the he promised he would put it into the eda and export import bin.ieve we should and can defend any government program that didn't will. waste the economic development for a fund of corporate kel player. instead of getting rid of it now the president wants to lean out even more. politicians love spending other people's money. except maybe the tea party changed things. if they do kill the export import bank and then stop other corporate welfare, it is a first step toward saving america. that is our show. see you next week. week bandara you for watching and so you back here on the same time, same channel. huckabee starts now. >>> tonight on huckabee. >> plose let me go home. n16 months after she was taken from her parents, the night mayor is over. she is back home and joins the governor in a huckabee exclusive. and the lost irs e-mails. >> the president continues to blow off the scandal, the republicans are demanding accountability. snrngs we have a text message that he is on the way home from school and waking up he is not there. namerican citizen kid

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the new jersey eda will vote tuesday to allow a state-of-the-art 1,000 square foot facility. good times at the phillies that call them on the mound. they won against the reds in his career. he had his best success including the playoffs. they call 9-0 with an e.r.a. of 1.49 against them. they will have to face them with a best e.r.a. in baseball. they have the third worst record in baseball. he is frustrated. >> i know we are better than that. the next thing is to have that come around the corner. and get it going the other way. the veteran hitter, we need to do it at the lineup. >> they are right here at 7:00. comcast has pregame live and post-game live after. last night miami couldn't stand the heat in san antonio. the air conditioning didn't work. it was over 90 degrees for game one. he is cramping in the fourth quarter and had to come out of the games. they made fun of lebron and said he is angry his body failed him. >> i never played in the nba games as far as the heat. not an excuse, but it was extreme continues. i looked at the stands and i have seen every last waving

rob my eda is here for the forecast. >> it was nice. for most of the bay area as we saw the temperatures drop off with a stronger sea breeze throughout the day. 72 degrees in san jose, with a few high clouds passing by. south to morgan hill and san martin, saw a big drop in the temperatures. if you compare them to 24 hours ago, livermore, san jose areas south. you see the numbers almost 20 degrees cooling in parts south of san jose. san francisco just a couple of degrees cooler with the sea breeze you saw during the afternoon. right now the winds strongly onshore fairfield, west almost 20 miles per hour. what's that going to do is puch the low clouds spilling over the coastal hills. will eventually give us a slight chance of seeing mist or drizzle, not just for the coast but the entire bay area for tomorrow morning. quite a bit of clouds throughout the day, from pillar point south. we got late day clearing around santa cruz. low clouds along the coast, those will push in locally overnight. tomorrow morning you'll have the low clouds and

eda and its affiliates the terrorist today is no less real and in many ways more daunting than it was when congress gave to president bush and to president obama, the authority to protect us against those who want to do us harm. while some would argue that core al qaeda has weakened in yemen and yirke, we know that al qaeda 's awe filliates are on the rise. this amendment would end our ability to conduct any operations at the end of this year. inconceivable. core al qaeda isn't the only threat. caulk out of yemen is the greatest threat. this amendment would effectively limit the the president's bility from like-minded groups from the horn of africa and elsewhere. if adopted, this would send terrorists the message that they just need to wait out the military authority to conduct counterterrorism authorities. the president himself has reafffirmed the need for this continued authority and uses it. i can assure you each and every day. it would be a mistake to tie the hands of our commander in chief, our military by removing this authority that protects u.s. citizens and our country from t

eda capturing the country second-biggest city. worries there.'s have a look at what we're watching in terms of stocks because a lot of it has been focused on france. there was a delayed opening the check out m&a in this industry. back in a moment. ♪ >> welcome back. live from bloomberg european headquarters. .hese are the top headlines militants from a breakaway al qaeda group are extending their control over parts of iraq. capturing the birthplace of saddam hussein. a warnings issued about the global housing market. holocene makers must take more steps to prevent another policymakersh -- must take more steps to prevent another property crash. the bank also faces a possible fine of up to $10 billion. ♪ brazil has spent seven years and more than $11 billion getting ready for the world cup. critics say it is a waste of money, but the president defends the spending sing preparations for the tournament will improve results infrastructure and help stimulate the economy. will it ultimately be worth it? joining us is the ceo of a spanish infrastructure

is the direction we are going to that's why we have moved very quickly and we actually send the the eda countries for trying to resolve this rebellion in a much faster and i can assure you my government and my did as your president said of a kidney i did is committed that we we stop this. senseless killing in the country so that we have peace and stability so the need for weapons we're not in a long is and as i was speaking to the foreign minister today. minister lavrov the importance of supporting the peace process in south sudan and that goes to united states it goes also to china but i think all those countries that you mentioned they certainly. place verbal support peace in south sudan as well as around a while but. the actions is something else entirely and i know that you know just recently your government intercepted a u.n. shipment of weapons labeled as food and. you know that shipment was headed for hotly contested oil areas and i know that the united nations put it down to a labeling error but i you know everyone would be extremely suspicious in this case i mean you cannot con

second, eda took that conclusion not as a reason to re-examine tooknterpretation -- epa that conclusion not as a reason to re-examine its interpretation. agency fixes the problem. and this is not a single, one-time act of statutory rewriting, as problematic as that would be, because they continue to adjust and readjust the thresholds based on its ongoing assessment of the cost and benefits of regulations. eisler, your interpretation of the phrase about air pollutants, because there have been different interpretations in the various breeds and in the lower court decisions. here are some choices. position was that any air pollutant, for which the area is in attainment, that was your original vision. position hasa another interpretation. there is another interpretation that goes on that says no, it pollutant.an any max and there is still another position that it is really any regulated pollutant other than greenhouse gases, so those are four different interpretations which the folks on your side, and i recognize there are a lot and im, have presented, guess i am wondering which one you're