then came the mahmoud yes studios, the walk of first name and the iconic capitol records building. now, imagine two sky scrapers eclipsing from above and possible dangers. these are artist renderings, more than 1 million square feet of apartment, hotel rooms, restaurants and shops. la city counsel approved the project this year. >> what they have planned is high-rise development and obstruction of neighborhoods. >> long time holly wood resident abrahad a is assuming millennium hollywood. they claim they withheld critical evidence that suggests it might not be safe to build there? >> this is a site that cannot be built upon much less with two sky scrapers. >> to fully understand and appreciate controversy. the millennium towers, you have to get off of the ground. right down there. at 35 and 39 stories to tall, it will dwarf the capitol records building but it's what's happening beneath the surface of the street that is causing the most concern. >> the hollywood fault is about at this location here. >> john parish is the state's leading geologist? >> we are talking about surface rupt

really funny you recorded lot of capitol records and yeah we record. a lot of the music in two places one place is box studios and a lot of capitol records which was a real thrill when you were a kid i mean gabble rogers must have been. building yeah to me it still is in fact . my favorite like one of my favorite stretches of driving in los angeles is the one zero one freeway when you're near vine and you can see all of the buildings and especially capitol records it's it's i mean that it just every time i look at him it just kind of gives me goosebumps just night of fun work and it was for me a dream come true he was in the great television series on h.b.o. bored to death it was so crazy that's link it with. what jonathan ames who created that show he's my other best friend in the world and we met on that show and he married my wife and i in fact he got ordained and married us and. that show was the great ted danson zach galifianakis is the thing where lucky to say that those are my dear like all the years he is three years in and it's it was the best

dwarfing the claimed capitol record.es beneath the surface of the earth, joining us now from los angeles. i this i do know what the issue is, but i will let you explain it. >> the issue is directly behind me and beneath me, you can see the records building. would be on either side of the records building. what really gets to the heart of this matter is opponents says it is inherently unsafe. imagine hollywood before all of this, when it was citrus groves for as far as the eye could see, then came the walk of feign, and the iconic capitol records building. now, imagine two sky scrapers eclipsing the view from above, and overshadowing possible dangers lying beneath. these are more than 1 million square feet of apartments, hotel rooms, restaurants and shops. l.a. city council approved the project this year. >> what they have planned is high-rise development, instruction of neighborhoods. >> so long time hollywood resident is suing both the city and the developer. he is joined by rah coalition of homeowners and businesses wh

then the movie studios, the walk of fame and the iconic capitol records. now imagine two skye scrapers eclipsing the bill from above, overshadowing dangers beneath. these are the representedering of the millenium towers, more than 1 million square feet of apartments, hotel rooms, restaurants and shops. la city council approved the project this year. >> what they have planned is high-rise development and destruction of neighbourhoods. >> so long-time hollywood res department george abrahams is suing the city and the developer, millenium towers hollywood. he is joined by a coalition of home owners and businesses, claiming they withheld critical information and evidence that suggest this mite not be safe to build there. >> this is a site that cannot be built upon much less with two skye scrapers. >> before we understand and appreciate the controversy crowning the building of the millennium towers, you have to get off the ground. >> from you have here you get the best view. the proposed site for the two towers is down there. 35 and 39 stories tall it will dwar

then came the movie studios, the walk of first name, and the iconic capitol records building. now, imagine two sky scrapers eclipsing the view from above and over shade owing possible dangers lying beneath. these are artists renderings of the proposed millennium towers, more than one markos moulitsas square feet of apartments, hotel rooms and shops. l.a. city council approved the project this year. >> what they have planned is high-rise development sand destruction of neighborhoods. >> long-time hollywood resident is suing millennium hollywood, he is joined by homeowners who say they withheld critical information and evidence that suggests it might not be safe to build there. >> this is a site that cannot be built upon, much less with two sky scrapers. >> to fully understand and even appreciate the controversy surrounding the building of the mil inium towers, you've got to get off of the ground. from up here, you get the best view of the proposed site of the two towers, right down there. at 35 and 39 stories tall, it will dwarf the capitol record's building but it's what's hap

