military congressmaners a comma show their strength. north koreans will observe another anniversary this summer, 60 years since stopped fighting in the war. >>> now, senior u.s. and chinese officials have put their heads together over north korea. they agreed they need to find peaceful solutions to the nuclear standoff. u.s. deputy secretary of state william burns met on thursday with the chinese state counselor in beijing. burns also met the vice president. >> this is a moment of considerable opportunity in our relationship, and i look forward very much to discussing ways in which we can take advantage of that opportunity. >> u.s. diplomats have put pressure on china to dissuade north korea from making further provocations. >>> chinese officials have held various high-level meetings with u.s. counterparts over the issue. japan's defense policy chief arrived on thursday in beijing. he's expected to meet with chinese officials to talk about setting up an emergency hotline among other things. the chinese have asked the japanese to keep th

and to hear it from my best friend in the whole world, comma, bald category. - well, you start in twoeeks, and they'll give you some moving money to help you get to l.a. - california? i can't move out there, and be away from all of you? no, thank you, sir-- i'll pass. - you can't pass-- jack put you up for this. if you don't want the job, you have to talk to him. - fine-- i will talk to him, and mr. donaghy will understand, 'cause he's my best friend in the whole world, comma, beautiful hair category, parentheses, strong. - and a man must leave his mother and a woman needs her bones - what can i say, nancy? i wanna be with you, i wanna take naps with you. i wanna watch you watch a hockey game. i wanna find long, red hairs in my overcooked pot roast. i love you-- i do love you. because you know that what i really am is a poor mama's boy from sadchester, massachusetts, who had to wear his sister's hand-me-down corduroys. - they were orange and had hearts for pockets. - and you like me anyway. - yeah, i get it, jack, but what are you gonna do about it? i can't share you with another woma

west, comma, texas. >> west, comma -- >> west is named after the first mayor of the town. >> yeah. you got me. i don't -- >> you're from abbott, which i know willie nelson is from. >> yeah, yeah. i'm actually from rock wall, so -- but moved to west. and i woke up this morning with the reality that i'm never going to say west, comma, texas, again in my life. you know, i'm not. and being with ems is -- you know, you don't know how people get your phone numbers. i'm on the board of west. hence, why i'm speak with you is with west ems, i've received phone calls from london, from saudi, from australia, from south africa, from literally all over the globe. of this outpouring of support. and it's absolutely amazing. >> and that's -- that's been important to you. >> yeah, that's what we wanted to convey -- or that i wanted to convey as a member of west ems. >> you can feel that support. >> it goes beyond that. whenever you are at the worst time in your life that nobody can understand and you're in the one place that means everything to you, and you realize that the entire world takes a pau

little kid, if i'm pitching coach for the giants, and they bought your data, i get spread sheets with commas and numbers, what am i able to sus out of that. >> there's a lot. the holy grail is can you tell if a pitcher is about to get injured because of the way he's pitching or may even be injured and hasn't told the team doctors about it. we know exactly where the release point is. if their mechanics change, either they have done something consciously to change it because they are trying new pitches. but in reality it's probably because they are injured or their mechanics have started to break down. they are getting tired, something is happening. they use that to diagnose. >> how do you know that from the baseball. what's the technology to show you it's spinning a certain way. >> in baseball, computer vision, cameras around. we're not actually measuring the spin but we've modelled physics of baseball pitches. we know if it's going in a certain direction following this curve, humidities and altitude we can derive to spin on the ball. >> what's the answer to that, can you tell if the pitcher

what do american kids carry in their bags full of pens and comma this comes in the wake of increasing gun violence which as thing knowing most students in the u.s. stocking up on bulletproof uniforms and is trying a new backpack the lined with ballistic material one of more on our team. and another click away online at dinosaurs all the financial services this is how some experts are now branding british banks which are turning their backs on the people in need and does everything they do themselves for the great payday lenders find out why and save deep. soul please abby martin and comedian campbell for their own humorous take on the u.s. media and now your aging some of the world's top stories here not. via. them no this is not a fifty's beside fi movie slogan it is what a.b.c. news is trying to find out when they investigated how lean finally texture of beef is produced this type of quote beef has become very widespread throughout fast food restaurants and supermarkets in the usa and has led to its south dakota based manufacturer posting profits in the hundreds of millions of dolla

