and michael bennett beat ken buck to hold on to his senate seat.do that year was one point. but his margin of victory among women was 17 points. ah. lesson learned. maybe. this year the other u.s. senate seat from colorado is up. not the one held by michael bennett but the one held by mark udall. again it's another midterm election year and mid-terms are always tough for the president's party and mark udall is a democrat. he's a widely respected senator. he's taken very seriously in washington. but like michael bennett, honestly, he's not a hugely high-profile guy. and colorado is basically still seen as a purple state. so a lot of the same dynamics apply as applied in 2010 in terms of the democrats worrying about holding on to this seat. but great news for the democrats. the republicans decided that their candidate for the u.s. senate again is going to be ken buck. ha. ken buck already lost to michael bennet. now he can lose to mark udall on the same grounds. that was the initial plan. for a long time they were planning to run ken buck against mar

you are the most powerful guy on the plan bennett. if you are willing to make these changes for the last 37 years, we were able to show for the first time that you can actually reverse conditions instead of getting more clogged, i thought, well, you know, the friendsival the most are the ones who tell me what i need to hear, not what i want to hear. maybe i won't hear from you again. but he contacted me. we met a few days or weeks later and he began eating this way. i think whatever your politics, when the former president of the united states, particularly one that wasn't known for eating healthy lives and eats this way and you can see how much better he looks and feels, that's a great example for everyone >> a lot of people are thinking, look. you are an m.d. you have encyclopedic knowledge of health, nutrition and wellness. you have every resource at your president. h how does family living in the midwest on a fixed income that's busy with kids and jobs and work, how do they, one, put this it? >> right. well, this is a third-world

[senator bob bennett] bill meadows of the wilderness society came in to see me. we were very frank with each other, and that was a breakthrough, because many of the times, earlier, when i've talked with representatives of the environmental community, they were not up front with me. [william meadows] congress has to pass the bills to designate wilderness, and we need to find support locally. so when i sit down with the local people i find that they love the land as much as i do. they're afraid of designations or something that is permanent. but once you sit down and talk about the natural values that need to be protected, and if you can do that in the context of what's necessary for economic development, how do you honor social and cultural values in those communities? you can find a way to come to common ground. [narrator] a resident of the red cliffs is getting special attention. the endangered desert tortoise is protected. biologist ann mcluckie conducts research on desert tortoises. a mirror is used to look inside a tortoise's den. [ann mcluckie] increasing re

bennett has autism.mits that he struggles to fit in with his classmate. >> what kind of miss conceptions do you think people have. >> i think they may not understand. or they may not understand what i'm saying. >> this pair seem to understand each other. but they get each other's humour. >> david is funny, he makes me laugh. there's something that he says that surprises you. >> one friendship at a time in schools around the world. students participating and best buddies strive to build confidence and crush what others face. >> it took me years before i realised they were. i felt i was doing charity work, isn't it sweet, they have dreams. when they realise them, they enrich our society. >> wiseman and bennett say they have grown together. >> it made me accepting. bennett opened up and socialises more. shriver says it will serve him well in col edge and help him land a job, an obstacle people with intellectual disabilities face. >> buddies for life. the united nations celebrates autism awareness month to r

atmosphere and we have been working with the management as well as the staff and we were able to get bennett to come and see us on monday and so we dealt with the different issues, as far as from the entertainment aspect. and the police aspect and the city resources. and they just tried to problem solve, and different things and joslyn king was there and burke and myself and then bennett, but, the different we were trying to work on operational changes to reduce the violence and the need for services and he spoke about maybe making a food component and lowering the occupancy and one of the things that we talked about is bringing the id scanner back and he said that he had one initially when they started to come out on broad way, but that it was having the technical difficulties, and he went further into it and we asked him if we had the id scanner and if he saw an improvement in behavior as far as the disturbances in the club and he said that he had and we were thinking that might be the way to go here and so he is going to look into an id scanner. and i know that besides there being a recor

