minor who appointed him essex county prosecutor in 1959. he was reappointed in 1964 and named him president of the state board of public utilities in 1968. respected by both political parties, he was appointed by republican governor william t. cahill to our superior court in 1970. he was overwhelmingly elected governor in 1973 and re-elected in an uphill political campaign in 1977. during his tenure, the pine lands protection act became law and casino hotel development began in atlantic city. impeccablely honest, he served as our governor with great distinction. his dry wit is a joy to hear and deeply appreciated by countless new jerseyans. he was honored to have -- new jerseyians. he was honored to have him as a professor in the early 1980's and recall fondly his superb teaching skills and generosity of spirit and time. as the class met weekly, the historic governor's residence in princeton, built by richard stockton, a signer of the declaration of independence. governor byrne is a wonderful father and grandfather, teacher and mentor, coll

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they will be focusing on folsom and essex streets, other trouble spots in the city. as for the accident here, it does not appear that the driver who hit the man was speeding and it doesn't appear she was under the influence at the time. what they are looking at is the possibility is she may have been temporarily blinded by the sun this morning. it was just starting to come up at that time. we're live this afternoon in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> 455-year-old oakland girl is -- a 5-year-old girl is in the hospital after being hit in the eye by a paint ball. police say the little girl was riding in a car with her mother when someone in a passing car shot a paint ball through an open window. the girl is listed in serious condition and is still being treated for her eye injury. police are looking for the teenager who witnesses say fired the paint ball. >>> milpitas police say a young woman learning how to drive caused this damage at a chase bank branch on south park victoria drive this morning. investigators say it appears the driv

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. >> guest: there is a -- increase the essex in the new testament that says everything you have fought before and everything you do it's been done before. i'm not talking about living in the past. i'm talking about looking to the past to see what is worked updating it as necessary and moving forward. if you go to another country for the first time you usually get a guide look to find out where the best hotels are in the best restaurants and places to be avoided. these are people who have gone before us to scope out the cities and to recommend the best places for us. we have the founders of our country who understood human nature at least as well as the preachers of their day and they created the constitution that established boundaries for governments but unlimited life, liberty for the citizens. i believe that is getting out of whack and we have exceeded those constitutional boundaries and that is why we have so many of the problems and challenges that we have today. >> host: in previous books you had to remind me, you weren't saying disengage from public life for the public square bu

that essex 45. whatever to the traffic center george hull is the commute.r.: tracking a couple of accidents one antioch was down highway 4. not a hot spot because traffic is usually such as this area, but there is word that there may be a couple of lanes blocked their and that could change a tow truck on the right shoulder through the corridor. the drive time from to 38 to 237 is still coming in at just 14 minutes. >> thanks allot george. the 631. a big game for the warriors' game 4 in the first round of the playoffs pivotal for both teamsbut yesterday's game was less about basketball and more about the reported racial remarks from clippers owner donald sterling. protestors made an appearance at the game. we have learned that an attorney for sterling's girlfriend says the voice in the recording is no doubt that of the clippers owner and now t-m-z sports has released more of that very controversial conversation more now on the fallout involving clippers owner don sterling. who's in hot water for recordings released by his ex-girlfriend who says it's sterling

the judges ordered lawyers to address the issue back essex 44 talking about the weather. shot. really not much difference compared to what we experience 24 hours ago as we warned rob de young others temperatures really start to climb. by 9:00 we will continue to see tears areas. downtown san francisco today a high of 63. was a 66 degree weather. ha overall no complaints. springlike conditions just a touch of color as we head into your saturday. temperatures right now will drag things apart a crowded skies into the middle of next week. 646 is the time right now have been friday george. not unusual given that it's good friday but the rest of the south bay commute not bad at all. and here's a look at what all want to see why this accident is not having a bigger or more severe and pack because normally we would see slow traffic all through the bore a corridor. president obama says he hopes that who is what france have entered your vicinity nearby friends will let you know faraway trips. bulldog: [yawning] it's finally morning! i can't wait to get to mattress discounters becau

