>> the word i use the first time i met carman was elated. i felt elated. felt like this was all meant to be. >> there's the obvious connection that carman has your mother's face, but there's more than that, tell us why you two are so connected? >> i mean who would ever think that you would ever get to touch your loved ones face after they have passed carman is so open. >> who do you think you mom would think now about car man having her face and the two of you meeting here? >> she would be proud. she is happy. >> you too. >> that is just an unbelievable story. that you got to experience, what does she see as next? >> if we check back with with carman in six months she will probably look very different. because the face takes a while to kind of settle on the bone structure of the person. eventually, car man's face will look like a hybrid of her and of cheryl. marin da's mother. >> he strength -- it made me cry. watching it was really moving. >> you will never meet a more resilient person than carman. >> it was beautiful to watch. >> so rachelle, you got the

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. >> a lot of sadness for all the men and women who have passed on and killed in war and i am elatedr all of people who came out. >> yes i them tens of thousands lit the ceremony 6,000 were lit for fallen soldiers. >>> 100 students will display their science projects at the white house. this year the focus is on science accomplishments by girls and women. a 19-year-old designed concussion cushion for football players and it is of the first pie a college. >>> the department of defense awarded a grant for the project. the scientists will work on building a brain implant to record and analyze brain signals. now the goal is to recover from depression and post dramatic cities disorder. -- postraumatic stress disorder. >>> nothing major but it is definitely different from yesterday when it was very, very light and people are already on the road and the cross to san francisco when you are already less not a bad sure. and it is about a five minute drive time between downtown oakland and hake given. >>> it is going to be cool we have a cool down on the way and we are a few degrees cooler than

every kid wanted a summer job and you got your working papers and put your name in a hat and you were elated'm confused how they can even live without a summer job. >> look, this is a big worry if true. that is the fact that where do kids learn responsibility, accountability, how businesses run. so let's hope this is not correct. there are other things going on. i believe my sons went to internships unpaid so maybe that's going on. but it is a worry going forward. >> i went with my son last week to the college counselor and she waved volunteering versus work. but this is a multidecade problem so it's obviously a serious problem. what the heck is going on. >> charles, it's just generational. isn't it? you talked about this so much. about people's lack of willingness to do a job they think is beneath them. >> yeah. >> that's not how we were raised. this duck tails with the first segment we did. this does worry me about the future of the country. the lack of -- a lot of people are being raised today and they think they deserve something they haven't earned. that they deserve something just beca

we're elated, my wife and i are. it's an feeling i can't explain. i feel like crying, jumping, it's grate. great. i'm glad you were here for us. without the help of the media in written or visual, we wouldn't have gotten this far. we might have still been in limbo. >> you've been through this. the deal is, del, that they applied mario applied for a passport to go on a cruise after his retirement. turns out he wasn't a legal citizen. when you found that out it was devastating. but today is a wonderful day for your family. >> it is. this has been a very stressful time for us. i'm happy to count my husband as one of the citizens of the greatest nation in the world. we take things for granted sometimes. >> yep, congratulations to you both. i'm glad it worked out. del, perhaps the camera can come over here. this is where mario hernandez will become a citizen in the next few minutes. we're not sure when. there is a gaggle of press here awaiting the situation. just an hour ago look to be happening in a month or so. it's a happy moment for the hernandez fam

. >> about half the top elation backed erdogan and his policies -- half the population.o ensure their support, he has to characterize the other half as the enemy. he needs to polarize the country, not just for a moment, but long-term. that is his tactic. >> his rise to power began in 2002 when his recently fought justice and development party won a landslide victory. as prime minister, he promised a leaner state, closer ties to the european union, and a new style of government. >> we have a different concept of party leadership. it's not that one person decides everything and the others follow -- that's not our way, nor is our party guided by religious faith. it is oriented towards the people. we want to make them happy and contented. >> words that some have taken to heart. he was once a close associate of erdogan's, but then he broke with him. he was not alone in parting company with the unbridled prime minister. >> he always was the way he is now, but in order not to scare away the voters and not to give his opponents more opportunities to attack him, he behaved differ

