forcould circumvent it infringement purposes. there is a big debate that congress needs to have, but that can happen over the course of the next few years. whereas today congress can address the narrow issue about walking without getting into the very sticky dnc reform. >> let's talk about fixing the problem. are you saying you think the immediate issue of cell phone or tablets unlocking should be dealt with legislatively and to deal with a longer problems of how it works later? >> yes. >> i think the answer is yes, but if you look at the bills that have been introduced so far, some of you did not get the permanent fix that the commissioner was talking about. just overturning the decision of the copyright office and allowing them to revisit the decision does not give us the permanent fix. sureu want to make whatever happens the library of congress cannot simply perverse whenever congress might do legislatively today. >> on the cellphone unlocking issue itself, there is no reason when there is this a bipartisan consensus we should

you could circumvent 50 and sends and purposes. so there's a big debate. but that can happen over the course of the next few years were arrested a congress can address beam with without getting into the very sticky wicket. >> let's talk brass tacks about fixing the problems. when you just said that, are you saying they you think that the immediate issue of cell phone or for that matter tablet on logging should be dealt with legislatively and we still, the larger problems, how they work later? >> what does everyone else think? >> i think the answer is yes, but if you look at the loss to five bases in, the bills' 11 inches so far some of them cannot give you what was being talked about. overturning a decision by kicking the can down the road passes in one huge of -- it does not give us the permanent fix. >> the copyright office can't -- the library of congress cannot simply reverse whenever congress might do legislatively today. >> well, but on the cellphone locking issue itself, there is no reason for this sort of bipartisan consensus in that we should not

and everyone who's circumvents i think the bill would be a no-brainer but i have reservations. what if the company invest that circumvent the drm like to lew.com or netflix to allow you to extract a 302nd and piece of video but they say they will use that in a transformative manner? that talks about the distribution of the other actors come along to repurchase that to take the source code to reverse engineer the platform and build on the circumvention to make a tool. of the distinguishing between circumvention and the measures of protecting the fat content creates real challenges when it could have been for those purposes but the owner of the content enables users to make fair use so there is no need for anyone to come up with a circumvention because there is already ways to make a fair use but we should raise sat approach with the cost of distinguishing between the two. >> just to add to that, going from a policy idea is a difficult thing i know lots of policy ideas but what we have to understand is as we start to craft legislation, firms are not recipients of regulation. as s

if you're circumventing the law, that's a problem but if you're circumventing a law for a lawful purpose such as increasing the font size because you can't see very well and you want to change the oil in your car yourself and turn off the light these are lawful purposes. it's a very simple and elegant way to do it. >> i would agree with jerry. i think you should be able to write a law which allows for general unlocking for noninfringing purposes and that should be extended to not just the individual but the individual's agent or someone offering a service that helps them to do that so that you don't have to be a software engineer or a programmer in order to unlock your phone, unlock your car and get access to e-books. without that sort of law i think it becomes much more complicated if we are stuck with just the triennial review process for exemptions very many things. the idea that for example at each review every three years is it to nova review and doesn't take into account previous decisions by the copyright office. what probably harms cell phone exemption when it came in 2012. when

oftentimes it may not be technical but issues that kind of circumvent the rules so when there's a finding a request for changing a certain instance what happens >> that's part of the discipline we're trying to pit into effect. we're getting all the departments to apply like the non-profit and clear definitions about who makes the decision. so we're asking ourselves who makes the risks who moves them up? >> and your proposed budget is there a reflection of that in terms of increased needs to address that nature. >> the budget i have before you is in the indoor division part of our shop and this a has been in place since 2004. our work plan continues to develop the elevated part. i look sf open book it's easy to use. hopeful that will be well-used by many people. i want to ask you about the up integrating of the cities financial project. i wonder how much time does that take and what would be the cost. sound like a humanely project >> the scoping phase is $2 million in the coming years and 1 million from the general fund. we hope the -- from there we except a number of changes. we really wa

