furthermore, there will be furthermore, there will be little by way of a penal code in little by way of a penal code in the the qaran. qaran. everyone around in every muslim everyone around in every muslim country, even all of those who country, even all of those who say they are upholding the law, say they are upholding the law, ultimately have to define and ultimately have to define and interpret what that means interpret what that means through penal codes. through penal codes. missing in saudi arabia is a missing in saudi arabia is a penal code. penal code. there are few laws and the ones there are few laws and the ones that do exist like the counter that do exist like the counter terrorism law is grossly over terrorism law is grossly over broad and include charges that broad and include charges that are not recognizable as crimes are not recognizable as crimes >>> much has been made recently >>> much has been made recently about the relations about the relations deteriorating between the u.s. deteriorating between the u.s. and saudi arabia but, in fact, and saudi arabia but, in

windy in the forecast overnight through the day for furthermore. rain chance of 28%. overnight, first half of the primarily sprinkles. by the afternoon we'll see breaks in the clouds and is more sunshine. into monday, fast warmup. 68 degrees. shower and storm chance again for wednesday. >>> the bucs announced the next former player going into the ring of honor. yeah i ride. one thing i've come to realize: there's no easier way to save on motorcycle insurance than switching to geico. saving money, that's something every rider should do. what is that? it's called ceviche, gary. learned to make it when i lived in tonga. tastes like uh... chicken. you should get out more. chicken. geico motorcycle. >>> it's just an unbelievable honor to get up there and forever be up on that stadium. >> local television viewers of all ages, welcome john lynch to the buccaneers' ring of honor. the bucs contacted him a couple weeks ago about joining that ring that encircles the his other ring, the 2002 super bowl ring, is missing! he says he mismaced it about three months ago. he was drafte

spokesperson "we are unaware of any criminal investigation in the kenton county area but all questions furthermore after this will county investigators. investigators.we have reached out to campbell county police and prosecutors tonight.we will let you know when we learn more about the case against becker. it took two rounds with a taser to bring him down ... but cincinnati police say the man wanted for a deadly hit and run is in custody tonight. tonight.thomas stidhum was arrested at a home in bond hill this morning ...police say he tried to escape out a window ... and resisted arrest ... so officers deployed a taser. taser.stidhum is accused of hitting and killing runner cathy chatfield on dorchester avenue last month ... during the seven hills run walk. witnesses say stidhum jumped the curb ... hitting chatfield ... then removed his plates and ran away. a butler county couple could need a new place to stay ... after a truck plows into their home... home...dionna davis says she was asleep when the truck came crashing into her 1800s log cabin style home in madison township early this morning ...

of supervisors should request that all city departments maintain contract information and in a furthermoree uniform manner reporting the original contract announces u amounts and change in contract value and final contract to be summarized and regularly report to the board of supervisors i recognize not the role of gao committee to get involved in the operations, however, it is the reality of the gao committee that the board of supervisors establish supply policy that promotes city transparent and accountability as city leaders are unwilling to be held accountable finding and recommendation 6 deals with the city's one thousand three hundred and 24 construction employees that are spread out over of city departments with construction authority we estimate the salary costs using the annual salary orientals to be one hundred and $20 million without benefits the list of inefficiencies that certificate of preference holders with 6 different city departments managing the same process is very long there are very few citywide standard operating procedures for managing the projects for example, rec

exploring all options to find a permanent stadium solution and we think fans--thank fans >> pam :furthermore. schaaf recognizes that the team has been frustrated over the years. and is determined to get a deal done in oakland that works for both the team. n-f-l. the fans. and taxpayers. in the meantime since the raiders share the stadium with the baseball team. a's owner lew wolff issued the following statement today regarding the raiders. "the oakland a's will continue to explore our options with the city of oakland and the county of alameda on a new venue. this announcement by the nfl regarding the raiders does not change their immediate plans or their goals of securing a new baseball only facility new at 11. san francisco supervisors are calling for further investigation... and an apology in the case of mario woods. san francisco police faced intense scrutiny...after video went viral of officers opening fire on woods... back in december at a board of supervisors meeting today... with woods' mother- gwendolyn woods in attendance... supervisors called for an outside investigation... and a f