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. >> axelrod: the city of newark and essex county, new jersey, will keep paying the bill for the stadiumat's the cbs evening news for tonight. later on cbs, "48 hours." for now, i'm jim axelrod at new york. and for all of us here at cbs news, thanks for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org how the n-b-a is responding. animal activists are callinr all caged animals to be reld from six flags discovery kim in vallejo -- after an elep dies. and a mysterious and beautil sight over bay area skies. we'll e an explanation. kpix 5 news is next. 1:09:26 "it's disturbing. listen, it's disturbing if u hear it from,,,,,,,, works with us, works for us doesn't matter." 1:09:33 the coach for the los angel clippers reacts to reports e team's owner made some highy >>> it's disturbing, listen it's disturbing to hear from anybody. it doesn't matter if he works with us or for us. it doesn't matter. >> the coach for the los angeles clippers reacts to reports the team's owner made some highly controversial and racist remarks. good evenin

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now essex the fallout continues this morning. against the clippers owner donald sterling as he gets banned from nba for life. and severe weather slam is other states with heavy flooding and close to a foot of rain. and the big news is our weather today as we are in a heat wave that's garden this morning topping out at high temperatures today and tomorrow. this is the bay area's news station kron4 news at 6 starts now. a >> the morning i'm darya folsom and im mark danon. so sleepy now for most of us. because of the heat. >> especially for those of us without . >> already 50 degrees. it doesn't sound too hot. but 50 degrees at 6:00 a.m. really nice and comfortable. in fact let me pam out to greet you can see how this morning is turning out. it looks really nice. early in the morning or probably it later on in the evening because during the but middle of the day is going to be very hot. >> no kidding. and thanks of yoli. about a show of the matter with the current conditions vary looking at 60 and hayward. other places like san fran

last week of a committee, senator goldwater asked questions about the use of the aircraft from the essexwith their markings painted out. well, we figured that somebody told him about that thing on wednesday morning therefore they're going to try to spring it in such a like the youooks were wrong and i was wrong in wasn't.here >> historic audio from the aftermath of the us backed overthrow fidel castro. saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span radio, and washington at 90.1fm, and nationwide radio channele 120. >> treasury secretary jack lew said there's unity within the g7. to increase sanctions against russia for its actions in ukraine. his comments came as he signed a inbillion loan agreement conjunction with the i.m.f. to help you crane. followed a meeting with ukraine's finance minister at the treasury department. >> good morning, it's a pleasure to be here today. over the last several months the people have demonstrated tremendous courage as they charted an incourse for their country and demanded a government that reflects the people.the in spring meetings i made it my counterparts --

they also gave them folsom and the essex. >>> somebody pretends to be in law enforcement and gives him hundreds of dollars. a woman identified as ann is one of four known victims a man claiming to be sergeant jackson from the san francisco sheriff's department called her and told her she had to pay a fine for not showing up for jury duty. and told her for $408 and -- $480 and gave her the account number which gave her access. >> i work to supplement my income because i am retired and it hurts, it really hurts that somebody would call on my home phone and lie to me. >> now ann realized it was a scam when she went to court and was told she had never been called for jury duty. and law enforcement never calls and asking for as for money. >>> michael claims he had an affair with audrey pots mother when she was separated from her husband. she commuted suicide in september of 2012 after embarrassing photos were put on the internet. her parents filed a wrongful death lawsuit seeking responsibility and he shut let it go in san shows. >>> and they are being paid to leave and don't come back. >>>

