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townhall.com political editor and coauthor of end of discussion, guy benson.fox news contributor. criminal defense attorney randy cell. i want to have a lot to cover here. what the president claims to be happening with the healthcare law and get your view. here is the first sound bite. >> this has never been a government takeover of health care despite cries to contrary. david: now, mike, the problem with that, you look at recent statements by people in the private health care industry like aetna ceo mark bert toll lien any, calls the government its biggest customer. says the following, they, meaning the government is paying a lot of money and they have the right to give us some ininsight how they think we should run our business. when the primary customer is the government, not the policyholder, i think it's a government takeover. what do you think? >> of course it is a government takeover. there are a lot of costs with the government running your health care sector. particularly off of obamacare. these were in indispute in this supreme court ruling, does the

guy benson is a fox news contributor and the co-author of the book end of discussion. good to see you today. i was following you on twitter. you offered so many thoughtful tweets on this. we wanted to end the show with you who -- some people they can't understand you. they hear republican gay man. and they think huh? what was your take on what we heard today? >> hi. look, as someone who would like to get married someday, this was an exciting day on some levels. certainly. i mean having the knowledge that i will have the freedom to get married is gratifying. so i was pleased by the outcome here. i also found the final concluding paragraph of justice kennedy's majority opinion to be really quite moving. so some of the joy that i'm experiencing i will say, has also been tempered a bit by trepidation. trepidation that arises from some of the concerns raised eloquently by the descenting justices. including what is the appropriate role of the judiciary in our republic and what are the potential ramifications in the days ahead for people and institutions of good will who don'

thank you for that very kind introduction and i am honored to be here with president baron, trustee benson, members of the university administration, the board of trustees, faculty, parents family, friends, but most of all, i am honored to be here with the class of 2015. congratulations on what you have accomplished today. [applause] senator ayotte: i have to say, it is wonderful to be back here on campus at penn state. and with what you have accomplished in receiving your law degrees today, you can look back on the years of hard work in a law school and take great pride with what you have achieved. and you can look ahead with confidence in knowing that you have received an excellent education at the dickinson school of law here at penn state. and that this education will allow you to reach your full potential and to make a difference. i have to say, i regret there was no law school here when i went to penn state as an undergrad, and so i'm so glad to see all of you here and graduating from this great institution today. this campus as an undergrad, i had the opportunity to have my first ex

benson, a student in the alternative program, later died at the hospital. >> i thought it was some sort of joke that when i heard all these people crying and saying he died -- reporter: officers found the suspect and he said "he was sitting in a vehicle with several suspects approached. 'he pulled out a knife and started swinging it. officers said he had close on his -- blood on his close, hands, and and they also found a bloody knife. >> we learned that these two were not strangers. they were no to each other and this is not a stranger-based event. reporter: documents show that he officer "what happened to the guy i staffed? -- stabbed?" he told officers he acted in self-defense. reporter: he has a preliminary hearing set in court next month. living gaithersburg, diane cho abc 7 news. leon: let us look at the top stories this evening. the hacking against the federal government seems to be worsen first thought. the head of a major government union says information on every federal employee may be compromised. they got social security numbers, birthdays pension information, military reco

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police say mitchell zio stabbed derek benson near an apartment complex along castle boulevard in silver spring yesterday. we are told the suspect and the victim knew each other. police found zio with the bloody knife. at this point, no word of a possible motive in the case. >>> now to new documents unsealed in connection to the d.c. mansion murders case. the paperwork detailing actual evidence collected by investigators at the home in northwest washington. news4's megan fitzgerald spoke with a former fbi profiler about the search warrant. meagan joins us now in our newsroom. what have you learned? >> reporter: the evidence released in these new documents are very critical to this case according to our fbi source. while police haven't made any additional arrests our experts say what was taken from the savopoulos home are items that could die other suspects to the crime. for three weeks, police thoroughly search the mansion on woodland drive, looking for clues about who was involved in killing three family members and their housekeeper. these court documents show police took clothing, fib