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then came the movie studios, walk of fame and capitol records building., imagine two skyscrapers eclipsing the view and overshadowing dangers beneath. >> this project will celebrate the idea of community. >> these are renderings of the towers, more than 1 million square feet of apartments, hotel rooms, restaurants and shops. l.a. city council approved the project this year. >> what they have planned is high rise development and destruction of neighborhoods. we want to protect our community. >> so, long time hollywood residents george abrahams is suing both the city and developer, millennium hollywood. joined by a coalition of homeowners and businesses who claim they withheld critical information and evidence that suggest it might not be safe to build there. >> if the towers are built, it will be a site that cannot be built upon much less with two skyscrapers. >> to fully understand and even appreciate the controversy surrounding the building of the millennium towers, you've got to get off the ground. from up here, you get the best views, a proposed site f

capitol hill. and now "on the record" is taking you inside all those hearings but, first, the hunt for accountabilityrsight committee. >> we had a several hour hearing and i still can't tell you who was responsible for the web site. i can tell you it's not the president. it's not kathleen sebelius. it's not any of the people that you would think would be responsible, and there are no consequences or, if there are, i haven't seen them today. >> and down the hall, inside the energy and commerce hearing, a congressman who is a doctor going right for the you going glory.

record. what's needed on capitol hill, what's needed in the house specifically is leadership. speaker boehner needs to turn to the tea party caucus in his party and say this is what's good for the country. we've gotten to the point now where we can't -- we -- they cannot just solely look at what's in the best interest of their districts only. i don't care how safe they are in the districts. they need to look at the country as a whole. the speaker needs to push them there. if that means john boehner loses his speakership, then so be it, the country is at stake here. i'm not utopian here but at some point something has to give. >> that's easier said than done. don't get me wrong. >> i know. >> republicans have to remember this, at the end of last year when the bill was negotiated, they actually agreed to more tax increases than they ever agreed to and got no spending cuts. they lost badly. democrats have to remember if they go forward and sequester cuts take effect the impact on communities affect our constituency the most will be impacted in an undue way. both sides have incent

capitol hill. and now "on the record" is taking you inside all those hearings but, first, the hunt for accountability at the house oversight committee. >> we had a several hour hearing and i still can't tell you who was responsible for the web site. i can tell you it's not the president. it's not kathleen sebelius. it's not any of the people that you would think would be responsible, and there are no consequences or, if there are, i haven't seen them today. >> and down the hall, inside the energy and commerce hearing, a congressman who is a doctor going right for the you going glory. -- jugular. >> in this many never-ending distraction for the last few years. >> just minutes those business owners go "on the record." plus, president obama claims republicans don't have solutions. they say that's not true. they were out swinging in the ways and means committee hearing today. >> mr. president, here we are, we have got a better idea. so give me a call. we have asked, haven't heard a word. so my phone number in the office 225-4510. >> well, the president says republicans don't have ideas. is that true? hou

major flooding killed five people in kentucky record highs stretched from the nation's capitol no nework city. >>> today is the last day so sign up for health insurance at if affordable health care act if you want coverage to start at the beginning of next year. healthcare.gov can handle last minute traffic. if you missed the deadline. you have time to sign up. march 31st is the deadline to enroll to avoid paying a fee for not having health insurance. >>> president obama deployed 46 troops to the war torn country to help evacuate americans. 15 americans were evacuated from the u.n. compound as rebels surrounded the town. 45 troops with ur deployed liassic to supply security for the embassy. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of southern california. pictures of a tour bus in l.a. this is off the ten freeway in baldwin park boulevard. the bus went through a fence hitting a water main and a light post. it's quite a mess. passengers stuck for some time as the only exit was blocked. 39 people including the bus driver were injured. 13 people taken to local hospitals with minor to m