you back to an afternoon in 1951 when i was walking with my lovely dad passed a railway station in essex. against the wall you could see the ghostly in white paint, much faded with two big initials p.j.. i said what's that and he said it's nothing, son. my dad would usually over explain or under explain. we went back home and i said what was that p.j. dad? he said it stands for parish judo. it's very archaic form and it was put there. it was a slogan put there by a black shirt fascists who got outside of london and hadn't quite somehow managed to vanish. it made me think really early on that there were two kinds of history's that have been really beaten about during jewish history in british history. somehow they were in a weird way connected and i remember on my dad's bookshelf trial and error stood there side-by-side with -- then it occurred to me as i grew up that churchill was to some extent at least a zionist partly so it's because he felt himself so engaged in some sense. with the intense amount most romantic historicity of the jewish tradition. british history and jewish history w

you can hike in the adirondacks and hotel property i love here, the essex resort and spa, set on 18 acresful place to go. >> thank you so much. >> tomorrow, how to become a happy wife in 31 days. >> go take the test. >> i'm here to help. you and i will get through this together. ♪

officers conducted special traffic enforcement on folsom and essex streets last night. >>> 7:17., sal, you have everything straight on highway 24? >> we're trying. we don't have a lot of crashes this morning but we to have some slow traffic coming up to some of these major areas as dave mentioned, highway 24. we're looking at it here. the drive time between 680 interchange and the oakland side of the caldecott tunnel is a little less than 15 minutes. i do want to mention the traffic is going to be okay in the commute to san francisco westbound bay bridge, 25-minute drive time getting into the city. taking it all the way to the san francisco exit. i also want too mention in san francisco, southbound 101 at paul avenue right here, there is a truck that lost a load of dirt on 101 southbound and the traffic is now backing up from the 280 interchange. we'll keep an eye on that because if it's not gone soon, this could end up having a problem with all san francisco traffic coming in from the east bay. we'll deep an eye on it for you -- keep an eye on it for you. >>> mostly cloudy to pa

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new essex kron4 marlene kelley has no information about what investigators believe killed the most recent after falling into the ravine where she was a visually discovered. >> the approximately falling 60 ft. from a trail. >> reporter: did not have obvious signs of injury that was cause of death but she did suffer some scrapes. >> she dislike portions of a way down. did slide >> reporter: no sign of struggle or suspicious activity at either location of foul play has not yet been completely out . >> reporter: dan carter known as the trail side killer terrorizing the bay area. mostly along hiking trails the sheriff's department says there is no evidence of serial killer having anything to do with these two recent deaths. >> >> reporter: even so, a few women to have spoken with said they will reconsider hiking along or at all on mount tam. >> pam: >> pam: a pedestrian in critical condition after being struck by a car this morning. between 20 and 30 years old was hit while he was crossing the street at 20 ave and what that trick here is the video from our helicopter partnership with 87. the d

. >> "the only way is essex."jersey shore" sort of. >> jimmy: i'm in all ready. wait a second -- >> i mean, it's not like "the jersey shore" but i'm trying to compare it to american tv shows. >> jimmy: okay, i like that. >> and then there's one called "made in chelsea," which reminds me of "the hills." and there's a guy on show that i've seen a clip of that says, "darling, you must come in for a restorative glass of champagne." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a great line. >> i'm gonna watch this show. i'm definitely watching this show. >> jimmy: i'm into a show called "southern charm." i like that show. >> "southern charm?" >> jimmy: yeah, on bravo. >> what it's about? >> jimmy: southern people that are rich. [ laughter ] >> just like rich southern people? >> jimmy: and then the other one is "chrisley knows all?" "chrisley knows best." chrisley knows best or knows all? knows best. "chrisley knows best." again, it's about a rich dude, southern. >> you just love rich southern people. >> jimmy: there's like a theme th

the league could also suspend him for some period of time, a year perhaps, during which essex communicated from the franchise. he couldn't be able to have communication with the players staff, coaches, wouldn't be able to go to practices or games. it's like a restraining order. costill make money off the team. the league could pursue a more radical approach by trying to first him to sell the treat but the league constitution doesn't likely give the nba that authority. if it were to pursue that path done yld sterling could -- donald sterling could sue the nba and not be leaving any time soon. i think the league will say donald sterling won't be around the rest of this season and after which the league will make a more determineative decision. >> woodruff: what would be involved in ending his ownership which we heard magic john johnson calling for? they said they won't go to the games if he is the owner. >> it's a difficult process but not one that is impbl. if you look back at the history of league there's a case that focused on the idea who was can become an owner. the courts expressed the