it was at this basketball court where 17-year-old anthony benson was shot and killed after a game . he was one of the 64 people you mentioned. now, his mother is looking for answers. this photograph shows her and her 17-year-old son in happier times, before he was killed. she, like many at the meeting wants answers about why homicides in the district are on the rise. may was a violent month in d.c. the sacvopoulos family were found inside their torched home. a journalist was gunned down while walking a bus stop. police chief catherine lanier says authorities think the homicide spike is largely due to a rise in domestic homicide and drug abuse especially domestic drugs. she says her son was a good kid. he was gunned down after a basketball game. >> my heart is heavy right now. i live in d.c., i pay my taxes i do everything. what is going on? >> we have reengaged our all hands on deck effort. i had to make some changes, but we will be moving forward with all hands on deck during the summer. reporter: all hands on deck is the d.c. crime initiative, where virtually all of the cities 380

thank you for that very kind introduction and i am honored to be here with president baron trustee benson, members of the university administration the board of trustees, faculty parents, family, friends, but most of all i am honored to be here with the class of 2015. congratulations on what you have accomplished today. >> [applause] senator kelly ayotte: i have to say, it is wonderful to be back here on campus at penn state. and with what you have accomplished in receiving your law degrees today, you can look back on the years of hard work in a law school and take great pride with what you have achieved. and you can look ahead with confidence in knowing that you have received an excellent education at the dickinson school of law here at penn state. and that this education will allow you to reach your full potential and to make a difference. i have to say, i regret there was no law school here when i went to penn state as an undergrad, and so i'm so glad to see all of you here and graduating from this great institution today. on this cap this as an undergrad, -- this campus as an undergra

up the police homicides i want to mention one that was just published this morning that is dar nel benson on april 3rd of this year while the text messaging scandal was murdered by san francisco police department we need to get rid of the bad apples the last thing we need more is more cops in san francisco. (applause from the audience) >> mike harnesty -- spoke already and gaum ka tang then maria zargosa i called already casinova and department waters from the sheriff's department. >> i want to say right now during summer all of this comes out adding more police technically they don't know about this and most of the communities this is going on people are trying to to add more police i got to know today i'm in summer school i have to say at my school they show us [inaudible] i'm also a wrestler going through this i believe we have to knowledge before taking actions as i went to get educated myself about what i'm doing and show people i have learned that police brutality are coming to criminalize wipe out the poor and homeless in and their families add an older sister i thought about what

guy benson is a fox news contributor and the co-author of the book end of discussion.s following you on twitter. you offered so many thoughtful tweets on this. we wanted to end the show with you who -- some people they can't understand you. they hear republican gay man. and they think huh? what was your take on what we heard today? >> hi. look, as someone who would like to get married someday, this was an exciting day on some levels. certainly. i mean having the knowledge that i will have the freedom to get married is gratifying. so i was pleased by the outcome here. i also found the final concluding paragraph of justice kennedy's majority opinion to be really quite moving. so some of the joy that i'm experiencing i will say, has also been tempered a bit by trepidation. trepidation that arises from some of the concerns raised eloquently by the descenting justices. including what is the appropriate role of the judiciary in our republic and what are the potential ramifications in the days ahead for people and institutions of good will who don't agree with same-sex marria

in northwest, jackie benson, news 4. snrs snrs. >> here is something you don't see everyday. there is an all out effort to corral 2200 baby pigs. a semi truck carrying the lig piglets tipped over in central ohio. they they are cute. it is not known how many little animals are still left out there. >> this bolt of lightning struck in georgetown near the kennedy center. judiciary scare was drench bid this wave of heavy rain. people running for cover all night tonight. >> boy, it was ugly out there, doug. >> it was. and d.c. saw three different severe thunderstorm warnings earlier today. one to the north, one to the south. one that almost didn't have anything come through at all and woosh that came through too. outside right now, take a look. first off to our restuston camera. picking up over an inch of rain. then clearing. then the rain came right back in. they saw three different round towards ruston. now things are more calm. toward the airport you can see the lights reflecting off the pavement. but temperatures, 73 degrees. wind out of the south at 7 miles per hour at mostly

. >> leon benson, serving 60 years for murder, read one of his passages to the group. >> you read mymy special preparations for tonight's special feast. >> i really like the metaphor you used, you read my eyes like parables. that's almost something like shakespeare himself would write. so i really like that. >> i'm from the hood you know. not to separate the hood from anything else, because the hood commercial now, whatever, right? but shakespeare was something, you know, i never thought that i would experience in my life. since i came into contact with shakespeare, i see a lot of those parallels that correlate with urban life. >> essentially macbeth and the rest of the characters are committing either immoral, unethical or criminal acts. we would say criminal acts. that's what we're in here for, committing criminal acts. it's made me more introspective. >> man, a sky has the residues of sunlight, but faded away like butter on cornbread. it should be approaching in a moment. >> macbeth is getting rid of them, that's how he keeps his hands clean. he's going to have the lower ranking o