record. at the risk of losing friends on capitol hill.ns oversight, work being done, doesn't mean after the fact. that's how the president and people at the white house are treating it. it is 100% true president obama and kathleen sebelius are responsible for the roleout and they are up to their eyeballs for this debacle. congress was responsible for the oversight right from the get-go. congress should have been scrutinizing each step of the way so the obama administration towed the line and didn't inflict us with this mess it now has. don't tell me the obama administration would not cooperate with oversight and dragging its feet or readily answer the document requests. i know that's true, the obama administration has been anything but transparent. here's what congressman trey gowdy and others want to pull our hair out. congress has subpoena power and could have demanded these answers everyday without delay and busted through the disgraceful obama gamesmanship. congressional oversight is no longer oversight. it is aftersight. too late, no

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record, personally. i leave my office, even in the state capitol, i turn off the light switch. >> with the new hike, these pay is more than $9 5,000 annually. it's the highest in the country, although politicians do not receive pension. >>> former giants slugger barry bonds is paying up but he isn't giving up on having part of his conviction overturned. bonds has now paid a $4,100 fine in connection with the federal obstruction of justice conviction. the jury ruled the giants legend was criminally evasive during his 2003 testimony before a grand jury regarding performance-enhancing drugs. the sentence also includes 30 days of house arrest, two years of probation, and 250 hours of community service. bonds has not started serving part of that sentence. his attorneys are now asking for another appellate court to review the case instead. >>> today the 49ers played santa instead of football, one of their best programs of the year. ask any player and they'll tell you the same thing. part of the team's annual holiday cheer program. there's anquan boldin, wide receiver. each player paired up a child from a low-

capitol. crews hauled it in from washington state. >>> how about a gingerbread house big enough to live in. guinness confirmed this masterpiece earned the world recordfor the largest gingerbread house. the it measures more than 39,000 cubic feet with a garage that in san francisco, is 1.5. >> oh, my gosh. >> don't you think? >> that's a gingerbread house? >> that's a gingerbread mansion. >> can you imagine the smell? you can probably smell it for blocks away. >> i would be eating it from the inside-out. >> thanks for joining us tonight. stay warm. >> bye-bye. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring ric

record about prescription painkillers but no one would talk to us. >> i want to get back to all the medication. >> reporter: it is drawing interest on capitol hill. in march, the va's undersecretary for health testified before the senate committee on veterans affairs. >> let me deal first with opioids which is the most dangerous of our -- >> he says the va uses opiates only as a last resort. >> when you are not able to manage the pain, it's opioids and there are careful protocols about how that prescribes should be done. >> but the data shows the rate of prescriptions for opiates continues to rise. and across the country, we found veterans addicted to painkillers they got from the va. in new hampshire, tim is trying to stay clean. he served in iraq and afghanistan. two years after he came home he went to the va for help. the va doctors have provided him with 4,000 oxycodone pills. >> i thought they were okay. the doctor was prescribing it to me. if they are giving it to me, i'm going to take it. [ bleep ] if it makes me feel good i'm going to take 15 of them. >> he deployed to faluja. he took the pills to blot out the guilt and shame of surviving

record" right now. >>> this is a fox news alert. a budget deal on capitol hill. house budget committee chair paul ryan and senate budget committee chair patty murray hammering out the two-year agreement. if passed, it would avoid a government shutdown on january 15th. in just a few minutes congressman paul ryan will be here to go "on the record." >>> right now there is a doctor in the house but not for long. obamacare is trampling all over him, how? family doctor joins us. good evening, sir. >> good evening to you. >> let me start first with a copy of the ad you put in the newspaper saying that you are shutting down your business why did you put

record" right now. >>> this is a fox news alert. a budget deal on capitol hill. house budget committee chair paul ryan and senate budget committee chair patty murray hammering out the two-year agreement. if passed, it would avoid a government shutdown on january 15th. in just a few minutes congressman paul ryan will be here to go "on the record." >>> right now there is a doctor in the house but not for long. obamacare is trampling all over him, how? family doctor joins us. good evening, sir. >> good evening to you. >> let me start first with a copy of the ad you put in the newspaper saying that you are shutting down your business why did you put that ad out? why are you shutting down your business. >> okay. closer to the end of the more i realized obamacare is to have electronic medical records and electronic prescribing. i felt this was too much of a financial burden for my office to obtain. this i had to close down my office legitimately. give about a 30 day notice to my patients throughout the community. that's why i put the ad in the paper. i thought some pap