will there ways to circumvent that? >> the good news about this, absolutely.s about this is that -- you know, now we should really concentrate on having a comp just physical therapy, not just stroke and cardiologists to see them afterwards but involved in psychiatrists and make sure they go through some psychiatric assessment and find that they have those symptoms and intervene. sooner you recognize this and intervene, lower the chances of anxiety and depression and health issues that follow this. what is for, saying over here is that something about the trauma, that you would see, for example, wars are in the trauma, collapse of a building would be a trauma. now with stroke, when you lose the blindness, your heart rate, initial signs of stroke kicks in, that's the first trauma. then they go through the whole therapy with stroke. icu, monitor set up or afterwards, that puts pressure on them and post-stroke zone is when this really kicks in. >> even in the icu then, this could be kicking in. >> that's for because it is something called icu psychosis where we se

foreign secretary william hague denied allegations britain has been using the program as a way of circumventingore to the uk laws. >> our relationship with the united states is subject to administrative oversight. our agencies wrecked this and uphold uk law at all times. >> snowden is now hiding in hong kong, fearing retaliation from the u.s. government. he revealed his identity through the british newspaper the guardian. >> i think his goal is to end up outside the clutches of the u.s. government as long as he can, knowing very well that will likely not succeed. >> fled to hongys he kong because of its history of preserving free speech. the chinese territory also has an extradition territory -- treaty with the united states. if he returns, he could face the full weight of the u.s. criminal justice system and a government that has been aggressive in pursuit of those who leak its secrets. al jazeera, washington. >> investigators in mumbai are trying to find survivors in the wreckage of a collapsed building. five are dead and 20 are believed trapped. we have the latest. >> only the top floor of t

where i draw the line is saying that anybody, regardless of their mental state can circumvent the system and buy a firearm, i have a problem with that. and i think most americans do. i don't think anybody needs more than a ten round clip. >> reporter: 81% of americans supported background checks. >> as a nation, i hope 20 years from now we can look back and see significant shifts. >> reporter: both will be together this weekend with feinstein for a fund-raiser. it's an organization that grew out of the 101 california shootings and is dedicated to promoting responsible gun laws. >> wounds that have yet to heal. >>> and talking about our forecast, it is warm outside. >> and today is the first day of several days of seeing heat in our inland valleys. you can see, try to keep those numbers in memory this time tomorrow evening. i think what you'll find is another 5 degrees of warming. but notice san francisco and oakland relatively immune from the heatwave. inland spots continue the trend, 5 to 10 degrees of warming from what we saw yesterday. the air mass is beginning to change. it's not as

have not in a single case had a place where a government official engaged in willful effort to circumvent or violate the law. zero times have we done that. from my -- >> when you talk about the tracking, the president told charlie rose this week, what he can say, if you are a u.s. person, the nsa cannot listen to your telephone calls. i understand under the 215 program you don't listen to the phone calls. but is that statement correct? i would assume that if an nsa analyst is tracking someone in cuba or overseas, you're going to listen to the phone call, correct? >> you're asking a different set of questions. let me put first of all, the prime directive on the table. the law makes it clear. in order for the nsa to target the content of a u.s. person's communications anywhere in the world, nsa requiring probable cause and a court order, a specific court order. if we're targeting outside the united states a terrorist, and they happen to talk to a u.s. person inside the united states, yes, we would follow that law. and the min mization procedures that i think were leaked earlier this week, t

it was after reading the ordinance as proposed, i'm wondering if there are any ways to circumvent this if there is an emergency for example replacement of a sewer main which is common for older buildings that might require significant excavation. how does that look? if someone needs to do it right away. and the other thing is i'm wondering if there is any guiding plan in terms of site history, are there companies vetted or what you are the qualifications for someone to produce that site history and subsequent to that, a related question, is it possible if the health department is really taxed or if we get to the point where there are a backup in terms. we know there is a lag time between need and subsequent putting together a list of hiring an inspector. if there is anyway to have the private inspector come in and produce some sort of what the health department would in terms of the inspection of the soil, the analysis of the soil and what those -- what the guidance would be in terms of meeting those standards? >> thank you. i will start with the last one and work my way through. the q

