>> you know, david ms. cabbages the brigham young of scientology often times you have a religious entrepreneurially juices met who created more minutes than. many new religions are created, but they don't survive after the death of the charismatic leader because there's no person to follow a period david miscarriage save scientology. they saved it from the mistakes hubbard made. 1993 -day-old billion dollars for at the time. at the time, we at $129 million. they've decided we have to get our tax exemption. saturday go about it? been launched 2400 lawsuit against the irs and individual agents. they hired private detectives to go around to conferences where they trail people and find out who's drinking too much, who was sleeping around to publish articles in the magazines about this and pass them the steps of 1111 constitution avenue, which is headquarters of the irs. they intimidated the irs. now whatever the merits of their case, those were the facts that surrounded their getting a tax exemption. it was --

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el sospechoso es el primer fugitivo domstico aÑadido a la lista de terroristas ms buscados por el f.b.i. s.o.t. daviddel fbi :21:27 each improvised explosive devises or ied were intended to cause damage to physical property. agreg que cada explosivo buscaban causar daÑo fsico, y pudo haber impactado a personas. las autoridades le perdieron el rastro a san diego afuera de una estacin de bart en la mision en san francisco en el 2003, y desde entonces ha reportado avistamientos en novato, san rafael, santa cruz, massachusetts, alemana, espaÑa, francia, italia, costa rica y bolivia. s.o.t. david johnson/agente del fbi 1:49:05 san diego may be engaged in secretive behavior bacause he's been on the run, vaguely speaking of or contradicting stories about his past.. johnson dice que san diego podra ser una persona de muchos secretos, que no habla o contradice historias de su pasado, y que usa ceculares prepagados, o tarjetas de llamadas y que cambia su correo electrnico con frecuencia. el fbi sospecha que podra estar enseÑando ingls fuera del pas para ganarse la vida. s.o.t. david johnson/agente del fbi 2:31

pleasure thank you that was a cornell professor it and your interview author david cohen thank you time now for today's big deal. ms currie's is joins me now to talk about funny of printing fun stuff now i'm playing with plastic god just has taken on a whole new meaning this week the bank of england announced that it was ship plastic money starting in two thousand and sixteen now the polymer banknotes will last about two and a half times longer and are expected to reduce printing costs mark carney the governor of the bank of england said in a statement quote insuring trust and confidence in money is at the heart of what central banks do polymer notes of the next step in the evolution of bank design and meet that objectives so rich will it turn to you now with the move to make plastic money more readily available increase the confidence people would have in their money supply i think would increase the confidence i would have that my money wouldn't get torn up if i tried to rip it or that it might survive the laundry or something like that but i don't think that it would make people more confident in the underlying

david asman is here. >> that's right, you pulled the plug. [laughter] >> the ms. good riddance.ish they would talk about it. they can't work more than 30 hours per year, some say. >> i would be happy if the whole congress was going on break, but it's true. they are dismissing the members of the house. the senate is staying in harry reid thing that you can keep them through christmas eve. the reason is because they got rid of the filibuster and in all of these appointments that they want to usher in there because they are loading this up with all the very left liberals. neil: i would go with the viewers on this one and i would look at the stock market rise, we have been most obstructionist. the economy is slow, but how are they going to fix that? >> like 10 days or so. now miley cyrus is performing at times square just moments before the ball dropped. and lots of you are talking about that. so why do we want this to be part of our future? what is wrong with us? i feel so badly for the music industry. and i wanted to see this as much as i wted to see you on the times square ball.

