and the proper and days. will the and other why wasn't it. send an giant and of all the laughter and whenn's and is a small into the week and looks like a see if you rain drops as we head into tears and had. more details on that. , and come in. are not talking traffic. to which nice and easy ride through the crowd have not. causing accidents reported for the sale of now and if you are using was off 580 of that our ride of tracy austin's all five we aren't trying top speeds. her, and where a giant top speeds. with that opening statements are set for today and also brought by beating the act of brian stow against a loss as well as doctors and has war

senator, i only have about 30 seconds or so, now you push back on one of the presidents points, david barrett is appointed to the first circuit court as a judge. what was your push back with that gentleman? >> i think it's really important that we have trials. i think that to be accused is one thing but a conviction is different than a trial. i have no sympathy for american traders or people who betray their country, but i think we should try for for treason. if they don't show up, i would give them a lawyer still because i think what it does is protect what we are fighting for, the bill of rights and presumption of innocence and due process and right to a trial by jury are so important that even really terrible people deserve a trial in america. >> all right. we'll leave it there. talk about david baron, the first circuit. thank you for joining us today. >> thanks for having me. >>> coming up, 50 u.s. senators send a letter at the nfl commissioner calling on the redskins to change their name and one of hole b hollywood's m famous couples may be in trouble by child protective services. we'll

later, paul barrett of "bloomberg businessweek" on his recent article of how gm keeps swerving, as he puts it, from apology to aggression in the recall crisis. live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. andednesday, neurosurgeon author dr. ben carson speaks with the national press club. the former director of pediatric surgery at john hopkins university will discuss his new book "one nation." live coverage at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 2. >> the problem now is future pace. that is your job in germany. by your conduct and attitude while in germany, you can leave a -- lay the groundwork of a key that can last forever, or just the opposite, the groundwork of a new war to come. just as american soldiers had to do the job 26 years ago, so could other american soldiers, your son, have to do it again another 20-odd years from now. germany today appears to be beaten. hitler, out. swastikas, gone. nazi propaganda, off the air. camps, empty.n you will see ruins. you will see flowers. you will see some mighty pretty scenery. do not let it for you. you are in enemy country. be alert, suspicious of everyone. tak

i want to thank my colleagues, particularly leslie clark, barbara barrett and david goldstein.hey covered it while i turned this job into a full-time job. they have done all the briefings and travel i have not been able to do. i want to thank this board. our board is a terrific group of people. the vast majority of the work you never see. the most recent example was the president's trip to asia. negotiation on getting a thing into a certain country. some of us here were working around the clock. they really keep the wheels going around so we can all do our jobs. christi parsons. she is our vice president this year. [applause] christie does more work in keeping the pool moving. the pool is the group that keeps closest and keeps their eyes on the president. she does a wonderful job. she will be our president next year and we are in very good hands. [applause] i want to thank george lehner. you do not hear his name a lot. he's our attorney. pro bono. [applause] he's a terrific first amendment attorney. he has been the liaison between us and the rest of the and some ofommunity the

. >> joining me now is richard barrett, a former british intelligence officer who led the intelligence team that monitored al qaeda and the taliban. that piece is hard to watch. >> indeed it is. it reminds you that terrorism has victims, and they're not just the people who get hurt like that, of course, but the families as well. for example, the mothers of the children now who have been kidnapped. >> who are suffering. and you obviously have been tracking these groups. how does the world stop this group from becoming another al qaeda? you just heard the defense minister. they seem to have a lot of questions about whether they can even handle the situation. >> yeah. i think it is very difficult for them to handle the situation. the terrorism comes out of a community. and unless there is some sort of support within the community, then a terrorist group like boko haram cannot survive. there are people who must know where they're hiding there are people who are supplying food and stuff like that. so long as the community feels that in fact they're better off helping or not giving away boko

the white house and in the senate majority leader harry reid have the votes they need to confirm barrett when it comes down to that point and i think it speaks to you know why the white house had to release these memos they got fifty two votes they needed fifty one and we know that there were some democrats like ron wyden on the fence like senator mark udall who were threatening to not vote for david baron unless these memos were released so he got those votes it looks like it's headed for passage in the white house was never expecting to get rand paul's vote on this anyways rand paul has viewed the memos and he says that he's not voting for david barrett not because the memos haven't been released but because he doesn't agree with david baron's legal analysis that shows that an american citizen can be killed not in combat and without a trial. well all that president obama's drone strikes were a big topic today on the health of two thousand and one authorization for use of military force was discussed in the senate foreign relations committee today it's thirteen years old now what does t