. >> flash and java can be used to circumvent your an any and allty. >> if you're using fire fox and chrome there's software that works with certain web sites. >> your connection to that web site is encrypted so anyone spying on you can tell that you're visiting this web site, but they can't actually tell what you're doing at this web site. >> for searchs, sites like duck duck go and start are gaining popularity about people who don't want to be tracked through google. >> it doesn't log your ip addresses. it doesn't keep track of your search history. >> in the last week duck dick go has been setting new company records at more than 2 and a half million searchs a day. is privacy worth the trouble. >> i feel like the damage is done. my whole life is out there so kind of a lost cause. >> i think i would definitely consider that more, especially with all the privacy issues coming up. >> it's a trade off no matter how you decide. >> not been named on the nsa surveillance list, but we don't know for sure if the agency has access to them. after all, lawmakers who have been given more detail

history of mental illness are not legally allowed to buy guns and it enrages them and he is trying to circumvent the people and this is all happening since the 6th month marking period of the deadly shooting in knew the town connecticut -- new town connecticut. kyla campbell when i see you next i will update you. >>> he said there is a gay lobby. now this comes after a network of gay priests used black male to gain influence in the vatican. the vatican has made no comment. >>> the washington hospital had the dubious distinction to be among a handful with a worse than average death rate but they have high marks when it comes to keeping patients alive. and john mure in walnut creek will be there and kaiser permanente. >>> dave, this happened at the top of the hour, a car carrier caught on fire and the car carrier was on fire. you can see some of the black smoke rising and as we pull back, on highway 24 westbound coming from the 680 and it looks like 2 engine companies trying to get that to this fire even though there are more crews on the scene. this happened just before 5:00 and is the traffic is

circumvent the. own population it's kind of in yours and. mine arrangement this can be seen with a lot of the. security agents as in the west unfortunately what it is do however is that this somebody is speaking out about this and saying that this is not ok and the. what's been disclosed in the past two weeks is nothing short of extraordinary that will have repercussions for a long time to come which is why i'm concerned that it's turning into a cloak and dagger game of the whereabouts of edward snowden there's so many more important things on the geopolitical table right now. nothing short of stunning now in your blog for r t you say microsoft gave its master key to their customers operation to the n.s.a. do you think we should feel paranoid about any software or browser social network that we're using i think that's an excellent example of just how how deep this rabbit hole goes i mean the mass microsoft gave the master key to all its software to the security agencies essentially giving the mass a key to all its customers operations to uni

not circumventing congress, and rifling through executive orders.way to get their way in environment, they give it a pass. >> that is what he does, he does that on immigration issue, and he does that on the economy policy, that is his tactic. neil: he says they won't find common middle ground. >> this is not common middle ground that is going to destroy the economy of a lot of states, and union jobs. >> better fuel economy and industry, and involved over years, decades -- we came out okay. >> i say there is never been as exhaustive and comprehensive a program he has put together, president should have done this 17 years ago, that is when temperatures were ising according to all experts now agree, including u.n. that the temperature have been static for 17 years, you know maybe some different is happening, who knows they don't. neil: all right, there is a issue of how much we could afford, assuming the issue you point on too is real -- 59 t poo is real. i qualify thank you. but having said that, i was wondering, how poring good money after -- pourie

. >> what i am not going to be doing is to use justice department resources to circumvent this issue.e you prepared for the oath? >> i am, sir. >> he made the campaign statements official policy with the justice department releasing the ogden memo which suggests that the government would no longer focus resources on individuals whose actions were in clear and unambiguous compliance with the state laws. basically, if you were using or growing marijuana for medical purposes in states where it is legal, you would not have to worry about the feds knocking down the door. this shift led to dispensaries proliferating across states that had previously legalized it. but contradictory to what the ogden statement said in the following two years of the release, the department of justice actually increased the raids. in 2011, as the crackdowns continued, the justice department released a subsequent memo saying that the marijuana medical patients would be free from prosecution, but not industrial growers. by april 2012, the number of dispensaries raided grew to nearly 200 and resulting in over 60 f

