. >> byron poe tries to enroll in as many classes as he can. >> d.a.d.s.euce, ged deuce, computer technology. >> there's a lot of programs over here for us to better yourself. i'm going to be this great -- you know, this comeback story. >> poe is serving a three-year sentence for petty theft. he also has prior convictions for vehicle theft, receiving stolen property, and burglary. but department store tvs were his specialty. >> we would actually go in walmart's, take a 40-inch tv, pick it up, open it, take it all out, take another one out, put it in the same box, put two in a box, and walk out the door. my theft was driven by drug use. i know a life consists of on a happy basis. i've actually taken my kids and enjoyed the family thing, the manly thing, but drugs take its toll. it won't allow you to do none of that. you'll give it all up for this right here. >> today's lesson is the importance of virtue. >> poe is currently enrolled in the d.a.d.s. class. today's topic is using the principles of addiction recovery to become a better father. >> honesty is th

byron and our panel is back.lucky burwell. >> i don't think it will change anything in terms of obamacare or the other operations of the department of health and human services. i think republicans know that burwell was confirmed for the omb job last year 96 to nothing. and so republicans will say well, that was a different job. we need to scrutinize this nomination more. but the fact is, the whole purpose of busting the filibuster using the nuclear option that democrats did a while back was to makethat an ae this can be confirmed. the republicans will try to use this as an occasion to investigate some aspects of obamacare, but they are really not going to get very far with it. >> alexandria? >> yeah, i agree. i think the one thing that is going to change since there is an opportunity for republicans to sort of shift the narrative on obamacare when we have seen some of these positive reports about the enrollment numbers, et cetera, these sort of confirmation hearings will be an opportunity for republicans to real

. >> commissioners byron deputy director i want to briefly introduce this item. as you saw in your staff report we've been working with the four seas development since 2011 since we entered into an agreement. a lot of time we don't spend time talking about the terms that leads to the agreement you approved those are terms at the end of last year. but at the same time we've been working on the design of the project you saw a presentation that spoke to the miksdz use developments that four city is considering the commercial development and the maker uses and the residential but they also have a team focused on the parks open space. the last item was a park that the city is developing the port through it's port that will jump start the development of pier 70 but four city development is also design a major park and public realm improvements in the southern portion of pier 70 on their 28 acres they're here to make a presentation on who their design team is and their involvement of the jane kim corner fold operations in particular the designer it designed the high lin

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after an unmarked header fired home. 10 minutes later, byron was levvel. el. -- was level. hunt raced onto a through ball before finishing past noyer. tooke second half, byron control thanks to pizarro. he put the hosts 3-2 ahead. on a roll. a header. and rounding off an emphatic second-half to make it 5-2. the important thing is that in the end we won the game. but we have to concentrate more on tuesday because we cannot let ourselves play like that against -- real madrid. >> to reach the championships, byron have to overturn a one goal deficit against real. he's not happy about their current form. >> let's take you through the rest of the weekend's result. berlin -- frieburg was tied 2-2. finished 2-2. hanover institute got pla-- hanover and stuttgart played to a dra. the draw in leverkusan means they remain in the final championships league place. now in the bottom half of the inches closerrt to safety after that draw with hanover. and nuremberg will make up the bottom three. that wraps up this edition of "the journal." the stay with us. -- please tay with u-- stay with

byron, was the attorney general poorly treated yesterday? >> well, i thought that representative gom merit was kind of snarky with him, there is no doubt about that he sounded kind of threatening when he said you don't want to go there, buddy. extraordinary exchange between them. we have to remember the house and the attorney general have butted heads before back in the clinton administration, house committee voted janet reno, who was the attorney general at the time in contempt over a campaign finance scandal at that time. this is kind of thing happens and it was kind of heated yesterday but i don't think really out of the ordinary has happened with this attorney general. >> rick, your thoughts? was the attorney general being mistreated, bull idea or is he, you know, rightfully socking them right back? >> it comes with the game. you have to know that if you are attorney general, actually if you any cabinet official there is going to be times when you go before the ritual of going before congress and getting beat up a little bit. what's inte

