daniel: up to you. dealer: 2,000 to call. daniel: joe sticco. joe: thank you, daniel. daniel: ha, ha, see that? we've got this respect thing going on. chris: just calls. brooke, ace-8. brooke: check. chris: checks. daniel: she's got about 6,000 left. brooke: you counting my money, daniel? daniel: i'm counting your money. chris: the flop, 5-trey-10, all clubs, brooke with the nut flush draw. brooke: i bet four. chris: she bets 4,000. daniel: what are we doing? joe: take a timeout. daniel: all right, let's do it! this could be the one! this could be the one! chris: joe sticco uses his one and only timeout and can now tell his coach all about his hand. daniel: okay, man, what have you got? what's in that hole card. joe: i've got a queen of clubs and an ace of diamonds. daniel: i love it, absolutely. you should, first of all, with that hand, you should've raised and put her all in first. shouldn't have just called, because she's short on money now, right? joe: right. daniel: you might have the best hand, and if not, you can catch an ace, you can catch a queen, or you can c

daniel: oh, good. loren: and my father fought in the korean war. [applause] daniel: wow. [applause] chris: right now, loren in a heads-up match with future nba hall of famer gary payton. dealer: 1,000 to call. chris: third straight hand with an ace. loren: raise. dealer: raise. chris: announcing a raise. daniel: 5,000 is the total, 3,000 more to you. chris: to 5,000. [cheering/applause] ooh, gary with ace-king! gary: i'm going to go eight total. chris: comes over the top to 8,000. daniel: 3,000 more. chris: if loren calls, nearly two-thirds of her chips will be in this pot. [laughter] loren: uh -- daniel: yeah, let's do that! that was a little hint. chris: loren calls her timeout. daniel: let's have a timeout right here. okay, we'll be back in just a moment. gary: hey, bring me some gatorade out of there! daniel: yeah, i will. chris: loren can now tell daniel all about her hand and get some advice. daniel: okay, loren, so what have you got? loren: i have ace-deuce. daniel: okay, you've already put in 5,000. he's only re-raising you 3,000 more. you're getting way too good

daniel has been talking about this for what seems a millennium. you imagine being the mayor's office of neighborhood services how demanding that job is. the calls you get for service. we got the liaisons to the districts and how overwhelmed some of them are. we added budget cuts. the office had 2 or 3 people representing each district now you have one person representing 2 or 3 districts because of budget cuts. the expectations are rising in terms of what you xch out of that department. and so in an effort to meet those expectations daniel's looking at best practices and different ways of doing things. trying to find an entrepreneurial approach to face the challenges that exist in our diverse neighborhoods. he came with with this idea of a summit and picked up on the best practices that we engaged in by creating a model for 109 cities through project homeless connect we got all the city agencies and nonprofits and community leaders and others under one roof. we do that every 6 weeks here at the bill graham auditorium. thousands come together. i ca

we have the observe beer of daniels -- the owner of daniels, marty will be here later at 10:30. he will be emceeing the event. he will stay until halftime until he has to head over to the fieldhouse for his show. meantime, good morning, barbara. >> good morning, everybody. >> so, you were saying they were going to -- the barbecue pits are going to be going at 11:00 and you have a lot of other stuff going on. >> we have a gentleman from sheer brothers who will be cutting hair and donating the money to ride across maryland. we have vendors. we have a silent auction which we actually have four clubhouse seats to i hope get a large amount of money for ride across maryland. with parking pass. that's really a great value. everybody is dressed for ravens. this is ravens country. >> last year, you had a few hundred people out here. you're expecting more this year. >> yes, we are. marty has done a great job of promoting it and ride across maryland, all of the locals will be out in full force today. >> it is not just inside the restaurant. you're going to have the whole parking lot going.

