. >>> my name is bill clark. welcome to the state capitol of oklahoma. spend a little time taking a look at a very beautiful building. start here with solomon laten, the principal architect on the capitol. this is a 1915 drawing of the capitol, and i show this to folks just so they understand the dome really was a part of the plan in the beginning. the building was built without the dome between 1914 and 1917. did not build the dome then because they ran out of money. but they had built all of the supporting sub structure for the dome. so when we got around to building the dome, beginning in 2001, we were able just to start at the roof line and go up. the base of the building is covered with pink and black granite that comes from oklahoma. white indiana limestone on the main part. the dome is covered with a man-made stone, and that's how they were able to match the building as well as they did. the floors of the capitol are alabama marble, chosen for its durability. you'll see vermont marble in the base boards, you'll see it in steps and in pillars throu

chief says he's stepping down british based journalist bill clarke thinks the opposition's lost credibility. the syrian national council we knew before this week that they were very fractured in divided opposition only thing that unites these people is their hatred of the regime and these are the very people of course that the west wants us to believe are a government in waiting and it's quite clear that these bunch of jokers couldn't run the corner shop i mean if they were put in charge of one shot they'd be arguing about the price of coffee and the idea that the s.n.c. can actually replace it's heartbreaking the ludicrous and if they really have the level of support they claim to have that they claim that they've got over sixty percent support it why did they put their names for the elections of us we can see here we've got a democratic framework to solve the domestic problems and through elections president assad has said that the elections last week so why aren't the s.n.c. tendulkar in those elections if they really did represent the majority of syrian opinion usa and saudi arabia and

certainly bill clinton and wes clark and can he continue to say look i inherited this recession? is he changing the headlines to a success story when these other attacks are falling flat? >> he has got to. this is something that works for him. neighborhood can take this question, but how do the republicans -- how do they criticize his efforts in terrorism without sounding soft on terrorism? >> exactly. this is a no brainer for the president in terms of pushing it forth. somebody brought up health care and that decision from the supreme court is coming at the end of the month or later, and we are going to get a jobs report at the end of the week. the economy is tenuous. there are a lot of negative factors going against the president in this election season. >> that's right. how does the gop play that? >> you got me. bill? >> first, the gop prefers to be called gop. >> he has a whole list. >> by the way, i would like to thank liz for trying to get me out of the questions. >> we didn't bring you here for your taste in ties. >> you are wasting time. >> obama considers all military ag

bill: tragic all around. captain clark leaves behind two young daughters, ages 3 and 9.f that death is now under investigation still. martha: strange story. it's back to business for congress today. house republicans are picking up a proposal to prevent billions in defense budget cuts. the house budget committee meets today to act on that measure. it uses cuts to food aid, healthcare and social services to prevent an automatic $55 billion reduction to the pentagon budget that would kick in as a a result of this sequestration as you remember, that comes in on january 19st. a floor floa vote on this is expected later this week. bill: let's roll on now to the new polling number showing a dead heat yet again between the president and mitt romney. in this politico george washington university poll. romney at 48%, president obama 47%. it gets even more interesting from their. brit hume with me now to take us through the numbers. good morning to you, and happy monday to you. >> reporter: hi, bill. thank you. bill: i think the numbers interesting but it reflects what a number of

millennial are in serious trouble you know we're seeing representative hansen clarke has really come out and said you know here's a bill the forget h.r. forty one seventy here's something we have to do is to put forth and you know raise it people have to come together and at least reese the issue of student debt forgiveness. you know unfortunately we haven't really seen. the republicans do much about this except. tell. our generation to pull yourselves up from your bootstraps when you know there are new boots traps left in you know that's really unfortunate because you know when our parents were age school was so cheap and so much cheaper if if they paid anything at all and now it is you cannot work up a part time job or full time job and pay for school you have to pay for it over your entire life time is that is so sad is if you do earn you will to pay for it it's good luck getting a really good job and like you said earlier fifty percent of people coming out of school have a job if they have one at all. thank you very much for coming on the show that was calm mccarthy director of community outreach for the documentar

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clark who needed help, lots of it. >> both my girls were in college. and i had to pay the light, gas, water, phone bill, car payments, insurance, buy groceries and still keep our heads above water. and i was working as security and you don't make that much money working security. >> reporter: clark who now 61 years old told us he was make being $27,000 a year in 2007 when his woif broke her ankle. and he needed even more help making ends meet. >> no bank would touch me. my credit rating was really down the tubes. >> reporter: clark explained that he had bad credit after a conflict over a mortgage modification and couldn't get a bank loan. >> the money wasn't enough to take care of a family of four. so you do what you have to do, sort of going out and doing something illegal. >> reporter: so for money that he needed to get by but couldn't get elsewhere, clark turned to pay-day loans. he took us to an intersection a few blocks from his house where several payday stores are located. which isn't that surprising. there are more than 900 payday lenders in missouri, more than starbucks, mcdonald's and wal-mar

bill that could save millions of dollars to customers. ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> well, good morning to you, welcome to tuesday, it is may 29thth, i am dave clark. >> let's check in with steve paulson, it may be a little warmer. some cool readings in palo alto, even in los gatos, some other locations not as much as we have seen and 60s and 70s and a few upper 70s, here is sal. >>> 101 traffic looks good approaching the 580 interchange and also highway 4 is slow, let's go back to the desk. >>> we begin with overnight news, the dumbarton bridge reopened shortly before 3:00 a few hours ahead of schedule. tara moriarty has more on that, tara? >> reporter: it was supposed to open at 5:00 but it opened shortly before 3:00 and you can see cars have been sailing through and just a little bit of tiny back up this morning. the span had been closed for a huge safety earthquake project. they were working on the expansion joint which connects two sides which allow it to move as much as 37 inches in the event of a quake. they are planning on shutting down the dumbarton again later this year. >> we don't have a weekend or a date for that yet, but we do need t