living in cities hit by economic crisis here at least if they have less new arrivals or old home commas have the scenery and the see tom bottom r.t. . well next the syrian refugees who found a new refuge in this something the russian republic and in a few minutes stay with us. most people in the western world would agree that having laws that officially creates second class citizens is totally unacceptable we can look at the way jews were treated in nazi germany or blackstar in apartheid in south africa and the slavery jim crow airs in the usa as examples of legally dividing society by necessity i think most people in the e.u. with their modern sensibilities would find these practices be bob barrack and backwards but my question is that why is there to this day officially sanctioned second class citizens in certain e.u. countries or to be more accurate i should say non-citizen residents of the two million people in latvia around three hundred thousand of them are considered non-citizen residents who can neither vote nor hold public office these non-citizens are russian speakers of vario

memorial day on monday in israel washington celebrations for a sixty fifth anniversary festivities commas and iran rhetoric reaches fever pitch and the palestinian issue remains an open wound with a peace a new should know where on the horizon paula slim filed this report. the country celebrates its sixty fifth birthday but it comes against the backdrop of settlement expansion continuing it also ignores the existence of a huge palestinian population of which israel cannot control these kind of states twice and many are warning in effect in fact we see this in many editorials they threatening to turn israel into a non democratic country where doc's style of religion holds sway and there is a sizeable and noticeable upsurge in the song white religious minority in this country that is both small and does have a very vocal representation that there are real concerns over just how much power the religious have on monday the country held its national memorial day it is a day for israel's foreign soldiers as well as victims of terror there were a number of alternative memorials that were held th

takes a comma after the. sun sees itself through. ok. ok. i. international that in the very heart of moscow. with me i have dr mustafa barghouti the leader of the palestinian national initiative a member of the palestinian parliament and also a former minister of information dr thank you very much for joining us have a naughty my pleasure often obama gave his famous cairo speech four years ago you say that this is the best speech ever made by an american president particularly regarding palestinian issues four years on would you agree with the sentiments you expressed then. it was the best speech or would still say so but he didn't fall on it on the contrary he retreated from what he said was very disappointing and very unfortunate instead of pushing the israelis to stop settlements as he promised he stopped talking about the matter why do you think i think he penned down to israeli pressure from one side but also to the american establishment i think. well he had an opportunity after the second election to proceed to make american history espe

terrorist cells with counterfeit greenbacks and the rest of you think the multipurpose system in inverted commas which helps afghanistan but the question is is it if you're looking out of ports last couple of days big question mark over that you got a website to cast your vote as well. something else we're following a few tonight israel's alleged cache of nuclear arms is in the spotlight again egypt's withdrawn from the nonproliferation treaty talks in geneva monday over a failure to plan for a middle east free of nuclear weapons that clear then referring to israel it's emerged in deeds well that israel will soon get its fifth submarine reportedly capable of carrying out launching nuclear missiles i spoke to british m.p. jamie colby and he's also vice chairman of the campaign for nuclear disarmament he told me earlier that this could spark he worries a nuclear arms race in the region. israel we know has nuclear weapons and has the land by distance of over them and could have a sea basis and country in the region that has a nuclear power system. which it saudi arabia or could develop their own nu

and then finally, requested by the clerk on page 30, line 13, to add the words, appellant, comma, and after members of the public and before, quote, reparties in interest or city agencies sponsoring. so, those are the requests of the clerk of the board. so, colleagues, any comments? supervisor kim. >> thank you. wanted to appreciate all the members of the public that came out today. i thought it was a really good dialogue and discussion on multiple perspectives around what we can do to reform ceqa and also showcases how passionate i think members of the city are on the merits of the current process and what we can do to reform it. i did also want to commend supervisor wiener and his office because i know he has been working on this for many months and has been pointed out by our former president, this initiative of reforming ceqa has been taken on by several supervisors to no avail yet. i do want to respect that this is the legislation that is before us today, and tomorrow i will have an opportunity to speak more at length on the legislation that we are introducing tomorrow. and i do

developments in boston hi neil do you think the suspects but grown is suspicious enough in inverted commas to have drawn the attention of security forces before i think it is and i think you know if we can see all the time this is america on holiday or on business you know we have to force on the plane about what we're going to do that whether we're part of any criminal organizations whether we've been convicted of war crimes it's very hard to get into the u.s. as a tourist it seems to be much easier to go in but by asylum i mean is it because they're living a double life and on the face of it everything was peaceful calm there. or is it just that the security forces the police friends family that maybe should have alerted them to this overlooked it well it could be because of the chechen background me because i see as your previous corresponded was saying that the way the culture betrayed in the sort of western media american media as being russians i mean the bad guys so that if anybody is coming in chechnya they're going to be more anti russian and you beric that so perhaps the checks w