the xherlt spaces planning wanted the commercial space to residential units need the rear yard furthermore not one of the owners can remove their kitchens that's against the law similarly they can't give a license to an owner of a commercial unit to use the rear yard without all 12 owners and the head of department of building inspection approving as an item whatever item it is in the declaration furthermore attorney draft all the cc&rs for all buildings based on that decker i so all the units all the ones have restrictions and number 55 is not changed their cc&rs they're in vision violation of our own association with regards to your question it is my understanding from the person dribble the man nominated everett as hillary an attorney is the owner of the second shed. >> thank you, sam. >> >> >> commissioner walker. >> thank you since you were there in the beginning so the easeme easement. >> planning approved the plans without restriction to the easement we previously in february of 2002 granted deed of easements a deed of easements means they want i'm on the western part in order to bu

furthermore, turkey is hell bent on not being involved in any peace talks that involve the syrian kurds. that's the p.y.d., which is the political party and the y.p.g., which turkey describes as simply being like the p.k.k., which is outlawed in turkey. in syria, of course, they are allies of the u.s., the u.s. is happy to see them armed at the moment, and resisting islamic state. so that's another complication. there is also a situation whereby the opposition, syrian opposition want to see the russian air force stopping its attacks on civilian areas. they want to see the sieges of opposition areas lifted, and they also want to see detainees freed. now syria's mate quite clear it's not going to entertain those issues. really the situation i guess that these are the sort of things that you'd expect to have happen in the perimeter talks in geneva, which would open the sessions up. these issues will be on the table. these issues being discussed with shuttle diplomacy going on between the different groupings this is what they wants to, but getting them there is the big key. what the south c

furthermore, they said that interior opposition parties, that is current opposition parties within syriaere not properly represented at that meeting due to take place in geneva. some of the optimism from the state department, which continues to be hopeful in their comments publicly that the meeting can go ahead on monday was being counter acted by statements from the opposition groups who said if russia imposed a whole new set of opposition leaders for the monday meeting, they won't turn up. it's really in the balance. the task facing john kerry and sergey lavrov here today were to bridge the divide and make sure these very urgently needed talks can go ahead. >> paul, thank you very much for that update from zurich. >>> u.s. helicopters have begun operations from an airport in the syrian province. it is now ready to be used by u.s. war planes following the completion of a runway expansion. the airport will be a headquarters for fighter jets carrying out airstrikes against isil controlled areas in syria. >>> at least 21 people have been killed in two separate attacks in iraq. isil fighter

furthermore, there will be little by way of a penal code in the qaran. everyone around in every muslim country, even all of those who say they are upholding the law, ultimately have to define and interpret what that means through penal codes. missing in saudi arabia is a penal code. there are few laws and the ones that do exist like the counter terrorism law is grossly over broad and include charges that are not recognizable as crimes >>> much has been made recently about the relations deteriorating between the u.s. and saudi arabia but, in fact, the u.s. reaction, the state department of the white house reaction to executions was in the opinion of many people quite muted. a spaex man talked about expressing concerns about a legal process that doesn't include due process and the human rights situation in saudi arabia. how does that make you feel when the hear the american government using those terms to describe being upset about the execution of 47 people? >> when the u.s. says things like expressing concern, what they're really saying is we know what t

furthermore, furthermore, the joint operation of afghan and u.s. was probably the largest al qaeda camp identified by 911 is a stark reminder of the group and the threat it poses. i look forward to your report. the present amount in october that it it is his intention to maintain 9800 troops for most of this year but to draw down by 5500 troops by january 17. i believe your assessment should be given extraordinary weight in any decision made for the retention of u.s. forces in afghanistan. last year was a political transition under the president connie, like all progress in afghanistan it has been challenging. however however the national has held together preventing the breakdown of governance which provides an opportunity for some ambitious reform agendas, proposals including governance and anticorruption which should be courage by all. the afghan also has to work hard with about their economy which is not performing well at all. also the loss of human capital as a many young people leave the country. these are a few of the challenges that you wi

furthermore, we're seeing supply falling already.side from these fields being shut down this month, we've seen supply falling in the united states since last march. >> right. >> we've seen supply flat to down in places like brazil, russia, china. you know, all of these are important producers. and even in some of the opec countries, iraq comes to mind, venezuela comes to mind. their industries cannot afford to drill under current conditions because the governments frankly have lot m. even opec countries are embarking on a lot of austerity in response to this meltdown. >> pavel, thank you so much for spending time with us. we appreciate it. pavel mulchinov with raymond james. >>> we know that low oil prices, gas prices, they save drivers a lot of money. some hold on to it, others spend it. and it is that spending that is helping main street business owners in more ways than one. kate rodgers has our story. >> reporter: low gas prices are great news for entrepreneurs like josh york, whose business is on wheels. york is founder and ceo