. > >> not elated that the wolves are here, but i am glad to have this resource. >> it's the people thatlike wolves on the ground to er beef. so we have to -- on the ground who eat our beef. so we have to think about that. >> i think we have lost sight of about this. it's not about wolves. it's about people. >> it can seem like a paradox and a contradiction to one to appreciate the wildness of the wealth while feeling the need to control it. >> with something like a wolf, you will never make everyone happy so we have to find a -- so we have to try to find a way to meet everyone's core values and accommodate them. >> if we can see your out how to to track this problem, we could figure out other problems in our society. >> it's a lot of work and collaboration can be messy. you can't get there tomorrow. >> there are people who greatly value wilderness and the symbols that bears and wolves have for them. and there are values at play regarding productive lands and the utility, bringing the book together to be able to respect those different values has been really key. ♪ [howling] gg99Ññwçça7

. >> in a word, elated. i was ecstatic. so it was wonderful. >> reporter: but while employers did more hiring in april than at any time in more than two years, a dramatic 806,000 people stopped looking for work. many simply gave up. less than 63% of working age adults are now in the workforce. a 35-year low. >> we definitely have an issue of long-term unemployed that is a negative for this economy and for this jobs report where people are out of work longer than 27 weeks and seem to be dropping out of the workforce and no longer looking for work. >> hi, my name is ruth -- >> reporter: meanwhile at the university of maryland today, soon-to-be college grads were putting together video resumes. the latest tool in a competitive job market. >> i want to have employers to know my genuine intentions when i'm looking for a job. >> reporter: hoping for an advantage in an improving yet still challenging job market. we also learned today that there were more jobs created in february and march than first reported, but wages remain flat

>> oh, i was elated. i was elated.was almost like they told me i was going home. >> wow. >> i really was. i felt like it was just a new chapter in my life, that it gave me a chance to start over. >> for these people locked up, this is just a psychological lifesaver, a string of hope, even if their release is 10, 5, 15, 20 years out. >> leon botstein is the president of bard college, a liberal arts college located about an hour from the prison but, in every other sense, worlds away. the majority of the students here are white and privileged, like max kenner, who came up with the idea of the bard prison program when he was a student here in the 1990s. he had been volunteering in prisons and knew the inmates were hungry for an education, but few opportunities were available to them. >> i visited 30 or 40 prisons. i did not encounter one single superintendent who wasn't enthusiastic about the possibility of starting a college within that prison. >> it is hard to get professors to teach in the program? >> no one has once ta

>> guest: elation is the one who has left cincinnati and she got married to a servicemen to a soldierthe army. they moved away from cincinnati. she has a child. she is married and has her first child and shannon and jessica are both again struggled to finish high school and were not quite able to finish. shannon did not finish high school. she became pregnant in high school and had a baby that died soon after birth. i believe the baby was very premature and after that point we can sort of distancing herself from school and began to kind of fallback and dropped out of high school and jessica dropped out as well but has gone back to get her ged and further college studies and they think is engaged to be married. those girls are doing well in the context of their communities. i know they wouldn't be seen as a sort of like let's say a duke context would not be seen as having gone far with their professional careers but have done extremely well given what they were up against which was a neighborhood of severe poverty and a serious drug problem. none of the seven girls have touch drugs and

i'm talking to her i much elation at bishan that when i was thinking that she can. pick up on the edge of the nation. ukraine mean i think we should get you thinking can in ukraine. i think i'm liking the frightening. i'm working on action and be trained how to get a chance to think so on and on. she'd like to completion. they have and i'm no question the food you should eat that much. he mentioned the connection to the crying. i can't let that happen. ah but the engine of that money on the pic you can have a nation. i'm thinking of having that and i think we mean when i think that the nation can you catch it right in front of it and i'm checking out whooping and wouldn't that be in contention. i'll be a question about who i am. i watched the potential of the whoops and white. what would it be. and i really understand the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov said when she attended the meeting with european foreign ministers in vienna that it would be adequate in sports and utah to hold a presidential election in ukraine when the army was being deployed against the