have been playing out inside of that capitol building and nine percent that is a historical low hopefully can't get much lower than that and that is not the only record low sam if you take a look so far there have been fifty seven bills and acted into law in the one hundred thirteenth legislature that is the least productive in history so a lot of records were set. not good ones this year but at the end of the year just a few weeks ago we did a budget deal we haven't had a budget. in several years is that a sign that things might be improving you know you had to give him props for that right that was that's an accomplishment that's showing some kind of a sign of being able to work together on something even if it's at the kind of the tail end of the year here but we should mention that it's by no means. there is it leaves people out and there's definitely some work that needs to be done on the issues that were not addressed in that bill for example just touching on some of the more contentious issues there are benefits for veterans a lot of benefits have been cut. federal workers they can have to pay more for their pensions and unemployment benefits

whether this is a stunt or not, which is be a warrior on capitol hill for standard drug laws, and he does support standard drug laws, his voting recordetty good on this, but it's a question of where you put your political capital. put yourself on the line, take political risk, go talk to your own constituencies about the evils and racism about mass incarceration and the prison industrial complex and then i'll start believing him. >> that's right, but chris, he can't do that. >> he cannot do that. that's exactly the point. thank you. >>> coming up next -- >> my name is nelson mandela. >> idris elba, yes, the idris elba who plays nelson mandela in a new film will be my zest right here, next. >>> this is your final warning! [ shots ] >> cease-fire! >> find the guy. you'd better find that! >> we no longer accept the authority of a state that makes war on its own people. >> march 21st, 1960, 69 black south africans were shot and killed in the township of sharpeville, protesting what were known as the pass laws, legislation designed by south africa's apartheid government to control the movement of black south africans. the laws required al

record setting trip by land air sea and others face. a limb pick. on r t r c dot com. coming up on r.t.e. on capitol hill republicans and democrats push forward on a budget deal but even with a budget this is still shaping up to be the wars congress in history and. look just ahead. and forget the get out of jail free card in california the deadline to reduce the state's prison population has been delayed they're operating at one hundred fifty percent over capacity and for the foreseeable future they will stay that way the latest on the state's overcrowded prison system coming up and philadelphia schools are taking a class in fund raising the city council will allow school buses ad buildings to be plastered with ads.

capitol. al jazeera, marshal texas. >> this was a mixed day for wall street, the dow went up about 11-points to a record high, the broadest&p 500 eded down slightly. this after the federal reserve decided to scale back part of its massive economic stimulus. investor reaction to the news has left some market watchers puzzled. luckily, we have ali velshi here, he will be talking about this and much more, and alley, this decision by the fed, why did it seem like such afford the fed pulling back. >> what can we expect to meaning higher stock prices may not continue. >> what else are you and the team looking at shaping up. >> ali velshi the host of real money, 7:00 p.m. eastern, looking forward to it as always. a aircraftly charged case is one step closer to going to trial, still ahead, why man shot an unarmed black woman in claimed self-defense, today a judge decided whether the case should go forward. and a georgia school district is now allowing authorities to store assault rifles in the schools. why some people are ask willing that will really help protect the students. welcome back to al jazeera america. here is a look at

record high after gdp data came in better than expected. and four square just raised a new funding round in series d from dsj growth and capitol group. from bloomberg studios in san francisco, larry, carolyn, have a great weekend. >> it's gorgeous. >> yes f you're going to be lugging packages around, looks like weather. >> this is great package-lugging weather. >> warmer than you'd expect for this time of the year. here is live doppler seven hd. sunny skies now and looks like now the pattern is going to be in the fore seeable future, taking a look live from our exploratorium camera across street from abc7 looking out on to the bay. these features clear tonight and chilly, then milder tomorrow. and this remains with us throughout the weekend and throughout next week. and through christmas slight shows high pressure still dominant feature, storm track flow flowing well north. notice high clouds going by, by afternoon maybe a patch or two of coastal clouds but sunny skies tomorrow, rb nice, mild day. and overnight tonight, clear skies and low temperatures into low 40s as we start to push into inland valleys lows more to upper 30s north