kron-4's chief meterologist jacqueline bennett has our first look at whether another storm could be headed our way. jacqueline -- any good news for us? this is the chorus storm headed our way. we saw the first wave come today which was a solid heavy rain. next we will have off and on rain was thunderstorms mixed in. here we seek the rain concentrated to the north and offshore. that blue shows a little bit of snow at this hour. if we zoom in that we see some light rain. if we look more to the north we see it some heavier cells with about an inch of rain per hour. highway one no one with lots of rain. we will be seeing more thunderstorms mixed in it which will bring some heavy rain or possibly hail and lightning. satellite radar shows the first wave is well to our east with just light showers behind it. the core of the storm is still offshore. but it will be pushing in that as we head into tomorrow.. more. we mentioned the damage the rain and lightning left here in the bay area. this is one such incident. witnesses say lightning made a tree in berkeley "explode." kron-4's alecia reid is live

john ter bennett, al jazeera, new york. later tonight, we will take a deeper look at this canonization. >> that's a deeper look, coming up at 8:30 eastern toronto. the nba is law firming an investigation into racist remarks attributed to one of the league's owners, la clippers' owner allegedly told a female friend he doesn't want to be seen in public with black people and doesn't want them at his games. the remarks allegedly came after the woman posted a picture of her with magic johnson on instagram. there is a meeting today to discuss the comments. the coach says they will continue playing. >>> we are trying to discuss somethi something, you know, with those dreams. as far as the comments, you know, we are not happy with any of them. but we are going to let the due process, everything get handled, and that situation will be dealt with later. >>> a lot of people talking about that. we will have much more on the developing story throughout the evening. >> the leader of the national rifle association at the group's annual me

>> i think senator bennett just said it beautifully. i think that a constant attempt to undermine what is already happened, i think a partyline vote or a decision that no matter -- by a party leader, that no matter what comes up you will never vote with another side and decision to filibuster every single thing that comes from the side, that is just obstructionism. that is not principled opposition. to totally revisit laws that have -- and i am feeling very strongly and personally about the affordable care act obviously, but to have a law that has been passed by both houses of congress, signed by the president, approved by the supreme court of the united states, and to still be talking about it over and over and over and over and over again, not about how to make it better, but how to undo it, i think is really not historically as far as i know what we have done. obviously, there are things you can improve, but that is not in the conversation. >> does anyone on the panel think that republicans -- [applause] continued to fight to repeal

. >> reporter: russell bennett is responsible for keeping roads open in southeast colorado's crowley county. after over a decade of drought, his enemy is the tumbleweed. >> everybody sold their cows off and no cows ate the small weeds and we got rain at the right time and weeds shot up and there you have it. the perfect storm of tumbleweeds. >> reporter: he fights this skourj with the custom-built machine he calls puff the magic dragon. it annihilates tumbleweeds and spits them out in a fine dust. despite months of work, they still clog the roads. they start out soft and green like this russian thistle. after a while it dries out and grows into this monitor. each mother plant has 250,000 seedpods, and that's a lot of tumbleweeds. this past of colorado includes oklahoma, new mexico and texas are experiencing the worst drought since the 1930s. normal rainfall is 14 inches a year. last year there were only 3. the dust bowl has returned. >> you cannot find any three and a half year period this dry in the history of this area with data going back to the 1880s. >> reporter: this is a quiet

reporter seen bennett has more -- sean bennett has more. >> reporter: the search continues with multiple agencies in the nevada county sheriff's department has set up a mobile command unit right here in the parking lot at the mountain resort along with the placer county sheriff's department. and we are talking brutal conditions. and this is the area that the sheriff's department is focusing their attention. you can see the sideways blowing snow. the sheriff's department confirm that is a 25-year-old man got separated from his dad while back country skiing in the castle peak area across i- 80 from borial. back country seeing is quote -- skiing is quite an undertaking. it involves hiking up a mountain and then skiing down. the father told sheriff's deputies that a storm came in quickly yesterday afternoon and the two became separated. we can tell you the missing man is dressed for these conditions. meanwhile, 20 volunteers who had been searching since last night are off the hill and a new set of volunteers are up the hill now looking for this missing 25-year-old. here's the latest informat