september 1997, mark mcdonald and his family are visiting relatives in essex, maryland. nearby, hundreds gather on a warm, sunny day to watch the chesapeake air show. >> i was aware of the air show, and they did have quite a few planes that came in and made some very low fly-bys as they were making their landings. i could hear windows on the house rattling. >> after the mcdonalds enjoy a backyard barbecue, some of the family members decide to get a closer look. >> everyone left to watch the air show from a fishing pier. and i sat at a picnic table and just drank a beer and was eating some steamed crabs. >> left to right, the >> left to right, the stealth 117, ladies and gentlemen. >> as a special treat, the f-117 stealth bomber is scheduled to fly over the air show en route to andrews air force base. to the amazement of the crowd, the military aircraft whizzes past them. on the second pass, the announcer encourages the crowd to cheer on the pilot. >> want to hear some noise. >> two successful and spectacular fly-bys, but on the third attempt disaster strikes. without war

a 50 year-old essex year-old ran off.rack down this since and found them hiding in nearby bushes. a former san francisco firefighter will be arraigned on fellow dui charges three he was under the influence what he had a motorcyclist last jerome charge wickes three felony counts for it he is currently entered a deeply where they have filed a civil suit against the city. yesterday afternoon of urgency of the this was brought to the same as bystanders or already there who attended to the void. he was taken to the hospital and police believe aldon was an accident. >> the search for a missing 21 of the man has a very reenergize over the weekend. the search was held on saturday and yesterday. hamas said he saw his on history. jews believe to be in his home when the female with blond hair and is visible to us on his arm. he is believed to go by his street name chris and his hair has long long and curly. his family lives in san diego and they're very concerned about his mental san diego and they're very concand discer aexcitingal

faster rail and it will bring those benefits to businesses and passengers in norfolk, suffolk and essex speak was i pay tribute to the honorable lady and others for the work they're doing on the norwich task force. this is a very important project. i welcome the interest shown by business leaders, local authorities and enterprise partnerships. it is one of the fastest-growing parts of her country. it's got world-class companies and universities, better support and i look forward to the task force report that i know she is working on and i hope this will be used to shape the specification for the long rail franchise that should start in 2016. >> mr. speaker, 35 years ago the tories united to bring down a labour government and bring in -- [shouting] [inaudible] doesn't this demonstrate what people across uk need is not separation in scotland and england, but liberation from right wing tory economic? >> he has provided i think a very useful public service which has reminded me of one useful thing the snp has done in the history which was to get rid of that dreadful labour government that n

take a look at essex, avalon bay. there was that concern about overbuilding but demand so far is meeting that supply. as for potential buyers, we are hearing that there's a lot of buyer traffic out there but those potential buyers are just not signing on the dotted line. >> people quite frankly came out and got sticker shock because they are coming out to shop now or they came out in january, february to shop, and they picked up the price sheet and saw wow, that's way more than what i thought. because home prices had gone up so much in 2013. >> reporter: now, mortgage rates aren't providing much of an incentive for buyers because they are not really moving at all. so people aren't jumping off the fence. concern that rates might move higher any time soon, in fact, mortgage applications to purchase a home were up very slightly month to month -- week to week last week, but they are still down 17% from a year ago. we've got lots more of this online. realtycheck.cnbc.com. >>> you got stocks at all time highs, got a pretty