whether this is a stunt or not, which is be a warrior on capitol hill for standard drug laws, and he does support standard drug laws, his voting recordood on this, but it's a question of where you put your political capital. put yourself on the line, take political risk, go talk to your own constituencies about the evils and racism about mass incarceration and the prison industrial complex and then i'll start believing him. >> that's right, but chris, he can't do that. >> he cannot do that. xaz lakt paexactly the point. thank you. >>> coming up next -- >> my name is nelson mandela. >> idris elba, yes, the idris elba who plays nelson mandela in a new film will be my zest right here, next. ♪ ♪ nothing says, "you're my #1 copilot," like a milk-bone biscuit. ♪ say it with milk-bone. so i got the windows nokia tablet. it's, well, impressive. it's got the brightest hd screen, super-fast 4g lte, so my son can play games and movies almost anywhere, and it's got office for school stuff. but the best part? i got the lumia 928 for my daughter for free, with the best low-light smartphone camera this side of the north pole. dad for the win. mm! m

whether this is a stunt or not, which is be a warrior on capitol hill for standard drug laws, and he does support standard drug laws, his voting recordetty good on this, but it's a question of where you put your political capital. put yourself on the line, take political risk, go talk to your own constituencies about the evils and racism about mass incarceration and the prison industrial complex and then i'll start believing him. >> that's right, but chris, he can't do that. >> he cannot do that. that's exactly the point. thank you. >>> coming up next -- >> my name is nelson mandela. >> idris elba, yes, the idris elba who plays nelson mandela in a new film will be my zest right here, next. replaced one light bb with a compact fluorescent bulb, here, next. gest right here, next. est right here, next. gest right here, next. iest right here, next. est right here, next. uest right here, next. 3 million? the answer is... 3 million homes. by 2030, investments in energy efficiency could help americans save $300 billion each year. take the energy quiz. energy lives here. but with less energy, moodiness, and a low sex drive,y first. i saw my

record. >> why do you live in washington? >> because this is where the action is. you see behind you the united states capitol.ere the stories are. >> he needs to quit borrowing. >> if it doesn't work we are all this n trouble. >> it is a political space. >> if i go to interview senator hatch i will run into four senators. i get information from them. i meet their staff. we put it on greta wire so the viewers have a more intimate relationship. so i have the jump on every single other cable news show. they hope the people show up. i can put my hands on their throats. >> searching for clues, motivation and the consequences of try crime were staples for years but gr greta expanded the focus. now she goes wherever her curiosity leads her -- to people. >> what did natalie say? >> nothing until she was on the boat wi boat. then she was like, you're not coming with me. >> we receive a lot of the glory and the blame. >> it's impossible to shut down some rumors. >> i have a lot of experience with that. shutting down rumors isn't something i know how to do. >> greta's curiosity takes her places. >> is there a way to mea

companies, not just a federal judge who says that these collections of phone records may be unconstitutional. you have lawmakers up on capitol be done. this is -- you know, we were just talking about healthcare.gov a few moments ago. this has been quietly simmering in the background, this issue with snowden and the disclosers. i think that's going to be a very big developing order come this new year when we see recommendations from the review group and also when the court ruling, when that moves up to the next level because the justice department says the activities are constitutional. the white house says these activities are preventing the killings of americans and so forth and saving lives. but potentially a very big developing story in the new year, carol. >> all right. jim across ta and laurie segall. thanks so much for joining me this morning. newsroom will come right back. program that lets y you earn free nights in any of them. plus, for a limited time, members can win a free night every day. only at hotels.com and our giant idaho potato truck is still missing. so my dog and i we're going to go find it. it's out ther