furthermore this project completes 104 family units that addresses the crisis in affordable housing and middle-class housing in our great city. in conclusion i urge the commission to raise the cumulative shadow limit to push this project forward. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, my name is heather phillips executive director at city crossroads located on 6th street across the street from howard on this project and also a community resident and friends of victoria manalo draves and gene friend rec center group. realtek has been engaged in the conversation for almost a year with the community asking in anticipation of the shadow how they could be of benefit to the community looking at the long-term? as rudy said they have supported youth collaborative, which city crossroads is a part by supporting fieldtrips for 175 kids for the next five summers. they have contributed funding to the friends of the park group through the parks alliance in order to fund youth sports at gene friend. and so i really feel like they have reached out and tried to create partnership in the community a

furthermore, if 16 and 17-year-olds were paid a living wage, then they would lose a competitive edge and they probably wouldn't be employed as much. why would an employer employ a 616 or 17-year-old with no experience against a much older person who has lots of experience in that field. lastly, this campaign only focuses on 16 and 17-year-olds and 18-year-olds. but there are a lot of other young people that we represent and we can only represent them through other things such as the curriculum of life, because that goes for all people age 11 to 18. >> now a contributor, please, from the northwest of england. the northwest of england. >> yes. there's a woman waving at me with both arms whom i saw before anybody else in the dark dress. >> thank you so much. my name is laura curran. as you may already a living wage was announced earlier this year. however, it has numerous problems. anyone under 25 can't receive this living wage. it's easy to claim people in power aren't productive enough to end this living wage. how dpid they choose the age of 25 in the first place. picture this, a 24-y

furthermore, they know to get things done. they know to get things done in a private world.han washington. i do not know if that skill set applies were even is helpful. we call it democracy in america. it has turned frankly into entertainment. that is where the excitement is. politicians are afraid to compromise. very safe routes. what you do not get his big top problems being tackled. that is what is causing you to make the point that even a business person could survive in that world. it would be very difficult. >> good catching up with you. and update on what has been going on in san diego. the naval medical center is evacuating some workers. you can see they are leaving. from the facility. th is outi. we dnot ow wtherhat meanthathe csis h pasd theare st bng taken up group by group. 6500 votes. a lot of individuals doing it. 19,000 veterans, soldiers and even civilians have gotten what seems to be quality care over the last year. apparently, a lot of us went down to reports. remotely confirming the navy. we will have more after this. ♪ you both have a perfect dring cord.

furthermore even points on the scoreboard or indians and these were live states and communities transformedevery accomplishment means a child with a vehicle to reach their full potential in school and in life. with employment to provide for their families means hard-working business owners are able to bring growth and jobs to their communities and new life and energy to our main streets. and we should feel proud to call the street or home. we should raise a new generation and create a new future for new jersey. we have a different kind of politics instead of accepting the cynicism and the mediocrity. we showed it needs to remain the confidence and policies of principle and yes, policies of compromise. instead of hiding from the problems and pretending they don't exist, we have confronted them openly. more often than not, we have done it together as republicans and democrats. we don't agree on everything but we don't have to. as long as we keep talking to each other and try to do the right thing the sound bites are governed through hard conversations and i certainly have plenty of them and m

as opposed to our business and furthermore, reviews we host about three hundred thousand customers fromr the world and the country majorities domestic i hear stigma and unfortunately, there is a stigmañ1 that stigmas a negative one and no judgment an whether or not it is right or wrong but will effect our business because it is a neighbor essentially actually john addressed the back corridor we utilize for restrooms and concerns will be not necessarily the customers or not the customers excuse me. the patients that are visiting that are getting their prescriptions our concern will be theft, robbery and the easy way that backdoor to assess not knowing the security or lay out you're concern is sharing that back entryway and our online business that will be affected thank you

furthermore, furthermore, one in five americans today cannot afford to fill the prescriptions their doctors are prescribing. think for a moment how crazy that is. you go to the doctor because you are sick. the doctor write a prescription. fill inot afford to because the cost of prescription drugs in this country is outrageouslyt, high. we are paying the highest prices in the world for medicine. these are the realities that we face today. tell you one brief story. in the late 1990's when i was a vermont condo, i took a bus load of women from -- vermont congressman i took a busload of women from vermont to the canadian border. these were women who are suffering from breast cancer, working-class women. we got up to montrÉal. they bought the medicine they needed for 1/10th the price of what they were paying in vermont. if elected president, trust me. the pharmaceutical industry will stop ripping off the american people. today in america, we have millions of seniors and disabled veterans and people with disabilities who are struggling to keep their heads above water. i just had a meeting the oth

