ginsberg said a candidate can't tell an unaffiliated pac. let's hear what he said on "fox & friends." >> there's coordination rules and you're not allowed to coordinate. i am sure i can go out and say please don't do anything negative. >> well, i have to go back to lawrence and pass it back to him, rachel, because he started this little kerfuffle. turns out ben ginsberg has not checked with his candidate. his candidate believes he has the right to stop this by simply calling up his own political action committee associated with him and say stop doing this. ben says he couldn't do that legally. i think we just heard the candidate say he could. >> he did do that, chris, and he could make it more general if necessary to satisfy attorney ginsberg's technical reading of this law enforcement he would just say i don't want any negative advertising in the campaign. i hope there's no negative advertising in the campaign. people shouldn't use those tactics. he doesn't have to specify and say this particular pac should not do negative advertising. i th

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years ago with not only the commission and the city -- and i really want to commend general manager ginsberg -- ginsburg and his entire team for working with us. we are honored to continue to forge forward and use this model as a model that can be used in other community parks. we know 20 years ago, the city was in a similar economic time to where we are today. we compensate the city back dollar for dollar for our gardener, and we have built a $2.5 million endowment that will insure that this sanctuary will forever remember and honor those lives lost. thank you. commissioner buell: thank you very much. [applause] >> that concludes my report. >> is there any public comment on the president's report? seeing none, public comment is closed. we are now one item four, general public comment for 15 minutes at this time. members of the public may adjust the commission at this time on items that are in the commission's jurisdiction and not appear on the agenda. your opportunity to address the commission on the items on the agenda will be afforded when the item is reached in the agenda. come forward p

they knew what they were talking about. >> justice ginsberg said, for example, that the language... that children today would not be shocked by the language used today as children a generation ago would be. >> brown: briefly, i understand that justice sotomayor took herself out of the case, recused herself. >> she did. >> brown: that's because she was involved in the lower case? >> right. she sat on the lower federal appellate court when this case was moving through that court. >> brown: that means there's a potential for the tie. >> there always is when there are only eight justices. i have to say that it did seem as though there could be a split decision here. >> brown: marcia coyle, as always, thanks so much. >> my pleasure. >> ifill: now, an update on the turmoil in syria, as that country's embattled president fights back. we begin with a report from john ray of independent television news in cairo. >> reporter: 300 days of violence and counting. a death toll passing 5,000 and mounting. and yet a confident president paraded before his nation and vowed that victory at any price i

director ginsberg, thank you very much.rful staff and friends of warren helman, thank you very much. this is the first commission i have appeared before committees that sure for me to come before you at the invitation of the special resolution. i want to count myself as a friend of warren hellman, but to also know officially that i come before you in support of this resolution to change the name of speedway meadow and to consider it to be renamed in his honor as warren hollow, and i know that warren would greatly appreciate this. but i, as a citizen of this city, in my capacity as mayor, want to do what i could to at least present a token of our appreciation for what warren has done for our city. as presented already, maybe not in the best musical voice -- [laughter] but certainly with the great spirit that i feel and our citizens feel -- gino, warren has done such wonderful things. he has been a great citizen. we know him, of course, most recently, as the one that has been a big creator of the partly stricken bluegrass, th

justice ginsberg said the fcc is inconsistent, barring nudity in some shows and then allowing it and cuss words in movies like "saving private ryan." but justice roberts and scalia says the public needs a few channels kept free from indecency. the court appears likely to let the government continue regulating the network, but may require the fcc to be more clear about what's out of bounds. pete williams, nbc news at the supreme court. >>> nicotine gum and nicotine patches are under new scrutiny tonight. millions of people use them, of course, to help them quit smoking, including notably, the president of the united states. but a new study by researchers at the harvard school of public health and university of massachusetts concludes they have no lasting benefit. in other words, they don't help smokers who quit stay quit. the researchers say using gums and patches is no more effective long term than quitting without them, though a whole lot of people have had success with them, including the president of the united states. >>> on wall street, the dow was up today nearly 33 points. the

ginsberg was defeated in that mixture for various reasons. anthony kennedy was appointed anthony kennedy of course makes the loss of the whole country by himself now, including 1918 when he was deciding vote and planned parenthood which appalled river since they. so you see how the interpretation of this cause really exact change history in a way that i don't think anybody really knows about except for the attack she discovered it, who i took it from. and now do. there's a similar issue with hillary clinton, who violates the cause of secretary of state. want to find out why it's okay for her to be there in that office coming off to read the book. okay, that's recently met one other in about the odd causes this because the classes are not logically hot potatoes. if there have potatoes you would know about them. and because there is no long line of cases go out with them, they are easy to understand. it is easier to understand issues about how to interpret the comp to teach men if you are thinking about the first amendment or 14% of their more