is widely seen as a textbook example of official covering the itself the play stop comma says iceland has a nothing to gain from e.u. membership i believe it's because they are against joining the euro and i believe that's what the icelanders are voting for now is not to get into the euro which is which the socialists were doing they were to go shooting back with some sticking points but i think the senators just said they don't want to join the euro they're doing quite fine with their own right now they get almost all the benefits of belonging to the european union i think they belong to their trade already there their trade you again so they have all those benefits and they keep their own currency i would say that their main problem is that they need to keep their own currency to recover just as all that is doing now in fact the last. canada is planning to coin it in a with the new do chill dollar all mine we haven't they considering topping up state coffers stopping attacks on the queen's renegade online pharmacy. and presidential perks of former french leader nicholas because he s

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so lindsay graham, comma, constitution hater. so we would say, lindsay graham, constitution hater? since you are asking kwa questi, you don't have to stand behind what you are asserting. anderson cooper, new york, next stop for bombing suspects? we don't know. we're just asking. often we get answers like this. >> central asia represent a huge chunk of the planet and if that area comes under the domination of radical islam that makes it it's job to attack the united states or to attack other countries, not just the united states, but other nonmuslim people, that will be a disaster for this -- for every person on this planet. >> the real take away from the hearing should have been that chechnya is a mass you'vely complicated place, a place of tremendous suffering and pain and violence on both the part of russian security forces. we are waging a brutal war on terror that involves kidnapping people from their homes and disappearing them and jihadists blowing up innocent civilians left and right. but also a battle that has not of yet conclusively come to our shores. in fact, this is wha

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jazeera as well because this was a network that was almost a chronicle or of spring i mean there's commas classic nineteenth century american muckraking the. you know that help feed arab spring and now you have the situation where they're cut off from a country you know so they have some growing pains that they're going through to the world from childhood to adolescence to young adulthood and there's a question now whether the you know emirs money is helping soothe the situation or make you worse so you know they have some internal issues they have to deal with so it's better for sure and it's bad for a commitment to be winners here and rima we only have a short amount of time left but this is not the first time that the iraqi government has actually shut out the media is there any indication how long this could last what it can and also what kind of repetitions that have in the future we don't know how long it will last and i don't think even the iraqi government knows how long it will last they probably took this decision until the situation is calmer in iraq and then they will weigh in

we've got some reasonable numbers on the growth rate of the economy and i say reasonable inverted commaso you make of it? >> i think we're in a period of weakness. the sequestration, the fiscal issues are having a dampening effect. we launched a payroll tax. we haven't seen full-fledged activity yet. it appears as if it's coming. i have a lower growth rate, under 2% for the entire year. >> whoa, david, thank you so much for joining us as always. we will see you again soon. thanks, david. >> thank you. imus: the dow is up 57 points, well above 40,600. okay? hold that thought, paul krugman. turns out california isn't making the comeback you were talking about in the new york times. a state auditor says that if california's finances were held to the same standards as a private business, the formerly golden state would have a negative net worth. the numbers well into the, over 100 billion dollars. we'll bring you that number at the top of the hour, just how bad is it in california? right now, we're going to tell you how good it is for the seven early movers. health insurers get more than exp

who insisted that congress pass his law without changing a comma. in the way of recommendations. so it's possible, i think, not likely but possible that we could see serious moves towards tax reform. dagen: keep hope alive. good to see you. thank you so much. be well. >> nice to see you. connell: there's a lot of talk in new york city today about the potential plan to raise the smoking age. the proposal would raise the age from 18 to 21. it wouldn't ban or they wouldn't prosecute people under 21 from smoking. they just wouldn't allow them to buy a pack of cigarettes. very early stages being thrown out by some of the local politicians but it's all over the papers and everything in new york. you might not be only losing your money at the slots. taking the scenic route from the airport in las vegas could also cost you. according to a legislative audit, vegas cab drivers overcharged their passengers almost $15 million last year. rides are meant to run up the meter account for 23% of the airport trips in 2012. las vegas cabs have not been audited in 3 1/

yeah, i dated a comma in high school. [ male announcer ] muller.he european for yummy. >>> good morning i am megan pringle. this morning police are look for a driver accused of hitting two teens. police say three teens were walking along mountain road. two were hit by a car and the driver took off a15-year-old boy is in critical condition and a 13-year-old girl is out of the hospital. wbss-- witnesses described the creek as dark colored ford expedition and anyone with information is asked to call 410-222-8573. >>> and a 16 year old boy is in critical condition this morning after being shot in southwest baltimore. the shooting happened on north ellamont streed street yesterday afternoon. police about looking for the gunman. >>> it's almost 7:30 before you head out hang on because here's lynette charles to let you know how things are looking. >> it's wet out there this morning. maryland's most powerful radar picking up on rain showers across the area. if you are around white marsh you will get wet. have the rain gear as you step out and about. a vict