john ter bennett is at the cathedral of sacred hard in newark, new jersey, visited by john paul back in 1995. john, let's jump right into it. pope john paul ii had a long history when he was head of the catholic church. can you give us a little bit more background on that? >> reporter: well, i would say, morgan, that american catholics have an ongoing love affair with john paul ii because he came to this country on several occasions, if you include a stop-over in alaska. he vested pretty much every major american city. now, they know about john xxiii a little bit less but they recognize he got going something called vatican 2, the second vatican council that brought about many changes nick was just talking about. they recognize the significance of that. but at the mass here, at the cathedral of the sacred heart, they spoke about both popes turned into saints but particularly pope john paul ii, as he reminded the parishioners here how he was shot and went to the prison to forgive his would-be asass in. after the mass we spoke to several worshippers including one woman whose mother liv

bennett represented her in that case as well. >> yes. joining us now is bob bennett.artner at hogan lovell's law firm and it's great to see you. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. glad to be here. >> so i guess the main question, considering the nba, what is at stake here, we can talk a little bit about what privacy laws that may involve and the divorce donald stearn is going to get through here. will he have to get rid of the team here? >> no, i don't think so. i don't think the commissioner would really have that power, and don't forget the other owners don't want to creed that power to the commissioner because they could find themselves in a situation. now, it may well be that the economic pressures by the withdrawal of sponsorships and so forth could cause a resolution where the team was sold. if you remember i believe that mr. sterling bought the clippers in the early '80s for something over $12 million. >> right. >> and it's now worth $700 million or 800 million, so i don't think a lot of pressure would have to be put on him to sell. >> and actually

>> i think senator bennett just set up you to flee. i think the constant attempt to undermine what has already happened, i think a partyline vote or decision that no matter matter -- by a party leader that no matter what comes up you will never vote with a nether side a decision to filibuster every single thing that comes from another site, think that's just obstructionism he does not principled opposition. we have to always have room for principled opposition and allow people the chance to debate an issue, to talk about an issue. but totally revisit laws and i'm feeling very strongly and personally about the affordable care act obviously but to have a law that has been passed by both houses of congress and signed by the president, approved by the supreme court of united states and to still be talking about it over and over and over again not about how to make it better but had to undo what i think really is not really historically as far as i know what we have done. obviously there are things you can improve. that has not been the con

since they shook up the board of directors and replaced him with bennett in june.ne a remarkable job of breathing new life into this company. since bennett took over, sandridge delivered three consecutive quarters where they raised guidance. they sold off noncore assets mord to clean up the balance sheet and focussing on drilling only in the most productive parts of the company's acreage. he has a private equity background meaning he thinks like an investor. on top of that, sandridge's directors and owners own part of the company and they're tied to beating the earning's forecast. i wish every company could be run that way. wouldn't our job be easy? this is a whole new sandridge. the stock isn't getting anywhere near the respect it zoefdeserve which is where the buying opportunity comes from. sandridge is still detested by the wall street promotion machine. it has the fewest buy ratings of any company in the space. three buys, 17 holds, five sells. did you ever think those would be right? does that make sense to you? the company loathes the stock. it was red hot in

former utah senator bob bennett. maine senator a lot of so -- olympia snowe.aine contingent here, i am gathering. former texas congas and charlie gonzalez. -- congressman charlie gonzalez. and former texas congressman hnerenry bania. n youre fuller bios i program and online. we invite everyone in the audience are watching on the webcast to join our conversation. if you are physically here, you can fill out one of these cards with a question or comment that will be brought up to me. and i will use some of them to this conversation. if you're digitally here, send us an e-mail or a tweet. our twitter handle is bpc_ bipartisan. #engagedusa. and we will read your comments. in fact, we want to start with two contrasting comments we have already gotten from twitter. "givenrna smith, gridlock in congress, is a time to think about term limits, some other means to kick them out for poor performance?" but a contrasting view from doug who said, "why is division that? i am happy when congress is in good luck because america safe." [laughter] you >> we found both of these p