daniel ellsberg was the most dangerous man in america and he had to be stopped. >> well, daniel ellsbergwe welcome you to the program. let's just start at the top because one of the things that -- i looked at the documentary and was impressed by was the number of presidents who you said deceived the american public about the reasons for the war in vietnam. how many presidents are you -- >> i was talking about five presidents. there were four covered in the pentagon papers, which ended in 1968. the reason i copied them and gave them to the senate and then to the press is that i knew that a fifth one, richard nixon, was following in their footsteps. he was making secret threats to expand the war, possibly with nuclear weapons. and certainly in the air, even as he took some troops out. and i felt that the work could go on indefinitely in that way and i wanted people to understand the history that had preceded that. and maybe make them skeptical of what they were hearing from this fifth president. >> belva: i'd like you to talk a little bit about, since people have yet to see the documentary

and daniel hamon, author of "new road to serfdom." first, john, i can't believe you're not with us today because i'm here with two brits. we're talking about america. help me john, help me. let me start with you first. i want to talk about -- first, did i get it wrong in the monologue that there are people that say china is going to be the model, it is going to be state-controlled, you know, capitalism. america is going to be a second rate nation and we have to globalize our government. am i wrong on that? >> no, there are people who say that. many of them were involved in writing this report by the national intelligence council you refer to. i have to say to start off, we didn't need our government to write this report. we could have asked the harvard faculty to write it and they would have come up with pretty much the same thing. you wonder why our intelligence agencies lack resources, it's because they're speculating about 2025. and another, absolutely critical point. the country in the world about which our intelligence agencies k

continue his point daniel it's not daniel go ahead anyway if you want to sort of check up on her read her book go to the sources and go to the go go and you'll see the amount of funding that's got from natural number of democracy officer transition the system so i think she's right when she points to the amount of money that the united states has funneled into what are primarily opposition organizations now also say that in many ways campaigning in venezuela the media is highly polarized listeners and viewers can check for themselves if they go to the various sites of the venezuelan media i think you'll see that there's a very vigorous debate and that there's a tremendous amount of opposition to the opposition virtually has most of the private media state government uses the state government uses the state television network to get its point of view of gross there's a pretty vigorous and lively debate that goes on in venezuela now. so it's kind of an exaggeration to say the least to say that everybody goes out and you know viewpoint venezuela's persecuted go ahead are jumping. ok let'

daniel rodriguez reflexionara sobre el tema .... y le pedire a usted que me diga que piensa.---ahora, a las noticias. --- con respecto al tema de la domestica de meg whitman, varios abogados de inmigracion dieron su opinion acerca de uno de los puntos en discusion. ---es el de las llamadas "no match letters" ...--- mark silverman, del centro de recursos legales para inmigrantes, dice que si un empleador recibe del gobierno una carta en este sentido ... eso no crea una presuncion de que el empleado no esta autorizado a trabajar legalmente .---las "no match letters " son comunicaciones en las que el gobierno federal le dice a empresas o empleadores que el numero de seguro social de uno o varios empleados no concuerda con sus registros. ---y por otro lado, hoy el partido republicano acuso indirectamente a jerry brown ... diciendo que un asambleista democrata que trabaja en su campaÑa, contrato aÑos atras a una mujer indocumentada, que hoy esta en mexico porque fue deportada.---el asambleista es hector de la torre, y la presunta indocumentada es nancy landa, quien habria trabajad

that it's going to daniel daniel first go ahead. also i mean between do europeans and this is a very important point i don't really think that the u.s. means to weaken the dollar ok i don't think that the decision really at the top of the. his agenda i think the president of the federal reserve in the u.s. is very more focused on the on restart growth and shaping up the balance sheets the household balance sheets in the u.s. not to weaken the dollar i think the biggest problem and that between the g three so that's us japan and europe is that the europeans just cannot print heroes or as did the americans they can't print treasury they can't print dollars and the japanese can't print easy being as it is they just cannot free and he is printing sorry the he is already i mean he was. back but between limited extent of the law they were talking about again they are committed to buying them back it's all done through repose and they have to take those euros back at some point whereas we have the americans and the fed and the b.o.j. they

so daniel in daniel in the minds of the other two guests votes for parties that are not with our votes for charlie's that's absurd and with regard to your comment about united states funds going to venezuela the truth of the matter and your viewers should know this is that the government of venezuela uses state funds state funds are used to fund the party of child is state funds are not used to fund any other party that is not democracy you have david and goliath situation and besides this you have to remember you have to remember besides there that you have in venezuela the shut down of media that opposes the government you have rassmann of anyone persecution. if you stand against that john is going ok you get persecuted i think we got your point we got your point ever go right ahead that's not true. well foreign funding foreign funding and there is certainly millions and millions of us taxpayer dollars are funding political organizations parties and campaigns here there is clear and direct funding to the opposition campaign from u.s. agencies and other international agencies and it's