trent barrett. why did i get them into which groups. i think that i see my friend mike over at the critical issue. i did wickets during coalition groups and pay him any different if he cared for and a majority government he will cut abruptly keep it seems the area to restock and in the last election. i'm coming nate is getting to that point and the snow or read it i keep a list no meaning no credence to the vatican to the rhetoric of market today but that you're going to bed i bought it and the casting your vote. it's not enough to look at and we'll be built was spent getting things set in iraq and right now you really really really need a growth in time for that to occur it is no clear ideology and interesting action i think i ended up with this headache and my geeky. they have been quite weak and the tall had a very cold here and study like i see in origin its kind in the eighteen teams and i'm at the same time. culture is very the third baronet. and he did run into corruption and lack of trust that we see me and seems to be identifie

paul barrett writes about the company in the latest edition of bloomberg businessweek on newsstands todaylable digitally as well. paul, great to have you back. in light of the tragic shooting, as i mentioned, the second amendment is again the issue of the day. manufacturers, they're facing very different issues right now. >> the gun industry is a small and generally fragmented industry. in the face of perceived threats of greater gun regulation, most gunmakers have actually been doing very well the last of lawyers. an exception is colt. they're one of the oldest and best-known names in the firearm industry. for peculiar reasons, they find themselves with declining revenue, a high level of debt, and serious questions about their financial future. >> what is going on? >> one of the things that has been going on is that it is now owned by private equity investors. they have done what privately and back stairs 0-- investors do, borrow against the reputation of the company. they take assets out of the company. you end up with a highly leveraged company. now, colt, in the wake of the wind down

. >> pam: >> gary: jaggies people or the ones to let the fight the hockey people barrett >> pam: (laughteren to news, weather or chicken dual she cannot she can do it all! weather, news and sports >> gary: coming back, coming back? what happened to the contract? >> thank look to the organization and a group of guys and management team sprit outstanding year for us. >> we will be in the loop but unfortunate we are in this predicament. who knows if there's even a decision to be made or axed about. we've made it clear that the one support if asked. >> >> gary: probably not coming back. you get the feel that what ever happened the coach will not be our coach next year. you just get that feeling >> gary: you look at the records were warriors were nonexistent until this guy showed up. key ingredient along with k klay thompson and other guys. 50 wan's of back-to-back seasons and over 20 years they make it to the play off kind of a freelance guy of the church. he does not appear full time. the fact remains if i'd gone you my card and as an example in your racket i like you accept always liked you.

house in 1983, when a truck bomb exploded outside the marine barracks in bear recruit, lebanon -- barrett, lebanon lebanon -- beirut, lebanon. it tame just after 117 americans were killed in the bombing at the embassy in beirut. let me tell you how that was handled by then-speaker tip o'neill when ronald reagan was president. tip o'neill conducted real oversight with the two parties working closely together. within two months, the house stepped forward, democrats, republicans, produced a report that criticized the lax security around the barracks and called for new measures to keep our brave military men and women safe. that's the way we should handle these things. not a kangaroo court, not a political witch-hunt, not a partisan investigation. let's face it, this is politics. if they're about discrediting the obama administration and former secretary of state hillary clinton. i repeat, never in history to my knowledge -- and i've gone back and back -- has any political party done what they are doing on benghazi. and this disinformation, they say, well, the president kept saying it was bec

joining us is chief investment officer and portfolio manager at barrett gilyard advisers. >> thanks forg me. >> do we sell or decide this may be a time to get in after four flat months? >> certainly this is a seasonal time that historically, certainly in a congressional election year here in the u.s. that sell in may and go away has been traditionally the right thing to do. but this year, it might be a little different because the economy seems to be picking up steam, earnings are going ahead of estimations and so we think investors should use this period, not so much as sell in may and go away but as a way to look at your portfolio and reposition yourself for what's coming next. >> when you look at the stocks that have done well over this last month, utilities, five months of gains, energy three month of gains. and a big washout in tech stocks. one wonders whether the value might be in some of the tech names that got sold out with the social network companies. >> the work that we've done, these social network stocks, the 3-d printers, some of the biotechs, they've had big corrections s

our guest host at this hour as we look at america's entrepreneurial's barrett, barbara corcoran, davidh the most interesting book, angel investing. this is a deceptive book. inside is a lot of smart, forwarded by reid hoffman. scarlett, what do we got? >> we are waiting for target, they have not come out yet. this is a big quarter, there have been a lot of changes at the company. a stumbling canadian expansion and growing investor problems with management pay. they solved that by booting the ceo, they have an interim ceo right now. and of course the effective data breaches on sales overall. time for company rebranding, let's bring in bill george, he teaches management branding practice at the harvard business school. he has been named one of the top 25 business leaders of the past 25 years. bill, thank you so much for joining us. when it comes to target, it feels like a data breach that we heard about was kind of the last straw. same-store sales had peaked out dropped off, turn south a couple of times. is the problem of vision problem or an execution problem at the top? >> scarlet, i a