a big hug for ginsberg. then this, guys. see if we have it here?t, he is treated like a rock star. >> dana: that is for every president. >> eric: congress people want to hug him. they want to kiss him. sheila jackson lee took off her shirt and said can you sign my back, please? >> andrea: it's more about getting the camera shot. >> dana: the women have a better chance of getting on camera because they had bright colors. every color from the crayola box. >> eric: honestly, he is is on that -- okay, bob, what is yours? >> bob: if we have pictures of the republican side of the room last night. we don't. we do? take a look. this may be the saddest, sorriest collection of human beings i've ever seen in my life. they are -- the whole crowd of them. this is the problem they have. the problem is they are just not good enough to get themselves elected, elected president of the united states. they're a bunch of losers. >> dana: bob! >> bob: excuse me, i didn't comment on your comments. >> dana: i don't comment on people. i don't like to say they look bad. >>

well, they just announced today, you're going to play allen ginsberg? >> yes!n attached to for a long time. and it's called "kill your darlings." this is, literally, the first time i'm speaking about it. i play -- it's a story about murder that was kind of a catalyst to forming the -- generation. so, it's a film about allen ginsburg, jack kerouac, william burroughs and lucien carr. who, you may not have heard of, but who is really instrumental figure in all of their lives. it has the potential, i think to be a really great film, and it's already -- >> jimmy: are you going to be hanging around new york to do this, right? >> i'll be filming in new york, so, i'll be back. >> jimmy: oh, fantastic. [ cheers and applause ] love having you here. hey -- you guys, when we come back, daniel radcliffe and i are playing a game. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ when you book with orbitz you know you're getting our lowest price. oh. because only orbitz has price assurance. [ male announcer ] if someone on orbitz books for less, you get a check for the difference automatically. when

different in two other respects from the standard preliminary context as well and one is what justice ginsberg diluted to which is you don't have a situation in which the same court is going to also decide -- >> you see only on one side of the problem where you can't treat it as if it is being pre-cleared because that would be prejudging what the court in d.c. is going to do but you have no problem with them saying assuming if there are going to be the section 5 violations and drawling additional majority minority districts which is assuming on the other way with the court hearing in d.c. is going to do. i don't know how you lean one way and say it's portable you can't use it because it hasn't been cleared but it's all right in the interim plan to treat it as if the clearance is being denied. >> i don't know about that because i think what the court is supposed to do and the preclearance is pending is not accept all the challenges what it's supposed to do is apply the traditional criteria to the benchmark. >> do you contest the view that this court did he essentially accept the challenges and

if not in this case there would not have been a difficult the justice ginsberg beyond a monitoring the car beyond entering the car to install it which was not necessary it also authorized monetary the car at any location with a reasonable exploitation of privacy this is only about monitoring on a public street but it is important to keep in mind the principal use is of the police have not yet acquired probable cause but have a situation that gives monitoring and if the police get an anonymous phone call that a bomb threat will be carried out at a mosque by people who work at a small company, the bomb threat on the anonymous call will not even under suspicion and endear or a decision if you can hardly expect to the fbi to ignore the detailed sounding information. >> and anonymous tip that there is a bomb in somebody's house and you get a warrant to or just go in and the? >> you do me there without probable cause. >> why you asking for a different role in this situation? >> the police in this situation have the traditional means to investigate. they could put teams of agents on all the i

. >> you see justice kagan, justice breyer, justice ginsberg. justices scalia, alito and sotomayor are not there tonight. >> the joint chiefs will be showing up. they will not be applauding tonight. we will measure between those who applaud and those who do not feel they are part of the political process. >> and many of the justices have spoken about how uncomfortable they do feel. especially that moment two years ago, when the president called them out on the supreme court decision. and there you have it. [ applause ] >> a hug from gabby giffords, representing so much, just standing in that room. and when she smiles. and now, the president of the united states. handing his speech to the speaker and the vice president. and is about to begin his state of the union address. [ applause ] >> members of congress, i have the high privilege and the distinct honor of presenting to you, the president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you. thank you so much. [ applause ] thank you. please, be seated. mr. speaker, mr. vice p