byron york, thanks very much. >> thank you, gregg. >>> hard to believe but tuesday marks one year sincehe deadly boston marathon bombing. coming up, we'll go in depth with natgeo in a new docu-drama taking you inside the hunt for the boston bomber. marge: you know, there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious, and a good source of fiber to help support regularity. wife: mmmm husband: these are good! marge: the tasty side of fiber. from phillips. (agent) i understand. (dad) we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. (dad) so if we sell, do you think we can swing it? (agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect. a a >>> welcome back. tuesday marking one year since the deadly boston marathon bombings that led to a massive five hahn day manhunt. national geographic channel has produced a gripping new docudrama based on eyewitness could you tell us from law enforcement, survivors, ordinary citizens whose lives were changed forever. >> he was wearin

did a great job moderating the event, the staff that was participating the lane for susan reynolds byronnaudible] renée dunbar, kim lyons, megan wallace, bill williamson, john dahle, then you homes and ricky to johnny, and i want to thank all of the particular time that afternoon to join us because their input was very valuable. susan reynolds and tim leon did a presentation on disney opportunity at the port and spoke about the rfp for the parking lot, though. 33 and have retail opportunity construction projects and service contracts. i think there was really engaging conversation around all of those areas so once again i want to thank susan and tim for doing such a wonderful presentation. we also have representatives from san francisco giants, jim g partners, and ae comm. though [inaudible] were invited but i guess we all know why the warriors did not show. i note [inaudible] have every intention of being there. each of the development representatives provided a brief description of their respective projects and stated how they would conduct community participation and outreach going fo

byron pitts with our persons of the week. >> reporter: you are looking at the hope of the nation.ikely place have come three of the most astonishing athletes this country has seen. that's lyle thompson, playing the sport of his ancestors. >> he is the wayne gretzky, the michael jordan. he is on another level of athlete. >> oh, come on. >> there's no question. >> reporter: and that's his brother miles and their cousin ty, together the most formidable threesome in college lacrosse. but for them it's more than a game, it's almost a religion. >> it's part of us. it's in our blood. >> reporter: on the onondaga nation territory where they're from, they call it "the medicine game," a game native americans invented nearly 800 years ago to honor their creator, who is everywhere. boys receive a lacrosse stick at birth, start playing the moment they can walk. many are buried with it when they die. the thompsons' father jerome, an iron worker by trade, taught them the game. no wide open nets. instead, the goal he insisted they hit, the size of a doorknob. they practice in any weather, day and

we did, however, get the byron york who was nice enough to come on. byron, the administration is going to make a fullcourt press in the rose guard ton say it's only literally sunny there, it's sunny nor healthcare law's future, but in of the vulnerable democrats are not sure. >> they're still troubled by it. obamacare is unpopular not only nationwide but also in a number of states where there's some endangered democrats trying to be re-elected. itself you look at the real clear politics average polls, obamacare has 39% approval, maybe 50, 52% disapproval, and it's been that way for a very long time. you can't even go back in time long enough to fine a poll in which obamacare had more approval than disapproval. and if you look at the states where these democrats are running -- i was just in louisiana looking at the mary landrieu race. obamacare approval there is 33%. very low in north carolina,y kay hagan, another endangered democrat is running of it's 40%. so pretty low. and other endangered democrats like mark pryor in "arrrgh" and mark begich in ala

