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. >> reporter: chris baxter's not sold. kentucky has grantedn genesis to build the ark park. >> i pass over a lot of potholes. i know a lot schools that could use some bonuses for teachers. instead, we're going to build the mickey mouse version of a bible story, and that is a little depressing to me. >> reporter: commotion rains just across the ohio river in daryl's pet shop. he says he doesn't often think about the separation of church and state, but he believes in it as he does in god. >> to mmato, tomato, what is it. if that's a theme park, it's an acceptable reason to give incentives. if it's strictly religious, i don't think you can give money. >> reporter: for "meet the press," kevin tibbles. >> reaction from our round table, david shribman, how does this sit with you. we see debates all over the country about faith in the public square which is small town and big town alike. >> we have public meetings in pittsburgh four or five times a year, and one of the them every year is on the role of religion in the public square, and we get double

granted daily news cast a defense to cricket the find more details on how well the upside. chris tilling dot com. my name. it sucks us getting scott thing people watching us get by. i did. it's a huge it's off to the end of the state. it will she is all took the view that god is to get wet. to celebrate this event. the gp group feel it yet in the historic center of the problem. we discussed the bulk of the portico and the subjugation of the cops the fiji group chairman shows a goal in his opening address underlined that it takes energy determination and belief in the future to go with less than one generation to the state of war to become fully fledged member of the biggest club but the bumper six. we admire everything has become a star and he added that the bp group has always supported cr which is european ambitions are supporters constant and other wavering because we are convinced that we are destined to belong to the same community of values we welcome you with open arms as a partner. they're very much looking forward to working with you. croatian democratic union president

grant? >> no. >> mr. brannon? >> no. >> mr. tillis? >> no. >> joining me now, chris kron, executive director of the institute for southern studies, a progressive media, research, and policy center based in north carolina. and chris, this duke scandal, the connections between duke energy, mccrory's administration, it seems to me that it is blowing up in the local media in north carolina. it hasn't quite reached the national spotlight yet, but it's casting a huge shadow over this campaign. >> well, chris, north carolina's senate candidates may be out of touch with science, but they're right at home in north carolina's current political republican leadership. this is a state that i think was known nationally for its faith and belief in science. you heard about it, leading universities, the research triangle park. but today, denial of science, especially climate science, has become a near article of faith amongst republican leaders. and i think it really starts at the top, with governor mccrory. this is a person who worked for 28 years at duke energy. he benefited from t

fallon ordered an investigation into what happened and issued an executive order granting a two-week delay in executions. chris and kate? >> wool see if that sticks and how long that stay will need to be to complete that investigation. pamela, thank you. >>> also this morning. there's universal praise for nba commissioner adam silver's decision that came yesterday to ban donald sterling for life after his racist ranting. making sterling go away doesn't seem it's going to be easy. it's not clear yet if the league can get other owners to force him out or if sterling will challenge the decision in court. meantime, the clippers had a pivotal playoff game last night at home. cnn's stephanie elam was at the staples center. she joins us live from los angeles this morning. a big win last night, stephanie, in many ways. >> reporter: a big win indeed, kate. there was a small spattering of people who did protest and still angry about the situation with donald sterling. for the most part fans came out and inside the staples center, the energy was palpable. a rousing show of support as the l.a. clippers took to the court a

granted. >> reporter: so those options he's talking about, to be clear, chris, those are military options.es in that area to send a message to russia. he says already one of the costs that russia is suffering is international isolation, that the world effectively is united against their move. the question, of course, is whether that's going to change russia's behavior. to this point it doesn't appear that it has. >> interesting he's in china. and, of course, you have all the chinese that were on flight 370. it wound up entering into the cycle of his existence there as well. what was his reaction to what's going on with the search? >> reporter: no question. there was news today, as you know, in that search. those pings reacquired. that, as he mentioned to me, is american equipment, the pinger locater being towed behind the "ocean shield." he described it to me, he said, listen, this is a good sign, considers it hopeful. he doesn't want to get ahead of things. in his words, the task is immense. he said specifically he doesn't want to raise the hopes yet of family members, that they've come t

grants for low income college students and pensions for federal workers. you can read the entire plan online at c-span.org. here is what the top democrat on the house budget committee, maryland congressman chris van hollen had to say about the ryan budget plan. this reckless republican budget cast as dark shadow over the american dream. it is a direct attack on job creation and a recipe for our nation es economic decline, quote, quote. >>> a house subcommittee is set to hear what the new ceo of general motors and the nation's top auto safety watchdog have to say about a defect in the automakers small cars that are linked to 13 deaths. we talked to a reporter about what to expect during this afternoon's hearing. >> host: thanks for joining us. >> guest: good morning. >> host: tell us a lit bit about the hearing today and the rest of the week. what are the topic that is are going to be covered? >> guest: what happens today a subcommittee on the energy and commerce committee on the house side. tomorrow is a senate consumer committee that holds its hearing. they will both have the same two witnesses. the ceo of general motors, mary barra, the acting head of the highway safety administration. and

by far the highest in the eurozone chris has also suffered a six year recession that has cost about a quarter of its g.d.p. not to mention the fact that it's been granted over three hundred thirty billion dollars to rescue in rescue loans from both the eurozone and i.m.f. now the question is this is issuing long term debt a risky strategy for greece or better yet is it risky for investors to say the yield on the ten year bond was at six point two percent and its lowest level since march of two thousand and ten but still far above what most economists consider sustainable for a country with greece's growth rate and debt load one hundred seventy six percent is a really high number now you've got a question of greece can make those payments over the long haul that's the big question there and the eurozone strategy of austerity and internal devaluation which caused the greek economy to collapse has turned what would have been a debt burden similar to that of italy's into one that's now more similar to japan's whatever happens we'll be watching. the fed uses its control of interest rates to target inflation and employment however mark and monitor as they ar