. >> what i am not going to be doing is to use justice department resources to circumvent this issue.are you prepared for the oath? >> i am, sir. >> he made the campaign statements official policy with the justice department releasing the ogden memo which suggests that the government would no longer focus resources on individuals whose actions were in clear and unambiguous compliance with the state laws. basically, if you were using or growing marijuana for medical purposes in states where it is lae gal, you would not have to worry about the feds knocking down the door. this shift led to dispensaries proliferating across states that had previously legalized it. but contradictory to what the ogden statement said in the following two years of the release, the department of j justice actually increased the raids. in 2011, as the crackdowns continued, the justice department released a subsequent memo saying that the marijuana medical patients would be free from prosecution, but not industrial growers. by april 2012, the number of dispensaries raided grew to nearly 200 and resulting in ove

controversyource of the president at the has been able to circumvent of the shots there, that's a hugetration going forward realizes they can have their own photographer nd and put together their own -- i mean, it's propaganda, but their news package. >> they go live with their speeches -- his speeches. >> yeah. times it's in ways that's access where the state is given access to it that the photograph gerts a lot of access. the white house photographers -- it's sort of -- it's hard to blame them from their perspective. their job is not to help the press. you saw what 60 minutes is trying to do. >> what's your guess as to happen over to time. >> journalists hate when they on't get access to the press and hate it when they don't get the questions answered. i get that. get the white house don't get that they the press. help rney's job is not to reporters, its's to help the administration. that's a long-growing tension. never going to go away. >> the press secretary is to say the president lp and the press. >> at the end of the day, he's being paid by the white house. paid by the taxpayers

please don't come through the woods and all the ways you know how to circumvent our blocks. when it is safe and we can open it up, we want to open it up. but there is a process to do that. >> resources have continued to come into colorado for this fight. crews are trying to tie off some lines that they have managed to hold. they're also mopping up areas around homes that they have been protecting. arson investigators are working in the burn area to figure out exactly where this thing started. officials say they believe someone ignited this. the question now is was it on purpose or was it an accident? some of the mandatory evacuations have been lifted, but tens of thousands of people still remain out of their homes. today authorities acknowledged that people are getting impatient. they're trying the best they can. but a lot of folks want to get in there to see what, if anything, they have left to return to. gregg? >> such a sad story. so many families have lost everything. allall right. we'll check back with you. thanks so much. >>> lots of people paying attention to the weat

and transactions are monitored but those security measures can be circumvented. >> a petition is circulating on the peninsula to make a well traveled roadiver for bicyclists. the petition zeros in on belmont avenue where route for drivers headed eastbound and westbound between highway 101 and 280 with many schools on the road. cars citizen by above the speed limit leaving little room for bicyclists and they want to lower the speed limit to 25 miles per hour and add more crosswalks. the road has already been reduced in some parts in two lanes to one for bicycle access. >> chrysler is locked in a fight with washington, dc over the safety of a most popular vehicles. >> here is the bloomberg business report. >> good morning, chrysler says the jeeps are safe and is refusing to comply with the government request to recall three million jeeps after rear end collisions were linked to fire deaths. the recall would cost chrysler at least $500 million. another recall this morning from toyota, 87,000 lexus and prius vehicles because of a brake system influence. investers looking at reports on jobs and f

testify in a professional, straightforward, no one pleading the fifth no one sir culp venting -- circumventing ans, giving us a clear understand hogue the nsa program works, is in such contrast to this parade of fools and incompetents from holder at justice, to mueller at fbi to the irs parade of absolute incompetence, so we needed this. and i -- >> neil: how can you be so sure you're hearing the truth from these guys? i take nothing away from their goals each just saying, did they overstep it? do they'd overdo it? >> that's right. that's a great question, how can we trust them. we have to make that decision. i would tell you that not one time -- and i watched virtually the entire testimony. not one time did i see anyone, anyone, hem and how, try to come up with an answer. they were asked a question, gave a definitive, straightforward answer, and i will tell you, there are safeguards. listen. agree with the program or disagree with the program, you still, as an american, had to come away today feeling a little bit better about the people that are in charge of this program as opposed to the guy

