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earlier artie's spoke to the father of an exam that lead thing in goa who explained why he no longer believed russia's security services were behind his son's murder you can see our lives of the interview on friday here on r.t. . europeans could soon see the end of the show and in free travel zone with france set to push other e.u. states to curb open borders if nicolas sarkozy has his way the sitting president said he no longer wants what he called a c.v. like europe claiming that a union which cannot control migration flows is finished his stance is widely seen as an attempt to harness far right votes for his re-election bid parties here get this one off reports. no border controls within the jenkins zone is surely one of the strongest symbols of european unity but this immoral mino be under threat since france and germany want to see each member of the zone to be able to introduce border controls without the approval of the others the interior ministers of the two countries are formulated a document in which they did see that such steps would be measures of last resort and wouldn'

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but the goa report çshow-the governor just, more thaj exaggerated.> i'm sorry, joan. let's let him defend himself. here he is defending himself against building the tunnels, after the report was released. arguing the new jersey taxpayers would be stuck with the bill while new yorkers got a free ride. let's watch. >> so when they want it build a tunnel to the basement of macy's and stick the new jersey taxpayers with a bill of $3 to $5 billion over. no matter how much the administration yells and screams, you have to say no. you have to look them right in the eye no matter how much they try to vilify you for it, and you have to say no. you have to be willing to say no to the things that compromise your principles. >> he is out there defending his move, to shift the money to keep the lower gas tax down. but what good is the lower gas tax if you can't get what you have to get. >> look, we have to figure out some way out to build infrastructure. in indiana, which is where i live, we have done public-private partnerships. over $3 billion has -- >> have yo

. >> he shot his second high score ever had a goa >> i feel like i'm very young when i get here.y just the opposite. a lot of torrance you play in and you drag but i think everyone gets so excited to come here, is the first major, it is a gust up. the course is beautiful. >> it is still too early to gloat but my take is doing the best, randall lewis was 15 over and missed the cut, alan angeles peck are both over par and dennis is still in the hunt. >> who knew or should have picked a guy with a gray hair? >> one of those guys. it took longer than sharks fans would have liked but san jose got a spot in the postseason for the eighth year in a row. it felt like a playoff game last night and mussels with two teams combining for 63 penalty minutes. even joe thorton got into a fight. this one penalty went unnoticed. keep an eye on the bench with a game tied late in the third he reaches over the boards and knocks a hockey puck away. the sharks go on to win in a shootout. >> it is a release. we have had a tough month. the guys bear down. we won the games we need to win and that is a sign

federal government would have required the state to pay for any and all cost overruns in the project, the goaort says that the federal government was, in fact, offering to share those costs. so what was the problem? well, having nixed the big tunnel project, governor christie spent the money for it, spent the tunnel money on the state's transportation trust fund. which it just so happens was almost empty at time and which it just so happens is funded by a gasoline tax, which it just so happens chris christie made a campaign promise not to raise. so how do these dots connect? killing a giant state federal infrastructure project did a couple of things for chris christie. it helped make him a famous conservative republican guy. he's known as the guy who stood up to the feds and killed this expensive tunnel project. he's got his own bridge to nowhere, but he killed it. it also gave him an extra $4 billion to help him keep a campaign promise. an extra $4 billion to funnel into the transportation trust fund, can thereby keep his promise not to raise the gas tax, which was the second lowest in the n

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goa did not enter a plea today but will do that in three weeks' time. reporting in oakland, j. r.r of new details about the shooting including that one goh brought a .45 caliber into school with four full magazines of ammunition. he emptied almost all of the magazines. he asked to use a phone when he was fleeing. police believed he called his family and that is what led police to the scene. a cashier over heard that phone call. kate thompson, kron 4 news. >> continuing our coverage of the deadly school shooting in oakland, here at the oakland estuary, investigators have finished their search for what they believe was the murder weapon used in that shooting. of a two days of searching with bodes and divers, they have been unable to locate that weapon and have no plans on returning here to the estuary until they have evidence that, indeed, this is where the weapon is located. >> continuing our coverage. the husband of one of the women killed during today's massacre said that his wife and her classmates were terrified. suspect. one goh had been verbally abusive toward other students

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foe goa says -- g.a.o. says there's over $400 million spend each year in duplicative programs. we've got g.s.a. number of las vegas in hot tubs on taxpayers' money. we can pay for this bill if it's so important that we have to do it. if we don't and that's what the vote would be. so i just urge my colleagues to understand the importance of it. those of -- those of you, our members, who believe that it was important to have a limit on spending in order to gain a debt increase last summer, increase the debt ceiling, should vote against the motion to waive because we -- to do so, to vote for waiving the budget would undermine in the first real opportunity the agreement we reached. i thank the chair and would reserve the balance of the time. mr. enzi: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. enzi: i would ask unanimous consent to be able to put three additional letters of support in the record. they'd be from the motor and equipment manufacturers association, the national counsel of textile organizers, and the building owners and managers association inte