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it is a military occupation and temporary, butut after 50 yearss no longer temporary. therefore, if the occupation is illegal, so is the military hearing. they are challenging the whole idea of this court, telling us it should not be here and cannot hear this proceeding. you can see it is a risky strategy, but they believe it is a strategy the family has decided on in her defense. the next case has been put off for another month. she will be back in march, i believe. it actually could take months, because there are 47 prosecution witnesses. we could be here over and over again. rochelle: thousands of performers paraded through the street in rio de janeiro for the annual competition. just in 10was categories, including the beauty of costumes. officially ends on ash wednesday. despite the festive spirit, not everyone is a fan. city mayor marcelo crivella is an evangelical bishop and has lobbied to curb funding for the event. our reporter is in rio. this shop window -- carnival earns the city millions in tourism. but mayor marcelo crivella, a bishop of an evangelical chur

this is a fight over small details butut that's how ingrais this hasel become in washington politics. says white house lawyers are tq willing to let donald trump testify to the special counsell robert mueller if the questions are limited and don't include u questions that might lead the n president to entrap himself.ht we've talked in the past about how mr. trump has struggled to tell the truth during testimony and depositions. here he is giving a sworn deposition in a a suit he brougk against an offer where he said things that were easily disproveable. listening for any progress on daca on monday morning. an issue that's fallen off the radar for many lawmakers. seven days remain. >>> while we keep track of everything going on in we're interested in hearing what you think about it find me on twitter on scott mcgrew and there's my facebook t as h well. >>> happening today christians from around the world are descending on charlotte, north carolina, to pay their last respects to the late reverend billy graham. here is a live look in ly graha charlotte, this is inside billy graham's chil

they call it gun-control butut it's not, it's people control. voters who can't be controlled cannot be trusted. why haven't we seen such a massive increase, psychotherapist and school counselor, and a former miami-dade county judge, they both join us tonight. judge, to you first. we are going to find out a lot more in this specific case but more broadly we have seen an absolute terms a pretty big spike in shootings like this. why do you think that is? >> it would be very difficult to jump into the mind of these shooters and come up with a very simple explanation for why they are behaving that way. clearlyng society has changed ad its relationship with violence. i remember when i was growing up there is nowhere near the level of violence weav have today. we certainly had the guns back then but we didn't have the level of violence. society has become desensitized to violence and isi did see a police officer --er and parents taking a much more key role in educating their kids about right anddu wrong. we seem to have lost that line of distinction. n

we pay not only through our taxes, butut we also pay through all of the tolls.n: and expect largee cocontributitions from local, c, state governments that would also be us paying as well as the >> in the state governments are going to just be able to come up with the money. they will have to raise money as taxes as well. without any understanding of the common good, it is going to cost more people more money and it is not even going to be infrastructure where we most need it. where we most need it is repairing old bridges and old highways and water treatment facilities. but where do private investors want to see if a structure? where can the biggest return? on brand-new highways and brand-new bridges that will -- basically, skirt poor areas in this country. not only poor rural areas, but many minorityy communities. tax: in terms of the cuts, many were talking about using an amnesty for corporate profits that were being held offshore. to use that for infrastructure because that was a one-time shot in the arm to the u.s. economy, and that did not happen. most of t

fight withth her new boyfriend, another student told "the titim" he had b been close frfriends sh cruz bututut h him off after e started gogoing after and threatenening a female fririendf his. and cruz's former math teacher told "the times" he was taken withth another student to the popoint of stalking her. fellow students also said cruz was known for holding extreme political views as well. on white nationalist hate group thursday, a called the republic of florida militia claimed the gunman was a member who had trained with the militia, but the group's leader later walked back the claim. but former classmates of cruz did described him as politically extreme. a 17-year-old junior named ocean parodie told the daily beast cruz -- "for example, he would degrade islamic people as terrorists and bombers. i've seen him wear a trump hat." cruz once posted a photograph on instagram wearing a mask and a red "make america great again" hat. cnn also aired footage of a shirtless cruz wearing the same hat, shooting a gun in his backyard that was taken by a next-door neighbor. a 16-year-old junior, josh c

not only does it deny us the fruits of technical change, the fruits of all kinds of breaktkthroughs, butut, even m , what it does to us as individuals needs to be understood. and that''s a perfet transition to what i think the e solution is. most prodtitn in the united states is done by large corporations. we are a society that celebrates small businesses. there's something very poignant about that. "small businesses," we are told, "are the backbone of america." no, they're not. big business is what runs this economy. small business is a long, old story. small business, we are told, creates 3 out of 4 jobs. quite true. small businesses also go out of business on a scale that is fantastic and loses 3 out of 4 jobs. see, that little detail is left out. a small business is a very hard thing to survive. and the reason is it's dependent on big business from whom it buys many of its basic needs and they therefore control. so the big businesses are where the work and the basic employment and production is done in the united states. and how does a big business work? it's a remarkable institution.