animal rights advocate say psycho do nut circumventing both side of the law by acquiring it from outand by giving it away. >> it looks like they are taking advantage of a loop hole in the law. certainly a loop hole needs to be closed. >> hundreds of people made the opposition known on the face book page one person saying you just lost my business. i'll be sure to tell my friends. those leaning up to protest on line didn't show us today. >> luckily just if threats and went forward with our plan. >> all 400 of the bomb at the campbell location. self pro climbed foodie like pam couldn't wait to get their hands on the delicacy. >> it's one of my favorite. always gone to paris and had i it. >> psycho do nut has to plans to give away any more but after the big turn out they are not opposed to the idea. inzv san francisco, abc 7 news. >> coming up next on 7 news at 9:00. new charges filed against former about saint supervisor and why those charges are disrupting a plea deal already in place. >> dare that appeared harmless and turned out to be anything but. our court of sauce nearly a teena

police say many can circumvent the security measures. thieves can get rid of the phones quickly before the victim can file a police report exploratorium police say they are generally saturday fade with security at the kiosk in two mall in the city. one at the san francisco shopping center has received some 5000 electronic items. only 3 were found to be stolen. but there may have been many more stolen phones in this kiosk that were not reported by the victims. >> is that's correct. really you sell us the phone and not reported stolen. kind of difficult whether it's stolen or not. >> last year shopping center said no to a kiosk. because the company couldn't get a business permit. san bruno police tell us they concluded that the kiosk violated the state business and profession code because there was no attendant who could verify that the items were not stolen. this mall did allow one of the concerned about thepolice are security. they say thieves can use sophisticated fake picture i.d. and thumb print may wort worthless. >> put the thumb pr

how my stories were there on the fact he's going to circumvent congress to get to the epa? one.im, it is only one. if george bush were circumventing the congress to do things he wanted to do, what do you think would be the media reaction? stuart: he is bypassing congress, but you knew the answer. edward snowden, go. what is the media's response? >> they are in trade a little bit. they really don't know what is going on. but they are not really drilling down to find out, if he went to hong kong with a chinese and then goes to russia, what do you suppose the chinese and the russians are doing? everybody knows they are downloading all of our secrets, what are the ramifications of that? the media has a lot more serious investigating that because the damage is huge. stuart: we always thank you for coming on and telling us what is going on. thank you, sir. and then we have the star of "red eye" on the fox news channel. after the break we will get his reaction to the big three stories of the day, the irs, snowden, next. >> the kind of joke we hope it u won't be hearing during tonight's

all i did was go after the president, circumvent everything that was good for people.he never advocated anything for anybody. it was all about her and her self-promotion. let's be fair to michele bachmann about another number. one. she's proud of her crown accomplishme accomplishment. >> being the primary sponsor of the bill that recently passed in the house to repeal obama care. when do we count the road to repealing obama care wasn't successful. she tried to scare the american people. and she's still doing it. >> it's the crown jewel of socialism. it's socialized medicine. >> socialized medicine is going to kill the country. >> socialism is a principle that i reject and i will work to eradicate socialism. >> socialized medicine is the heart and soul and the crown jewel of socialism. >> america will never be the same. that's why we're here. we're saying, repeal this failure before it literally kills women, kills children, kills senior citizens. >> actually, congresswoman, obama care will save lives. this is the way michele bachmann plays ball. she's a fear monger, a p

and so far, not much circumspection while he circumvents the bay. >> any big epiphanies on life and philosophies, going back to basics and doing something about who i reallyam as opposed to following the status quo and selling advertising. >> reporter: the metropolitan transportation commission has given him clipper cards. today marin transit among the few that doesn't take the car. borrowed two bucks from a fellow passenger. now has something else to write about in his blog. mike sugerman, kpix 5. >> and if you would like to follow kurt on his journey, check out his blog, walking the bay trails.com. >>> sounds like a modernday john muir. this weekend i hope he finds the shade. the shadyside of the bay and some water. >> it's going to be warm. >> it already is. >> it's already warm outside away from the water. it's only going to get warmer and warmer going up temperature- wise like a roller coaster. we went down the path and now get ready for the ride back up. we'll take you to livermore in the mobile weather lab. a live report from roberta gonzales in a half hour. that's a live picture where it