so on behalf of supervisor david chiu i have the special privilege of recognizing an incredible leader in the filipino american community tonight and that individual is ms. jerry verify and i'm sure you all know her. so genevieve please come up. she's the executive director of happy free san francisco which is a citywide campaign to make sure that we're the first health care champion for pacific eyeders in the united states. this campaign provides helping testing for ap i's throughout our city. the organization is also provides free health education and workshops about hepatitis b all throughout the city as well speaker so the supervisor couldn't be here tonight but wanted to make sure i give a special shout out his words are thank you rock star. she's been active in serving as the director for the filipinos network acidic director and advising many organizations from the filipino caucus to the filipino association and helped to fund the filipino americans for progress. on behalf of the supervisor chiu, i wanted to thank you for your commitment to knapp public health and being an incredible role model. so thank you so much for all your hard work (clappi

so on behalf of supervisor david chiu i have the special privilege of recognizing an incredible leader in the filipino american community tonight and that individual is ms. jerry verify and i'm sure you all know her. so genevieve please come up. she's the executive director of happy free san francisco which is a citywide campaign to make sure that we're the first health care champion for pacific eyeders in the united states. this campaign provides helping testing for ap i's throughout our city. the organization is also provides free health education and workshops about hepatitis b all throughout the city

david chu and other agencies that have worked hard. john said something earlier about the subway and this project. there's much more and i think that ms. wu understand how we have to plan important the city. transportation and housing go together and they miss go together in the future. we've been taught for many, many years you can no longer build housing in areas where it's not connected to great transportation systems payroll so we took this opportunity when we understood when the embark did care highway was going down we were sad and i know we were there struggling for the survival of the chinese community which this freeway went down. but we take opportunities to have confidence with people about what we we need to continue doing. this is why cdc forces those conversations to have to happen. this is just the beginning. 45 units of affordable housing but 18 of those are going to be dedicated to the formerly homeless. those individuals need to be helped in the city. we're building a lot of housing and as norman referenced that might not be assessable to our community so we're creativity we're going getting that innovation going. i'

ms. limb. one china woman and one scottish woman they gaming gave much of their time and energy to advocate the need for the people in the dmupt. their list of accomplishments david chiu has already mentioned i want to rise in support >> please step up ash i'm evenly in a limbs daughter. i wanted to she was you've heard her accomplishment but i want to tell you a personal story. in 1986 she stopped the landlord from converting the resident into office space. she were instrumentally helping that situation which built remain services for some of the original tenants. it was less than irony that they moved into that building after suffering a stroke in early february of 2008 she was diagnosed with leukemia she choose to live out our remaining days and was cared for by dedicated staff interest in her final days she crossed the alleys to joy the children from the center. she died in 2008. i'm sure she would be tinged pink for this how were you. also my cuz was going to speak but her meter was running out so she left >> thank you. >> i'm harry chuck and thank you supervisors so far sponsoring this change of name. it's only it's probable less than half a block long and

hillsborough county jail in tampa, florida, inmate david link has discovered a creative way to spend his time. >> i'm about to color this picture. i'm doing it with m&ms because we don't have anything else in here. i put them in water on the spoon. i wait for the color to come off that. i use the water just as a paint. i have a pencil without any lead in it and folded it over as wood, and i dip this in it and paint the picture. i got the basic colors from the m&m the chocolate is left and i'll eat that. >> link is the son of rosanna dimauro whose ex-boyfriend is kasey ackerman. currently, all three are in the custody of the hillsborough county jail on various charges related to the stabbing and incineration murder of 26-year-old robert brewer. the crime made local headlines like all such incidents caught the attention of master deputy steven gray. >> what we have here is our high-profile board. anything that makes the paper, they will make the board. this is an interesting case. you have an older female who is dating a younger male who is friends with her son, and they are now locked up in our facility awaiting trial. >> ackerman, who prosecutors say

ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you, mr. speaker, i thank the chairman for the time. i rise in strong support of the sean and david goldman international child abduction prevention and return act authored by my good friend and colleague mr. chris smith of new jersey. he's been a stalwart supporter of the rights of children and for the left behind parents who all too often feel as though they have been abandoned by their government and have no place to turn to. according to our state department, hundreds of parental transnational child abduction cases occur each year. hundreds. in most of the cases, the left behind parents here in the united states face a tremendous uphill battle with a foreign country's government to return their child, and to make matters worse, they have no recourse. no legal basis to turn to that would compel that foreign government to cooperate with them and return their abducted child to the united states. . the affects that this has on the child and parent are significant and in many case have unshakeable, life-long consequences. this bill, mr. smith's bill gives hope where there previously