>> officials are stunned by the ruling because construction well underway the neighbors are elated by the ruling and have been saying that the project defies common sense. >> joe haggerty is a plaintiff in the lawsuit, pointing to dangerous streets that front the school. like summit drive with flying curves chris fitzgerald is another neighbor and plaintiff. >> you can see in the neighborhood there is no winding roads here. >> hoover elementary shut down because of declining enrollment. but now, the district is bulging at the seams and they thought reopening the school would accommodate influx. hoover is on a hillside, straddling the border of burlingame and hillsborough. expensive homes on the hillsborough side line the street from the the district said studies show no safety risks. construction continued including a big new building. but yesterday, the judge ordered the district to stop construction saying there needed to be an environmental impact report the decision surprised school officials. >> how can a handful of people prevent a school from opening? these residents bought hou

they have such high big elation. it costs a lot of money.takes two years. $20,000 to get a study. $2000 to get the permit. .ou have a 5 -- by yearly input this is the condition of the this. >> highly supervise. >> much more so than in canada. there is traceability here. you know exactly where it comes from. that is different from other countries. >> the last point about farmed salmon. is there people running out of farmed salmon? peak salmon? >> farmed salmon killed wild salmon. fish. running out of wild farmed salmon is important for us. >> thank you. much appreciated. at ag up, a look memorial day pastime. >> this is taking stock. i'm pimm fox. let's begin by taking look at the market moving headlines. let's go to carol massar, standing by. >> new-home sales climbed in april for the first time in three months. easing concerns of a setback in the residential real estate market. the 6.4% increase was the biggest in six months and spurred by surging demand in the midwest. regulators are looking on whether there is a new ignition switch defect

>> officials are stunned by the ruling because construction well underway the neighbors are elated by ruling and have been saying that the project defies common sense. >> joe haggerty is a plaintiff in the lawsuit, pointing to dangerous streets that front the school. like summit drive with flying curves chris fitzgerald is another neighbor and plaintiff. >> you can see in the neighborhood there is no winding roads here. >> hoover elementary shut down because of declining enrollment. but now, the district is bulging at the seams and they thought reopening the school would accommodate influx. hoover is on a hillside, straddling the border of burlingame and hillsborough. expensive homes on the hillsborough side line the street from the school. the district said studies show no safety risks. construction continued including a big new building. but yesterday, the judge ordered the district to stop construction saying there needed to be an environmental impact report the decision surprised school officials. >> how can a handful of people prevent a school from opening? these residents bought

>> of course the neighbor that's filed this suit are elated by the decision.ct officials, on the other hand are stunned by the ruling because construction is well underway. in april, the burling game school district broke ground for the newest school in half a century. hoover elementary school. built in 1930s and shut down because of declining enrollment. now, the district is bulging at the scenes hoover is on a hillside. expensive homes on the hillsborough side line the street across from the school. our worry has been the safety of the kids being dropped off. >> he and others point to daefrng russ narrow streets that front the school. like the blind curves. chris is another neighbor. >> you can see in the neighborhood there is sidewalks. and an affect on the neighborhood the district says traffic studies showed no safety risk. construction continued. yesterday, the judge ordered the district to stop all construction saying there needed to be an environmental impact report. >> how can a handful of people prevent a school from opening? the residents bought the

he'd show us some prove >> : it is a tv show is an elated childbirth with men and guests will likely become extinct >> : 20 men volunteered to go on local tv submitted themselves to the pain that one endured there are up to machines that zapped them in the act amends for 30 seconds with electrical shocks to challenge consisted of tell the pain and agony mostly as can pat it to pass 101 fellow it tough to out hit 500 marks said yet new respect for life >> : and payne vs. strength won the one end of story town rate >> : have a nice letter will see you at the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way,... while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel. banking for the life you have... investing for the life you want chase. so you can. ♪ you've got to love man: oh, i'm so toasted. man 2: yeah, me, too. ♪ till it's time, time to let them go... ♪ hey. what? early morning. shouldn't it be foggy? global warming. but it's all good. no, not really. i don't want to be negative, but it's not all good. just ask a penguin, man. global warming sucks. w