they explained when they learned and filed a no trespass order and furthermore find the allegations to be repugnant and disgusting all must have rights to be adhered to and won't face any charges and his actions did not pass the criminal line because he did not try to lure the girl. >> sara: information about hundreds of sex offenders will soon no longer be available to the public. this is the result of a state superior court judicial court decision. sex offender classification now has to be proven to a high degree of probability and that means some sex offenders with pending cases or cases under appeal can challenge their classifications. while it plays out, information about where they live and work will be taken down from the online sex offender registry. some say it is a dangerous move. others believe it will make the registry more accurate. >> we had an extremely high number of persons who were classified as either moderate or high risk when we know statistically that's not true. public safety concern whatsoever but we will do the best we can to honor the decision. >> sara: the se

water simples furthermore than two-dozen homes showed high levels of lead. officials are expected to release the results of retests >>> investigators believe a jail employee may have helped three inmates escape from the orange county jail in california. now that worker is in custody. jail's english teacher had a relationship with one of the inmates. the trio cut through steel and repelled off of the roof using bed sheets. they claim they gave him google maps showing the roof but denies giving them power tools. >>> four protesters are occupying the wildlife refuge in oregon. the fbi released unedited video of the deadly confrontation with leaders. one was shot and killed. >>> take a look. this landslide started crumbling over a month ago. it continues to threaten homes in oregon. money will be raised to help residents there. the slide forced more than 50 last week, a chunk of the landslide the size of a butsz came down. neither -- a bust came down. neither side has filed for help. alternative ma models. driving. the secondary hood can rust open. alternative m

furthermore with artificial islands may not be accepted to the sovereignty with freedom of navigation''. far more at play is the ownership of the reef and the islands challenging the rule of law these claims and seizures up and the regional order even the treaty commitments and french ships that play. it does not end there. with the appearance of progress. and then when it is far from closed. the of the concerted response in if we are to proceed with that. with a forceful legal action with venues and force china to defend its claims end public diplomacy programs. to be published at home and abroad. it is woefully lacking. with the public diplomacy program that shows the values it is hard to know ahead with the south china sea the tactics are needed for commentary to capture the chinese narrative with the continuous publication such as the asia maritime and transparency. in then to read to rise from the south china sea that must be tested continuously. with a the of public affirmation as was the case with a renewed commitment with the security treaty in the aftermath of the behavior. m

furthermore, furthermore, one in five americans today cannot afford to fill the pri scriptions their doctors are prescribing. think for a moment how draw si that is. you go to the doctor because you're sick. the doctor diagnoses, writes you a prescription, you can't afford to fill it because the cost of prescription drugs is high. we get ripped off by drug companies and we pay the highest prices in the world for medicine. these are the realities that we face today. i'll tell you one brief story here. in the late 1990's, when i was vermont congressman, i took a bus load of women from vermont over the canadian border. you know why i did that? that's right. these were women who were suffering from breast cancer, working class women, we got up to montreal and we had prearranged this, they bought the medicine they needed for one tenth the price. 10% of what they were paying in vermont. if elected president, trust me, the pharmaceutical industry will stop ripping off the american eople. [applause] today in america, we have millions of seniors and disabled veterans and people with disabilit

furthermore. furthermore, citizens are brainwashed into believing their leadership is actually helping them. the north korea human rights act of 2004 initiated radio broadcasting to provide basic knowledge of the outside world to the people of north korea. twelve years have passed in technological advancement have been made and our policy should reflect that reality. i intend to introduce legislation that would update this program to provide greater, more useful information to inform and empower their citizens. in 2006, north korea was removed from the state sponsor of terrorism list in an attempt to bring it to the negotiation table and openly halt the nuclear program. congress has debated this issue and many members believe it should be put back on the list. count me in that category. given those cyber attacks on south korean ships, north korea's alleged tied to hamas, hezbollah, and iran, this fourth test perhaps they should be placed back on the list. the leaders of north korea as well as cham

