when you talk about daleys, bill daley, barack obama's former chief of staff, was in the democratic primaryng to run against the current governor quinn. it was on st. patrick's day, quinn is one of the luckiest men in illinois politics because at one point bill daley of the daley dynasty was going to run against him and there was thought attorney general, lisa matigan, was going to run, they stood down. two of the great political dynasties in the state stepped down, so quinn has only nominal opposition. so, one of his big issues is that he issues is that he is already being hit by the republicans for illinois' unemployment rate. it's higher than the national average. expect after the primary tomorrow and you have a general election starting, that that will be a prime issue used against him. >> okay. roger simon, lynn sweet, thanks to both of you. great conversation. >> thank you. >>> we want to bring you more details on that breaking news out of california. the u.s. geological survey now saying the quake may be closer to a 4.4 quake. it was centered five miles northwest of westwood in the l

let's start with don knapp live in daley city. don?ncies using a lot of time and effort on this man hunt and the daley city neighborhood losing much of their standard because of it, the man hunt came up without the man police were hunting. late tonight, place towed away the car they chased away to this daley city neighborhood. families were finally allowed back into their homes around 8:45 this evening. the man hunt came up empty. >> at this point, the scene is being broken down. the suspect we are looking for is not here. >> how do you decide he is not here? >> we had as i said, the investigation unfolded, we had reason to believe he had prior contacts in the area. there were certain residences that we had made contact and he had gotten the residences. >> reporter: police were asking residents to be cautious and patient and call 911 if they heard unfamiliar noises around the homes. but the long wait to get home was beginning to wear on family. >> it is affecting me big time. i have my two kids and they are notletting me. i have a two-

we have a crew in daley city where police lead an intense search for the suspect. first live to nbc bay area kimberly terry at the hospital. >> reporter: chief greg serr take out here a couple of hours ago to let us know the officer is out of surgery, conscious and in good spirits. about 3:45 this afternoon san francisco police say two officers responded to a malicious mischief call which could moon vandalism or graffiti. the officer pulled over the suspect's car on 26th street. as one of the officers was approaching that car, police say a witness told them shots were fired. at that point police say the other officer saw the car backing up and hit its weapon hitting the car at least once as it took off. >> we heard five or six shots. initially thought they were from a bb gun. within about five minutes we heard the police sirens. >> the fire department came, applied applied tourniquet. got him to the best hospital, best doctors in the world. it looks like he'll be okay. they're going to his life. >> reporter: shortly after the shooting san francisco police found the

. >> reporter: doug daley had to pull over. the driving conditions were a bit challenging. >> it was really blowing hard as far as the wind and rain coming down. >> reporter: the wind was definitely blowing. the trees and bushes were being whipped around. the gusts knocked down this highway sign. doug daley says it was hard to maintain control of his car. >> it's like a sail, so i get blown around pretty good. >> reporter: now, there was flooding on some of the highways earlier, which made things nasty. the roads are still very wet right now. live in campbell tonight, george kiriyama, nbc bay area news. >> very good reminder. just be careful drive thing weekend. thanks, george. the rain is being blamed for a partial roof collapse today. this happened at a plastic bag manufacturer on aurora drive. no injuries were reported. the extend of the damages and when workers can return are not known. >>> the rain and wind caused some problems at sfo today and led to thousands of power outages. monty francis is live with that part of the

those accusations come from the special prosecutor's report that says daley's relatives and associates lied or gave mis- leading statements about the case. >> special prosecutor's report came out. one read the report i realized my fight was not over. >> this lawsuit will strive to answer the questions. we will strive to put the mayor and people in his family under oath. >>daley is not named in the lawsuit, but koschman's attorneys say that could change after they get more information. the bears are rejecting the notion of adding seats to soldier field in order to get the super bowl. soldier field is the second smallest stadium in the n-f-l, and it doesn't fulfill league requirements to hold a super bowl. cold weather is also an issue, even though the last one was in new jersey on an un-seasonably warm evening last month. bears executives say they don't plan to bid for it, because of those obstacles. they also say more studies need to be done before they could add seats. the shedd aquarium hosted a party to announce whether its youngest penguin is male or female. with a show of hands, m

