the possible link to the bombing in bonn is a different matter. if we can prove that is a salafist, that man has done something that is classified as a terrorist act, but we cannot lump 4000 people automatically into that category. >> thank you very much. german opposition parties are accusing a close ally of chancellor angela merkel of withholding information on a canceled drone project and squandering hundreds of millions in taxpayer money. >> dispute tends to tarnish the reputation of one of merkel's most trusted cabinet members and who until now was widely seen as a competent defense minister. >> drone aircraft were not on the agenda at this conference, but the defense minister felt compelled to address the growing scandal surrounding the canceled project. >> i have ordered a report on the matter to be prepared for the next session of the parliamentary defense committee. it will be appropriate that i inform lawmakers first and then the public. >> he also spoke about his ministry's failure to provide government accountants with complete records

the possible link to the bombing in bonn is a different matter. if we can prove that is a salafist, that man has done something that is classified as a terrorist act, but we cannot lump 4000 people automatically into that category. >> thank you very much. german opposition parties are accusing a close ally of chancellor angela merkel of withholding information on a canceled drone project and squandering hundreds of millions in taxpayer money. >> dispute tends to tarnish the reputation of one of merkel's most trusted cabinet members and who until now was widely seen as a competent defense minister. >> drone aircraft were not on the agenda at this conference, but the defense minister felt compelled to address the growing scandal surrounding the canceled project. >> i have ordered a report on the matter to be prepared for the next session of the parliamentary defense committee. it will be appropriate that i inform lawmakers first and then the public. >> he also spoke about his ministry's failure to provide government accountants with complete records

can sound the alarm that israel is in danger so if people like michael o'hanlon and his backers like bonn were honest about this they would be overjoyed with what's happening in each of these countries ok but this is what i think maybe the short term you may be right i understand your thinking but kelly it doesn't work out that well does it the unintended consequences is what i'm. getting at no i'm yeah i mean if you don't mind just going back to iraq you know and i kind of wanted to answer this before but you know the fact that we we have left that country so unstable and if the if if if things really blow up in syria and it looks like it's going that way we there's already masses of refugees coming back into iraq from syria because remember there's three million refugees iraqi refugees from our war that have gone into syria and jordan lebanon and other places now they're being forced to come back the ones from syria so we have an unstable situation where there's lack of food education and health care and iraq we have add more refugees to that plus the instability of the sectarian violen

she through a marijuana bonn out of the window, she got her start on her show and all that. you can go to ktvu come to see more videos of amanda bynes in court just look for the link of hot topic section. >>> at least five other companies have made a bit on hulu. yahoo already expanded earlier this week paying more than a billion dollars for the tumblr. . nasdaq has been down just a fraction. >>> boy, talk about a turn around, this time last year state park out of california facing em fluorescent closures. >> one time state camp brought some friends for a thursday and friday camp out that she wanted to last for the whole weekend. >> they were fully booked up for saturday and sunday and we usually an annual camping trip but they're gone for the summer. >> i knew it was going to be beautiful but it was a great reminder of where we live and how lucky we are to live here and how accessible it is to us. it took a group of women and a lot of them had never camp before last night and they're all -- we want to go camping now. >> from private park supporters such as the california st

it is an incredible indication of what bonn dollars can do with our hearts and facilities.t is as good as anything you will find out why mca. parents come from all over. >> there are not too many pools that are still around, and this is one-stop shopping for kids. you can bring your kid here and have a cool summer. >> if you want to see some of the youth and young men throughout san francisco play some great pickup games, come wednesday night for midnight basketball. on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement. we have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information, visit

it is an incredible indication of what bonn dollars can do with our hearts and facilities. as good as anything you will find out why mca. parents come from all over. >> there are not too many pools that are still around, and this is one-stop shopping for kids. you can bring your kid here and have a cool summer. >> if you want to see some of the youth and young men throughout san francisco play some great pickup games, come wednesday night for midnight basketball. on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement. we have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information, visit >> hello, i am with the recreation and parks department. we are featuring the romantic park location in your backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in santa and cisco with someone special. -- san francisco with someone special. our first look out is here at buena vista park, a favorite with couples and dog walkers. both have a significant force. a refreshing retreat from urb

