political commentator amazon said it cost the fund says that the ecb barry white's about extreme is the main grounds so tends to fall western europe the european union genders to be very worried about the situation getting out of control. in ukraine across ukraine. and you know the feeling is basically the crimea of the moral of the zone this tablecloth of ukraine because we see so much violence everywhere we see that the key for him the garbage with god. group revenue includes the most of the areas of ukraine headwaters of the more appalling and i think that has been picked up most of the western european countries is that the america and some of the western nations. this site and with your mouth than racist anti semite. i think this is not going to bring the world the question that the type to you. the rise of neo freshness neo nazis and craig will trigger the same effect in some of the western countries know what to do it i think the west. what's the is very concerned with what's going on. with the lack of peace and seven has seen the rise of ultra hardline factions so many are consi

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barry bonds. oakland a's hosting the white sox this afternoon.aily on the hill and in some trouble in the third. he gets andy wilkins to ground into the 4-6-3 double play. nice play by eric sewing-yard out there. bottom fifth, josh donaldson goes yard. solo shot to deep center. his first of the spring. game ends in a 2-2 tie. to hoops now. maybe a break is exactly when the ws gheeded, warriors 8-2 since the all-star break and holding their opponents to less than 100 points in nine of the last ten games at okay. that's the good news. bad news is steph curry will be limited in tonight's game with a minor quad strain. keep your fingers crossed because it won't be easy tonight as the warriors host the phoenix suns. the last two times -- last time these two teams met phoenix guard dragic torched the ws for a career high 34 point and the suns won by 13. golden state stopping dragic will be the key to victory. >> we have a very good team, coming in and playing very good ball and hosting in the league right now. division rival obviously and got to focus

white house. >> whether it was in the 70's or barry goldwater, the cia -- when they take on congress, usually theyo not win. >> we are giving our age away talking about barry goldwater. they almost always lose. they lost in the 1970's. big-time. with the church committee, the pike committee. they cannot win this one either, whatever the truth is. congress has the power of the purse. >> edward snowden. the controversies over the drones. is the intelligence agency a rogue elephant? >> it has to be. what they do is by definition not exactly legal. you don't want people to know about it. did they go too far and lie to congress? how credible is the oversight? is this agency really does it really answer to its overseers in congress? or has it been lying to them and hiding stuff from them? >> julianna, has obama and edward snowden -- they cannot keep stonewalling. >> they are treading so lightly. you can sense their frustrations. what about the timing? they say, you will have to ask her. they made a point of telling reporters at the press briefing, you might be asking about this, but of the 41 questions,

white house. >> rosenstein: but in fact, there is no evidence that barry landau was ever employed by any white house of the relationships that he claimed to have, or indeed had any legitimate job at all. >> simon: the landau case, and a few others, let law enforcement know they had a problem they hadn't really been aware of until very recently. >> paul brachfeld: every institution now that has collections is threatened. we all know that there is a major threat and it's getting larger. >> simon: former secret service employee paul brachfeld is the inspector general of the national archives. he runs the tiny and little- known archival recovery team-- armed federal agents and historians who, along with the f.b.i., go after stolen national treasures. now, landau, was he a good thief? was he a good con man? >> brachfeld: from everybody i talked to, he was a master thief. because he did it over a duration of time. he shopped. he got what he shopped for. >> pelley: a trusted researcher and regular at libraries around the country, landau's strategy, along with his accomplice, they conquered with kindness, a

white house. >> whether it was in the 70's or barry goldwater, the cia -- when they take on congress, usually theyo not win. >> we are giving our age away talking about barry goldwater. they almost always lose. they lost in the 1970's. big-time. with the church committee, the pike committee. they cannot win this one either, whatever the truth is. congress has the power of the purse. >> edward snowden. the controversies over the drones. is the intelligence agency a rogue elephant? >> it has to be. what they do is by definition not exactly legal. you don't want people to know about it. did they go too far and lie to congress? how credible is the oversight? is this agency really does it really answer to its overseers in congress? or has it been lying to them and hiding stuff from them? >> julianna, has obama and edward snowden -- they cannot keep stonewalling. >> they are treading so lightly. you can sense their frustrations. what about the timing? they say, you will have to ask her. they made a point of telling reporters at the press briefing, you might be asking about this, but of the 41 questions,