. >> the daley family ran chicago for decades. now for the first time in more than 20 years, there's a new boss in town. rahm emanuel. >> because of the people of chicago, this is the warmest place in america. >> emanuel has come home to chicago with an impressive resume. senior aide to president clinton, spent six years in congress, and later served as chief of staff for president obama. emanuel got things done. tough. unrelenting. his enemies called him rahmbo. >> you're known as a volatile guy, a bit of a roman candle with a temper. what is the angriest you've gotten in the first 100 days? >> that i had to do this interview right in the middle of everything else i need to do. i swam this morning a mile. yesterday i swam a mile, biked four, weights, and then a yoga class. neurotic is actually a fair word about it. obsessive. obsessive about it. >> obsessive. that about sums up all things rahm emanuel, especially his commitment to shake up chicago's failing public schools. >> there's 400,000 kids that go to our schools. we have t

a daley city man temporarily stunned pat into silence. >> new baby buggy -- >> oh. >> two letters. he solved the puzzle with two letters. many people have gone is that real? look at pat is giving him a pat down there. he studies nursing in san francisco. he stunned everyone by solving it with only two letters on the board. on the today show this morning he said the trick is practice practice practice. >> the people that know me they know my skills as a puzzle solver. i have been playing online on twitter on the video games, the app, and i just know my skills prove that everything is real. this is me and my brain has been working. >> so you believe him now, right? it is that brain that earned him $45,000 and also $63,000 in winnings overall. great job there, impressive. what do you think about that, rob? >> that was amazing. yeah. the board could not even keep up. right now we're seeing our skies clear around the area. this is a snapshot of where we're going this weekend. mist in a few spots. the sea breeze has come back. the marine air back into our inland valleys. that's why today

. >>> happening today in daley city, a plan to ban e cigarettes and vendors. they will look into the ban. this will block the expansion of e-cigarette stores. they are scheduled to make that announcement at 11:30. >>> two years after the disappearance of a south bay teenager sierra lamar, the search continues on for her body. last year they released red, white, and pink balloons. this was a year to the day after she vanished. on sunday it will mark two years since she was last seen alive. two years of looking for her and disappointment. they hires a private investigator that spoke with bob redell. he joins us live this morning with more from outside of the search center. what we're learning this morning has been active every single weekend. >> it has, good morning to you. in those two years, peggy, people still come out here every saturday to go out and look for this 14-year-old girl, and now her family hired on a former depty. he tells us he have delved into the background of her alleged kidnapper. >> somebody went through that. why? >> driving around the are

will be able to sell fwlait transporimation of many of the people we are honoring today doing oen daley basis. [inaudible] into a better society and better neighborhood and ultimately a better city. so, thank you chicipe achristian fellowship for helpal reflect on this notion. i give sth floor to you. >> i humbly accept this recognize from the board of supervisors and you sprz visor [inaudible] i started my educational career as a volunteer at charles drew and 20 years later i'm back at charles drew and appreciate the acknowledgment from the supervisors. [inaudible] bh they run squup say mrs. t, i read a new book or a raised my reading level or skipped 2 reading levels. i'm not at h, i'm at j that is where my heart and and thank you. >> thank you. thank you so much it is a honor for the borebd of supervisor and the city of saf and supervisor co00 to recognize the work we are doing. in 2013 our pastor tyrone hillman said this year our theme is call to serve and in order to serve we need to go out of our community to serve. where is the greatest need for the future where we can serve? it

if people drive to shopping malls in daley set the because they can't get to these businesses. the compromises that we reach on the latest staff proposals. there are a number of outstanding issues, the primary ones is the bulb outs need to be minimized. spending millions around the streetscape is not going to solve crowding on muni, it's not going to make the buses run faster. what we really need is focus on improved maintenance and service and more lines and more frequent trains and buses, thank you. joyce chin? i'm joyce chin. i have lived in this city for over 50 years and i have worked and trained here, but now i'm elderly and i'm legally blind and i have arthritis. so i need to take the bus because they don't allow me to drive anymore and there is a lot of problems when you have to walk and you have arthritis. they locate the transfer points at inconvenient place where you have to walk a mile to get to a transfer. such as on third and market and you have to go to chinatown or north beach. you have to get off that bus and cross the busy market street and then after you cros