senator rand paul stepped forward to criticize the choice on the floor of the senate he argued that barrett should be rejected on the grounds that the secret legal memo he wrote justifying the use of drones to kill american terror suspect abroad violates the us constitution or raj today to oppose the nomination of anyone who would argue that the president has the power to kill an american citizen not involved in combat and without a trial and that any nominee who rubber stamps and grant such power to a president is not worthy of being placed one step away from the supreme court. a u.s. drone strike was used in the september two thousand and eleven killing in yemen. a lucky and al qaeda leader born in the u.s. the vote to allow baron to move forward in the process comes on the heels of a promise from the obama administration to release the memo under court order that would won't be made public right away and has to go through a redaction process that will need to be approved by a judge according to administration officials i was told earlier by political commentator sam sachs from capitol hi

the center of a debate over president obama's nominee to the first circuit court of appeals david barrett the man who wrote those memos while he worked for the justice department back in two thousand and eleven and making them available to senators as part of the white house's effort to address concerns from lawmakers like senator ron wyden and rand paul who are hesitant to vote for barrett those efforts appear to be paying off a senate majority leader harry reid on thursday scheduled a vote to confirm baron next week as early as wednesday opposition to the bare nomination comes in two forms senator ron wyden has seen the memos which were used to justify the killing of anwar all locking in two thousand and eleven and in a letter last year to attorney general eric holder why didn't said that the decision to use lethal force against andorra locky was a legitimate use of authority granted to the president but still why didn't believe the memo should be made public and these executive powers should be put under more scrutiny by congress another form of opposition comes from senator rand paul

later, paul barrett of bloomberg businessweek on the recent article on why gm keeps swerving inm apology to aggression recall crisis. >> take c-span with you were ever you go without -- with app.ree there is a schedule of each of our network so you can tune in when you want. play podcast of recent shows from our signature programs. whereveran with you you go. download your free app online for your iphone, android, or blackberry. >> the house veterans affairs committee hears from the v.a. over failure to comply for the subpoena about the distraction of waiting lists at the phoenix medical center. we bring you live coverage at 7:30. the headline in the huffington rip into senator richard for questioning their priorities. senator burr said several groups were insufficiently critical of veterans affairs secretary eric shinseki. of beingd the groups more invested in access to the secretary and fixing the system. the veterans of foreign wars chris responded by calling one by calling the letter one of the most dishonorable acts they've ever witness. president obama announced his plan for troop

later, our spotlight on magazines features paul barrett of bloomberg business week on his recent article on why g.m., as he puts it, keeps swerving from apology to aggression in the recall crisis. "washington journal" is live every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> house armed services committee vice chair speaks at the heritage foundation today about national security policy. congressman thornberry is considered by some to be the likely next chair of the armed services committee. live coverage of his remarks at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> if you go back and look at coolidge, he was a conservative hero, and his tax rate was a gold standard tax rate that we saw in the video 25% was what he got, the top rate down to, and he fought like crazy and started to remember and when you look at what all the socialites said about cool nidge washington, how cool he was, wouldn't meet with them, you want to remember that they were probably also from families that endorsed different policies, especially stories about his father who had a different model of president. he was a less active, bully pulpit

with a real attack in hundreds of years right still sort of questioning the war on terror dr kevin barrett the only way it's a false war in its population is through terror into using false flags two hundred sixty six american sailors were killed on the u.s.s. maine in havana hubba using the slogan to remember them. establishment blamed an enemy mine and colonized cuba put to rico and the philippines hyman rickover laid to reveal that had nothing to do with the enemy explosion came from inside the ship the entire u.s. joint chiefs of staff called for another quote remember the maine incident with operation northwoods declassified documents show pentagon plans to blow up a u.s. ship hijacked passenger planes down an airliner from the us full of college students wage a quote terror campaign in miami other cities and washington d.c. the full flag attacks must be quote widely publicized in mainstream media to cause a quote helpful wave of national indignation planned signed off by forces chief. were blocked at the last minute by a horrified president kennedy it was opposition to out of control

to cross talk to crisis in ukraine i'm joined by my guest kevin barrett in madison he's an editor at veterans today dot com and an international affairs analyst in london we have charles bridge he is a security analyst and a former british army officer and counterterrorism intelligence officer and in moscow we crossed to andrew what up call he is a political analyst and journalist or a gentleman crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want kevin if i go to you first in madison we have referendum being conducted in ukraine is this a tipping point as i said in my introduction is the ukraine we once knew gone forever well yes i think it is the crane was overthrown in what was being cast in the western media as a kind of a populist people's revolution against a corrupt government but the truth of the matter was president yanukovych which was democratically elected and his legitimate government was overthrown in a kind of neo nazi putsch supported by the usual suspects these days western operation gladio linked intel. agencies the i.m.f. and there are austerity ol