. >> jackie benson got a ruling and she is live on the howard campus now. jackie?this lawsuit filed in the district filled in blank spots in this strange story. now it does confirm that rachel dolezal did attend graduate school here on a teaching scholarship and that when she was here, she did not appear to be trying to pass as african-american. this 2005 d.c. court of appeals opinion upheld the original findings in the lawsuit against howard university by rachel dolezal, known by her married name, rachel moore in 2002. she claims she was a victim of discrimination while a graduate student at university. she claims officials removed some of her artwork in a 2001 art exhibition in order to favor african-american students. the court ultimately ruled in howard's favor. with curiosity and a measure of compassion for dolezal who resigned as head of the spokane, washington naacp. >> a lot of kids go home in the summer so you don't see many people. >> i feel she stood up for cause. she stood up for our rights, even though she wasn't quote unquote one of us. >> one of the

the victim 18-year-old derek benson died at the hospital. according to charging documents the suspect says he acted in self-defense. police say the to knew each other. >>> -- the two knew each other. >>> the d.c. teacher charged with second degree sexual abuse of a child was denied bond this morning. giovanni pena was a teacher at oyster-adams bilingual school in northwest d.c. where he taught fourth grade. he's been suspended from his job and now in custody. we're nilearng more about the allegations against pen ya. we -- pen ya. we want to warn you some of the -- pena. we want to warn you some of the details are disturbing. he is charged with touching a student during class and sending nude photos of himself. >>> a company performs safety checks on some of its older trains. the move comes after riders capture add train door opened while traveling through a tunnel. delia goncalves has more. >> reporter: metro says they pulled all 100 of the 4000 series cars out of service out of an abundance of caution for the saicht of their -- safety of th

jackie benson was there tonight and has new reaction from milton's family. >> reporter: she should have been covering this and then going home to write the story with the meticulous attention to detail that characterized her work. instead, her family, colleagues, and some who had never met news reporter charnise milton gathered in a circle around copies of the work she did for hill rag and east of the river. the 27-year-old held a masters degree from syracuse university's prestigious newhouse school of communication. her parents are so proud of her accomplishments. >> every night we came home that little girl had that light on. and she would type up story after story after story after story. >> reporter: one week ago, milton was on her way home from covering a meeting, transferring buses in the 2700 block of good hope rope southeast when a teenager on a bike began shooting at a group of men. one reportedly pulled the reporter in front of him to use her as a human shield. >> there are two men who are out there that can do that what is righteous. not what is right in their own eyes, but d

the actor portrays the real oliva benson on saturday.ncert for taylor swift in philadelphia over the weekend and when she went back stage, she ran into her namesake. >> would you be honored. if i buy a pet and name it ayman would you be honored? >> i think so. that's a tough name. i wouldn't wish it on anybody. it's kind of flattering, you know. >> but then you meet it what do you do? it's a little much for me. certainly hope that john stamos story -- >> hopefully it's the last little blip. >> i'm ayman mohyeldin and this is early "today." we hope it is your first stop of the day on nbc. people are both soft and strong which is why our products are too. and we believe in value so we give you 60% more sheets than charmin ultra strong. angel soft. be soft. be strong. [ female announcer ] take skincare to the next level with roc® multi correxion® 5 in 1. proven to hydrate dryness illuminate dullness lift sagging diminish the look of dark spots and smooth the appearance of wrinkles. high performance skincare™ only from roc®. >>> it's the mos

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right now, the fine for illegally parking in a handicapped spot is $250 about according to daniel benson safeguarding the rights of individuals with disabilities as this bill does must always be a priority. >>> back to our top story. >> chester county boarding schoolteacher arrested for having sex with a student. matthew scavitto assaulted a 17-year-old student who he taught and coached in malvern. the abuse happened off campus as well. >>> six, seven hours is way too long for any student to take a standardized test. >> a dad's decision. his protest on behalf of his son, and why he argues his boy shouldn't have to take certain tests at school. >>> get ready to sweat. heat and humidity are moving in. we could be looking at our first heat wave of 2015. get my updated first alert forecast minutes away. >>> coming up tonight on nbc10 news at 5:00 what does $3 million in heroin look like? philadelphia police found out after making one of the biggest busts in decades. ♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we're never having kids. mmm-