. >> reporter: in daley city, andria borba, kpix5. >>> raymond shrimp boy chow is also involved. he's in jail now because a judge denied him bail. a new post on face book says if you want to post something on my page, keep it positive. there is too much negative in the world. he is not supposed to have access to phones or computers in jail, so someone else may have updated his page. >>> we just got word that search planes looking for the missing malaysian jet are now over the new search zone. buoy markers have been dropped in a new area of interest north of the previous search zone in the indian ocean. a chinese naval vessel will try to recover the objects tomorrow. two of the items spotted were the same color as the plane. >>> the death toll of the landslide in washington state could jump drastically. 70 bodies have been recovered, but 90 are still missing. authorities have been digging through the mud looking for survivors. even the search dogs are helping out. you can see this little guy is coated in mud. heavy rains continue to plague the rescue effort. >>> a bay area charity

. >> the suspect managed to get away and ditched his car in daley city, but sunday morning, a tip led police to the east bay and ultimately, a chase through four counties. that chase ended with the suspect being taken into custody at a san jose gas station. >> i can't say enough about our brothers and sisters in law enforcement that got this guy before he could hurt somebody else. >> the da's office says they have not gotten the case yet, so it is unclear when he will be arrai arraigned. nbc bay area news. >>> the suspect at the center of a cold case murder pled not guilty in a san jose courtroom today. 66-year-old david zimmer is accused of killing his wife 25 years ago. he and his brother were arrested friday after a new break in the case. his wife was found strangled in march of 1989. prosecutors say money is likely the motive for this murder. >>> telling people to be on the lookout for an imposter posing as a u tillty worker. police found the truck yesterday, but a safety vest, hard hat and tools are missing. workers making repairs do not normally enter homes, so if somebody asks

the mayor of daley city is developing a special committee to look into what the city can do to slow its sales. three stores are close to schools, and the products are luring young kids. >> when you look at some of the names of the products that they're pushing out, for example, gummy bears, cap'n crunch, those things are totally inappropriate. >> the mayor said he wants to ban e-cigarettes at all places where normal cigarettes are banned. e-cigarette companies say their product actually helps people quit smoking and less harmful than traditional tobacco products. >>> another tool in dealing with the drought. crews drove the 100-foot gate from the state of washington to fullsome. it happened overnight. the gate is one of 12 that will help better release water during heavy rains. folsom is a component to deliver drinking water to two-thirds of the state of california. >> we anticipate a large potential flood event coming in. we could start draining the reservoir ahead of it and allow that free space to then accept the runoff from the storm, and then thereby not have a flood. >> the gate w

. >> reporter: during searching that happened at the same time in san rafael, daley city, san pablo,and hercules, they collected three pounds of cocaine, 11 weapons, and meth. >> that is my little shopping place to go get food. and the thing that just absolutely amazing me is they are like family. they have just been gentlemen. >> reporter: in san rafael, andria borba, kpix5. >> all the suspects were arraigned in federal court in san francisco today. >>> tonight, people in dublin are saying enough already. dublin has seen a rise in home burglaries this past monday. an 80-year-old was tied up and robbed. police and the mayor held a community meeting to talk about what they should do. dublin police tell us they are close to making an arrest in monday's break in. >>> just a few hours ago, the oakland mayor gave her city speech. >> we have had four new police academies. they have been the most diverse in history. the most garage ration rates. >> she talked about the fight against crime and noted that california realtors named oakland as the top turn around city in the state. >>> tonight,