furthermore you talk about lyrics trying to squeeze these words into this world war ii song what countryamerica i never heard of that country. >> you are a disgusting human being. last word to you? >> i thought it was one of the most wonderful things i have seen. it was smart. nothing brings joy like a child. nothing brings joy more than a child. that's what people tell me. everybody crushed it. >> have you ever seen a child? talked to a child? >> i have tried to. >> that's what i thought. >> don't move a muscle. what do carson bush and kasich have to do to watcatch the gop frontrunners? chris christie, where does he fit in? heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmm...amazing. i have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. and i make dog chow in denver, (vcolorado.e's nick one of my fondest memories of khloe is the day we got her. i knew right there she was gonna be a great dog. khloe's a big influence on the family. she loved lincoln from the start. she's his little protector. i trust

allegations they immediately suspended rosemerrick and filed a no trespass order and enclosed, furthermore, although we find the allegations to be totally repug meant it and disgusting all employees have rights that must be adhered to. he is not facing any charges. the district attorney saying his actions did not pass the criminal line because he did not try to lure the girl. >>> tonight investors are licking their wounds after the worst start of the year ever for the dow. with the nearly 400 point downturn today, the dow has dropped 5% and the nasdaq is down more than 6%. we spoke to a financial expert about the global panic attack china and the intensifying plunge in crude oil prices. >> i think it's been a lot of fear-driven selling, not fundamental or fact-based selling. that tends to be good news for long-term investigators. >> is there light at the end of the tunnel? >> absolutely. once they establish the markets here and in japan, they're all growing at a good rate and our own jobs market tells us for a consumer driven economy we ought to be able to weather bigger significant storms

furthermore, but you are really helping children become young adults who know themselves and what theypy and successful. and make those with them better off. a young adult that sits -- fits that description will do well in a high school and in the world in the 2030s when they would have to be an adult and figure out for themselves what success means and how did they get that success in an error -- era where you are not told exactly what to do next. it is almost flipped today. >> we are out of time. i could talk to you for several more minutes about this, but thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >>> this year marks 43 years since the u.s. supreme court issued its ruling roe versus wade. what is legalized abortion, the political debate continues. we will discuss the impact of roe versus wade 43 years later. it is already slow going on the 680. those lanes on the left heading in the north direction for pleasant hill. >>> tracking the next bit of rain headed our way. you'll notice it on friday. so what about this? your old technology... ?q it's time to get into the new with

furthermore the turkish authorities hindered the delivery ever humanitarian aid, the information concerning the humanitarian situation in madaya is based on false information. and totally ignores the deterioration of the humanitarian situation in other areas besieged by armed terrorist groups. the reality of the so-called besieged hard to reach areas is that some of those areas are controlled by terrorist groups groups.who are using civilians as human shields and other areas are besieged from the terrorist groups who are preventing the delivery of humanitarian assistance. meaning that the terrorist armed groups are two categories. one category is exerting besieging on the civilians from inside from within inside and the other category is exerting besieging from outside. in kefraya and al foua, surrounding the two towns in idlib, i'm referring to idlib. but in madaya and zebadani the terrorists are inside, using the civilians as human shields from inside. whenever there's a step forward towards a political solution in syria certain incidents are fabricated to defame syrian government and to

furthermore to say that the timing is right. the iowa caucus. the timing maybe, the democrats realize. if they don't go ahead and acknowledge the trouble, that it could sink the entire democratic partyship. not just hillary's. >> so you don't buy the overclassification and all the push back by the clinton campaign? >> i've known the clintons way too long. i've dealt with them all my adult life. the answer is a big no. no. i don't think it was just an accident. one of the smartest people in the world. she has a law degree from yale. these aren't stupid people. she was on the watergate committee. she can't say i didn't know those rules. somebody might get away with that if they were in the first term interesting first year as a u.s. congressman. can hillary do that? all the years she was in state or federal government? her whole life has been in government. she knows the rules. she just didn't think she had to play by them. ? you've been pretty aggressive when talking about donald trump on the stump. you have a super pac supporting you that's runn

furthermore, furthermore, one in five americans today cannot afford to fill the prescriptions their doctors are prescribing. think for a moment how crazy that is. you go to the doctor because you're sick. the doctor diagnoses, writes you a prescription, you can't afford to fill it because the cost of prescription drugs is high. we get ripped off by drug companies and we pay the highest prices in the world for medicine. [applause] sen. sanders: these are the realities that we face today. i'll tell you one brief story here. in the late 1990's, when i was vermont congressman, i took a bus load of women from vermont over the canadian border. you know why i did that? that's right. these were women who were suffering from breast cancer, working class women, we got up to montreal and we had prearranged this, they bought the medicine they needed for one tenth the price. 10% of what they were paying in vermont. if elected president, trust me, the pharmaceutical industry will stop ripping off the american people. [applause] today in america, we have millions of seniors and disabled veterans and peopl