it is an incredible indication of what bonn dollars can do with our hearts and facilities.t is as good as anything you will find out why mca. parents come from all over. >> there are not too many pools that are still around, and this is one-stop shopping for kids. you can bring your kid here and have a cool summer. >> if you want to see some of the youth and young men throughout san francisco play some great pickup games, come wednesday night for midnight basketball. on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement. we have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information, visit >> hello. and welcome to "need your district supervisor -- meet your district supervisor." supervisors campos is our supervisor for this week. welcome. thank you for joining us today. tell us about your background. where you grew up, went to school? >> sure. i was born in guatemala. i was brought here by my parents. i grew up in l.a., and then moved up to the bay area, and i went

gray start tomorrow and also little bit of light drizzle but we're talking about bonn fied rain showers. future cast, there's your marine layer for tomorrow. scatters out except for the san mateo coast. then as we go through the day, mostly sunny skies. here it comes. it's an area of low pressure well to the north of the pay area, brings the rain the far reach of the north bay in the morning hours, hit and miss scattered showers throughout the day. for your holiday on monday, 30% chance of lingering showers, on tuesday, nothing substantial as far as accumulation is krndz. more of a nuisance for any of those out door activity plans for the holiday. this area of low pressure should fall apart at the seams. so just to put it in writing for you, tomorrow mostly sunny late dha, brisk and cool if you're heading out to the baseball game. giants playing host to the colorado rockies. it's game 3, the last game of this series. 55 degrees. bundle up. the winds will be blowing out of the west 10 to 20. >>> okay. not a lot of changes as far as your numbers are concerned. 60s, 70s south bay. low 70s

many muslims in london and elsewhere in britain but there are many people from all over the world in bonn launch london society which is very successfully managed to develop a society which which is highly diverse cultural a racially and so on and we don't want much of trying international terrorism expert and former french intelligence officer claude monic a believes there is a danger of similar attacks happening across europe. we are in something quite. a sequencer for. a street of friends we have moment men are in from us in the march two thousand and twelve we have another man in from. a german we said no incentive or doesn't work it was not notified internationally because he didn't kill anyone and weskit before doing something really important we had broad of course in boston and today we have this so this question this incident in london so it's clear that this is a trend it is very probably very likely every trend and it will last for a while stockholm is reeling as two schools a police station and dozens of cars were set ablaze in the fifth night of riots twelve people were arres

simply as the fair rates rise, fair market value of bonn fall in value.hnical aspect of the fed pulling out and fundamental aspect of higher rates on the horizoners gotcha. wonderful to see you, daniel. congratulations being the best real estate stock-picker. >> thank you. david: daniel furtado. the destruction caused by monday's tornado in oklahoma could top $2 billion. ceo of the greater oklahoma chamber giving an inside look how local businesses are dealing with the damage and how they can come back to an area that is so often hit. liz: federal reserve chair ben bernanke testifying before congress that it is too soon to end its bond-buying program. when should the central bank exit the market even though the minutes said as early as june and how should they do it? a former fed economist weighing in next welcome to the new buffalo... where new york state is investing one billion dolls to attract and gr business. where companies like geico are investing in technology & finance. welcome to the state where cutting taxes for business... is our business. wel

many muslims in london and elsewhere in britain but there are many people from all over the world in bonn launch london society which is very successfully managed to develop a society which is which is highly diverse cultural a racially and so on and we don't want much of trying. well the alleged boston bombers who carried out the attack on the city's marathon had similar motives the message the left in the boat he was hiding in referred to u.s. military for a saying when you attack one muslim you attack limbs one of the london machete killers was shown on video saying his attack was an eye for an eye and it through tooth because british soldiers kill muslims every day but if cases appear to involve a terrorist known as lone wolves meaning they're not attached to any terror network early in my colleague bill dog discussed this with r.t. . it looks like we're looking at something of a new phenomenon in the so-called open-source jihad there's a website out there it's actually a periodical online magazine which provides all sorts of recipes for disaster literally for example how to make a bo

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with investment grade bonds, it's a lot higher than you will get with treasury bills with treasury bonnso how compeling is that yield case for stocks? >> well, it is. and i think the big issue is corporate earnings. if corporate earnings fall off, i mean, right now, i think the stockmarket is outperforming the u.s. economy. i don't even believe the u.s. economy is growing at 2.r5%. i think it's somewhere we saw before. i think the stockmarket has gotten ahead of the u.s. department and things other than economic performance. my sphere at some point the two shall meet. when they do, that could be a reason for the stockmarket to pull back. >> when is that? i want to know. give me your joumt u judgment. at some point, the two shall meen meet. when is that going to happen? how big is that pullback going to be? >> i think, larry, it's when you start to see corporate earnings go the other way. i mean, this latest quarter you had corporate earnings generally meeting or beating expectations. you had revenue outlooks and top growth forecasts very mixed. when you mix in the slowing manufacturing

