>>> hello, erveds, i'm beth troutman. it's a new week and time for new videos, "right this minute." > running instate. lo. bicycle, piece of crap. >> a driver has to go around a cyclist. he's not happy he's having to share the road. >> i'm going to hurt one of them one of these days. >> how his video rant got him on the wrong side of the law. >>> a paraglider sailing along when the equipment -- >> collapses like a balloon popped. >> why there's no soft landing after a long journey down. >>> a guy getting up in his grill for a holiday barbecue. >> i'm sure this isn't how you go about hit. >> how he decides to fan the flames. >>> and a 5-year-old with a decision to make. the pain of one tough problem. >> you can't have three girlfriends? >> no. >> it's too much to handle. what a problem to have. >> yeah, right. >> the constant battle, the battle between motorists and cyclists. a man named keith maddox is not happy he has to share the road. >> ride your little bicycle, piece of crap. going to run him in the ditch. just run h

the oldest erving lost a tea party runoff to john ratcliff.hey openly questioned whether the 91-year-old hall was able to defend that office. he was also one of the last world war ii vets serving in washington. the other is congressman john dingell who is planning to retire. >> the courts in wisconsin have dealt a defeat to marriage equality. the state supreme court refused to hear a challenge on the band on same-sex marriages. the a couple argued the band violated the equal protection clause of the constitution. wisconsin supreme court did not give a reason why it would not hear the petition. and another challenge filed by eight same-sex couples is still pending in a lower court. >>> first lady michelle obama is fighting back against republicans to overall new school lunch standards that she strongly supports. serving more food specials and whole grains. the first lady says no one should be playing politics with a child's health especially since there's progress in childhood obesity. >> unfortunately, despite these successes, we're now seeing

congresswoman tammy duckworth erving on committee of oversight and government reform. we will do right by the families of the victims. two families said don't take us down this path again. why is this being done? we hope we can shine a light on where our focus should be preventing benghazi from ever happening again. i told a the speaker in a phone call i just had with him that i'm hopeful that ranking member cummings and the chairman can come to some better terms on how we proceed and it is with that hope and his great leadership that i present the chairman, our ranking member on this committee, mr. cummings. >> thank you very much, madam leader. and i, too, agree with you that we must be in pursuit of fairness and transparency, not only for the families of these great americans who we lost in libya, but also for the american people. i do not believe a select committee is called for after eight reports, dozens of witness interviews and review of more than 25,000 pages of documents. many of the so-called unanswered questions republicans have been raising recently have a

you know, all we're doing is erving you. >> yeah.stion is, do we have a choice anymore or are we being targeted without really having that choice? >> no, there's a choice. there's always a choice. you can opt out of everything. >> well, i guess that's true except for one thing. you can't opt out of something if you don't know you're already in. how many times have you actually read a service agreement? well, maybe you should. because when you swipe your credit card or sign up for almost anything online, you're opting in. and that means companies have the right to buy and sell your information, even stuff you think would stay private. >> lost in a horrific car crash. that tragic fact was included on the letter he received from office max. >> why would they have that kind of information? >> privacy advocates reported that data brokers are even selling lists of rain victims, alcoholics, and people suffering with hiv or aids to marketers. seems to me most people would opt out of being on a list like that if they knew it existed. >> well,

she stood next to doctor j julius erving. her popularity is skyrocketing.hould trade last year's number one draft pick for mallory. >>> they look at the largest divorce judgment in history. a swiss court awarded $4.8 billion with a "b" to the wife of rough billionaire. he made his money in fetter leader. she plans to nab her husband's $88 million apartment. >> what's the moral of that. >> i heard he was a cheater. >> so let it go let it go. >>> fleet ships began arriving this morning. the annual celebration of it was canceled last year because of budget cuts. it includes ship tours and parades. nearly 1,500 servicemembers take part. >>> they look at mcdonald's. organizers picket outside a mcdonald's head quarters during a shareholder meeting. they demand high irwages and the right to form a union without retaliation. they're backed by a financing group. >> also this morning mcdonald's is dealing with a super size backlash over a mascot making its first appearance in the u.s. the world met ronald mcdonald in 1963. then he unveille happy. >> some call this ch

. >>> hello, erveds, i'm beth troutman.s a new week and time for new videos, "right this minute." > running instate. lo. bicycle, piece of crap. >> a driver has to go around a cyclist. he's not happy he's having to share the road. >> i'm going to hurt one of them one of these days. >> how his video rant got him on the wrong side of the law. >>> a paraglider sailing along when the equipment -- >> collapses like a balloon popped. >> why there's no soft landing after

and she'll be 79 if he ends up erving two terms. >> clinton's camp blasted back saying she's recoveredit wasn't just clinton pushing back, a well-known republican and white house jumped into it as well. >> this wasn't clever, ant it wasn't insinuation. this was karl rove running into a brick wall. nothing drives decent people running away from public office more than this type attack. it weakens the fabric of democracy. >> here's what i would say about cognitive capacity which is that dr. rove might have been the last person in america on election night to recognize and acknowledge that the president had won re-election, including the state of ohio, so we'll leave it at that. >> chuck todd, what's going on? i mean, i just don't understand why would karl rove bend over backwards to make hillary clinton look like a more sympathetic figure? >> i am curious. it's amazing the conspiracy those are i heard yesterday. rove did this, he's doing the old lbj here. make them deny that they have brain damage. throw it out there and then say, oh, i didn't say brain damage, brain damage, brain damage

the expansion of the balance sheet, i find, is very .erve-racking as far as monetizing u.s.ebt with quantitative easing, i very badt's also policy. i think we're creating more bubbles here. let our guest respond. guest: those are all very good points and are central to the been having the last couple of years about the role of the federal reserve and the economy. inlike to think of the u.s. particular as a free market, as capitalism.ered obviously when you have a central bank controlling interest rates and guiding the economy, the economy's direction, it is not a true free market. in thatguided economy sense. so you have to consider what as a government in allowing the central bank to do what it does. will most people believe having a central bank involved will cycle,e the business prevent even worse booms and and at least provide a suggestion when things fall apart. we're seeing right now that that debated. there's really little question this measure that you cited. robert schiller, a yale certainly well-known for identifying the tech bubble, the housing bubble. course, now

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