barry bonds. how with the oakland a's hosting the white sox.traily was on the hill, and he was in trouble in the third inning. gets andy wilkins, however, to ground into a 4-6-3 double play. nice play by eric sewing-yard. bottom of the fifth, josh donaldson got all of this one. his first of the spring. however, this game ends in a 2-2 tie. over to the final round of the wgc cadillac championships. tiger woods hits his second shot on three this. baby is into the water. he was five over on the day and finished tied for 25th. the leader patrick reed needed a bogey on the final hole. he would get it. it's his third career pga tour event victory. "new york daly news" is reporting safety donte whitner for the 49ers is one of the new york jets top free agent targets. whitner, an eight-year nfl veteran who spent the last three seasons with the 49ers with san francisco's fourth leading tackler in 2013. that will do it for now. see you tonight at 11:00 with the latest on the golden state warriors. terry. >> all right. henry, thanks very much. rob, you pr

white house met today. a resolution that was opposing tomorrow's vote. marion barrycampaigned today with the vincent gray. he is running for reelection. campaign released this picture showing of these men out and about. got him out of the house and he loved it. early voting in the democratic primary for d c begins on monday. you have another reason to slow down. learn aware a speed camera -- where a speed camera is back up after being taken down. and more on the deadly gas explosion in a harlem. a familiar guest of the tonight show. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. killing thesed of mother of his children and kidnapping one of his daughters has been returned to maryland. timothy virts is accused of joling his -- bobbie cortez. found ais daughter was day later. he will be held in the detention center without bail. downed camera taken it earlier this year for violating the maryland law is back online. it is on brinkley road near saint barnabas road. prince george's county police took it down in january after officers found they never advertised th

white space. >> people fall for it every time. >> i was going to call this dave barry, another dave barry book byy give them new titles. >> people get your humor even back when you first started. you hit a nerve some how. what do you think it was? >> i'm a baby boomer. i always felt that -- i didn't write any particular genre. whatever i was going through, there's 9 trillion others going through it. i wrote about child birth. i was born. the whole premise was everybody was taking child birth classes. they never told you it actually hurt. when you go to child birth and the woman is supposed to breathe. instead she's going -- >> i bet a lot could relate to that. you've got a 13-year-old daughter? >> she just turned 14. she went through puberty. there should be a cure. we're dealing with all this. she's a beautiful lady. she's with her mom there. >> does she mind you talking about her? >> i tell her i can stop talking about you and you can pay for your own college education. my kids both kind of get it. my son went through puberty. when boys do, it's not that big of a deal. they're large r, hairier,

the relation of racial equality, economic equality, something that millions of white americans, not just barryeles icons of racial segregation and neoconserve tim, were in opposition. but what stokely does, he becomes further radicalized and makes the argument that unless black people in '66 -- he got a great essay in the new york review of books in 18966 and the new republic on january 8, 1966, where he says, look, unless black people can get real access to small d democracy and real control over their own lives, their whole country and the premise it's founded on is bankrupt. that becomes his argument. so initially he is arguing for black power, not just social, political, economic self-determines but black power as democracy's last chance and best hope. that's going to evolve into black power radical revolutionary antiimperialism, anticapitalism, antiwar, but initially that is what he is saying in speeches and in his writings, and what is interesting is his vision of democracy is a radical vision of democracy. it's poor black people, sharecroppers, people who had no voice, being in charge a

viceered on behalf of of presidential candidate barry goldwater, it is recognized as having set the stage for the white house. we will begin by a portion of the speech, followed by a panel discussion. this is about one hour and 15 minutes. >> those who would trade our freedom for the soup kitchen of the welfare state have told us that they have it a utopian solution of peace without victory. they call their accommodation and say that if we avoid dry confrontation with the enemy, he will lose his evil ways and say he loves us. all who indict them say are war mongers. there is a simple answer, not easy, but simple. if you are and i have the courage to tell our elected officials that we want our national policy aced on what we know in our hearts is morally right, we cannot abide our security, our freedom from the threat of the bomb by creating in immorality so great, of saying to one billion people of able and slave behind the iron curtain, give up your freedom because in order to save our own skins, we will make a deal with your masters. let's set the record straight. there is no argument over the choice