. >> >> possible link to the daley family. what about the 162 page report. the time and the police bungled the case. ever since the 2004 fight occurred the mother has constantly sought information about this case especially what happened when police officials realized crucial information. >> he was the mayor's nephew. police responded immediately with a wholesale cover up. what happened here, what happened in the days and months and years following that the initial moment is not only to a legitimate investigation but was unorganized process of covering up and concealing the truth. >> it seems to me that they did everything in their power to make the case go away. >> the man who killed david pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and is serving 60 days in jail after admitting he threw the first punch. released a 162 page report that the not find enough evidence to convict police officers. >> not interested in filing suit and only wanted to learn the truth about her son's death. >> a cover up that started with the daily family and went through high governm

buying stimulus program as widely expected after her first monetary policy meeting as fed chair janet daley said wednesday that the economy is strong enough to support continued improvement in the labor market. the program was at eighty five billion a month in december and the fresh cuts will take it to fifty five million. all yelling said that the central bank expects interest rates near zero for a considerable time after the bomb. she had said that they could start raising rates next spring. later we did other. we used to this statement is considerable period so i did i know that this is the kind of term it's hard to define but um you probably means the eyes the letter of rail six months or is that type of thing that fact right however to set the market that east saying it would look at a wide range of economic indicators to make a judgment on the economy's readiness for higher rates. it also said that it would no longer link its future decision to increase rates to the unemployment rate as the jobless rate has fallen faster than expected. despite the insurance financial markets reacted s

host: there was a lot of -- has bill daley pledged his support for governor quinn?uest: he has not taken a role in the primary. once he dropped out, the point quinn had the best luck because not only did bill daley lisa decided not to run. s, who both come --m big political families they decided not to run. host: as you look at this

rahm's rise to power started as a fund riser under chicago's previous mayor richard daley.on to the national stage when he raised millions for bill clinton. in 2006, he helped the dems win back the house. then he became president obama's chief of staff. >> as a young man, he had a serious accident. he lost part of his middle finger. this rendered him practically mute. >> four years later, he helped raise millions for the president's re-election campaign. >> fund-raising is like everything else. people invest in success. nobody says, you know what? you're doing bad, let me give you more money. >> he can raise money like it's nothing, millions. he's not getting that from average people. i wonder is there anybody in the social circle who sends their kids to chicago public schools? >> facing a massive budget deficit, the mayor's answer to funding public education is to solicit private corporations and businessmen. >> no running in the halls. >> this is the jewel of the system. if you have a mental image of what it would physically, intellectually and leadership wise look like,

long-time critic of the mayor's stance on schools, shouted at the mayor during the celebration at daley plaza. she was protesting his views on charter and public schools. the mayor tried to diffuse the situation with a little humor about his icy dip in lake michigan last weekend. >> i to say after the polar plunged i appreciate the warm response. >> emanuel, comedian jimmy fallon, and three-thousand others took part in the polar plunge... to raise money for the special olympics. today is ash wednesday, the beginning of the christian season of lent, which prepares the faithful for easter. yesterday, the "shrove tuesday" tradition of burning palms from the previous year was carried out at holy name cathedral. the ashes from the palms will be placed on the foreheads of the faithful today, reminding them of their mortality. a baby from tennessee has become the breakout star in a new workout video -- as the instructor! lilly ann is only six months old. her workout has over half a million hits on youtube. lilly ann's parents say her exercise lasts only about a minute.. and consists of somethi

host: there was a lot of -- has bill daley pledged his support for governor quinn? guest: he has not taken a role in the primary. once he dropped out, the point quinn had the best luck because not only did bill daley lisa decided not to run. s, who both come --m big political families they decided not to run. host: as you look at this republican field, illinois is traditionally a blue democratic state. can a republican who has won in the past defeat the sitting governor? the last time we had -- we have had illinois isernors -- this governor seen as vulnerable. that's why there is a lot of national attention on this race. governor lieutenant .rob laboy o going whi he is a populist. he is an organizer. is bill hiresgist deblasio's campaign manager. he is an underdog financially. steve has tremendous problems. higher than the national average unemployment rate. field is openg right now. host: there are a couple there are a couple of number primary race is shaping up including the illinois tenth congressional district. can you explain what's happening there? >> guest: t