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bill gates madeleine albright paul wolfowitz richard holbrooke james wolfensohn of the world bank peter mansbridge of c.d.c. had their recent editor of huffington post canada mortimer zuckerman publisher of and why daily news and admin clarke c.e.o. and president of t.d. bank henry kissinger and david rockefeller are involved as the honorary members of the building steering committee which is responsible for selectively carefully selecting the attendees every year some of called the builder group a harmless think tank or just a discussion group but those have been following it for years so there is something much more sinister at the root of the claim the group gets together to plan policy for a new world order global domination of the subjugation of the rest of humanity according to a recent poll that drudge over fifty percent of the pollsters agreed that the builder hosts the real power master elites of the world unfortunately you won't hear much of a peep about the group's dealings or even the existence of the group on the corporate media this is because the media moguls that have attended are sworn to secrecy just check out what david rockefeller has said in his coverage or in his memoir multi-billionaire david rockefe

bill: odd thing happened to one of the film's academy awards statutes. what happened what is it? what happened to one of the statutes? a, lost in as? casino. b, it was smashed by clarkthe ocean. c it was sold to michael jackson. all right. what happened to one of gone with the wind stat stiewts and the answer is d. correct. michael jackson.. >> i thought you couldn't sell those things. >> no, you are not supposed to. but if you do nothing will happen to you. it's kind of like committing murder in new york state. just a state. >> sad but true. >> bill: maccallum breaks on top. star wars well remembered for wide array of characters. >> i'm captain millennium. you are looking for passage to the system. >> yes, indeed if it's a fast ship. >> fast ship you? have never heard of the millennium folk? >> should i have? >> it made the castle run in less than 12 -- >> bill: wow. whatil famous actor turned down captain of the millennium falcon? and the answer is b, burt reynolds. guessing. >> right timing for burt reynolds. >> bill: right timing. calibrated how old they were. what burton may have been doing at that point? >> already gone by then. >> smoky and the bandit. i don'

bill: odd thing happened to one of the film's academy awards statutes. what happened what is it? what happened to one of the statutes? a, lost in as? casino. b, it was smashed by clark into the ocean. c it was sold to michael jackson. all right. what happened to one of gone with the wind stat stiewts and the answer is d. correct. michael jackson.. >> i thought you couldn't sell those things. >> no, you are not supposed to. but if you do nothing will happen to you. it's kind of like committing murder in new york state. just a state. >> sad but true. >> bill: maccallum breaks on top. star wars well remembered for wide array of characters. >> i'm captain millennium. you are looking for passage to the system. >> yes, indeed if it's a fast ship. >> fast ship you? have never heard of the millennium folk? >> should i have? >> it made the castle run in less than 12 -- >> bill: wow. whatil famous actor turned down captain of the millennium falcon? and the answer is b, burt reynolds. guessing. >> right timing for burt reynolds. >> bill: right timing. calibrated how old they were. what burton may have been doing at that point? >> already gone by then. >> smoky and the bandit.

lynndie member clark and members of the committee my name is bill allmon and the vice president of public relations at the society of chemical manufacturers and affiliates. i'm pleased to provide this testimony regarding the problems of and the progress made by the chemical society and writer of some standards. six years ago congress enacted a comprehensive chemical security program known as cfad. we are well on the road in implementing this important program. a great extent, the dhs slash template the mandate issued by congress in 2006 regrettably however the stumbled in implementing the rules by failing to put in place among other things basic management practices or effective leadership. a 2011 internal memorandum from the infrastructure security provision is sobering. it demonstrates the government agency without proper management can take an effective regulatory framework and then a set up. however, as the subcommittee assesses the departments failures the program, we must bear in mind that it is the policies and personnel that needs addressing, the program as self. the program thus

the clerk: a bill to amend the mesquite land act of 1986 to facilitate implementation of multi species habitat conserves plan for the virgin river in clark county, nevada. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from utah. mr. bishop: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. bishop: with that, mr. speaker, since this is a significant bill that makes changes, i would like to yield as much time as he might consume to the gentleman from nevada. >> the original mesquite lands act provided the right to purchase at fair market value certain federal land under the control of the bureau of land management. as the city is land locked by public lands and fastest growing city in the country for much of the 1990's, this legislation was amended to allow the city to purchase additional federal lands to ensure the city of mesquite could continue to grow and prosper. in 1999, congress passed the latest amendment with the specific purpose of provi