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we were in core bonn dense or or correspondence for a year-and-a-half.ou will see, we are getting into the bottom line of who authorized this. was it lois berner? was it people over lois lerner? what about the relationship between lois lerner and the white house? we know when it came to quote getting ahead of the inspector general report, that there were discussions with the white house counsel and the chief of staff and the president, pretty high up the food cheney is there that's where i was going. up the food cheney. your lawsuit is very important. it's interesting. it says basically they are still targeting tea party an conservative groups. it's the food chain i think which is ultimately going to be great interest. let me ask you this, jay, you used to work for the irs if i'm not mistaken as an attorney. >> yes, a long time ago. >> what do you make of this idea, douglas schulman, went to the white house 118 times, what they were talking about, nobody knows. he ain't talking, 118 times. his predecessor mark everson, who has been on this show many time

you're saying that shareholders, because recently as the housing market has bonn up, fannie and freddieg spectacularly well, making billions. you think instead of giving money back to the treasury they should give it to you and other shareholders? >> no. they should pay the treasury off first. that could happen before the end of this year or early next year. david: so what do you want that you're not getting or what do shareholders not they're not getting? >> simply not to expropriate the shareholders, prefered and common, give them a chance to recover, after the taxpayer is fully repaid, starting next year. and that's what they did for citigroup shareholders. that's what they did for aig. david: by the way, i'm curious, ralph, did you stand up for gm bondholders who were shafted in the auto bailout. >> yes. i don't like injustice anywhere, whether government, marketplace, wherever, military, yes which is why i want to ask another question about the irs scandal. you know very well like you do, you were right there pushing for it, the second article of richard nixon's 1974 impeachment, t

john bonn jeff very waived the fee for fans 30 years of support.ld for 80 euros will be sold for 18 euros. practically free. ashley: 18 euros is about 25 bucks. there you go. not bad. talking of big acts, celebrities are a tough bunch to please and our next guest has made her living playing the perfect sourpuss. lori: from youtube sensation to big screen star, the one and only "grumpy cat" and her agent of course, of course. they're on their way in, to tell you how you can claw your way to the top. ♪ . ashley: from living in obsecurity as a stay at hem cat to a big screen deal, "grumpy cat" has arrived, but how does one make money being an internet cat sensation? we'll tell you. let's meet the pair who discovered the feline star the "grumpy cat"'s owner and her agent. of course she has an agent. of course the star herself, "grumpy cat". looking suitably, grumpy. lori: look at that face. a natural scowl. ashley: get out of here. tabitha, begin with you. tell me about grumpy. was she born with a grumpy face. >> she was born special. ashley: so you pu

cablevision said bonn off, and those new stocks pop, but sony, perhaps repudiating over 20 years ands in investments have mad this. is a good idea, but some say it is highly unlikely. he and difficult thing to accomplish. >> held the turnaround to the world's. you've just can't afford to do it. a shakeup or income entirely ne underestimated that's going to happen. tracy: sets a strong precedent of companies breaking up and th increasing value. >> we will see what it does. tracy: ceo rising again to an all-time high. a chief executive made it almos 10 million. almost nothing. we don't get paid that much here . well, six and a half percent more than one year before the announcement by the ap, so talking with cbs, 60 million bolland by the communications, disney's third and the viacom which owns, rounding up the top five. making the big bucks. five of the ten highest-paid ceos were from the entertainmen and media industry. ashley: gray work if you can ge it. he's all right. liz claman. taking is to the last hour of trading. she will be joined at the barclays center. fighting to revamp a

no long, as they did, 50% of the premium goes for salaries and bonn uses and other perfection -- and bone bonuses and other t. insurance companies can no longer discriminate against children with preexisting conditions. they can no longer raise year rates for no reason. they can no longer drop your coverage if you get sick. mr. president, that's what happened. but this week, for the 37th time, house republicans will try to change all that. here are a few of the other benefits already in effect that house republicans would eliminate: in nevada -- mr. president, we're not a heavily populated state like massachusetts or california or new york, but we are getting bigger. we have about 3 million people. in nevada alone, tens of thousands of seniors have saved tens of millions of dollars on medicines because the affordable care act closed the gap on prescription drugs. that means millions of seniors across this country have more money in their pockets pour food, gas, electric bills. more than 3 million young people, because of obamacare, including 33,000 young nevadans, have benefited from