sector, welfare state lagger or perhaps true in some comparative terms is as a myth utterly false elate james q. wilson and john dulio distinguish between the two systems. when someone proposed adding a new agenda a major debate rose whether it was legitimate for the government take action at all in the metal but the government can take bold action under the system the nation you had to be facing a crisis. it was larger than it had been before but when the crisis ended the exercise of extraordinary powers ended. the new system is characterized by a large policy agenda, an end of the debate over the legitimacy of government action expect in first amendment freedoms. the decentralization of power in congress and multiplication under the old system, the checks and balances made it difficult for the government to start a new program and so the government remained relatively small. under the new system these checks and balances make it hard to change what the government has already done. the government remains large. my central theme, the core idea of my book is federal domestic policy failu

overnight hours and through tomorrow morning and they are very spotty and mainly across our higher elations. best chance of rain is to our northeast and to the sierra. the seven-day forecast is the same tomorrow, and warmer on wednesday and look at the 70's at the coast and 80's and 90's around the bay and inland this week. have a good one. >> it is busy. we have a brand new accident with possible injuries involved westbound 580 at the parkway we are starting to see delays so two lanes are blocked and an ambulance is headed to seen and c.h.p., as well, and eastbound traffic is not affected. as we take you to san jose northbound highway 87, another accident out here is blocking a lane and most of the traffic is north of there and we will look outside over at julian street off ramp beyond the tank you can see traffic is slowing pretty smoothly southbound direction, as well. we will take a look at the san mateo bridge, where c.h.p. high wind advisory is still in effect under the murky skies across the water and to the peninsula, that drive will take you 13 minutes and this is 13 minutes southb

absolute elation. i just wanted justice for my daughter. and we got it. >> what do you want to say to david pietz now? >> david, i hope -- i hope you find it in your heart to be sorry. because if you don't, you'll burn in hell forever. >> david pietz returned to court for his sentencing. presiding judge michael haden expressed disgust that david had strangled his wife, who trusted him. >> i don't know what was going through her head as she looked into the face of the man she thought she loved as he took her life away. accordingly, the sentence will be -- >> judge haden sentenced david pietz to 18 years in prison, the maximum time allowed in this second degree murder case. before her daughter's convicted killer was led away, nicole's mother had this to say. >> i've let david take my life for the last seven and a half years. but i'm not going to anymore. david, i forgive you. i'm not going to allow myself to let you rule my life anymore. >> but gayle says she would still like to ask her former son-in-law a final question. >> i wish david woul

everyone here was elated at the military parade and that they are getting a lot of attention. some feel they have been neglected under economic ukraine. we have spoken in the last couple of days to members of the minority groups like the tatars, who that they are worried about what will happen to rights they have enshrined under ukraine. they want to know whether they'll keep their representation, special groups which was a council running or representing the tatar population. there was genuine joy to see the russian president on the streets of sevastopol, reflected in what people were saying, with people's thought being in eastern ukraine, as some tried to breakaway, it's a controversial point with the minority groups, with the general public, they are on the side of the so-called pro-russian separatists in ukraine. >> you mentioned eastern ukraine at the moment, going under volatile staples. there's a lot of chaos and violence. has the situation there been calm since it was annexed? >> it has. i was talking to someone earlier. a year ago you would have seen a sizeable presen

. >> it's elation because we finally feel that justice was served but it's also extreme worry.nt people to call police, help us find our dad. he's very ill. he shouldn't be moved. >> she thinks her stepmom either left the country with her dad or took him to an indian reservation. jean kasem's lawyer argued as her husband she has any reason to move him as she sees fit. this is incredibly sad. a judge has said, no, she doesn't have that right anymore. much as you would with a child who has not been treated properly by the court, this man has been transferred to another person, and that person can't get it. so what do you do? >> this is exactly like the child when you've got two parents fighting over divorce custody saying i'm the better parent. i make better decisions, i should be in charge. jean has been married him for 33 years, she wanted to move him. and it was well within her rights to move him if she thought that was in his best interest. it doesn't look like she was in violation of any court order. now you the judge wants to know what happened, so he can issue an opinion a