capitol hill. coming up, i will tell you about some of the most exclusive and houses in america and how one of them set a sales record. later, the company that wants to create a new chocolate culture around the world. the chief executive joins me, coming up. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. i am pimm fox. mortgage index increased about one percent on an increase in applications that happen last week. i want to focus on another part of the market. the world's most exclusive penthouse listings in miami beach. to discuss the world of high- priced ellis day, i'm joined by the president and chief executive of douglas elliman development marketing. you handle a portfolio of current and future developments worth about $15 billion. susan, thank you so much for coming in. let's start off talking about the market in south florida. is it different than the market in the rest of the country? >> absolutely. if you think the miami heat is hot, the south florida market is hotter. have seen the prices go up exponentially in the last year and recognized an incredible record but -- record-breaking sale. robust realg a very es

record. they were wrong and handed our enemy a propaganda win. we know the republicans have held numerous hearings on capitol hill digging into this issue. we also heard from republicans in washington saying look, this report may not say that al qaeda was behind this directly, but clearly al qaeda had indicated an interest in attacking westerners and these groups affiliated and maybe loosely or directly did play a role in this attack. there are still questions raised about this new report. rosa. >> athena jones, thank you for this. >> buying marijuana may soon be as simple as purchasing milk or bread for some folks in colorado. recreational pot sales start in just a few days. up next, you will hear from entrepreneurs ready to make a big buck off of colorado's new growth industry. [ male announcer ] this is george. the day building a play set begins with a surprise twinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ progressive direct and other car insurance companies? yes. but you're progressive, and they're them. yes. but they're

record. >> why do you live in washington? >> because this is where the action is. you see mind me is the united states capitol. quit doing what he is doing, quit spending, quit borrowing. >> if it doesn't work, we are all in trouble. we were in the joint session so he could make a political statement. >> if i go to capitol hill and interview senator hatch i run into four other senators. i get to meet their staff. we put it on greta wire so the viewers have a much more intimate relationship with our show so i have the jump on every single other cable news show and they have remote satellite set them up they hope people set them up. i can put my hands right on their throats. >> searching for clues motivation and motivation for crime, greta has expanded the focus. now her show goes to wherever her curiosity leads her. to people. >> she was on the boat what's going on, you are not coming with me. >> we receive a lot of the blame. >> i have a lot of experience with that. rumors is certainly something i don't know how to do. >> greta's curiosity also takes her places. >> is there any way to measure the damage to the

record for a minute. and at the risk of losing lots of friends on both sides of the aisle on capitol hill.tell you what really bothers me. and it should bother you. oversight means oversight. an act of directing work while it is being done. it doesn't mean after the fact. but that's how congress and the white house are treating it. it is 100% true that president obama and secretary sebelius are responsible for obamacare and its rollout. all those that voted for obamacare are up to their eyeballs in responsibility for this debacle. congress, it's responsible for oversight right from the get-go. congress should have been scrutinizing each step of the way since obamacare was passed in 2010 so that the obama administration toed the line and didn't inflict us with this mess that it now has. don't tell me the obama administration would not cooperate in oversight and not appear without dragging its feet or readily answer document requests. i know that's true. the obama administration anything about transparent. here is what makes prosecutors even me pull hair out. congress has subpoena power and

it's a record day for sign-ups, thousands are visiting and enrolling now. still, the battle over the law of the land continues on capitolill. >> the president is working to fix it. we are working in the senate to fix it. we're urging republican colleagues to join us in fixing it. >> what i would say, we need to change health care but what they've done, you can't fix this mess. >> meanwhile, the white house is touting 1 million enrollments meaning twice as many people have enrolled in december than the previous two months combined. and just moments ago the obama administration confirming that president obama symbolically signed up for the bronze plan on the federal exchange over the weekend and the white house correspondent peter alexander is traveling with the president and what is the white house saying about this latest tweet? how are they explaining this? >> craig, i think he explained it pretty well. let's try to put it in more clean terms. a white house official describes this is a lot like election day, the point being in you're in line at the end of election day, you can still get your vote cast it somehow it goe