"bonne "boston herald." very important distinction. >> no problem.oblem with this chief for a while. he is the first outside fire chief ever to be hired in boston, and, you know, boston is a pretty insular department, so they like their own. there is a bit of a rift there anyway. there's been all sorts of major incidents before the boston marathon with complaints he has been on the scene but hasn't taken command. obviously when the marathon bombings occurred it was a hugely chaotic scene. chief abraira was on the scene but didn't take command as in the other incidents and the deputy chiefs below him think that he should have done it. they said that's the way it's always done in the past in boston and they would have liked to have seen him take charge of the scene and, you know, the letter that you just mentioned is the result. basically saying that this is the straw that broke the camel's back of we've had enough and we need a chief that is going to be our chief in the field, in the public face of the department. >> so, dave, i just want, in defendin

think we like to look in hindsight and say we should have look'x' and it is easy to in hindsight that bonnauzy and other issues including the boston bombings. there are many things the american people cannot handle on a daily basis. it would incite a lot of and frantic concern responses. there is a degree of our system that we won't be privy to everything. i think we need to accept that. concerned about accountability but i think it would -- there was also an undercurrent of disrespect and that they that need to be added to by congress. clayton, n.c., democrats line. caller: i have been watching these things every now and then. eric holder, i don't know if people remember, but he was involved with fast and furious. he did not answer the questions on that neither. office got out of that and the president put him in another office and now he is involved with another thing. he is still not answering these questions. nobody is getting fired. nothing is happening to people. the government is just running amok. i don't understand it. nothing happens to none of them. host: 0 kelli, florida, repub

so if bonn -- if bob had walked the plank, the department of justice would have been leaderless. no one knew who the president might install. richardson, rug lshouse and bork all figured it would be a political shill leaving the assistants attorney general and much of the department's senior leadership to resign and crippling the department. so bob bork saved justice by saying. had he quit in protest, he probably would have been treated as a national hero and confirmed to the supreme court in 1987.ng perhaps he would have beenha appointed by president ford in 1976 to the seat that went to john paul stevens. he was on the list that edwardn levy sent to president ford of possibilities. but had he quit, the nation as a whole would have suffered. so he stayed in office in the sg's office. he was so determined not to s benefit, thato he turned down an opportunity to be appointed aso attorney general, he turned down the chance to work from then attorney general's more elegant office, he avoided the attorneyn general's private dining room, and he even turned down the attorney general's

. >> hey, bonn no, no it's not mary pat. it's chris. she didn't give you the fleece did she?othering you again but did you happen to see my fleece? >> no, governor i don't know anything about any kind of fleece. hey, hey, hillary, he's looking for that fleece jacket, you know the one that you liked that goes so good with that yankees cap you have. i'm not going to say nothing. i played dumb. i'm not going to say a word. yes, ma'am. >> the video came out a day after chris christie announced he had under gone weight loss surgery in february. he's reportedly lost 40 pounds since that surgery. ahmed buzz of a 2016 presidential run, he says the surgery had more to do with his physical health. >>> a mayor rack lows rescue, 16 days later we've got this video. the brain trust on the politics of the benghazi hearings. we'll talk about what cleveland says about america. you're watching msnbc the place for politics. left it under the hot desert sun, attached a febreze car vent clip, and let in real people. it smells good. like clean laundry. like driving through beautiful tropical... pa

already passed the ll senate by unanimous consent in twee when senator kit -- in 2003, when senator kit bonn, offered it as an amendment to an appropriations bill. i note i consulted with the department of housing and urban development on this amendment and i appreciate the technical assistance that they provided. in addition, the office of the vice president, which has been real champion for vaw with a, supports this -- have a with a, supports this amendment. -- vawa, supports this amendment. and the letter that supports the end of domestic violence and a number of several advocacy groups across america. this amendment will help women and children. it's as simple as that, really. i ask my colleagues to support it. >> thank you, senator. if there's no discussion -- there is. >> i've had a chance to vote for language like this in the past, and i would support it again. and i'd urge my colleagues to support it. >> thank you, senator. all those in favor, please say aye. opposed. the motion's carried. >> thank you, everybody. >> thank you. and next, sessions number 2. >> thank you, madam chairma

savings bonns? >> think he'll keep rung the business.erestingly, it is a successful -- social media from the new york area, from the new york area. >> i think this was fairly interesting. >> and focusing on the fact that he's a new yorker. >> by the way, this thing is being covered like it's disney cap cities and the front page of "the new york times" come on. >> if you can get a tv channel for $180 million people on the web, it worked. it works. what is he, thor? >> meyer has her own animated gif on tumblr which we can see, as well. >> this is a ceo who is -- >> she's getting it with consumers that the company heretofore has not been popular with. >> again, we're too old to get tumblr. i don't mind saying that. i remember when the i started the street.com i felt very youring. it was eternal youth. these are eternal youth sites. it's like ponce de leon. >> so i will be younger if i, in fact, start using tumblr. >> your kids will think you're younger. >> that's a good thing. >> when my daughter set up my twitter account, anybody that has