. >>> earlier this year i spoke with our friend guy benson after he publicly came out as a brace for is hi hi . >>> now, he is back with what it means to him. he is the fox news contributor and co-author of the book. guy, great to see you, we really wanted to end the show with you know republica gay man, and -- so what was your take today on what happened? >> hi megyn, as somebody who wants to get married some day, this was an exciting day. having the knowledge i will have the freedom to get married is gratifying. and i was pleased by the outcome here. i also found the final concluding paragraph of justice kennedy's paragraph to be quite moving. so some of the joy i'm experiencing i will say has also been tempered a bit by trepidation. trepidation that arises from some of the concerns raised eloquently by some of the dissenting justices. also what are the ramifications for people of good will who don't agree with same-sex marriage. so i guess as i reflect on really the enormity of what has happened today, my hope and really my prayer for our country tonight is that we can perhaps for

in northwest, jackie benson, news4. >> a new study shows an alarming jump in the number of medical emergencies from synthetic marijuana in the first five months of this year. there were more than 3500 calls to u.s. poisons centers related to synthetic marijuana. that's 229% increase from the same period the year before. there were 15 reported deaths three times as many as last year. just last week, about a dozen people overdosed on synthetic drugs outside a homeless shelter in northwest d.c. >>> our area's newest we canmans is opening this sunday in alexandria. the store's going to offer similar products and selection is all the othering weman's but have something no other store in our area has a pub. # >>> and there's a new effort to keep the peace between drivers, cyclists and pedestrians in the district, but first, here's doug with the weather. >> tomorrow hot and humid day, so, going to have a little bit more of an impact on your afternoon. if you are heading out that impact not just low call it low to moderate, that heat index, close to 100. heading to the beaches, some relief there, i ♪

they say he stabbed derek benson on castle boulevard. he died at the hospital. police say the teens in new each other but it was unclear what led to the stabbing. diane cho is following the investigation of the for her tonight at 5:00. jonathan: a woman left fighting for her life after being hit by a school bus. that happened around 9:00 this morning endure would. montgomery county reporter is live on the scene. what we know at this hour? reporter: police telling us the woman was walking in or very close to a marked crosswalk when a bright yellow school bus made a left-hand turn onto the street and hit her. paramedics rushed her to suburban hospital in bethesda an extremely article condition. we are showing you some video that was taken earlier today. her white 10 issue clothing was thrown across the pavement. the bus driver stayed on the scene. the bus had no children on board. it was heading back to the depot which is less than a mile up the road. officials tell us the driver is a veteran employee with a good driving record. the crash reconstruction team had a

jackie benson is live downtown at 2nd and "d." >> reporter: well i've never seen anything like this before, and it is frightening. take a look behind me. d.c. fire department has set up a mobile command post here at the ccnv, the largest homeless shelter in the city because there have been at least -- and i'm saying at least -- 11 possibly 12 in the last couple of minutes overdoses today of a synthetic marijuana, a specific type of synthetic marijuana called bizarreo that apparently causes aggressive behavior and hallucinations almost in a pcp like way. now they have been on the scene here. seven people were transported, taken to the hospital from the shelter, three others refused treatment. again, we've just seen two more possible incidents in the last few minutes and i do not know what the dispension on that is. but the fire department is actually going to keep this command post here because at this point they have absolutely no idea what's going on this with this. they tell us they normally see one or two overdoses of this drug per day. today, again, it has been almost or possibly as ma

guy benson's "end of discussion" the left's attempts to close out discussion in this country with politicalss and furious work in media. brat melter "the president's shadow" comes out, pick out brad thor's "code of conduct" to give you through that gap. >>> shane wrote in slavery was abolished 150 years ago. one bad apple doesn't make us all racist. i think that that's a fair statement. the president doesn't however, feel like it's any impediment to his generalization. tom says americans do not think hillary clinton is untrust worthy. we know from the evidence she can't be trusted. i'm not quite sure what that meant. says thank you, lou, for your coverage of the trade deal. it seems all of our leaders are hell bent on destroying our country. we love hearing from you. e-mail me loudobbs.com tweet me @loudobbsnews on twitter follow me on twitter loudobbsnews. links at loud [ dynamic music plays ]