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as constantly the public approval for capitol hill are at record lows, and now we're heading into anto be very hard, if not impossible, to get major things done in an election year. we've got another fiscal crisis with the debt ceiling coming upon us and we don't know how congress is going to handle that. >> and of course patty murray's partner, paul ryan, who lost an election on the front of it and the back end somehow made a deal on the budget and didn't offend his base. he seemed to be a winner as well. seung min kim, we appreciate the time. >>> we want to show you video of that train derail maekmenderail. no one kwaz was injured but authorities are recommending evacuation of that town. there's so much oil coming out of here and there's going to be a big debate in 2014 and beyond how to get it -- whether by rail or by pipeline, but there's too much oil coming out of there. i'm not saying this is why this happened but oil comes out of here like 800,000 to a million barrels a day. >>> after the least productive congress of maybe all time, how will the dysfunction translate in the po

capitol. breaking links with russia and think the time to stop blockading government buildings and worth more than its weight in gold, historic olympic metal shatters auction records♪ our top story on thailand prime minister called an early election to stop the political crisis that is gripping the country but has not stopped the tens of thousands of protesters who want to put her out of a job and say she is running a corrupt government on behalf of her bother and they are gathered outside of her office in the capitol of bangkok and they have flooding the streets of bangkok and began marching on the complex on the northern outskirts of bangkok at the government house. now at least nine marches started from different locations on the city on descending on government house, that is the main target of the protest and wayne reports now on their progress. >> reporter: the leader of the antigovernment movement called for one more show of strength to topple the governmentments. protesters are on long journey to cross the thai capitol bangkok and call it the final battle and say the objective was cle clear. the protest started a month ago with the stated aim of returning

anti-obama wave that swept americans to power on capitol hill in state house across the country in 2010. one of the most they row victories ever recorded by the conservative move him and by the republican party. in the wake of that wave, those new tea party infused leaders use their power to prove that they weren't at all passed culture war politics. since that 2010 election, new laws restricting women's reproductive rights about that enacted in half of the states. more than 90 laws alone passed in 2011. another 40-plus laws passed in 2012. these laws imposed waiting periods and mandatory counseling. they cut off access to insurance. they target aid borgs providers with medically unnecessary restriction and republicans did pay a political price for this. at least in parts of the country. now, it was a pronounced gender gap, after all. 12 points that helped carry president obama passed mitt romney into a second term in 2012. it was also if 2012 they were what is supposed to be a sure thing, a republican takeover of the u.s. senate, in part because the gop nominated candidates like todd aiken in missouri, richard murdock in indiana, we s

capitol hill. congressional negotiators must reach a deal to fund the government for 2014. the pressure is on if are them to do it to avoid another federal shutdown. >>> another world record-settingjesse owens. ron burkle, the co-owner of the national hockey league's pittsburgh penguins bought the olympic champ's 1936 gold medal. the price, more than $1.4 million. that's the highest price ever paid for a piece of olympic memorabilia. jesse ox wens was just 23 years old when he shocked the world winning four gold medals in track and field. his win disproved hitler's claims of arianne superiority and broke barriers for generations to come. i talked with owens' daughter about the medal which owens gave to his friend bill "bo jangles" robinson and was auctioned off by the robinson estate. >> what does that make you feel that one of your dad's four gold medals is on the auction block? does it bother you at all or is that just the way it goes? >> well, it is disturbing that his medal is being auctioned off. we, as a family, just hope that it -- if whoever gets it, puts it on display and holds it in high esteem. >> it looks like that's likely to happen. a fortune of the proceeds from th