and try >> senator bennett, why do you think this is happening? us would agree that the tone of discourse in washington and in politics gotten so much harsher and so much less civil. happened?t >> well, i have a whole series of answers on that question, them very provocative that i won't tell you. righte this is not the place, and the right setting. thee have been changes in media. made everybodys into walter cronkite. is an odd enough crowd, you know who walter cronkite is. teach at the university of utah's hinckley institute of myitics, and none of students have ever heard of cronkite. ( laughter ) the genius of the two-party hasem over american history been to force compromise within parties. you had to choose which party you were going to be in, and the democraticto party, the democratic party is the party of government. they believe government is the to solverument problems. the republican party is the party of free markets. that the free markets left by themselves are the best way to solve problems. right. both because sometimes the free mar

hilary bennett-coles: i could interact a lot with patients if i wanted to, but... i just... i'm not very sociable at the moment. if anything, i'm extremely lazy, and from being a person that was... sort of hyperactive all my life, it's very strange for me to suddenly have all this time. i've watched a lot of very bad tv. donald bustle: she's definitely end-stage of her illness. the lab values are really much worse as far as her "t" cell count, and her viral load is elevated. hilary bennett-coles: that's another thing which i've noticed i think makes a big difference. people that are married or have a partner seem to deal with it slightly differently to those people that are on their own. and... which makes total sense, you know. you've got someone supportive. people acquire an enormous amount of stuff throughout their life, and what i find really helps people is addressing that stuff, to put it in a simple way. one of the things that's important to me is getting to know people before they get to that point, so that we can make sure that when they are physically letting go, w

give a driver's license did his other current turns out we pullover tony bennett. >> : maybe he's notnnett but honestly, can you give it to go face like that. >> : in san francisco stanley roberts roberts kron 4 news. >> : at our weekly e-mail segment and answers will not be missing a big name for the esoteric. the play live is next. the evening everyone cabinet one more time to the twitter today to defend himself. in response report tuesday investigated for possible sexual assault. one more time he's been questioned by police and but his not been questioned by police or charge by the police would not confirm or deny the investigation for for sexual assault. tell pre is strong in the streets trip charges made. other stores that same were completely wrong page makes things up about me they never happened. i take great pride in who i am and what i do and sometimes if the deal with someone who makes things up. one of the all people who shared encouraging settlements i assure you your faith is not misplaced jens grand slam. colorado 3 nothing in the 58 trucks lead to one over colorado sai

conservative talk show hosts including michael medved bed and dennis trader and mike gallagher and bill bennett and they also honed over a hundred radio stations across the country and that is one of the key drivers for book sales especially in the conservative market is to get on to talk radio so now we have this wonderful synergy, working with all of our family to try to get the message out about our books. >> has your job changed since the new ownership? >> it has to become more busy and more exciting but luckily, the nice thing for regnery is it known any trade publishing operation at all so this is new to them and so they like what they saw and kept all of us on board to try to augment what they are doing, build a new powerful arm within the company. >> we want to ask about some of the spring titles coming out. but star with dave armstrong. >> the twilight of abundance. fascinating book. a book about natural resources, a book about energy but also a book about that haves and have nots. i don't mean the individuals within the country. i mean countries and even continents that are haves and

talkshow hosts including michael medvedev and dennis kregor and hugh hewitt and mike gallagher and bill bennett and they also own over 100 radio stations across the country. of course that's one of the key drivers or book sales especially in the conservative market is to get onto talk radio. so now we have this wonderful synergy where we are going to be working with all of our salem family to try to get the message out about our books. >> host: has your job change since the new ownership? >> guest: well it's become more busy and more exciting. luckily, the nice thing to read grocery is salem doesn't own art art -- regnery didn't own any. publishing operation at all so this is new to them and so they liked what they saw with regnery and kept all of us on board to try to augment what they are doing and build a new powerful aura within the salem companies. host go i want to ask about some of the spring titles coming out. it want to start with david archibald. >> guest: this is a fascinating book about natural resources. it's a book about energy but it's also a book about the haves and have-nots. i

also joining me, jean bennett, steven schwartz, eberhart zrenner, and carla shatz of stanford university and once again, eric kandel a nobel laureate and a howard hughes medical investigator. i began with my friend eric to give me an overview of our subject tonight. >> the last program we did was approaches to deafness. tonight we are going to consider new approaches to the problem of blindness. as is the case with deafness, blindness is not a life threatening situation but it is disabling. in some ways it is more disabling than deafness because there are a number of important conditions for which there is no treatment. now, why is that so? unlike deafness, the sensory organ for vision, the retina, which is evident in the lower image, it lines the inside surface of the eye. that is the most complex set of organs we have. in fact, it is not a proof real organ. it is actually a part of the central nervous system. as a result, it has the complexity of the structure. it is not uniform. it has a small area that is clear which is called the macula. it is the area of greatest visual acuity. so