what i try to establish as there is a conventional way of talking about elation ship in america betweenan-american community and the white community, and it is one that we are comfortable with. i basically call at the lunch table view, the problem with racism is that black people want to sit at one table and why people want to sit at another lunch table. if we could get black and white people to love each other, everything would be solved. these are inventions of racism. if you trace back to history to 1619, better way of describing the relationship between black and white people is one of the constant stealing from the taking of black people that extends from slavery after jim crow policy. slavery is the stealing of people's labor and sometimes the outright theft of their children , the taking of the black body for whatever profit you can bring from it, after jim crow south three of the system of sharecropping -- which isn't much different minus the actual selling of children, you're still exploiting labor and taking as much as you can from it. into his system when you think about some

. >> but white's elation was not to last.en an hour later, he got in a fight in the yard and got busted and got sent back to the shu. so it just shows how fast things can fall apart even when things are going good. prison can take it all away from you. >> it's the old law, you know? for every action, there's a reaction. so i can relate to macbeth, you know, by the choices he made predicted his punishment. some of us made mistakes. our choices was mistakes, now we're paying for them. >>> next -- >> three dangerous individuals. a very dangerous individual. his beliefs which aren't the norm of any known society that i know of. [ female announcer ] there's a gap out there. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve. at humana, we believe if healthcare changes, if it becomes simpler... if frustration and paperwork decrease... if grandparents get to live at home instead of in a home... the gap begins to close. so let's simplify things. let's close the gap between people and care. ♪ let's close the gap between people and car

. >> and jeremy, when you saw this and it was a possibility for the child, you are a, elated and hopefuln there has to be a moment of, are you kidding? is this real? can it happen? and when did you come to the conclusion, that this is a reality and we have to pursue it. >> we saw the video, and saw our daughter watch it, and her eyes light up, and how important it was to her, and we reached out to boyland and knew to get something done. >> and in the case of the other family, it cost $50,000, and in the end, kiley's new prosthetic, i understand is $10,000, is that right? >> she didn't have a prosthetic. i mean, they start around $10,000 and go up. but, this robo hand with the 3d print ser coer is costing $10. >> $10! >> yes. >> and i understand that you are still being fitted and you don't have the completed product yet, but you have had it on and how do you feel, kiley? >> i was very excited when i saw it at first, and it was really cool when i saw it. >> it was really cool when you saw it? >> yes. and how did it feel? did it feel okay? >> yeah, it was a little uncomfortable. >> they en

he is elated. many people think, oh, my gosh. this must be trtraumatic.his is the happiest day of his life. anything is better than captivity. he can eat when he wants, walk when he wants. and i am just so happy for him and for his family. >> what is that transition like, reentering society? >> i was a civilian, you know, came back to my family. i am sure he will see his family. the military is debriefing him now. they will checking on him medically and debrief him. i think there is a chance he will see his family at a base in germany and come back to the u.s. there will be a lot of attention in the beginning, and that will sort of overwhelm him. >> will fade. he will decide what to do with the rest of his life. >> you bring up a good point because you were a civilian captured. there are other civilians being held. >> yeah. i just in terms of today, it's an amazing day. it was an amazing effort the administration made but the u.s. doesn't have a policy on what it does when someone is kidnapped by militant groups. there is another american prisoner in paki

of course, i was elated to see we are getting to a majority of gay and lesbian people being able to marryat the map. it shows you the amount of the percentage of people who are declare themselves as openly gay or lesbian that the census, that the map is based on. you can almost lay the map, protection of housing over it. in the areas where you can still be fired for being gay, lesbian. still be fired, lose your home for being lgbt person. lays over it almost perfectly. to see that people will not declare they're gay and lesbian in the areas where they could lose their job and lose their home and the danger to that isn't just losing your job or home. it means these people are having to lie on census. having to lie at work. not able to take their partner with them. their children are having to cover up who they are at school. it brings a lot of shame. and frankly without being able to till you a personal stories in these areas particularly in the south, where there are no protections, it means, it means that we cannot move the dialogue. we can't dispel the myths and lies and stereotypes tha