media is in green bbc or cnn already said that this is to make mocking me in the first ever us east essex five years ago that has the most cited government has conditioned me that it is about the institution in charge of caution issues can be together and unchecked ends up having said that i think that in all we can see that one in the case when indicators all the northeast generations of the cross trainer. the official mouthpiece and with that the new agreement in peacetime. we know this region from patients and our pets from the patient's name i think it is an agreement can be signed. the gambling agreement can be cited to the men on the picasso in the cabinet office that would be a quick break throughs in full cost relations and that would also be a bane to indicate to them to show that the posts i have of winning to accommodate each other's interests. in these moments i don't see these kind of things happened. not that simple. may the coming years we're going to set up. i've represented office. eighteen then the idealism of them at the time of the taipei with an agreement can be signe

now essex the fallout continues this morning. he gets banned from nba for life. and severe weather slam is other states with heavy flooding and close to a foot of rain. and the big news is our weather today as we are in a heat wave that's garden this morning topping out at high temperatures today and tomorrow. this is the bay area's news station kron4 news at 6 starts now. a >> the morning i'm darya folsom and im mark danon. so

about the fact that an interrogation with senator goldwater looked at the fromf the carrier aircraft essexgs painted out. we figure someone over there told them about that on wednesday morning and therefore goldwater is going to spring it and they will try to spring it you were way that wrong and i was wrong. >> historic audio from the aftermath of the attempt to overthrow fidel castro. fm, online, and nationwide xm 120. >> former treasury secretary henry calls and said today that china's economic model is not sustainable. his remarks came this morning at the center for strategic and international studies in washington. >> hank paulson is just back from a trip to china and i asked him how many times he had been to china and he paused for a moment and said, "more than 100 at goldman and the treasury." now pursuing a third career which is, interestingly, 100% nonprofit. he has no investments in china except maybe his heart a little bit. , i thought i would start with remembering that you over a horrible financial crisis in the united states and we are a country that we thought had a sophisti

senator goldwater asked some questions about the use of carrier aircraft from the carrier essex with the markings painted out. we figure that somebody over there has told them about that thing on wednesday morning and that therefore goldwater's going to spring up. they're going to try to spring it in a way that it was u.s. air cover. historic audio from the aftermath of the u.s. backed attempt to overthrow cuban premier fidel castro, saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span radio. online at c-span.org, and nationwide on next him satellite radio channel 120. on x m satellite radio channel 120. >> during his hour-long remarks, he also discusses his appearances on comedy central's "the daily show" where he provides periodic commentary in back is black.d this show may contain language that some find offensive. >> is one thing for a comedian to make you laugh. it is quite another for a comedian to make you think, make you mad, that you question authority. our guest today does all of that. lewis black's original humor with angry rants and so nervous breakdowns portray an everyday man at odd

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commute and will be doing similar operations at other locations here in the city on both folsom and essextreets. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> very interesting. >>> 7:38. there is a call for muni and b.a.r.t. to expand their service overnight. supporters say it's a safety and an economic issue. now, neither b.a.r.t. normuni's rail lines run 24 hours. tourists and people who work at night say they are left with limited operations at night. >> i'm completely alone on the street and i have no idea what's around the corner. it can be scary. spbl supporters of the idea -- >> supporters of the idea say the nighttime economy generates $50 million in tax revenues. more than 50,000 people are employed at night. there's a resolution before the san francisco board of supervisors for a task force to explore transit options. muni has an owl service. the lines, including the 14, 38 and the 101 treasure island, they run between 1:00 and 5:00 a.m. in the morning. >>> well, during the weekdays, b.a.r.t.'s first train starts at 4:00 a.m. with the last train starting around midnight. b.a.r.t. begins

essex property is now the leader in the western u.s. supplying stream markets.e, there are a lot of great names like gdr, simon properties and general growth are leaders there. and even though lodging sector, which is tending to be at a macro level more volatile has shown great performance over the past few years. in fact, it's the number one performer if you go back to the recovery since 2009. so there's a lot of options in the space, but again, looking back at it, even private investors that milk up the bulk of real estate investing in the u.s. are back in the market, very active, direct ownership by institutions is way up as well as the obviously option to own riet shares. >> my professor in real estate college told me this is the most fixed asset place to put money in your portfolio. thank you for joining us on "worldwide exchange." >> tuesday, xirsing home sales, wednesday, new home sales. >>> meanwhile, several deals, blockbuster deals that could be in the works. we know talks between barick gold and new mining have hit a snag though discussions are likely