you cannot have congress exempt itself from this incredibly unpopular law, which we're seeing the comma basis, as we talk about the implementation of this law, and if congress were to try to exempt itself from this either on the republican or democrat side i think you would have -- i mean protests in the streets. this country would explode if this actually became a real policy. >> henry waxman, democrat from california says the law is clear, the exchanges are set up and stabbed for members of congress to be a part of that. he says there is a lot of confusion but the law makes it clear nor how people would have to deal witness. this from john boehner's office now from his chief spokesperson, he says he is approached daily by american citizens including members of congress and staff that want to be free from its mandates. if the speaker hars the opportunity to save anyone from obama care he will. michael steale april 24th. put that with max baucus who said this law is a train wreck. this is all happening in the same week, steve. >> right. i think one of the reasons that this raised eyebro

it is one sentence long with a comma in it. >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: i grew up with guns.g it like a flag. >> stephanie: yeah it's people that call themselves [ inaudible ] that use that one phrase, and to they meant rocket launchers. no they don't. >> and we didn't want standing army back then. >> right. >> stephanie: washington was very much against that. very much against that. so they needed a militia to -- if any rebelian cropped up. and it is related to the third amendment about having to house red coats in your barn or whatever. some things need to be amended. >> stephanie: exactly. paul krugman's latest document -- [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: some people say good. he says the president's budget strategy may almost surely fail. he wrote that obama's proposal is all about the political positioning using the help of ez are klein -- or as you like to call him -- >> ersa. >> stephanie: krugman writes it will fail because there are no grown ups. the gop response tepid so far. and response from obama's own supporters has been even more negative. i think

the congress imposed a more onerous, more restrict it from a comma rules that on my ability to move moneyom ppa to ppa. i have small pdas with not a lot of money but for whatever reason decided there needed to be more over the national intelligence program. the effect of the fy 13 of her rations that did help us in that it allowed us to move money around civic and that the money into the path we are committed to by virtue of the fact were five men in before we got a bill. sowo ba dister t it. a cab structure, did allow new start,t also frommocountschss here was what many at the endf the day and of course the of sequestration was doubled because we had to take it in seven months. iraq i was. ealistic impact. >> that is helpful because it provides more of a context of things we might be able to do. again, we have a macro issue of sequestration can watch everyone recognizes it's in packs on your programs. but i stand legislative authorization not on this committee that the intelligence that could have the skinny flexibility, give you the ability whatever you type ynez spend it more wisely? >

you know, there's nothing wrong with comma commissioner kelly is doing in new york.a lot of criticism. you pick on innocent people. nonetheless, there's a certain amount of elbow room. >> how capable are other cities in the country of replicating what you just talked about in new york, also not just in terms of the skills that are involved but the costs? >> well, i was in miami and new york. not even close. no one can replicate what's in new york -- >> should they be? when you think about some of the larger issues. >> new york now -- boston is a target this time. the police foundation, a lot of private money that helps fund the anti-terrorism. i think new yorkers understand respect and support the efforts there. in other cities, you know, that's not necessarily the case. you have the manpower, resources, money, equipment. ray kelly is nice to pull off something that they can't do anywhere else in the world. >> john, thank you very much for your time this morning. we do appreciate it. the former miami police chief. john, thank you very much for your time. appreciate i

the final person, when you close the piece, the time person is a grammarian, and we talk about commafaculties. seriously. when's the last time anyone talked about parallelism. seriously. anybody who deals with me inside knows they have to talk independently and separately to a new yorker fact checker. the people i deal with are known to my editor and new yorker fact checkers. you probably read something, going the new yorker fact checkers. john mcgehee wrote a wonderful piece on fact checkers because the good ones are really good, checking things you always miss, but they talk to the people directly, and i often it's complicated. i -- some of the people, big life right now is in the face of the american people have fact checkers, and there's never been a leak or an abuse. they are anonymous, but they are known to editors. believe me, my editors are skeptical of anything i say, think, or do -- [laughter] particularly, in speeches, and so that for me mitigates the issue. i'm doing a book now that lawyers can talk to anybody they want to, and, also, i've hired independent fact checkers