dan is elated. it's sunday, may 4th. might as well be christmas for you.-d2. >> it's a huge day for me. i'm a massive "star wars" fan. it's "star wars" day. when we say -- may the fourth be with you. more from the lovable droid coming up. >>> also, ben affleck ordered to fold his cars at the hard rock in vegas. why he's been banned from the blackjack table. we'll tell you about that. that's in just a few minutes. >>> but first here the courtroom spectacle known as the blade runner trial is set to resume tomorrow. the defense for oscar pistorius poised to jump-start its effort to convince a judge that the shooting death of his model girlfriend was all just a terrible accident. >> yeah. we have seen him cry on the witness stand under grueling cross-examination. well, now he's mounting a defense he hopes will show that the murder was an accident. abc's matt gutman is back outside the courthouse in pretoria, south africa, with the latest. matt? >> reporter: good morning, dan and bianna. sources close to the defense tell us that oscar pistorius has spent the pa

and prisoners held by the islamic front will be released from aleppo humanity we need to also be elated to see pro regime elite is currently on to see to the left will be jaded stanley steamer cleanest is a big city. capturing the rebel stronghold is expected to give president bush on the sides of the stick in the run up to the presidential elections next month. however the opposition are also healing mississippi today has been fun it is a meeting with the guns will be able to join the fleet is in the north of syria. symbolism is signed to epic. the sixteen kids and leaders signed the upper hand in this conflict it simply reinforces the status quo the new cycle of violence in the war torn country will continue. beijing has warned vietnam to stop causing a hazard to its ships the chinese government insisting it has every right to drill for oil. vietnam's coast. and to quote immediately leave the area around the deep sea break were a tense standoff is now couples on the high seas has to teach from the deep unease coast guard appears to show chinese ships running in the evenings pencils at

that, again, both parties know that they have an interest to maintain the economic and political elationhip. opportunityuse the if other banks decide to exit from russia? , when there isat a slowdown, or might be less competition. russian banks might have means trouble the a capacity to lend. maybe a different pricing environment. for the time being, we stick to our strategy. maybe there will be some opportunities, but it is too early to say. socgen's chief executive .4%e, shares up about today. >> let's shift gears and talk airlines. thats reported earnings beat analyst expectations. it was still lower than last year. david tweed has been following the story. profit dropped, but it beat expectations. what is behind this? why are shares doing so well? >> well, it is a story about profitability margins. you are right, the shares are doing well. they are up about five percent. for the year, they are down seven percent, but on the right track. the earnings came in around 10% ahead of consensus estimates. it is because of margins largely at the commercial unit, the unit that makes all of the

explanation of the interim destruction at phoenix and for its general failure to respond to ongoing request elated to delays in care. several toi invited explain va's incomplete record production to the committee. they did not come. dr. lynch was in phoenix. on may 22, we prepared three additional subpoenas. we compel them to appear before us. yet they again the client to attend this evening's hearing. expect va to be forthcoming, but it takes repeated request and threat of compulsion to get va to bring their people here. i look forward to hearing what he had to say. membernize the ranking in any statement he would like to make and then we will proceed with questions. thank you. we find ourselves in a very difficult position. there's a push of materials that came overnight. those materials and the release of interim report today does not provide answers we saw, but rather raise additional .estaurants i share your frustration and passion for getting to the bottom of this issue. we have been bipartisan on so many things within this committee. i'm hopeful we can continue that even as the situation ge

happened may 9th elaters store in neighborhood of san jose barber put his shotgun in the face the clerkustomer. no one seriously injured award money going to anyone providing and a conviction of the robber crime stoppers and local city councilman. new details this morning about security guard caught on camera heading a teenager in a wheelchair accused of handcuffing punching bumpings the students out of the wheelchair and a hallway at applied earlier this month. security guard has been fired in facing criminal assault charge. friday afternoon the unified school district but says the thoroughly reviewing the incident so far only one security guard mitchell accused of actually striking distance and two other security guards in the hallway at the time mr. reviewing their options to make sure they acted accordingly it at this point only one guard mitchell facing criminal charges. 23 year-old former oakland high school are some actual scene here facing felony charge of inflicting corporal injury on child after striking a wheelchair-bound as francisco on back on may 19th. since inception of s