all right i'm sorry go ahead daniel go ahead. yeah i wanted to compliment the already two thousand and four. paper which we called legal corruption and we measured over one hundred one hundred countries in the war in terms of all of these issues which are not absolute which are not measured thing that german corruption induces which are much more subtle in terms of undue influence on policies on the regulations to regulate including greg and the u.s. in two thousand and four when its rate the bottom half of the war why there nor was there nor debate where top so one can say one can do better and be the new watch group i mean here you go to a short break after we continue will continue our discussion on corrupt state. i'm sorry that i had to do this i've been in so much pain in the past year that i can't take it anymore the stomach and chest pains of being getting worse and no doctor has been able to help me please know that i'll finally be at peace with no more pain i wish i could have had a life with it was. always pictured her

all right i'm sorry go ahead daniel go ahead. yeah i wanted to compliment that day already two thousand and four where did that paper which we call legal corruption and we measured over one hundred one hundred countries in the war in terms of all of these issues which are not captured in it which are not measured in the general corruption induces which are much more subtle in terms of undue influence on the on that policies on the regulations to regulate including greg capture and the u.s. in two thousand and four where it's rate that in the bottom half of the wart why is there nor was there nor debate where i backed up so one can a one can do better and b. if these is not new it's growth and i don't mean anything being here if i were you going to a short break after we continue will continue our discussion on corrupt states. kick. the shit would be so much brighter if you move a song from funds to questions. stocks on t.v. dot com. there is not enough space for them on the ground. to. get things nonexistent under the sun. so the

ahora recibimos a daniel rodriguez y algo mas...aises en el analisis que la organizacion transparencia internacional hace sobre la corrupcion que se vive en el mundol documento anual analiza la democracia, la pobreza, el desarrollo y la problematica en general uestros paises en america, con excepcion de chile, salen con muy bajas calificaciones ero destacan en el sotano de la clasificacion venezuela, haiti, paraguay, peru, colombia, guatemala, el salvador, nicaragua, honduras, uruguay, brasil, costa rica y en el ultimo lugar, mexicoo es por supuesto nada halagador que se nos etiquete de esa manera y es una llamada de atencion a que todos estos paises trabajen mas en mejorar en superar el problema, no con el afan de mejorar su imagen, sino la calidad de vida y seguridad de sus ciudadanos a realidad es muy triste y mucho trabajo, sobre todo honestidad, queda aun por hacer en toda nuestra america ---muchas gracias daniel... nueva pausa en el noticiero donde usted opina en vivo... ---ya volvemos con uno de los paises mas castigados por

all right i'm sorry go ahead daniel go ahead. yeah i wanted to compliment that day already two thousand and four we did that paper which we called legal corruption and we measured over one hundred one hundred countries in the war in terms of all of these issues which are not captured in it which are not measured in the journal corruption induces which are much more subtle in terms of undue influence on the on the policies on the regulations to regulate including gregory capture and the u.s. in two thousand and four was rated in the bottom half of the award while there nor was there nor debates where i bet top so one can say one can do better and be the new watch group. being here if i were to go to a short break after we continue we'll continue our discussion on corrupt state. taking. to the. civilians continue. bacteria strikes to limits to see a slight middle of the magic has better please the sky seeds of hope to protect our hearts here so you can trickle in such accuracy to many forms. and. we've got the future covered. downl

we're awaiting number 15, daniel herrera, waiting for him to come nup a few minutes. in the meantime, we're watching this situation, and you can watch too at foxnews.com. we'll be right back with more of "happening now". jen fox news alert, 15 of the 33 chilean miners just pulled to the surface and these men have survived, trapped underground longer than anyone on record, in our history. so how did they stay strong mentally and physically under such terrifying conditions and what's to come? we know that nasa helped, the space agency brought in to help, because the conditions neared those who have traveled extensively in space. and that brings us to -- we're going to speak to next former nasa astronaut, fox news contributor and author of pretatology, tom jones and a member of our medical a team, dr. siegl. thank you for being with us, we know it's been a long time, and dr. keith ab below, member of our a team is here to talk about the psychological side of it. dr. ablow, maybe we should start there. what's your biggest concern for these men? >> listen, this is obviousl

daniel, some similar things happened to you, didn't it?alled "plumbers" were looking for information with which to blake mail me into silence and i'm sure that kind of operation is going on now to try to quote neutralize, the pentagon or white house word, for the bearer of the messages. deputy prime minister here in eeng lands where i'm speaking to you from, i think did england credit the other day by saying -- however we bemoan how these messages came to