members of the daley family were investors in that company, but they're not charged with any wrongdoing. private ride-share companies in chicago face a deadline today, to give the city their proof of auto insurance. subpoenas went out earlier this month to "uber-x"... lyft ... and "sidecar." taxi companies in chicago argue, the alternative services don't have sufficient protections for their riders in the event of an accident. the republican candidates for governor got together one last time before the primary on tuesday. state senators bill brady and kirk dillard, treasurer dan rutherford, and bruce rauner sat together for a forum last night. here is what the candidates said when they were asked for a specific way to cut spending. >> medicaid is our largest expenditure. we have hundreds of thousands of people on medicaid that are probably not a legally eligible to be on it. >> consolidate some offices. it's something i believe in. >> pension reform. protecting the interests of people in the systems saving $180 billion. 3000 more units of government than the next state after a spirit we

copies of letters of support she received from congressman luis gutierrez of illinois and mayor richard daley he said if she was arrested at that church in what she called holy sanctuary, she said, quote, she would know god wants me to be the example of the current hatred and hypocrisy of the current policy of this government. she started a group to advocate for a change in policy so kids who were u.s. citizens like her son, saul, would not be forcibly separated from their parents by u.s. deportation policy. there's a long history of people taking refuge in churches and cathedrals. back to medieval times, churches offered secure sanctuary for people who sought it for whatever reason. there's no law that makes that the case here in the united states that it's a place where you can hide from the law, but the principle of churches as places after refuge is a powerful idea. at the adalberto church, the pastor said there was no question for him the church would take her in when she asked for help. he said at the time, quote, i'm much more afraid of god than i am of homeland security. the thing is,

government agents who thought she had bought beer is now suing for $40 million. 20-year-old elizabeth daleycery store last year when officers looking for minors buying alcohol swarmed her car with their guns drawn. she didn't realize they were law enforcement and tried to get away. grazing two agents with her car. she was arrested. when agents checked her bag, they found water and ice cream. charges were dropped and expu e expunged from her record, but she filed a $feert million lawsuit against the state. >>> well, mother nature has int intervened in the dispute over flowers planted at a washington, d.c. subway station. you may recall the story wrrs last spring, daffodils popped up outside the facility. they were planted by a man called the phantom planter. they dug the flowers up saying it was much too dangerous to water the plants on that steep incline. despite a brutal winter, the daffodils survived and started popping up at the first hint of spring. the phantom planter enjoying the flowers. saying the lack of gardening prowess allowed them to return. >>> one of the first states to sign

that comes from a mail daley newspaper in malaysia. officials announced that some data on the simulate her been deleted and gave us a date for that, february 3rd. still it is unclear who deleted the information and what motive they may have had to do that we will talk much more about that this hour, because there's a really big, crucial caveat there the fbi, meantime is now examining the simulators a hard drive as well as computer hard drives belonging to both the pilot and co-pilot. as for the search, a u.s. government source tells us tonight that all evidence points to the southern search corridor. you may remember the northern one went up with the stans, kazhakistan, western china. now focusing pretty much exclusively on the southern corridor, which is are the entire swath there of the indian ocean. australia is now leading the search there, says it has narrowed its focus to the waters off of perth, which is on the south we were coast of australia. pamela brown has been following the investigation. and pamela, how seriously is the f