barry petersen, cbs news, colorado springs. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," reaction to the negotiations to end the standoff in ukraine. we'll get the latest in the whiteplus a look at the changing role of mormon woman. we will speak with "new york times" correspondent jodi kanter. >>> and pat williams, co-founder of the orlando magic, joins us in the studio with his new book. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com time is 4-- here's ogist lawrence wit >>> good morning. it's friday,i'm michelle griego. >> it's friday! > friday! >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it's almost 4:30. traffic and weather and a big weekend ahead. >> some great weather coming our way too. we're going to see a lot of sunshine. we are starting out with patchy thick fog in spots this morning. just how much sunshine and how warm will it get? we'll talk about that coming up. >> and we have had a chase in the last hour or so. for a while it was going on, on the bay bridge a wrong-way driver heading eastbound on the westbound lanes some

barry pavel. i hope i have that right. mark, welcome back. some news reports are saying that the white house is putting the line out, that they're not going to the g8 meeting in sochi unless putin changes his mind and his attitude and proposal. i don't know precisely what they want him to do but i'm going to guess and you tell me, the white house wants putin to stand down in the crimea because that is still an issue. they own the crimea. they did not pull the troops out. they did not put the troops in barracks. they own the crimea and have disrupted its sovereignty. do you think that's what they're talking about in the white house is this. >> i don't know because they haven't been specific in what they want. if they think the actions they're taking right now are going to lead to the russian departure from the crimea, i think they've got another thing coming. crimea in general is a strategic asset to the russian navy on the mediterranean and i don't think anything can dislodge them in the near term. >> barry, let me ask you, there's a laundry list of things besides the g8, not showing u

white house top contender who never made it to 1600 pennsylvania. we had a few upsets, cheney falling to lieberman. feinstein beat out romney, and barry lost to cabot lodge, most famous for being a write-in winner. you can see who's moving on on our website. who will advance to the sweet 16? voting starts tomorrow morning. in the meantime, i'll be right back. [ ambient street noise ] ♪ ♪ ♪ abe! get in! punch it! [ male announcer ] let quicken loans help you save your money with a mortgage that's engineered to amaze. thanks, "g." >>> well, it may not be our official capital, but at times it certainly feels as if the rest of the country is being forced to take its queues from new york. you know i like to have a little fun with that. this week, the tdr 50 will take a closer look at the politics inside the empire state. of course, new york was the capital for a short time during the american revolution, and george washington was sworn in at federal hall. it was a fitting start for a state that has become a powerful political force as well as the financial and cultural capital of not just the nation, arguably the rest of the world. in its

barry mccaffrey. thank you for your time, gentlemen. >> good to be with you. >>> after the u.s. moved forwards on sanctions, a defiant vladimir putin wasted no time to move forward. what that means for the white house is coming up next. [announcer] who could resist the call... ...of america's number-one puppy food brand... ...with dha and essential nutrients also found in mother's milk. purina puppy chow. ♪ [ male announcer ] bob's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >>> in a spectacle of utter defiance putin's power play has entered a new phase. the russian president this morning brushed aside internal condemnation and sanctions and signed a decree to annex crimea. he urged what he will called a reunification saying in people's hearts and minds crimea has always been an inacceptable part of russia. it is recognized as independent ukraine as 1991 and making the stunning swiftness of putin's actions more remarkable. talking about 19 days here. 19 days. between the date that russia started to seize cont

barry goldwater for president. senators john mccain and others hold a news conference in ukraine. c-span. putting you in the room at congressional hearings, white house events commas and briefings. offering complete gavel-to-gavel covering of the u.s. house. we are c-span. created by the cable tv industry 35 years ago and brought to you by your