the actual distance was much shorter, but the driver were be circumventing several chinese checkpoints along the way. did not have much time. except for the growing operation at prising from the ballot -- valley was still dark, but soon the sun would rise shining a spotlight and anyone had dared to flee. he get in, imagine himself back in his grandmother's bed where he had slept with his older brother and an lopez is only a few weeks before. inside the suitcase sequences news to his chest and rock to the side. for a brief moment he saw the smart -- farmers face. there was as a piece out of everything went black. nine hours and he vomited, the better remnants of the black tea singeing his truck and clinging to the fibers of his camouflage pants. thirteen hours and he urinated. a cache of warm liquid rushing down his leg. in the upside down dark his tears flowed in uncharted directions. he stared at the star of his grandmother had placed around his neck. he whispered a british prisoner in those last words he spoke. afraid to make a sound. he heard tales about tibetans who were caught bit

where i draw the line is saying that anybody regardless of their mental state, can circumvent the systemfirearm, i have a problem with that and i think most americans do. i don't think anyone needs more than a 10-round clip. >> according to a pew research poll in may, 80% of americans supported background checks. we'll be right back. denny's red white & blue plate specials are as american as apple pie. especially, the apple pie french toast. come in today for specials starting at just $4.99. only at denny's. >>> we're looking live at the city from our emeryville camera. if you want to get outside, get some exercise, walk the dog, this is your time to do it. it's going to start heating up later today. and we're not the only ones feeling the heat. a major heat wave continues to bake the southwest this morning where temperatures are expected to top 125 degrees in death valley. 122 in palm springs, and 115 in las vegas. authorities say one man was found dead in his unair conditioned home and more than 40 others were hospitalized for heat related symptoms. the all-time record of 134 degrees w

. >> the critique i've heard is there is a concern among house republicans that by scircumven circumventing call normal order, a bill going through committee, then voted on the house floor, then going to conference committee, that the president more interested in sort of scoring political points in negotiation than actually getting a bill. why not let it wind its way through the legislative process on the house side? >> the president has been very careful not to get involved in politics on this issue. to make sure he doesn't do anything that might disrun the the process. now it's really important that the house do its work. if the house is not going to take up the senate bill, it should move very quickly to pass its own legislation and get to conference. so what was most disturbing about the speaker's comments was that out of the conference committee, very specifically, he said he would not allow the people's house to work its will. he would only allow something to come out of conference committee if it had the support of a majority of republicans. that's anti-democratic. i'm afraid that co

done, but they are a huge source of controversy in the sense that the president has been able to circumventnal -- all the shots he saw, some of them were probably, the press was probably invited as well. a lot of them, the press is not beer that is a huge source of contention, that the about -- the obama administration is realizing they can have their own videographer and photographer and put together their own news package. >> they also go live with speeches. >> right. nott of times, in ways given access to, there were photographer gets a lot of access. it is hard to blame them, from from thespective, but press's perspective, what you just saw is what 60 minutes tries to do, the package of insider access and all these things. now the white house knows. >> what is your guess of what will happen over time? >> it will continue. journalists really hate when they do not get access to the press and they hate it when they do not get questions answered i get that. i also get the white house's perspective, which is, their job is not to help the press. to helpey's job is not reporters. his job is to

since it's offered for free psycho donuts can circumvent the ban on goose live pate. >>> a glazed donutndwich friday at dunkin' donuts with fried eggs and bacon between it. the calorie count is 360 calories. fewer than the turkey sausage sandwich and it's so much sweder. >> i don't know if i believe that! really? 360 calories? >> guess we'll have to try it. >>> an embarrassing moment for a 13-year-old musician. >> check it out as he plays the national anthemion the cymbal. >> whoops! >> in darien illinois, andrew tried to get the cymbal. it was broken. . he just saluted the flag. >> smart kid. >> improvising and there you go. >> where did that video come from? it must have been his parents. >> probably. >> then they put it on youtube. >> good for him. >> thank you for that. >>> 5:55. in the next half hour, chaos and coffee stains. the nightmare of conditions you have to see to believe. >> and a deadly shooting ends with a car slamming into a power pole. the problems it's still causing for one oakland neighborhood. >> i'm cate caugiran live in palo alto where a woman was attacked on her