bob cusack, the "washington post" eric blake and byron york. why is this senate majority leader getting into this fight? >> well, he is the senator from nevada. >> that's not a good reason. >> this is just really kind of outrageous. why don't reid reserve the use of the word terrorist for people who have knocked down the world trade center or blown up the boston marathon. this is completely inappropriate use of the word terrorist. if these people were occupying a small park in lower manhattan, would harry reid be calling them terrorists? my guess is no. >> why is he doing it, aaron? >> i think harry reid has been doing this for a few years now. the senate, especially like dick durbin number two embarrassed that he goes up there and let's it fly like that? >> i don't think this is certainly going to help them retain the senate in any way. harry reid is a fighter. when he questions pushed he pushes back. >> for these bundys or not for them. i mean, like he didn't have to come out and call them domestic terrorists. >> no. he didn't. it raises more

bob cusack, managing editor of "the hill" and the byron york, "washington examiner." byron, to you first, what do you think about the premise in that "wall street journal" hillary clinton's presence on the stage has sort of frozen out the possibilities for other potential democratic contend officers. >> i think it's true. i just went to the "real clear politics" average of polls a couple minutes ago, in the democratic race, hillary clinton has a 53-point advantage over the next competitor, that being vice president joe biden after that massachusetts senator, elizabeth warren. so i mean, there's hillary and everybody else. and there's a couple of things. one, it does kind of suck out all of the oxygen as far as fund raise something concerned but i think it also makes democrats a little nervous. you talk about all your eggs in one basket f she doesn't run, nobody else is anywhere close. as they really go back to zero, the starting point, if for some reason mrs. clinton decides not to run. jon: bob, six or seven years ago, hillary clinton was the sure thing, be all, end

they are not saying that they're cheerleading for the republicans, byron. >> no.cannot look at this he's of the context of the iris scandal. when you have news today that the director of the tax exempt division, lois lerner actually mentioned, maybe she wasn't totally serious. but she mentioned going to work for organizing for action which is the group that continued the work of the obama campaign after the election. you can't look at what's going at some of these branch offices without thinking of what's going on at the main office in washington and that's why i think you are going to see members of congress looking and asking for information to see if there is more of this going on around the country. they know, they believed that the sort -- the permanent bureaucracy of the government leans democratic. i think they are going to want to know more about this. >> i guess the irs has a lot of explaining to do. >> they do have a the love explaining to do. it's good that they are cracking down on such overt political activity. i would encourage everybody to go online

he depicted an idealized italian landscape and called it childe harold's pilgrimage, after lord byron'sm. in an attempt to lift the painting to the intellectual stature enjoyed by the romantic poets, turner included a fragment of byron's verse in the exhibition catalogue. (reader) "...and now, fair italy! thou art the garden of the world. even in thy desert what is like to thee? thy very weeds are beautiful, thy waste more rich than other climes' fertility: thy wreck a glory, and thy ruin graced with an immaculate charm which cannot be defaced." (narrator) turner's travels in italy, like so many of his contemporaries, were part of a phenomenon called the grand tour. the artistic and architectural legacies of ancient rome and greece were thought to ennoble the minds that contemplated them. turner recorded their beauty-- the vestiges of power in ruin, history frozen in atmospheric splendor, a lost paradise still tinged by myth. he could capture that beauty like no one else which earned the praise of his friend the painter thomas lawrence. (reader) "the subtle harmony of this atmosphere, t

>> some of the evidence includes six hours of video surveillance byron smith set up himself.hat are being played for the jury, but on the tape smith talked himself quite a bit. you can hear him rehearsing his first meeting with lawyers, and he does that before the shooting. you can hear him refer to the home invaders as "vermin," less than human. he felt he was cleaning up a mess worse than vomit. he felt he was doing his civic duty. the audio records the shots being fired. they can be heard screaming and groaning after they are shot. a point after the girl is shot when smith's rifle jams. he is heard saying sorry about that before he switches weapons and fires again, jenna. jenna: what does it look like his defense strategy is? that he was defending himself after he had already shot the intruders once? >> well, his home had been robbed before. he said among the items stolen before were weapons. you can see them build the case that they had reason to fear the invaders could be or would be robbed. he said all along he was terrified because a series of break and that his home.