lieutenant colonel frank daley can't believe the honor bestowed upon him. >> incredible being recognizedened at a cracker barrel of call places. as the security camera shows, lieutenant colonel daly entered the restaurant on february 7 for early lunch. at about the same time 8-year-old miles eckart. he just found $20 bill in the parking lot. >> just sitting there? >> yeah. >> you start thinking what you wanted to spend it on. >> i decided not to. >> he changed his mind when he saw the guy in uniform. >> because he was a soldier. reminds me of my dad. >> so with his dad in mind miles wrapped the 20 in a note that read "dear soldier, my dad was a soldier, he's in heaven now. i found this $20 in the parking lot when we got here. we'd like to pay it forward in my family. it's your lucky day. thank you for your service. signed, miles eckert a gold star kid. army sergeant was killed in iraq five weeks after miles of born. all the kid has ever had are pictures and dog tags. >> this is his wedding ring. >> other people's memories. >> imagine him as a nice person. >> the dad he imagined must also

host: there was a lot of -- has bill daley pledged his support for governor quinn?uest: he has not taken a role in the primary. once he dropped out, the point quinn had the best luck because not only did bill daley lisa decided not to run. s, who both come --m big political families they decided not to run. host: as you look at this republican field, illinois is traditionally a blue democratic state. can a republican who has won in the past defeat the sitting governor? the last time we had -- we have had illinois isernors -- this governor seen as vulnerable. that's why there is a lot of national attention on this race. governor lieutenant .rob laboy o going whi he is a populist. he is an organizer. is bill hiresgist deblasio's campaign manager. he is an underdog financially. steve has tremendous problems. higher than the national average unemployment rate. field is openg right now. host: there are a couple of --mer he races shaping up primary races shaping up. guest: that's the north suburban district near lake michigan. this district hugs the lakeshore and goes wes

yesterday we aired the first part of my conversation with technology expert alex daley now he's a senior editor at casey research and today is part two of that interview and we want to talk to alex about mobile as this is increasingly focused in the focal point for many tech companies specifically the cloud technology now it's a word that we hear a lot but what does it actually mean i asked alex this very question and here's what he had to say. well the cloud is this idea that storing your documents in your data in the internet as opposed to keeping it locally provides you with more convenience and maybe more security though there are a lot of questions about that floating around today i'm scared the side with bitcoin and everything that's happening i think the convenience of the cloud is no doubt you see these companies like box dot com dropbox and you see google with dr microsoft with its sky drive which is now been renamed to one drive the idea that we can manage and own all users data in the cloud means that they can use three four five ten devices simultaneously and still have acces

a school bus accident john daley boulevard. >> good morning, everybody. high clouds and sunshine. forecast, even warmer tomorrow. set your clocks forward saturday night and get ready for rain sunday night monday morning. >> join us for the midday news at 11:00. in the meantime, have a great day and a great weekend. bye-bye. announcer: it'sd michael." kelly and michael." today, from the series "glee," the lovely lea michele. and the man from "dallas," actor patrick duffy. also, our very own fashion guy turned author lawrence zarian. plus, we'll announce thefour fis fantastic four finalists in "live's" unstoppable moms search all next on "live." [captioning made possible by isney-abc domestic television] announcer: now here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause]

brain scans show short daley doses of medication literally grow the gray matter in areas associated withs dr. oz explains, that's not all. >> meditation doesn't just help with blood pressure, which it does. doesn't just help with krir rye sis, which is an autoimmune system. >> reporter: what does a guy like me who once had a panic attack in front of 5 million people? meditation has helped me slow down enough for the things in my life is much more vivid, to the fact that abc lets me be co-anchor of "nightline," to eating cookies with my wife or playing with our cats. abc news, dan harris. >> i'm looking forward to reading this book. i think it's an interesting concept. find it difficult to quiet my mind but -- >> i think everybody does. >> i wonder about sitting there for a few minutes with my eyes closed, how i would stay awake. >> take a nap. >> yes. >> we'll talk to dan about his journey when we come back. more about his journey when we come back. >> and we will be back in a moment. hey. look at mommy. dad: maybe the light hurts his eyes. mom: maybe she's just not hungry. look. maybe i