while the defensive end was initially elated, he quickly turned to monday morning quarterbacking about getting picked so late, writing on the rams' twitter account saturday, "from the last season alone, i should have been in the first three rounds." >> michael is really focused on the big picture. michael's focusing on getting ready to go to st. louis and to becoming a ram. >> reporter: many congratulated sam on the announcement from president obama to sam's fellow athletes. >> i think it's a great day for the nfl. >> reporter: came to tell the world that i'm an openly proud gay man. >> reporter: after coming out in february he recently told robin he hoped to be an inspiration to other gay athletes. >> i think i could be a beacon for those people, a light. and i can be comfortable in my own skin and be like michael sam. >> reporter: not everyone on the sidelines was cheering about how openly he celebrated with his boyfriend. miami dolphins defensiveback don jones tweeting, "horrible." that post has been deleted. jones fined and temporarily excused from team activities. but some say it

. >> turning to politics, how you aid it were you that the -- elated were you that the establishment beat back the tea party on tuesday? >> a lot of good candidates running all across the country of all different stripes. i thought the election went well. we are going to have good candidates on the ballot. i'm not going to enter into this distinction between tea party and republicans, because it's a distinction you are going to have a hard time finding. >> back on the metadata bill, how would you describe the cooperation that you have had with the administration, and are there things that are getting better on the national security issues? >> we work with the administration on a whole host of issues. i think on this issue, the administration, their position and the position of house republicans frankly was pretty close. as i said on the floor, i appreciate the work of chairman rogers and chairman goodlatte, but i also appreciate the work of congressman conyers and others who came together to find a way to help maintain these programs in a way that will continue to make america safe.

these benefits are very familiar , tuition, room and board, fees, books, and other elated expenses. what is the purpose? the purpose and offering financial assistance is to encourage our student athletes to carry on and to complete their academic work and the vast majority do. the nlrb has expressed a view that the legal issue of employee status is ultimately a matter of congressional intent. we agree with that. in this instance, the regional director has mechanically applied a rigidly wooden task drawn from the common law. absence of any congressional intent to include college athletics is an employment then you -- as an employment venue. it does create a dichotomy. notes thatn northwestern university is nonsectarian. but the nlrb has been struggling . someould reasonably expect private religiously affiliated universities to challenge the board's authority to be regulating institutional missions expressly granted in the religious view. the second disparity is the decisions implicit exclusion of state institutions and .ntercollegiate athletics this will likely create many discrepanc

my wife and i are both elated. we're so happy. i have so much to be thankful for.y appreciate the people that supported us, the media, friends, prayers from friends. we feel great. i feel great. i was reborn. >> i can say we're happy to have you back. just give us the 15-second recap of what happened and how it felt to have something you thought you had had for 50 years all of a sudden taken away from you. >> it was like i was punched in the stomach. i've said that before. it's like the worst feeling there is. it's like you lived your whole life and it's like -- it's almost a lie. we have always held ourselves to be -- tried to be upstanding citizens. i felt like i was just lying to my friends and lying throughout my life. when we discovered that we didn't, we tried to correct it. thank god everything is over for now. >> thank god for sure. of course, there had to have been moments when you thought there was a real possibility that this was not going to turn out the way you wanted it to, after all of this time thinking you were a u.s. citizen. there's nothing else

this elation latter is the client and if the ukrainian forces the greater good by that point the governmentin kiev carry out more harsh measures like we've seen in the last few days more murderous actions let's call it by its right name that it is very likely that this situation will escalate some of the people in the east who do not want to live under this government are not going to accept that you talk about murderous actions carried out by the authorities but the west doesn't seem to see it that way they indeed blame the pro autonomy protesters for all this latest violence on the deaths that we've been seeing now here's how the u.s. state department has commented on the latest events the outbreak of violence caused by pro russia separatists this morning in my op pool which has resulted in multiple deaths is that a fair accusation well i mean it's breathtaking to do this in accuracy. people are celebrating their victory day victory over fascism and they do they're celebrating the victory this of these units come in and maybe paramilitary units as well we're not sure who all were involved