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furthermore the bill has language ordering voa to cover only news related to the united states for u.s. policies. that would be a poison pill. it would be a recipe for declining audiences. instead of confrontation and divorce as is proposed in h.r. 2323 what we need is a model of collaboration between voa and sister organizations. we need more projects like the russian language tv show current time which was created after the seizure of crimea. the show had anchors the washington and prague and was coproduced by rfp and voa seen on 29 stations in nine countries and almost 2 million russians inside the federation are able to download it, to stream it off the internet or see it on satellite television. neither rfp or voa could have done this project alone. it takes collaboration. i would urge those interested tape take a look a bill on but your representatives and senators know what you think. i understand there's an argument being made in recent days by some radio free alumni that somehow it might not be acceptable for even legal for federal ceo to oversee the independent grantees. the

furthermore, you talk about lyrics. this world war ii song, what country is america? i've never heard of that country. >> you are a disgusting human being. kat, last word to you. >> i actually thought this was one of the most wonderful things i've ever seen. i really enjoyed it. i'm really glad that it happened. and it was smart, too. nothing brings joy like a child, what people keep telling me. everybody loves the kids. we're still talking about the kids. everybody crushed it. >> kat, have you ever seen a child, talk to a child? >> i've tried to. >> that's what i thought. all right. don't move a muscle. unless you're being chased by a killer. in that case, run for your life. >>> still to come, what do carson, bush and kasich need to do to catch the front-runners? where does chris christie fit in? that's next. sorry, just getting a quote on motorcycle insurance from progressive. yeah? yeah, they have safe rider discounts, and with total loss coverage, i get a new bike if mine's totaled. but how's their customer service?

furthermore, the company telegraphed the continued slowdown which brings us to the bigger question, maybes isn't about nuance numbers in markets. maybe it's about us. that we're just not into constantly upgrading and updating our phone es. that they have become the modern day desk top computers. remember the '90s and 2000's when people said enough already. we're not going to keep upgrading every time you guys throw us whistles. what do you think? >> coming from you mr. gadget geek you had to be the first person with an iwatch. >> that is so stupid. >> now you don't wear it. because it's the equivalent of wearing a mood ring. it's so uncool. >> no. no. no. i'm wearing one on my ankle and i'll leave it at that. all right. what is going on here? >> all right. you are on to something. maybe we are just committed and devoted to our old iphones. we're in these long term relationships if you will. they might be haggered and beaten up. a little slower. but for now, we're committed to him. >> every date i ever went on. that was the final thing that drew them in. haggered. slow. not cool. >> actual

the idea furthermore is to make the political system more transparent. transparency is what we're looking for. >> larry, the likelihood of these changes, what do you think? >> good news, bad news. there's a good chance the rules will be tightened. but that's only half the solution. even with new rules shining the brightest of all lieds on lobbying activities, unless people pay attention, these, too, will go unnoticed. bottom line, michelle, we all need to learn and be more vigilant about money and politics. the more we know about where the money is going, from who it's coming and who is getting it, the better off we will be. >> that's why we have you here every sunday morning. thank you, larry. we appreciate it. >>> coming up, people in the eye of the east coast storm getting creative with tech toys. >>> you may want to get outside and be creative. talking temperatures here, 60 degrees and lots of sunshine headed our way. this break in the rain continues this week. we'll talk more about when 70-degree weather returns to the bay area coming up after this.