even ruth bader ginsberg and saying r-r and others went along with this in a 9-0 decision.f you put this together, and the catholic church helping women and children as they always have, we happen to be pro-life. boy, this adds up to a big fist right in the face of catholics, and other people of faith. it's not just catholics. megyn: we should point out that the funding for this was passed by the congress as well. so it's not just the administration, it is congress, the republicans in the house as well supported this funding mechanism. >> there was one calf veriette, the final decision on this rests with health and human services. they said, we'll allow them to make up the final decision. kathleen sebelius has not been in good standing in the catholic church for decades. megyn: a new development in alabama's fight against illegal immigration. there may be new evidence that a strict new law is helping boost the state unemployment rate. newt gingrich challenges president obama's vision for america. a preview of that debate five minutes away. in just minutes. now it's quicker

megyn: what justice ginsberg said yesterday is there is an inconsistency in the enforcement.cc objects to nudity in an nypd blue episode but none in the airing of schindler's list. >> there have been arguments on both sides. some say this is more of telling of news or history as opposed to a novel where you're throwing these things out to add flair or flavor. megyn: they mentioned the nude scene in the musical hair. i mean would that be appropriate for air on broadcast television? >> i don't think it would be. and i don't think parents want it. we did a polling, a nation-wide poll a few years ago on the issue of marriage, on the issue of homosexuality and all these thins going on in our culture. do you know what ran ranked at the top? what is on the public air waves. they certainly don't want big bird dropping the f bomb while their kids are watching tv. megyn: is that likely to happen? i would say oscar is more likely. >> he's kind of a grouch. megyn: what do you think is going to happen? the lower court side wed th sided with the media. >> those i talked to who were in the

ginsberg is absolutely correct that what we have suggested to the court is that the court of appeals decision be vacated with the consequences reinstating the district court judgment. why did you give up once the case was granted here? cost and it didn't consider that until the court came -- case came before the court to respect that's correct and the reason for that is when that even in this matter was new and the then union officers actions were being challenged, the instinct was we are going to defend the case and as time went on there was no rethinking of the situation. when the case was granted here over our opposition to questions were really presented the officers of the union or not the ones that involved in the original case thought about the situation and came to the realization on the procedures that are at issue here. this was a local that had never done a mid year increase in the past. what was contemplated as a temporary increase turned into a primitive to the two permanent increase up to 1.5% of the celery after this increase ended. what is this local and what will the

ruth bader ginsberg is one of the four dissenters who says there is an individual right in the constitution to bear arms. she gave a speech not too long ago and was talking about the court cases that needed to be overturned. the one she focused on was the heller case. i would encourage you to go out and read that dissent. if barack obama is reelected and one of the four or five justices -- conservative justices please this court, that decision will most assuredly be revisited. most assuredly, given the faults barack obama is putting on this court, will reverse that right. read that dissent about what government can do to control your access to guns. that is why this election is important. we are gun owners. we are nra members. my wife is here. my wife actually owns more guns than i do. "i even bought a couple of shotguns for my kids for christmas. my son and i went pheasant hunting. i got for pheasants. i am a big believer in it. it is part of our family. ok. yes, sir? you have been pretty vigilant here with your hand. >> i am from kingston, new hampshire. i have worked in the insurance ind

decision handed down by the supreme court, the heller decision, is being maintained, because rebated ginsberg is one of the dissenters. she gave a speech not too long ago and was talking about the different corky austan needed to be overturned. the one she focused her attention on was that heller case, and those of you who are second amendment and dos yes, go out and read that the sense -- dissent. if obama is elected and one of those five justices leaves the court, the heller decision will be revisited, and given the folks that barack obama is putting of this court, they will reverse that right and go way beyond. read that dissent. we are gun owners, nra members. my wife actually owns more guns than i did. i even bought a couple of shotguns for my kids for christmas, and took my son out and went pheasant hunting. yes, four pheasants. i made a believer in it, and that is part of our family. ok, yes, sir. you have been vigilant there with your hand. worked inyears i've the insurance industry in massachusetts and experienced health-care reform and what it has done to massachusetts. rest assured

it was like justice ginsberg where somebody's just doesn't know the field, you know, if you go talk toand their general sense is so good that if they understand it really well. so the first problem is the patent office. given that the patent office is an innovation policy, you'd think it is a crown jewel of government. it is treated in a way with respect and support so that it does its job extremely effectively. if you thought about you would be wrong. instead the opposite. there have been people appointed to have no understanding of the technology or patents whatsoever that our former congressman looking for a job. they are at regular times where the revenue it gets from the is that people are paying to get their patents are funneled away from the office to do other things thereby leaving the office understaffed so they got a backlog of the patents and finally there is a technology itself to the office used which was nothing short of a disaster in the administration people could fly all the patents electronically they would have to literally print them out and re-enter them into a dif