guy benson's "end of discussion" the left's attempts to close out discussion in this country with politicalrad thor's "code of conduct" to give you through that gap. >>> shane wrote in slavery was abolished 150 years ago. one bad apple doesn't make us all racist. i think that that's a fair statement. the president doesn't however, feel like it's any impediment to his generalization. tom says americans do not think hillary clinton is untrust worthy. we know from the evidence she can't be trusted. i'm not quite sure what that meant. says thank you, lou, for your coverage of the trade deal. it seems all of our leaders are hell bent on destroying our country. we love hearing from you. e-mail me loudobbs.com tweet me @loudobbsnews on twitter follow me on twitter loudobbsnews. links at loud >>> now, on "fox files," are america's skies safe to fly? >> i was shocked. >> there's evidence of cheating to get crucial aviation jobs. >> this is exactly how you need to answer each question. >> an explosive report that has outraged congress. >> very concerning. >> new details emerge about weapons pouring i

no doubt captain benson's impact lasting over two decades will be lasting. i wish her all the best in her upcoming retirement, and with that madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. langevin: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. langevin: madam speaker, in the past two weeks we have learned that the data of millions of americans entrusted in the office of personnel management have been taken as a result of a cybersecurity breach. it did not have to happen this way. since 2007, o.p.m.'s inspector general has documented repeated deficiencies in information security practices. yet, o.p.m.'s response has been glacial and its systems remain antiquated. it was only after the security breach last year that o.p.m. finally in its 2006 budget request asked for additional fines to the office of chief info

derek benson was found stabbed yesterday in the briggs cheney area along castleville boulevard. he was 18. police were given information to arrest mitchell zee yo. he had blood and a bloody knife on him. >>> we now know the name of the man who died in a crash in prince george's county. he is marvin duckett of moreno drive in brandywine. duckett drove off of old alexandria ferry road in clinton and hit a pole today. it happened around 2 a.m. near high land meadows drive. there was no one else in the car. >>> the prostitution case against basketball commentator greg anthony is officially over. this morning, prosecutors dismissed the criminal charge against the former nba player, now that he has completed his community service. d.c. police arrested anthony in january for soliciting a prostitute in a local hotel. as part of the plea deal he had to perform 32 hours of community service. tmz.com reports he worked at church in florida. >>> hungry shoppers can't wait for a new supermarket to open its doors. a sneak peek inside the new wegman's in northern virginia. >>> and this has beco

all right jackie benson. >>> a man is in after a shooting in alexandria that happened last night at four mile run park along mount vernon avenue. one one man shot another man in the hip after making a comment about gangs. charges include gang participation. >>> hack attack that got all our attention last week on the u.s. government may be a lot bigger than first announced. today, we learned the opm breach includes congressional staffers. workers for the house received letters late last night. those letters said that their service records may have been compromised. in addition, their back ground files that include security clearances may have been exposed. so far 4 million federal workers have learned that their personal information was stolen. security experts believe china may be behind it. >>> new developments tonight in a terror plot investigation up in new york. >> the fbi says a man tried to stab an agent who was investigating this case -- tried to stab him with a kitchen knife that man is now in custody and is accused of plotting with a college student to carry out some kind of ter

joining me guy benson a fox news contributor. simon rosenberg. a former clinton campaign advisor. guy, let me start with you. you are hearing varying opinions. those in favor of this. bernie sanders taking it a step further saying he'd like to move to the single-payer system. is this a done deal now? >> i don't think it's a done deal. i think it was wrongly decided by the supreme court which was once again taken it upon itself to invent a justification to protect democrats in congress from their sloppiness. it was clear who was eligible for subsidies under obamacare. it was clearly defined what constitutes the state. in fact that definition was confirmed by jonathan gruber. the court decided that doesn't matter the plain text doesn't matter. this is a win for the obama administration. not because they're unpopular and dysfunctional law is working or keeping its promises but because the court has determined that the law -- the way it's written -- doesn't matter. >> simon, let me take it a step more along the way. many are saying premiums will go up for the average american with oba