no long, as they did, 50% of the premium goes for salaries and bonn uses and other perfection -- andone bonuses and other t. insurance companies can no longer discriminate against children with preexisting conditions. ey can no longer raise year rates for no reason. they can no longer drop your coverage if you get sick. mr. presiden that's what happened. but this week, for the 37th time, house republicans will try to change all that. here are a few of the other benefits already in effect that house republicans would eliminate: in nevada -- mr. president, we're not a heavily populated state like massachusetts or california or new york, but we are getting bigger. we have about 3 million people. in nevada alone, tens of thousands o seniors have saved tens of millions of dlars on medicines because the affordable care act closed the gap on prescription drugs. that means millionsf seniors across this country have more money in their pockets pour food, gas, electric bills. more than 3 million young people, because of obamacare, including 33,000 young nevadans, have benefited from a provisio

out shipment of long range ground to ground missiles this was reportedly bound for fighters in leb bonnoncern level going forward. >> thank you. >> alisyn: all right. more news. seven u.s. troops were killed saturday in separate attacks in afghanistan. five killed when the vehicle was struck by the roadside bomb. later, afghan soldier turned his fun on the u.s. troops killing two of them. taliban claimed responsibility. it comes a week after the taliban launched a spring offensive. meanwhile, murder suspect long presume dead but now investigators say he is alive and well. he was accused of killing the daughter-in-law. fled the state park in new york after committing the murder allegedly. police thought he died in the woods because he was up able to get his diabetes medication but now they believe he survived because his remains never turned up. >> the name of the next story is labeled dorkiest in rundown. >> you read it. >> it's the proposal to leave a female geek floating on air. ♪ >> what do you think that is? >> i don't know. >> wow! >> clayton: this san francisco man used a remote h

now, when planets form, there's a lot of raw materials that go along with that, a lot of nascar bonn chemistry. you can see -- is carbon chemistry. we know that a lot of the carbon chemistry, in some places very complex chemistry, can form in the conditions that formed the planet initially. so we know that this material is ubiquitous and widespread during the formation of planets, so earth and mars got an inventory of this material. we started to find life way back on earth. on mars, who knows? actually, on earth we find places where organic chemistry is still ongoing. so if you think about it, mars is made up of carbon bonds. we're very complex bits of carbon chemistry. carbon chemistry can be done in many other places, many other ways. carbon chemistry can be very simple, the formation of amin know acids, the uri miller experiment in the '50s showed you could make quite complex carbon chemistry from simple gases and an electrical discharge. on earth we have these places like deep sea hydroventers spewing forth hot water and producing organic chemistry, and in those environments the

it is an incredible indication of what bonn dollars can do with our hearts and facilities.t is as good as anything you will find out why mca. parents come from all over. >> there are not too many pools that are still around, and this is one-stop shopping for kids. you can bring your kid here and have a cool summer. >> if you want to see some of the youth and young men throughout san francisco play some great pickup games, come wednesday night for midnight basketball. on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement. we have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information, visit >>> good morning san franciscans. >> good morning. >> we will not be deterred in memory of sandy hook and boston. we are making chicken salad out of chicken bleep. so we are going to start with a great flourish from our san franciscans. [ applause ] >> nicely done. how about a nice hand? >> now because it is 5:11. it's time to remember 1906. we need a moment of silence. a minute o

began to ap in front of instu the houses of parliament in london and the german state chancellery in bonn. moore became a friend of helmut schmidt, the west german chancellor. moore's works were selected for universities and palaces of culture, including lincoln center in new york. at the pinnacle of his career, moore had outlived the antagonists of the previous generation, charmed the media, and silenced the critical voices of his day. the next generation of artists was more skeptical. (anthony caro) i remember an article which came out soon after i'd left him, where i was interviewed by somebody, and it was headed, the greatest living englishman. a lot of young people were very irritated by it, by the feeling that henry was getting too much attention. (narrator) and the times were changing. the '60s pop artists andy warhol and roy lichtenstein shunned the previous generation's idealism to engage with popular culture, ti w and iny gh than idealism. minimalistlike danlavin developed a severe, abstract style that intrigued critics and artists. suddenly, henry moore seemed old hat. british