collecting the records is the only way to, quote, connect the dots, and that the agency is careful to do it the right way. >>> the obama administration is again sending key officials to capitol hill in hopes of holding off additional sanctions against iran. that as they work through a temporary nuclear deal with tehr tehran. representatives will testify before the senate banking committee today. the chairman of that committee said he will pause any efforts to levy sanctions but the house may take action as soon as today. >>> a south african man who drawn attacks for his sign language interpretation during the memorial service for nelson mandela is now twengdefending himself. activists say they don't know who he is but he tells a south african radio station he is a fully qualified interpreter who has handled big events before. reluctantly admitting he is suffering from schizophrenia. some call his performance a mockery. we will talk about that in the next half hour. >> and get to the bottom of this. >>> coming up, riots in the street of ukraine and demanding their president step down. we are live with the latest chaos. >> more news about the family stranded in the arctic cold

record albums using his magnificent voice. i heard ken burns not too long ago at an event here in washington rep respond to a question -- what is your favorite story about the capitol. he had to think. he did a film on the capitol in 1980 in congress. there was a story about ladies who came to stalk derksen outside of the door of his republican leaders' office. he said, oh, ladies -- you wish to work with me? what can i say to you? one of the ladies said, nothing. we just wanted to hear you talk. his deep baritone voice was so theatrical. this is an outdoor theater circuit. very proud of his voice. and was indeed an actor on the senate floor. but also, there's a deeply serious vein. people criticize derksen for being oliogenist. he was too inecisive. the grand old chameleon that he changed his vote, his position rather easily. i tend to think that although there's some of that, this is a man who really knew how to make the senate work the way that lyndon johnson did. >> wish we had video of him talking about the marigold. he wanted the marigold to be -- >> the national flower at the same time that margaret chase smith wanted the rose to be the national flower. so t

record lows. he's got a lot of work ahead of him. >> well, john podesta is very able. he understands the groundwork that has to be done to restore confidence on capitol hill where the president really has lost the confidence of the democratic majority. so there's a lot of work to be done. john is very able and i think will help restore that confidence. but john also does have to pay attention to the internal workings of the white house. if john is not part of the solution at the white house, and he's pushed aside a little bit, then he becomes a liability, because the white house will be dysfunctional. i think you have to look to see what kind of relationship john will have with the president and then with the chief of staff. it's really important that the president give john podesta kind of the running room to do what has to be done to make a difference. i think he's pretty able. president obama really needs his help and quite frankly, congress is looking for the president to have some mature leadership at the white house and i think john podesta may provide it. >> gloria, you and i know john podesta. he is obviously a talented political guy, knows a

unemployed is at record levels, they believe that extended unemployment insurance is just is a disservice to people. >> so do we have a sense, john, within the republican ranks on capitol hill how much of that sort of libertarian view that congressman nather is describing, the rand paul view, how prevalent is that versus how many republicans are willing to in sort of the classical sense negotiate over there and come up with some sort of a deal? >> i think the libertarian wing will take a broader hold within the party with folks like rand paul and others in the last couple of years have sort of set that stage for that. i think that there are plenty of republicans that would be willing to deal. when democrats agreed two years ago to offset the unemployment insurance, that set a precedent that republicans no longer feel that they have to be in on that anymore. in the pennsylvania, they will say fine, we will do it in emergency. now they feel they can hold that line. they're not feeling pressure from back home. particularly in the districts that are drawn if a way they won't feel that pressure. so it will be a difficult thing to move. >> man, if you have been in congress b

hold the record of this hearing open for one additional week for any further materials anyone wishes to submit. we will adjourn the hearing. >> in a few moments, kathleen sebelius testifies on capitol hill about the healthcare.gov website. in two hours, houston look at and republicans react to the announcement of the deal on the budget -- house democrats and republicans react to the announcement of a deal on the budget. 1976, the hustle and bustle of the activities. tables and desks and phones and letters in and out of the area. she was here helping run the campaign. this is where rosalynn carter helped organize the peanut brigade. it was used during his run for governor. it was a way to get the word out about jimmy carter using volunteers going door to door. it was a method that it helped him get elected to the presidency. >> watch our program on first lady rosalynn carter. or see it saturday on c-span at 7:00 eastern. >> kathleen sebelius told members of congress today that she has ordered an investigation into the rollout of the healthcare.gov website. including a review of the departments procurement and contracting standards. this hearing on implementation of the health care l

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