camel orbs look a lot like the candy tic tacs, even have the same minty taste, and can be used to circumvent tobacco bans in schools. its frustrating, says sneegas, since smoking bans have been successful in getting people to give up cigarettes. >> more smokers do quit. they cut back drastically. >> they're shamed. >> and, you know, cutting back is a great first step. and sometimes they go to the point of saying, "well, i can't smoke at work anymore; it's time to quit. i want to quit anyway. it's time to quit." >> her main worry is that if smokeless catches on, people will end up like justin billings, smoking and snusing. justin billings says he may use the dissolvables or snus to try to quit cigarettes someday, but not now. now he smokes and snuses any chance he can, and i mean any chance. >> here in can brush my teeth. i can eat dinner. >> you brush your teeth with that thing in your mouth? >> it kind of doesn't make sense, but with the teeth brushing, it's either because i forgot and it's already in there and i just finish the teeth brushing. >> you're really addicted. you really are. you

anyone circumventing the justice system of the u.s. should be held accountable." terry wrote, "no.be. leave snowden alone." pamela said, "absolutely. hit them and hit them hard." the conversation continues on twitter and facebook. >>> time for the sidebar. former senator scott brown will appear with republican gabriel gomez tonight for his final rally on the eve of the massachusetts special election. it will be the first time the two appeared together as gomez makes a bid for the seat vacate bid john kerry. brown lost his own senate race in the fall. >>> gomez's rival stood side by side saturday with heavy hitter vice president joe biden campaigning over the weekend with congressman ed markey. >>> a new poll from western new england university gives markey an eight-point advantage ahead of tomorrow's vote. >>> when president obama arrived in africa, the administration decides he'll skip kenya because of political upheaval in that country. >>> 67 members of the congress joined a photo shoot for the no on hate campaign. among them democratic whip steny hoyer of maryland. you see him

johnson -- who had some clear ambition to exert more authority over the mpd -- finally resorted to circumventing the new chief. in 1967, johnson appointed walter washington, the last presidential appointment to the d.c. commission and the first one to be designated mayor commissioner. and later under home rule, the city's first elected mayor. upon appointment as mayor commissioner, washington brought in patrick murphy, former chief of police in syracuse, new york, as director of public safety. murphy launched an aggressive recruitment drive to hire blacks to the mpd and worked to implement the various recommendations of johnson's crime commission. in 1968 he orchestrated a leadership change selecting a technocrat with progressive leanings, jerry wilson, to replace layton as mpd police chief with or without the help of congress, johnson showed real determination in his efforts to professionalize d.c.'s police force. the resulting drive to recruit more blacks to the mpd and, of course, the fact that african-americans comprised more and more of the employment pool for the agency converged to produc

do you think at this stage, that the normal chain of command has to be circumvented with a different form of prosecution, so that women and men who complain can be assured that their commanding officers are not going to be involved in the decision-making. >> andrea, this has been a persistent problem ever since i've been in congress and every year, the brass comes in and the american military, there is no one more impressive than the american military. they will vow that they've changed it, they have new procedures, don't worry, zero tolerance. and every year it gets worse, the number of sexual assaults are up 35% this year since 2010. so it continues to get worse there have been a number of proposals to remove the chain of command. the military, starting with hagel and everyone else, will fight this like you wouldn't believe. they believe that in times of war, they have to, they have to control the chain of command. but i would, i support the legislation to do so as i have in the past and i think another approach that might work is to hold the commanding officers responsible for the

president clinton and robert rubin and others and how it will unemployed zero lot of workers and circumvent democratically our institutions of regulatory in on negative agencies to a concentrated form of power in geneva switzerland that operates in secret that we have to adhere to. it is not a prophetic voice but looking at reality to make sure you get your facts straight and you want to convey it to people. a lot of things we can predict and it is important because forsythe is important andover's people as early as possible i was quoted in the '70s during the surgeons -- sudden surge of oil prices and the geological survey said we will run out of oil by the year 2000 and i said the world is drowning in wheel. where did that come from? as the price goes up you get more and more economic retrieval of hydrocarbon no matter what disaster is for the environment and the world is full of hydrocarbons. just like the iraq war and unprecedented over 300 retired admirals admirals, generals, colonels admirals, generals, colonels , national security chief and diplomat spoke up to write articles and let