>> i am over the moon elated today, kate.as well. >> oh, stop it. >> it's because i really think this is a very significant moment for the republican party, and it's been interesting how quickly some of the conservatives that have gone against mitch mcconnell have come out in support of him. i hope that xawhat happens is ty see if you can't beat them, join them and we stop this intrafighting that has happened in the republican party for the last two years and instead fight against the democrats. when you're not cannibalizing each other. >> paul, do you think there will be party unity now? >> i think so. we want to win seats. i think the one thing all republicans have in common is the desire to flip the senate, the desire to win policy. >> paul, democrats want nothing more than to take on tea party challen challengers. we saw that happen in the last several cycles. >> the establishment couldn't beat the tea party so they've joined them, become tea stained if not tea party. mitch mcconnell who was a paragon of the establishment

you know why am i so all elated today so you know why i always say the word for all be related is how or the. all they do is happy very very happy. because where you get it to put all people back on the land at their u.s. head. through. d.c. you know whatever you call it i took out people in. goal was to be destitute. and a problem that we're having is that they're not fulfilling their obligations they're continuing to ignore deny us and that's one of the most difficult things when rid of victims of this hypocrisy but the people on the payroll if you deny us access to all lands that they say they gave us all back which we never received to the money that they say they've given us we don't you could receive and this has been going off one hundred twenty years away in national mall that there is a process now world. we're conducting our reform fighting. to reclaim lands national lands. during the awful hawaiian governments convention prime minister henry never gave land titles to groups of ten people for them that simple ceremony means the beginning of a new chapter in their lives becau

that some thirty thousand people in total following these petitions out of our native hawaiian talk elation that was close to forty thousand. the night the petition did not succeed on the twelfth of august eight hundred ninety eight in a ceremony that took place in front of the lani palace the old residence of the hawaiian monarchs the flag of the kingdom was taken down an american flag was raised. the annexation of hawaii brought a process of americanization in the local society this process included the imposition of an educational system that marginalized the values of the local population the local language was replaced by that of the settlers. in one thousand nine hundred six under the authority of the republic of hawaii a law was passed that stated that. all public school instruction must take place in english so i didn't outright ban hawaiian but in effect they did because they said everyone must learn english the most news in the us and only english in your schools and so parents became much more reluctant to use why in language in their homes and certainly in the schools many child

major victories on the ground so this seems thing to try and get to my knees even in advance and elation and the idea that. the last two years should willingly not wish to list them to. step down is nonsense. syria's largest city aleppo came perilously close to a humanitarian cust catastrophe when for the week residents were cut off water supplies following the markets and she's been on top of this story closely she talks about it in today's breaking the set. the same country d.c. neo-cons been invited to bomb the hell out of is undergoing a devastating humanitarian crisis according to syrian foreign ministry three million people in the city of aleppo have been without potable drinking water for nine entire days according to digital journal extremist rebel forces have the seeds of the city have taken control of two main pumping stations and regime held areas but their attack backfired and end up cutting off water for everyone including the rebel stronghold and the heavily divided battleground city as you can see from these devastating images the situation is beyond dire women and childre

for so long i mean what is news at this point justin bieber getting ivette arrest i mean radio big elation right brilliant you lazio you know is right a left and it's true as well you know but that being said there's so much that is reported that is. totally nonsense so what is this replacing nothing so i mean this they're saying there's no reason to be exactly why are we here larry how did real housewives. came about from a pitch from a gentleman in orange county who came to us and said i'm neighbors with these women they're unlike anyone you've seen their boobs are bigger or their hair is under there these hot mom's milf says as they're sometimes referred to you heard that term yes. and and he didn't know what to do with them and we really we shot with them a little bit we were like what do we do and we decided to make a kind of docu soap opera docu series about these five friends who were all neighbors and their lives and it was right when desperate housewives was hitting and we called it the real housewives of kind of the reality version of just business right as the old spinoff i am i