. >> reporter: bennett says he sometimes struggles to fit in with his classmates.kinds of misconceptions do you think people have? >> well, they may not understand me very well. or they may not understand what i'm saying. >> reporter: but the pair not only seems to understand one another, wiseman gets david's humor. >> he is funny. he makes me laugh. there is always something that he says that just surprises you. >> reporter: students participating in best buddies strive to build confidence and crush the alienation kids with disabilities face. >> they have a lot of talon and ability, and it took me years and years and years and years to be with this population before i felt it in earnest. they have dreams and they want to realize them, and when they do realize them they enrich our society. >> it has made me a more acceptable and empathetic person. >> reporter: bennett has opened up and socializes more. traits that will serve him in college, and will help him land a job. natasha ghoneim, al jazeera, miami dade county. >>> a warm and windy welcome greeted prince will

phyllis bennett focuses on the middle east and she also advises several u.n. officials. phyllis, welcome. >> thank you. >> how does israel negotiate with the palestinians when hamas doesn't even recognize israel? >> well, first of all, you negotiate with governmental officials, not credit political parties. we don't make demands of political parties, we make demands of government and governing agencies. fm israelis were serious about negotiations, which i don't believe they are. if they were, they would want, they would dland that owners demand that everybody be at the table because negotiations are not serious. this is not israel's business or the united states's business to determine who speaks for the palestinians. when the palestinians can speak with one voice, that's a much more important reality for palestinians themselves, to make that decision. >> the reality is, though, that the palestinians are speaking with a voice of hamas now. and i go back to the question: i don't understand how it's possible to negotiate with a group that doesn't recognize that israel exis

with us now, leah bennett, south texas money management's co-investment officer.y, leah. >> it certainly did. there are definitely some things to be concerned about, but overall, we're optimistic about the rest of the year. liz: when you see a day like today when the nasdaq is up 51 and then loses 61 to just remain calm and stay invested? >> yeah, actually, you tend to see volatility towards bottoms. it's been since the third quarter of 2011 since we've seen a 10% pullback be, so it wouldn't surprise us to see market pull in more, but we seem to be trying to put in some sort of bottom here. liz: not necessarily 15%, more like 7-10% correction. >> more normal. liz: all right. so we proceed knowing that, and how do we proceed when we know that biotech's gotten crushed, technology got hammered. tech came back even though barron's had a cover story saying there's more to come on the downside for tech. >> yeah. i mean, it's very interesting. i think we utilize an approach that embraces diversification. and i think the market activity last week really stressed that. so

>> reporter: he gets out the card and turns out we pulled over tony bennett. >> did you see the stopign back there? >> yeah. >> you did? >> i told you. >> reporter: maybe it's not tony bennett, but honestly, how can you give a ticket to a face like that? >> it's just a warning, okay? >> okay? >> okay? >> okay. >> you got to stop at the stop signs, sir. >> reporter: stanley roberts, kron 4 news, san francisco. >>> coming up at 8:30, as washington mudslide cleanup efforts continue, we meet a bay area rescue team that did their part to lend a paw. >> plus, new details emerging from the deadly crash investigation that killed 10. coming up, more on the victims of that crash. woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. wirethey're big. fast. andome. dependable. and at net10 wireless, we let you tweet, text, talk and surf... on those amazing nationwide networks... without getting locked into a pricey phone contrac

conservative talk show hosts including michael medved and hugh hewitt and mike gallagher and bill bennett, and they also own over a hundred radio stations across the country. and, of course, that's one of the key drivers for book sales especially in the conservative market is to get onto talk radio. so now we have this wonderful synergy. we're going to be working with all of our salem family to try to get the message out about our books. >> guest: build a new, powerful arm within the salem company. >> host: well, we wanted to ask you about some of the spring titles that you have coming out. >> guest: wonderful. >> host: i want to start with david -- [inaudible] what's this book about? >> guest: yes. "the twilight of abundance." this is a fascinating book. it's a book about natural resources, energy, but it's also a book about the haves and the have nots. and i don't mean the individuals within the country, i mean countries and even continents. a very interesting sort of megatrends book about what happens as we are entering a period, a sort of geo-period of scarcity, scarce for resources,