committee, senator goldwater had some questions about the use of the carrier aircraft from the carrier essex with markings painted out. we figure somebody overs there has told him about that thing on wednesday morning and therefore they will spring it or goldwater will spring it and try to spring it in such a way that you were wrong and i was wrong in saying there wasn't. >> historic audio from the aftermath of the attempt to overthrow fidel castro at 6:00 p.m. on c-span radio in washington d.c. 90.1 at them, on line at c-span.org and nationwide on channel 120. >> in march the commerce department national telecommunications and information administration announced plans to transfer leadership of the domain name system to the global community. next the hudson institute hosts the discussion on the future of internet governance. it is an hour and 15 minutes. >> good morning. i am harold furchtgott-roth, your moderator today. welcome to the center for the economics of the internet at the hudson institute. the greatness of america can be measured in many ways. one of those ways is when innovation

the standing committee senator goldwater ask questions about the use of an aircraft from the carrier essex were their markings painted out. we figure that somebody over there has told them. therefore the water will spring it. a going to try to spring and in such a way that it looks like there was u.s. air cover and you are wrong and i was or insane there wasn't. >> historic audio from the attempt to overthrow cuban premier fidel castro on c-span radio and washington d.c. to be on line. nationwide on ex-im satellite radio channel 120. >> you're watching book tv on c-span2. now joining us live is the author of flashboard. michael lewis, what is a flash board? >> they heroes of the book are the flashboards, people discover that the stock market as something funny going on and sick to find out what it is and then bill the mechanism to prevent creditors and the stock market. it's all the fuss was for a couple of reasons. one is the solution that the main characters come up with requires them to be faster than the high speed trailers. it got to be -- but also a super hero. there were these chara

so the purpose is to lower those disproportionately so we can ip in essex ports from here. the question is whether our firms will have access to theirs. qualify specific data for you on which industries here or there will gain or lose, but we can certainly work on that with you as we conclude the agreement. i think your point, though, underscores that we need to headache sure we are providing our workers with the support that they need and the skills they need to transition as necessary, and that's one reason why in the president's budget we have of a comprehensive worker retraining program and why we think it's important that the trade adjustment assistance be renewed as well. >> it's my understanding that the trade union leaders or representatives are in some way involved not in direct negotiations, but say as observers. have they shared any of the things that you just said in terms of the dramatic increase in exports and, therefore, the increase in jobs so that they can increase their membership? >> well, labor is a critical group of stakeholders for us in these negotiat

stennis committee, senator goldwater asked about a use of carrier aircraft, the use of aircraft carrier essexwith their markings painted out. we figure somebody over there told them about the thing on wednesday morning and dirksen will spring it or goldwater will try to spring it in such a way that looks like there was us air cover and you were wrong and i was wrong saying there wasn't. >>> historic audio from the attempt to overthrow fidel castro. on c-span radio at 90.1 fm and nationwide on xm satellite raised yo channel 120. >>> this morning we're live at the center of strategic and international studies here in washington for a discussion on china's economic growth and what it means for the global economy. china has the world's second largest economy but growth has sewed recently due to drops in real estate values because of overbuildings. analysts include president obama's former asia advisor including several of china's experts. later this morning a conversation with former treasury secretary henry paulson. this is live from the from the center of strategic international studies. it sho

