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i think all americansnew there s something going on, bute this.nd sarah said it well on your other nwork, fox ews. it's rlly irrelevant. the issue is hat the government was doing. and these companies, they're collaborating. what are they getting in exchange? while i am not equating president obama or anye in washington to what happened leading up to the years of the the industrialists the supported hitler, the indtrialists of allowed him take power. while that is not the case, it shows you t dangers of having the government and industrwork together against the american people. meliisa: and it the classic slippery slope. thank you for coming on the program. stay out of the domestic affairs. and the policies. th have lost at least a billion dollars of the past two years, a billion dollars lost to my gone, burned up in the solar stem. an effort to sl the division failed. shocking. 280 workers are expected be laid off. oil futures briefly hit their highest levels since last september. concer fueled the early gains that oil turned sghtly negative selli

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bute are some tricky important issues to address. >> there are a series of complicated orders that needgo out. mostauction will be the complex in world history. we've are moving faster than the rest of the world. the world are looking at the u.s. to see how we handle this. >> the upcoming spectrum .uction, tonight on c-span2 >> "washington journal" continues. we are looking at your money. this morning we are looking at the bridge safety. our guest is james corless, director of transportation for america. thank you for being here. governmentfederal has a pretty strong role. some high-been profile bridge collapses. the federal government has stepped in and has taken a role in reading bridges and making sure that states look at how safe and sound the nation's bridges are. the states are in the driver's seat cooked when it comes to spending those dollars. host: we're seeing ramifications from the bridge collapsed in washington. important artery for transportation. what can we understand from that? guest: we see an aging infrastructure in the united states. the bridges are built to last abou

- although magical things that dna can clue atin on, the government, least under this law, is not butingt those things, there was a certain word that governments might overreach, and there is a good example -- about 28 states, including maryland, have laws that are like maryland's but they are all a little different. you don't get the sample back or a destroyed if you are found not guilty. to go to court and sue -- you have to go to court and sue or do some action to get that destroyed. there is definitely creep away as theat the court saw ideal maryland law, or at least a very good maryland law. there is already one on the books that strays from that and goes further and maybe brings problems for a lot of people. ,ost: eric in glendale maryland, democrats line trade. caller: hi. i appreciate this forum. you woul are doing a great job. number one, i am extremely along with the entire process, in that you have -- i'm not an expert on this, but i know there has been hundreds, if not thousands of cases that have been overturned of men and women who have been in prison for decades. and dna s

was particularly good, but based on the idea that syria was very important and not only signing a bute treaty with israel also because of serious geographic location. it does not have a lot of oil. apple were very friendly. -- people were very friendly. we did not have a lot of u.s. interest to be fair. we had a lot of interest in the countries that surround it serious, israel, jordan, iraq, turkey. i try to think a little bit about this. i kept on hearing every time we would talk about those who said we should not get more involved in syria would say "look what happened in lebanon here: lebanon caught on fire and burned down several times. those from their knowing exactly what i am talking about. in the end it is not really threaten things. i think the analogy that immediately came to mind was that for all the terrific things that happened in lebanon, lebanon is the small house on the end of the block. this is something everybody here can relate to. the block is the regional security architecture, the founder and that have divided the middle east for almost 100 years. lebanon was stab