. >> dos días antes , ryan bennett hirio de bala a otra persona . >> lilian jeese reunio con 21 abogadosdira el juicio en casos separados , dónde multiples personas sufren de cargo de drogas . >> las carreras de autos no se convierte en un impedimento para no seguir con esto . >> buenas noches . >> gracias buenas noches . >> las carreras de autos , se ha convertido en un reto para las autoridades . >> un problema que crece solo que ahora esta la operación "no mÁs carreras ilegales en las calles " esto enconramos . >> escogen esta Área porque no esta tan traficada . >> para los dueños de negocios es la razón por la cuÁl se reúnen jóvenes para hacer carreras de autos . >> para que tenga una idea mÁs concreta, el dÍa de ayer a las 11 de la noche se realizÓ un operativo para combatir las carreras ilegales, 138 citatores, con multas de 100 a mil dólares . >> (hablan en inglÉs) . >> las multas podrían ser de mÁs de 5 mil dólares , son carreras prohibidas . >> uno de los puntos de reunión, es en la intersección de bipot y conericut . >> colocar cÁmaras nos ayudara a identificar a los infractore

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there's a hero right in this room and his name is bennett zimmerman. stand up for second, my friend. okay, i talked about him in my book. i think you told me that he is on vacation with buddies in israel near driving through on their way of life. and we talked about, where are the people in the palestinians and everyone is talking about, multiplying. but they weren't there. so he got together with a bunch of people who understood how to count. and so they look. what happened was the palestinian authority put out a census. and it was interesting because why they were conducting this, the head of their statistical census bureau said to "the new york times" that the census was going to be a demographic. so how could this be a part of this. how could statistical data be the equivalent of this. well, we found out when it was published. because what they did was falsify data on a massive scale as is shown. the increased artificially the number of palestinians by 50%. and then everybody swallowed it whole instead of checking the data which is completely out o

. >> bennett has autism. he was not been bullied.e admits that he struggles to fit in with his classmates. >> what kind of miss conceptions do you think people have? >> they may not understand me. they may not understand what i say. >> the pair not only seems to understand one another. they get bennett's humour. >> david is funnier, he makes me laugh. there's something that he says that surprises you. >> one friendship at a time, in schools around the world. students participating and best buddies strive to build confidence and crush the alienation kids face. >> they have a lot of totalitient and ability and it took me years. i always felt like i was doing charity work, isn't it sweet. they have dreams and want to realise it, when they do realise them, they enrich our society. >> wiseman and ben it have grown together. it made me a more sympathetic person. it will serve him in college and help him land a job, one of the biggest obstacles people with intellectual disabilities face. >> gunfire at fort hood. four are dead, including the

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back on county road krus -- russell bennett is in a never-ending battle with the tumble weed. >>> ando can the connastogas be far behind. i'm del walters in new york. you can check us out 24 hours a day by going to aljazeera.com, where the news continues seven days a week 24 hours aday. >> president obama's returning home to the u.s. to find the lowest approval ratings of his years at the white house. in foreign affairs the president has defended his approach as one that protects american interests and american friends in a multi polar world. is there an obama doctrine? it's the inside story.

bennett then we passed through. this ruins. the edmonds. i was that's a good tool to achieve that goal. the rest of the dividend. the eighteen hundreds in an accident and the united. the seats the item on the nice nice nice body and not this nominee. montana guidance concern the country to disrupt the truth even unique to him today. since those are bound to ten mm and fifteen rbis but rather as a tourist bus caught fire in sovereignty on the garden state. the speeches and moved them into account and i'm entrusted to him smith said to do got some lunch then to five miles from its destination the monotony of us the truth. the wind affected because the end of the ticket to the potty and it's not that that turns me on to the commission could not even stop commenting down and crossed to the huntington comes into its api that it's a dentist dr independent and that there is optimism isn't going to such disasters the same success as mentioned for the mets right now xd and then state that doesn't allow for two guys who can't even put it in the cente