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danielle pletka vice president of foreign and defense policy studies. at the american end prit institute. kris that freeland deployable editor at large at reuters. welcome to all of but >> thanks. >> gideon your book is how to end wars and how americans don't end wars well because they don't think through what they want to do in advance so we have a war that everybody, i would say the majority of the country is desperately seeking to end. how would you end the afghan war? >> the basic question is what are you prepared to accept in afghanistan. if you want permanent stability with no chance of problems recurring you have no option but to stay there for a long time with a lot of resources and can't get out. if you're prepared to accept some limits on what you will accept at the end game, if you want to have a lower degree of confidence that problems will recure, if you're prepared to accept counterterrorism as an ongoing struggle rather than pure peace, you might be able to get away with less. wanting to get out isn't really enough. >> what about this cou

daniel. >> this is daniel holesy.we will have a break out session on community building we are at the ll hud center. cheryl, tell us about your y >> mo magic is a collaboration of service providers serving youth and families in the western edition. we meet to discuss what the issues and the challenges are for the neighborhood and the community and how the service providers can work together to meet those needs, plan events and activities for children, youth and their families. >> today's summit we will have a break out session in community building and the importance of having strong communities. tell us what people will hear when they hear the break out session. >> ways to build community and engage the community in 2er78s of events and activities that pull folks out and build the trust so that people begin to believe in the idea of what the organization is. that's the foundation of how we get folks to come out and trust we are interested in what's best for the community. some of the things that come out will how to

each time daniel webster refused the call to service. it breaks an old soldier's heart to think that daniel webster could ever be elected to congress. he doesn't love this country the way i do. daniel webster doesn't care about us. >> so he doesn't love this country the way i do, did you serve in the military? you're making it seem as you if served in the military and he -- that your opponent somehow -- >> does the ad say that or are you making it seem that way? >> i think for any observer would interpret that this guy is unpate yot skpik doesn't care about the united states. >> but that's not what you just said. you said i'm making it seem like i served in the military. why do you say things like that? there's nothing in the ad -- >> if you're attacking his record for not serving in the military, it makes it sound like you did serve in the military. or maybe that's not your implication d that's fine and that's fair. >> i think what's happening here is you're reaching for ways to attack me and i really don't see the point of that. i'm si

thank you daniel daniel bushell reporting from an extraordinary holders meeting. down the russian government has revealed some of it the details of the privatization program the state will sell stake in around one hundred companies by two thousand and fifteen worth around fifty eight billion dollars the program covers the whole spectrum of the government's involvement in business among the most notable offerings are the sale of shares in bt bank to billow controlling if serious investors show interest the government's stake in this bear bank will be reduced to controlling as well it's holding a national airline air flight it could also sell up to fifteen percent of all company rosner by two thousand and fifteen deputy prime minister of all of said the program was intended to help russia modernize its economy. but the main goal of the answer would be to change the investment to people all these assets to drink private investors and then if you change the structure of ownership of the companies to make them more transparently stable and reliable. now the genetic ami

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correspondent daniel bushell hi daniel so what can we expect from the in front. of us in the film red heat no snide well this was negative plays a russian policeman really portraying the country is still g. and some will but it will ease but in most go now as california governor and he's really trying to do the opposite to make russia send the world innovation he's brought a delegation of startups and venture capitalists to the capital and they're going to try from the silicon valley to bring some of that merge to russia russia is building its own silicon valley all the outskirts of the capital and they have to bring a voice inverse moment and practical suggestions he's just been speaking in the ritz carlton hotel behind me he's being saying that the b.p. oil spill on the hungary and dissolves the industrial environmental disaster shows the need for countries to move away from their dependence on the the result is russia's economy of course very dependent for the most part on oil gas and metals he also called russia a gold moyen oh put unity with the human infras