byron smith is accused of murder in the shooting deaths of two teenagers. he claims he feared for his life and he shot them in self-defense. the jury is rinsing to a chilling audio recording that he made in his home. it's 6 hours long. it end long after these two deaths take place. he talks to himself afterward and in it he says i don't see them as human. i see them as vermin. what did you learn in court yesterday? >> a lot of compelling evidence came from an edited audiotape. he refers to the home invaders as vermin. less than human. he said he felt like he was cleaning up a mess, worse than vomit. he was doing his civic duties. before the shootings you can hear byron smith on the tape rehearsing his first meeting with lawyers. predicting that he was going to have a problem. martha: how important is the timing? there is long stretches in between the shooting of the first person and second one, right. >> 10 minutes between the time that nick brady came count stairs and was shot and haley was shot with a rifle. the rifle jammed. you hear in the audiotape smi

bill: byron smith accused of killing two teenagers breaking into his home. we are hearing for the first time that decided this case for the jurors. in moments. >> he sees people who are extremely violent, don't care about the law, don't care about anything but themselves. they are high on drugs. >> killed over nothing. when laquinta.com sends him a ready for you alert the second his room is ready, ya know what salesman alan ames becomes? i think the numbers speak for themselves. i'm sold! a "selling machine!" ready for you alert, only at lq.com. heather: a deadly crash shutting down part of a highway in illinois. during off the road slamming head-on to an overpass. littering the interstate with debris. no word yet on what may have caused that crash. bill: packing their bags and allowing them to testify on the hill. kathleen sebelius wants to read testify next week, but she says she will not attend. jonah, good morning to you. can you do that, can you say no? i am just not going to go. >> let's be a little humane about this. it is totally understandable why s

the man's name is byron smith. he claims he killed the teens in self-defense when they broke into his moment in minnesota in 2012. his defense team is now making its case after the prosecution wrapped. their last witness was a forensicses expert. she testified the gunman shot these teamage cows south carolina total of nine times at close range between six and 12 inches away. state law does allow the use of deadly force in minnesota. to defend yourself and your home. but the prosecutors say this crosses the line. and this, they say, is murder in the first degree. they say the man parked his truck away from his house so it looked like nobody was home. they say he waited in his base up. with an audio recorder rolling, just waiting for the teens to break in. one of them reportedly had broken in several times before and, sure enough, it happened. prosecutors say he shot the first teen the moment he stepped into the basement. they say the man then shot him again. this time in the head. at close range. more than ten minut

byron pitts, abc news, windsor locks, connecticut. >>> made all the right moves. >> yes, he did.team. he said we're uconn, this is what we do. we play basketball, we win. that's what they did. >> he fired up his guys and coached them to victory. >> what a way to take them to the stadium and say this is where we're going to win the championship. >> up next in ""the skinny" -- >> wait until you see what roseanne barr looks like these days. >>> we have more to tell but ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> time for "the skinny." much anticipated movies in the works. >> we have three to tell you about this morning. starting with tina fey and amy poehler. six years after they co-started in smash hit "baby mama", plans are unfolding for the dynamic duo to star in "the nest." the some di focuses on two sisters come home to find that their parents put the family house up for sale as they spend a final wild weekend together. >> that should be good. they are great together. >> oh yeah. >> next up, who you gonna call? how about 1989. that's the last time a "ghost busters" movie was released. now ghost busters 3 is in

. >>> a judge in oakland sentenced byron williams to 401 years in prison today.illiams told investigators he was on his way to san francisco to shoot people when officers pulled him over. a jury convicted williams on 4 counts of attempted murder of a peace officer. >>> 1 neighborhood is seeing a lot of unwelcome residents moving in: rats. the rats have been seen on north beach. the rats may have been forced out from the construction of the central subway system. a woman described a close encounter when she arrived at work early one morning. >> and could not even get out of my car. there were 3 rats right outside about this big. me and my mom and sister could not get out. we were screaming. they were actually running towards the car. people were laughing at us because we looked so ridiculous, but i was scared. >> reporter: people say the pest company has not helped so much. >>> mountain views mozila announced its ceo is stepping down because of his opposition of same-sex marriage. he came under fire because of a donation towards proposition 8. the company apologiz