you'll remember 6-year-old benson show from mcchain and he got into the shredding accident in january that left him in a coma and in critical condition for weeks. our hockey team, the washington capitols rallied behind him after the capitols russian machine never breaks. it started trending hash tag pray for b man. and roughly two months later he was back home. he went from not able to talk or open his eyes to being able to walk and eat on his own and talk and tell the capitols, thank you very much for supporting me this entire way. so a lot going on today. he's just one of many team as it s that will be here. we're live in fairfax. >>> a new charter school slated to open next sawing august is going to give $60,000 in the district. >> and how educational programs for adult learner rs s help them get their lives back on track. >> reporter: tiffany bowman has the look of determination in her eyes now. but she was not always this focused. she failed to show up for her final exams in her final year of high school. she flunked out and without a high school diploma, worked many jobs to supp

stone: all the people wore out their shoulder to shoulder in the street or benson's 1030 last night thistone: will we will look for you to the--today >>darya: a lot of you everyone has waited a lot of people are younger than four so they went their whole lives for this day the weather is cooperating today clearing skies will send. >>anny hong: because a lot of blue skies and all of the live shot of an oakland we're seeing some conditions the clouds and fog burned off and a lot quicker than usual now is 58 degrees jolo people are ready and teachers and sure to read now the lower 60s by 10:00 this might getting up to 67 at lunchtime to the parade wraps up in the ceremonies on the wane it really comfortable low 70's by 2:00 p.m. on the summit conditions and the winds will not be all that bad the southwestern area five dozen miles our the good news for all the balloons the out there and all of the float timber to the was the woman of today here is a live look the same sale of the sunshine 59 in san francisco and upper 50s and oakland the '60s and san jose 54 degrees and for our friends and s

likes to have lots of candidates come up and visit and i suspect that governor meryl and governor bensonere on the top of that letter former governors, are trying to encourage as many candidates to participate in the whole process and i guess that's what they were expressing. i haven't talked to anybody beyond that. >> with these debate rules, the traditional role of iowa and new hampshire, win knowing the field, sort of picking out the losers that is now being taken over by the people who write the rules of the debatesome that a concern as a new hampshire republican that you have? >> look just remember, iowa picks corn, new what much shire picks presidents. been hearing that line for a long time. barack obama might disagree with that let me switch gear talk about this book you have written, chief of staff with president george h. w. bush through tumultuous years in this country and i remember when bush was leaving office in speeches he would give the first couple of years he was out of office i noticed he seemed toned every speech by saying i believe history will be kind to us. i know t

eventually we get sunshine there as well and picture beginning to prove a little bit trekking off lee benson center rows of visibility down to a quarter mile now out to a half mile that's improving it 3 mi. and half in bed and terms of temperatures mild still has a move the whole lot warming may be a decrease in 527 cisco 55 san francisco 55 san jose lotus mid 50 degree range this afternoon all warms up similar story for the south bay is an essay for the 78 and then south from that all men valley at 8283 degrees different cisco downtown fifth 65 oakland 69 north bay upper '70's the low eighties once again and then extended outlook now tracking a mild warm-up for tomorrow extend into a week and hears defied a forecast from around 90 degrees and land warming up to low 90s as we head into saturday sunday of those today is saturday the warmus sunday closest father's dead and what plans are but should be nice nonetheless cool down in the beginning of next week that is the weather not to traffic. >> reporter: ought to slow traffic out there were starting off with a bay bridge rights and francisco

that is on hillary benson. favorability ratings are the lowest since april of 2008.he was running for president the first time. 41% of americans say she is honest and trustworthy. 22 point swing in the past year. there are more people getting into the 2016 bid for the white house. today the governor of rhode island will be announcing his it for the residency on the democratic ticket at 5:30 p.m. eastern time we will have live coverage on seascspan3 c-span radio and c-span.org. rick perry will be announcing his presidential bid. that is like thursday at 12:30 p.m. eastern time on seas cspan3, c-span radio and c-span.org. house republicans move on a state budget to cut over benghazi. they set a budget plan and withhold nearly 700 million or 15% of the operational funds until requirement to proper management are met. the request is what the special committee on benghazi once on the state department. they are holding out lending or the state department over this issue. the wall street journal this morning is the least transparent administration. they turn stumbling into

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