host: this is brian bennett from "the los angeles times."ron from illinois is our next caller on the independent line. caller: i just have a couple of comments. i have not read his article, i look for to reading it. 68,000 -- were set free because we do not have enough detention space. included in that number were people who committed some very heinous crimes. that is one thing i would like you to comment on. the other is when the gang of eight was working on the immigration bill i watched all the hearings. me why theyus to never wanted to hear from actual border agents. they were not represented at all on any of the panels. i believe people in this country would be highly considerate on both sides of the aisle. if that bill passes then everything would be put into the of dhs, the head department of homeland security. all congress would be giving up their authority to dhs. home see problems within the system and call our congressmen, they act like there's nothing they can do about it. >> there is a lot of frustration about some of the provis

jean, appropriately named jean, jean bennett, has pioneered the study of gene therapy. steve pioneered the study of stem cell therapy. eberhart is one of the outstanding leaders in developing retinal chips, these microchips that are really amazing for people who can't respond to these other treatments. we also have the privilege of having two other people here. carla shatz is the leader in study of visual physiology and development and made wonderful works and will explain the visual system to us. my friend sandy here is amazing. he, as he pointed out, is a college undergraduate, had a severe case of glaucoma from which he became blind, and he will tell us what it's like to be blind. but the amazing thing to me about sandy is, despite the fact he has this tremendous handicap, he's a remarkable human being. he's had a rich, happy and productive life. he's invented things and now he's recently begun to think of how we can help other people who are blind to make their life er? sandy, welcome you again. great to have you at this table. >> thank you. >> charlie: talk to us a

. >>> another pakistani journalist went to the hospital this past week with bull bennett wounds. hamid mir was shot six times as he left the karachi airport in his car. the case has turned into a showdown between his employer, gotv and the pakistani intelligence service, the is -- isi. they have implicated the isi in the shooting. the agency has complained to pakistan's broadcast regulator which has the power to shut geo down. several other news outlets, rather than backing geo have criticized the channel for incriminating the intelligence service without providing proof. mir, whom we have interviewed is one of the most prominent journalists in pakistan. this is not the first time that the isi has been accused of going after someone who has reported critically on it. the isi and the taliban are the rock and the hardplace of pakistani. doll too much digging on either organization and you can get squeezed. our starting point this week is karachi. >> in a country where almost 70 people were killed in suicide bombings last year, another 199 were killed in drone strikes and there were

senator bennett, what do you think? ok. here we go. if i could wave a magic wand i would repeal mccain-feingold. think of the presidents we elected under the old system starting here with john f. kennedy, whose father had all the money in the world. the kennedy quip. when his election was very close and he said my father said he would buy me the presidency but he was not going o buy a landslide. can you get money out of politics? the answer is no. you cannot. and it's like trying to stop water from running down a hill. you can build a dam that can store a little of it in a place for a while and can divert where it comes but it's going to run down the hill one way or the other. and what we have done with campaign finance reform -- i realize i'm very much alone on this but here we go. what we've done with campaign in the name of campaign finance reform is weakened the parties and take the control of the campaign away from the candidates. because it's improper to give that much money to the party. it's improper to give that much money to

i'm live in the weather center with our chief meterologist jacqueline bennett. jacqueline when will we see some rain? a frightening police chase through the streets of vallejo. ends with the suspects running, and a police car crashing into a pole. the crash put two officers in hospital. new tonight at 8-- kron 4's scott rates shows us how those officers are doing tonight, and why police were so desperate to get the suspect off the streets. police say, they have cracked the case of a woman gunned down in oakland. judy salamon was shot to death last july. she was a beloved dog walker. well known in her community as a person who worked to make east oakland a safer place., kron 4's haaziq madyun has more on the men now accused of her murder. and new details about the circumstances of the crime. "we believe that miss solomon witnessed some kind of crime being committed by the two individuals" judy salamon gunned down 9- months ago in east oakland, now opd investigators say they found the two men responsible for her murder "mario floyd who was the driver of the suspec