seasons,e past two byron has been in a league of its own, and dominating the bundesliga, and with the term dynasty being bandied about, opponents are expressing concern . >> constant victory can be boring. interested.ot be so >> the fast-paced offense oriented playing style has swept aside all opposition along with humbling final scores. 53 german league matches without a single defeat. even their greatest potential rival, dortmund, has not challenged the juggernaut. the normally flamboyant coach offers a sobering assessment. >> none of us can influence what happens at bayern munich. we are reduced to observer status. tax munich ranks with -- >> footballnks with the powerhouses, bringing him dozens of trophies at all levels. on-field success has proven a financial bonanza as well. they have a 140 million euro budget for its players. no other bundesliga club has that kind of cash. some advise changing the rules in an effort to level the financial playing field. >> bayern munich has worked itself into this position over many years. it is a successful franchise. should we penalize them?

>> the defense made the point that byron smith never left the house.e intruders pursued him and he made the appoint that had the teenagers never broken into this house they would still be alive today. the defense also played an speaker vue with police in which smith said he had no idea if the home invaders were armed. he wasn't about to ask them or search them. prosecutors liken smith to a deer hunter who set up a blind and they used the audio in which you hear the breaking and shots and here hailey kifer suffer. >> did the defense in its closing discuss this one clean finishing shot and the implications of that? >> the defense not so much. the prosecution leaped heavy on it and the audio surveillance played and also a photograph put up of the handgun, the second weapon used, showing blood on the sight of the weapon, indicating that it had to be moved in close for that good, clean finishing shot which occurred right under her chin. >> the case has gone to the jury. we'll have updates. >>> let's bring in=jhlxbj ash, criminal defense attorney. how are

. >> reporter: byron smith has pleaded not guilty to first-degree premeditated murder, in the killingcousins, claiming self-defense. telling police he was living in fear after several other break-ins to his home. now, new testimony that could be crucial in the outcome of this case. new details in the trial of byron smith, shedding more light, on the night he killed nick brady and haile kifer. who police say broke into his minnesota home on thanksgiving of 2012. >> it's not pretty. i told them in my opening statement. it wasn't meant to be pretty. >> reporter: a stunning revelation from the medical examiner. that 18-year-old kiper had marijuana and ingredient found in cough medicine in her system. levels high enough to make her intoxicated and possibly hallucinate. >> the prosecution is going to argue that she was intoxicated. she couldn't have possibly been a threat. the defense could use the evidence to its advantage by saying, she was acting out of her mind. i really don't think at the end of the day, it affects the case one way or another. >> reporter: the medical examiner testifie

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shoup tell boehner that it seems like byron that the speaker of the house is -- i don't know -- seemsike almost every other day he sticks his foot in his mouth. is he just falling down this perpetual well? >> this one is really bad. you have to know that john boehner tells his membership -- there are 230 republicans in the house. he is their leader. he tells the leadership we're not going to do anything on immigration reform until the obama administration can be trusted to enforce the law. republicans hear that and hear never. then we find out that boehner has gone before donors in laughings and says he is, quote, hell bent on passing immigration reform this year. and then now on the tape you just played, he goes before a group in his home district in ohio and makes fun of republicans, basically says they're too lazy to get any of this done. that is not the way to build unity in the republican caucus, and also sends a message to democrats from boehner saying, i really want to get this immigration thing done but i have to deal with the crazies in my party. it's bad. >> he went on to sa