you know some of these people like daley and the other spokesman for obama and now works for msnbc did not like her. and i do not think rahm emanuel light -- liked her because she does have a temper. guest: well, i think you're going off of personality traits may be that you have gleaned from coverage. i do not know that i would agree with your statement necessarily. to say that she has a temper and thin skin, i think almost everyone is like that. i did not take the criticism head on in the story because i did not, frankly, get great material on that. people do not really want to talk about how she is personally, and i respect that. i did not want to make allegations that i cannot back up. i'm not saying she is personally cruel. that is not the point of the story. it that is your view of her time, i suppose that is your view of her. they way i see it more is that sometimes the frustration is clear. sometimes it seems to be written on her face or present around her that she is frustrated by the role and trying to figure out how to do it best. host: a call from nevada, democrats line. ca

s foreign policy chief bill daley didn't shows that people who were killed by snipers from both sides among policemen and people from the streets that they were at the same snipers killing people from both sides. yeah the same same handwriting same type of bullets and it's really disturbing that now the new. new coalition that they don't want to investigate what exactly happened so that varies i was stronger and stronger understanding that behind snipers they were it was not going to quote which but it was somebody from the new coalition. now since that leak went public both russia and the european union have officially called for an investigation into the killings and exactly who may have been involved now a development in kiev that has made that all the more urgent is the discovery by my down activists of a silence sniper rifle found in a car and the man searching the vehicle was member of parliament the member of parliament for the ruling coalition sort of ski on stead of reacting to the people's calls to inspect the rifle he jumped in the car and drove off mr president get there n

we'll tell you all about it coming right up was we'll bring you part two of my interview with alex daley he'll tell us about the world and you sure of mobile technology you definitely won't want to miss and finally it's the end of the week which means it's viewer feedback today here on boom bust edward harrison and i address your questions comments concerns live right on the show you won't want to miss a moment so let's get to. our lead story today the bitter about old which we activists investor coral icon and the online auction site e bay thursday icahn amped up his already heated clash with e-bay by challenging the online retailer to a dual true story not a twenty pieces pistol to do all but a lot of t.v. debate now icon says the current e.-bay board is not fit to decide what is best for the shareholders icahn recommended that e-bay sell its electronic payment unit pay pal and he's trying to convince a shareholders to press the company to spin off its financial transaction arm the big quickly rejected icon challenge saying quote we will not be going head to head against coral icon now

bill daley didn't shows that people who were killed by snipers from both sides among leishman and from the streets that they were just seems like bush reeling people from both sides rolled up here about the. same handwriting. of bullets and it's really disturbing that no the. new coalition that we don't want to investigate what exactly happened so that varies i was stronger and stronger understanding that behind snipers it was not going to call rich but it was somebody from the new coalition. things that leak went public bars russia and the european union have officially called for an investigation to the killings and who may have been involved development and key of that has made it all the more urgent and the discovery by modern x. of is so a silent sniper rifle in a car the man searching the vehicle was a member of parliament with a ruling coalition see the gate machine ski instead of reacting to people's calls to inspect the rifle he's saying driving away in the car mr bush in this case now they had all the interim presidential administration but it wasn't just the snipers discusse

advertising how they've been going to you know what they're all here are in a way cleaning the oil bill daley. right i think we've all. in these commercials there is thinking an awful lot of money into america they're going to be back in america at some point it's just a question of when and for anybody who doesn't want to see this ban lifted i would just say i guess you want to make a million made sure all the victims are whole first and i doing yeah i do at the very least but but i think i was beyond that i'm in favor of the corporate oh you can't going to eleven let's not backward make them hard you can't make the dead bolt hole they're gone you put it but you can make your family if you can make me i mean like the extend far as we can and you can make sure that this kind of thing doesn't happen again and i think that you know if if if rick perry tells us that the way you stop people from killing people and the way you prevent people from killing people is by killing people then why don't we say if we're going to stop corporations who prevent corporations from killing people we're going to