who at clear ambition to reform and excerpt more authority over the npd finally was ordered to circumventthe new chief. in 1967 johnson appointed walter washington ,-com,-com ma the last presidential appointment to the d.c. commission in the first one to these designated mayor commissioner and later under home rule the city's first elected mayor. upon appointment as mayor commissioner washington brought in patrick murphy form a chief of police of syracuse new york is director of public safety. murphy launched an drive to higher -- and implemented the various recommendations of johnson's crime commission. in 1968 europe yesterday the leadership changed selecting a technocrat with regressive leanings jerry wilson to replace layton as mpd police chief. with or without the help of congress johnson showed determination in his efforts to professionalize d.c.'s police force. the resulting drive to recruit more blacks to npd and of course the fact that african-americans would realize the pool for the agency converged to produce a number of tragic episodes that initially only serve to emphasize th

the response on wednesday, they say he circumvented his tax obligations be using tax havens like bulliesalking about here? charles: this guy is the best soccer/futbol player ever. forbes says he is number 10 on the list of moneymaking athletes. people don't like to pay taxes. people work for their money. spain has a serious problem. a huge tax rates. if found guilty 150% of what he owes and there is no jail time. our cases would quadruple overnight and that is what it was like. stuart: we are pointing out is an up-and-coming sport in the united states because americans watched dr. games taking place in europe. charles: it is up-and-coming. stuart: it is not a game, it is a match. charles: i'm getting there slowly but surely. i remember pele. stuart: and message from roger ailes after this. you can't say 'one size fits all'. it doesn't. that's crazy. we're all totally different. ishares core. etf building blocks for your persalized portfolio. find out why 9 out of 10 large professional investors choose ishar for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus, which

premise that all time is the same you end up really connected to human power rather than trying to circumvent it that's absolute more of tonight's conversations of great minds with dr douglas doug douglas rushkoff absolutely. i would rather as questions for people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find i feel larry king now right here on r.t. question more. it's. all about your conversations with great minds with dr douglas rushkoff to rushkoff is an author teacher and documentarian who studies the way people cultures and institutions create sure and influence each other's values he's the author of the recent book present shock when everything happens now let's get back to it dr rushkoff page one forty seven of your book i found this a way you would he had just been kind of getting into this thing of of how money came about and how our economies came about and. this was one of the most eloquent . ways of summarizing this you were talking about flow based economies and i'd like you to address that just a second you said the beauty of a flow based

house of commons that recent allegations that the government communications headquarters tried to circumvent the law to gather data on british citizens were baseless. he added that data obtained by the uk from the u.s. involving british assistant -- citizens were subject to statutory controls and safeguards. he also took questions from members. i think the matters have been very fully explored. the statements for foreign and commonwealth affairs, secretary william hague. will makermission, i a statement on the work of the government communication headquarters, its legal framework and recent publicity about it. i am responsible for the work and the secret intelligence service and the overall authority of the prime minister. secretary is responsible for the work of the security service, mi-5. over the last few days, there have been a series of media disclosures relating to the collection of intelligence by u.s. agencies and questions about the role of gchq. we have begun a review into the circumstances of these leaks in conjunction with the justice department and the u.s. intelligence communit

premise that all time is the same you end up really connected to human power rather than trying to circumvent it that's absolute more of tonight's conversations of great minds with dr douglas on the douglas rushkoff absolutely. the same story doesn't make it. news. no consequences i mean tough questions make it. the worst year for those the only white house to give a. radio guy and promote available minutes from a cricket hospital i want you to watch closely are about to get you've never seen anything like good i'm told. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture . i would rather abstractions of people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.g.p. question more. looking for every doc in the field that while we won't find it here if you're looking for relevant stories unique perspect