jurors convicted byron williams of groveland of four cou murder after peace officer. the 12-minute shoot-out happened on 580 in july 2010. no officers were hit. investigators say after the gun fight he was planning to go to san francisco to kill the leaders of the aclu and a nonprofit organization that works toward social change. >> two of five suspects arrested in connection with the death of a 16-year-old boy in campbell park are expected in court. it stems from a fight with a homeless man. the man, john that were, stabbed the victim ivan diaz to debt. the suspects range in age from 17 to 20, the d.a.'s office is using california law called the provocative act doctrine to charge diaz' friends with his murder. >> it's our responsibility to charge them and hold them liable for the death of that young man. >> they didn't murder him. those were his friends. why would they want harm on him. >> those arrested deny their school mates are in a gain. they are upset that that were was let go without being charged. >> a man on a bike caught opening an electrical box and cuttin

not you, byron. anyway, panel this shows how much our government really cares about the american people. the state department enemier general announcing, ready for this? the state department cannot find 6 billion, that's with a b, billion dollars of taxpayer money. they just can't find it. 6 billion. how do you lose 6 billion, rick? >> actually, really easily. if you just forget about it the problem here, this is over a six year period, not that that makes the number any less startling. they are not able to go back and piece together after the facts where the money went. which is the inspector general again someone that with for the state department says this opens the door to fraud, to abuse, to obvious waste. >> open the door so long open. a mac truck going through it. >> that's 100% right there. is palpable frustration from the ig in this report saying we don't know how to track. this what we are spending and where we are spending it. can't be able to say whether we are spending it effectively. >>

news.sports in soccer, byron shook off recent poor form, smashing five goals. gameeventually won the 5-2. it was a bad day for nuremberg. the team lost 2-0. threat of relegation is looming large. in friday kickoffs, guard edged further away by picking up a goal in hanover. stewed guard -- that guard looked for all three points. the referee called offsides. in the second half, almost a late victory for the home team, but the shot was saved by the keeper. let's take a look at all the results so far this weekend. you course -- the scores see there. off on sunday, ouster faces hamburg. things are shaping up at the end of the season. two games to go in the bottom half. troubleg is in real after suffering defeat. that is all for now on the journal. things for watching and please stay with us. -- thanks for watching and please stay with us. >> martha is learning how to deal with it. students blocking the street. security forces cracking down on every protest. families standing in line for powdered milk. if the government cannot feed its own people, it is useless, says

we have byron with the patrol specials. alan, where are you? the patrol specials they are the private security where they by beats in the city and they operate under the guidance of the police commission and they offer a service to merchants. it's rare in san francisco. we invited the heart brothers, i invited them yesterday to be here. i don't see them here. just so the public knows, those uniforms are different than the san francisco police officers. they also patrol these areas. please call line item 3, the main event. >> captain turn as, the officer in the district. >> we moved public comment until the end for the captains report. >> good evening, everybody. president mazzucco, vice-president, turm an. members of this amazing community. it's our pleasure to be hosting this meeting. thank you for allowing us the use of this community event room. the general council district known prior to 1906 later the up down district. it got it's name in the topic of contention. so now avoid this. as you can see it's a triangular district board ---er. we

and you hear another bang, and byron smith says, you're dead.ou can hear a tarp wrestling. and sounds like he's dragging nick brady across the carpet. >> reporter: minutes later, when she went in the basement looking for brady, smith shot her, too. and quickly said, oh, sorry about that. but prosecutors say he didn't stop there. >> saying oh, my god. and byron was saying nasty things amid the shotting of her. >> reporter: smith fired the shot that killed her, what he called a good, clean finishing shot. smith has pleaded not guilty. smith's attorney argue he shouldn't be held criminally responsible for the death. but prosecutors say the teens posed no danger when injured. and they shouldn't have been killed. >>> we're going to turn to the amazing rescue caught on tape. a snorkeler in rough waters, starting to drown. the snorkeler's camera was running the entire time. and abc's matt gutman has the story. >> reporter: it starts out, another day in paradise. a snorkeler wading into the water off hawaii. his head-mounted camera capturing the breatht