furthermore, h.r. 1155 would require only that it must have a methodology, which leaves the window wide open for absolutely no consideration of the benefits of regulation. while consideration of the cost of regulations is sometimes important, there is only -- there is overwhelming consensus that the benefits of regulations vastly exceed the costs in both republican and democratic administrations, the benefits of our regulatory system, of regulatory protections have made our country safer, stronger, healthier and cleaner. the nonpartisan general accountability office has observed that these benefits include among other things ensuring that workplaces, air travel, foods and drugs are safe, that the nation's air, water, and land are not polluted, and that the appropriate amount of taxes is collected. the g.a.o. reported in 2007 that while the cost of these regulations are estimated to be in the hundreds of billions of dollars, the benefits estimates are even higher. in 2012, the office of management and budget, likewise concluded that even by conservative estimates the benefits of major re

and furthermore, i.t., you've got to get the cio hired i think in order to address the i.t. issues are properly. and so i would encourage you do the same thing with those 30 better outstanding. if you can address what you done to do those things. >> thank you. a lot was stated in that. again, let me just say that as i mentioned earlier that i look at them, prioritized them, greater than 50 will come and start with what i think is not priority and that's one thing. you're right, some i cannot achievement of others complete but that is my focus on the disaster. these investment fungible important, the sbic's. so that's why went to the light of congress to a study and to do that so you would have confidence in research and the matrix and the measures in the evaluation. it's why we put in an evaluation program for six different items. and will continue to do that work. so yes, but let me just continue to share with you the process does matt atchison. i came in, i left my small business i agree. i left my small business to do something here. if it's not enduring, and was the poin

furthermore, this is a kind of technical issue for all of you in the audience who are writing geeks. wilder uses an adverb here, the word "gloriously." now, usually adverbs are never a writer's friend, but here wilder uses it brilliantly. and perfectly. this is why adverbs exist. but this passage had yet another life. this time in rose wilder lane's pioneer novel "free land." this book borrows heavily from "pioneer girl." it was published in 1938. and here's lane's take "pioneer girl." here is lane's take on wilder's original passage. sunset spread in rainbow colors around the level rim of the earth and purple shadows rose. the low stars were huge and quivering. the description here is flat and dull. it lacks the visual immediacy and impact of her mother's rough draft, uneditted. why do her pioneer noveling lack the distinctive violence that they find in "pioneer girl" and the little house series. it reveals wilder's growth as a writer. her transformation. he is launched her professional writing career in 1911. by the way, "the ruralist" is still around today online. her editor says

furthermore, when we talk about what wins elections, when democrats like hillary clinton are being criticized because they do not appear genuine enough, and she has to keep saying, "but i am a grandmother," we run into problems. and bernie sanders and others are well viewed because they are viewed as genuine, we can say that being a genuine politician is important to the american people. and what is more genuine, more friendly, more real than being trustworthy and delivering on your promise? that is what president coolidge had. this is the motto we want to go on june candidates today and for the entire system, which is that ultimately that is how we get out of the quagmire that has trapped us with the issues from immigration reform for policy, crushing the american people under this burden of politics. the second area of analysis and the lesson to be learned is that the economy must be our priority, and hear what were ronald reagan gives us is two lines. first, that he is able to produce great change from very hard conditions, and we say that is absolutely true. let's not undersell president

furthermore, title 2 lacks any mechanism for agencies to issue emergency rules that protect the public and the environment from imminent harm. these procedures are dangerous and would tie the hands of agencies responding to public health crises, which require timely regulatory responses. additionally, agencies are unable to simply rescind rules. instead the a.p.a. requires that agencies follow the same notice and comment procedures to eliminate a rule, as would be required to issue the same rule in the first place. thus, under the bill's requirements, prior to promulgating a new rule, agencies would likely need to prepare two sets of proposals. one for a new rule and one for eliminating an existing rule required by the commission through regulatory cut-go. this process may take anywhere from a few months to several years, especially when the underlying rule involves complex issues. lastly, the scrub act is a dangerous solution in search of a problem. each branch of government already conducts effective oversight through retrospective review of agency rules, narrowing the delegations of

obviously not for some foolish reason but i'm beginning to wonder that she doesn't know me and furthermoren't -- >> oh, no, no, no. there's no one who doesn't know you. >> that's my korean saver on my phone and she's not getting back to me. some people are getting nasty with me saying, neil, she's young enough to be your daughter and i said, well, what are you implying here? i'm a fan of her music. i want to settle this political economic story. that's my only interest. >> i think she's behaving disgracefully and should have all of her awards taken away from her and have to give back the money for the billions of records and discs she sold. i'm shocked at her behavior. i think probably this is the most shocking moment i've ever witnessed in my life. i can't believe it. it's just unbelievable. >> all right. >> it's horrifying. makes the north korean nuclear test look trivial. >> you know, ben, you have a great sense of humor, young man. ben stein, he is urging as i am all of you to retweet what we have already sent out >> adele. adele. >> what's the deal? >> adele. >> talk to me. >> adele,