goldwater asked some questions about the use of the carrier aircraft, the care craft from the carrier essex with their markings painted out. well, we figure that somebody over there's told them about, you know, that thing on wednesday morning -- >> yeah. >> and, therefore, dirksen's going to spring it or goldwater, and they're going to spring it in such a way that it looks like there was u.s. air color and you were wrong and i was wrong in saying will wasn't. >> historic audio from the aftermath of the u.s. attempt to overthrow cuban premier fidel castro saturday at 6 p.m. eastern on c-span radio in washington, d.c. at 90.1 fm and nationwide on xm satellite radio channel 120. >> the head of the federal energy regulatory commission testified last week on the security of the nation's electric grid. the senate energy and natural resources committee examined the reliability and security of the friday from sign -- of the grid from cyber and physical attacks. members also touched on how new epa greenhouse gas regulations will impact the availability and price of electricity to consumers. this is

senator goldwater asking questions about the use of a carrier aircraft, the aircraft to the carrier essex we figured somebody over there has told them about that thing on wednesday morning and goldwater's going to spring it. they will spring it in such a way that it looks like you were wrong and i was wrong in saying there wasn't. >> next the impact of virtual currencies like bitcoin on the future of political systems. bitcoin is a decentralized internet-based system for conducting financial transactions. hosted by the atlantic council, this is an hour and a half. >> good morning everyone and welcome to the atlantic counsel. i am very pavel the director of the brent scowcroft center here at the council. thanks for joining us to discuss this what i would call disruptive technology application but i might have different words when we are finished with this event on bitcoin and the implications of virtual currencies but also other block chain based applications for the future broadly and i will get into that and a little bit. the atlantic counsel is a nonpartisan organizatorganizat ion that

last week, senator goldwater asked questions about the use of a carrier aircraft from the carrier essexh the markings painted out. we figured someone over there told them about that thing wednesday morning. maybe goldwater is going to squaring it and they will bring it in such a way that there was u.s. air cover and you were wrong and i was wrong in saying there wasn't. audio from the aftermath of the u.s.-backed attempt to overthrow feudal castro -- historic audio. online at www.c-span.org and nationwide on xm satellite radio channel 120. >> for over 35 years, c-span brings public affairs even from washington directly to you, putting you in the room at congressional hearings, white house events, briefings and conferences, and offering complete gavel-to-gavel coverage of the u.s. house. of as a public service private industry. we are c-span, created by the cable tv industry 35 years ago and brought as a public service. like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. washington journal" continues. host: on this first anniversary of the bombings at the boston marathon "the boston globe" hig

ron, essex junction. caller: i have a son with schizophrenia.turns out, he got cured through up valve brain connection. i am wondering -- it must take years and years to develop. i believe that if you look at russell blaylock, a neurosurgeon retired, he believed it was just a body burden of neurotoxins that we take in. aspartame, things like that. the earlier that one ingests these things, a person's genetics actually change and the genes switch on and off. if you get that condition early enough before you have children then you pass that on to your children. i guess my bottom line here is -- you really need to eat well take care of yourself in the early stages of your life. to prevent these things. i really believe that that is why we are having exponential growth in all of these neurological diseases. host: abigail jones? guest: thank you for calling in. one of the things that doctors talked to me about is the importance of living a healthy lifestyle and that what is good for your heart is also good for your brain. a healthy diet, regular exer

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senator goldwater asked questions about the use of the and the carrier essex with the markings painted out. we figured someone over there has told them about the thing wednesday morning. they will try to spring it in such a way that it looks like large u.s. air cover and you were wrong and i was wrong in saying there was. -- historic audio saturday at 6:00 eastern on c-span radio and washington, d.c., online at www.c-span.org and nationwide on satellite radio 120. >> live today, washington journal was next. marion nestle on the politics of food and dietary choice. >> congressional efforts to reform the tax code and the potential impact. at 8:30 a.m., rick becca wilson and william the ride will be here for discussion on the fairness and equity of the u.s. tax reform. ♪ is the morning, it "washington journal," the folks at gallup asked taxpayers if the taxes were too high, too low, or just right. more than half, as you can imagine, say the taxes are too high. wraps to think differently. we will post this in question to you in our first 45 minutes about your tax bill. tell us if you think