because byron smith was in his home, he did not have to retreat.ing arguments are expected today. this is whether or not the jury thinks the homeowner acted in a reasonable way, considering the danger he was in. guys? >> thanks very much. >>> we move to a shocking arrest for grammy winner paul simon and his wife, edie brickell. police were called to their home for an argument. and now, the two face charges for disorderly conduct. abc's linzie janis has the story. >> reporter: paul simon and his singer/song writer wife, edie brickell, are downplaying the storm that landed them in court on monday. >> it's fine. we had an argument. it's over. >> reporter: a call from their estate saturday night prompted police to investigate. then, arrest both for disorderly conduct, after finding evidence of a physical fight. >> it was a physical alternation. minor in nature. >> reporter: in a statement, brickell says, i got my feelings hurt and picked a fight with my husband. the police called it disorderly. thank god it's orderly now. >> we had an argument. and it'

and of course be available to answer any questions along with other port staff, jonathan stern and byron [inaudible]. of course the court and development team. so, the next immediate thing you would see if we are able to continue progress with the making of late is to bring this to you for approval as soon as the evening. right now our your for cover shows this committee on may 13. were doing everything we can to make that a reality. following your approval of the project there some other things to secure all the finance we talked about today. including completing the seismic loan, due diligence, taken that information to the capital planning committee approval process for the seismic loan also to the ift individual bond issue that would, the loan approvals. beyond that we would be at the board budget [inaudible] these documents and the board approval would also be required subsequent to the committee recommendation. at that point would be ready to execute the lease fully an issue port building permits would be applied for and been reviewed by port staff. concession concert as soon as th

byron in a moment to thank their one month deadlock with manchester united at home in allianz arena. and having to be andy hard courts have and the rents prolific scoring streak has finally come to an end after more than three months. the okc superstar snapped his twenty five points plus scoring streak at forty one games in his team's win over sacramento. he had twenty three points meanwhile dearth of its king who scored twenty one against uconn. he took over the number ten spot on the all time scoring list and the lakers guard steve nash has mark jackson for third in all time assists. now let's end with when they stop bball match up the next in heroes post abt of tigers in local now first in a neck since course i didn't keep it going and coming film roll holders now the day get a couple runs to come a little close but the next and he gets another shot in the six people were laid in a foreign accent. he had three in the seventh make it interesting and easy to set the next day at the bottom of the year. and that he had the other games we had auntie defeating from the sixty two lg over

experience last year you get a sea change career as he went from being the chief executive of tuna byron time go when you walk all the mccain all european shopping centers now you're on with him which is a small stop shop specializing in between in housing the actu building dead. ecologically friendly houses. what has that experience been like and want to walk part of that experience. are you bringing to you george all that standing on the opel will this be to put the sticky experience he has lied to the need for attention from the beach stupid thank you to lose their small boat back to the fronts the abuser you know it moves me to be morbid it goes much faster. you know the rounds the ropes. so it's it's a very different experience. one day on the specializing in costs to meet the team reaches the new repositioning it would cost to where. today you can be towards which basically replace concrete walls and the cocoa to give up it's free and quick a cool attractive building. it's twenty nine more insulating in kentucky consideration it's this evil trap sweet century. this puts you into wh

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byron, the lawyers don't want to meet with republicans in private.o address the committee. >> they want to address the committee. and i think there is zero chance of that. i think they will say she has had multiple chances to speak with the house oversight committee and she hasn't done it. bill: what would they accomplish if they were granted the time. >> they want to hold off a vote that would hold lois lerner in contempt of congress. congressl would ask the justice department to prosecute lois lerner for contempt of congress. so that's what they want to avoid. bill: you say this request is unusual. i don't know how unusual it is. lawyers fighting for their clients, why is it unusual. >> it's unusual to ask to address all of congress. the irs scandal was hot. lois lerner is called to testify. and there is questions about whether she is going to a$certain her amendment right to remain silent. when she sits down she gives this rather long detailed statement, makes some factual statement and professes her innocence. only after doing that plus verifying