i said all of my favorites have done it, alan grayson.. the president yesterday on the supreme court. >> ultimately i'm confident that the supreme court will not take what would be an unprecedented extrordanaire step of overturning a law that was passed by a strong majority of a democratically elected congress. >> i was somewhat surprised, but he went on to say that many conservative legal scholars that he knows that are not fans of the law agree with him. >> what did you expect him to say that there are five right-wing clowns on the court right now -- [ laughter ] >> he wanted to. >> yeah. >> what else could he possibly say? i think actually to some extent the white house has constrained the legal arguments here and that could have an effect on the outcome. i have no problem in defending the emergency room fee. that's what i call it. you have to pay for the fact that some day you are hit by a truck and you could end up in the emergency room and therefore, you have to pay for it. i have no problem with that. it's a tax. the white house we

. >>> police say this man, david grayson french, jr. was behind the wheel of a collar that hit beverly moore as she tried to cross the street in perry hall. he is being held on $500,000 bond. >>> harford police are trying to find this man. they say he robbed the cecil bank on pulaski highway and havre de grace yesterday. the sucht is in his mid-40s, walk into the bank and demanded money from the teller. >>> the-year-old suspensions of two high school la crosse players have been overturned by the state board of education. the two teens were suspend after a utility tool and a lighter were found with their la crosse equipment. >> reporter: nearly a year after being pulled off a school bus having his la crosse bag searched and handcuffs placed on his list, memories are fresh in his mind. >> it was shocking, embarrassing. it felt weird. it felt like i was tossed under the rug. felt like i was being bullied. >> reporter: an anonymous search pled to the search of list bag and his teammates. it turned up a utility tool and lighter, items they u

grayson and a -- a recent earthquakes around the ring remind us this is one of the most active regions in the world. we note emerge -- a major earthquake will occur in the next 30 years and if it happens here, this afternoon, we're expecting heavy damage, casualties in the thousands, and injuries in the tens of thousands. we need our hospital to take care of these people, we need it now. our recovery depends on san francisco being disaster resilience. a state we have not yet achieved. we must have a credible disaster response plan that will provide the ex -- flexibility needed to recover quickly. each of us needs to understand what is going to happen, what has happened, and work together to shelter in place. our power, water, and communication networks must operate shortly after the disaster and within weeks, people need to be able to live normally in their homes, have access to health care, and the services they depend on and able to travel as needed throughout the city and have resumed a fairly normal routine so they can go about rebuilding the city. san francisco is on a delivered p

sure would be soon which grayson if you. assume from plans to transition. in startups he don't come. six thirty pm moscow time this is r.t. here you headlines syrian opposition forces refuse to give in to the government's latest amanda and provide written guarantees they will fold the violence this puts the potential cease fire by the u.n. set a deadline in jeopardy as damascus says it will not withdraw its troops unless the rebels do the same. controversy surrounding u.s. and gun laws gains momentum for the latest killing of an unarmed teenager triggering accusations that lax legislation as led to the homicide rates soaring in some states critics say the right to bear arms primarily serves not self defense but the interests of those producing and selling weapons. and other reports suggesting the deadly plane crash in western siberia a week ago was caused by the crew's decision not to d.i.'s the plane the issue of the shortage of professional pilots in russia are now being thrust into the spotlight. now an r.c.a. run through the eyes of israeli security. he

grayson to my home i could use my roundhouse kick. for a look down the barrel of my guy since two thousand and five the freedom for gun owners to point and shoot in the name of self-defense has widened under controversial legislation known as the stand your ground law experts say it allows gun owners to use deadly force to protect themselves in public essentially delivering a license to kill it tells people you know what if you're in a confrontation on the street with someone or getting into an argument or there's a physical altercation even if you could safely retreat from that just walk away and go home you don't have to we're going to let you shoot and potentially kill another human being and then the law will not only provide you with immunity from criminal prosecution but also immunity from any future civil litigations stand your ground first became law in florida but recently received national attention following a deadly shooting of seventeen year old trayvon martin the unarmed student was carrying candy and iced tea when he wa

would be soon which grayson if you move. from phones to question these. stunts on t.v. don't come. still be for syria with the u.n. sponsored peace plan on the rocks days ahead of a ceasefire deadline. syrian rebels received the busines demands the guarantees they lay down weapons we call damascus the call is its own since more details in just a few moments. all of egypt's presidential hopefuls have now submitted applications to fight it out for the vacated seat of hosni mubarak. and moscow bows to secure the return of victor boot after u.s. judge said this is the russian businessman to twenty five years behind bars for conspiring to kill americans. nine pm in moscow i mattress or bring you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news here on r t you run back peace plan for syria could be in deadlock days ahead of a ceasefire deadline rebels refuse to give damascus any guarantees they'll lay down arms before the government troops withdraw our middle east correspondent policy or has the latest. the commander of the rebel free syrian army has indicated that he will not give

would be soon which grayson. moved from feinstein question. from the start on t.v. don't come. stalemate for syria but the u.n. sponsored peace plan on the rocks just days ahead of us ceasefire that. the syrian rebels with ease the busines demands for guarantees they lay down records before damascus of course its own suits more details in just a few moments. all of egypt's presidential hopefuls have now submitted their applications to fight it out for the vacated seat of hosni mubarak. at moscow valves to secure the return of victor boot that's after a u.s. judge sentenced the russian businessman to twenty five years behind bars for conspiring to think of conspiring rather to kill americans. for the stories that made headlines this week you're watching the weekly with me rory soon shy the u.n. backed peace plan for syria could be in that block just days ahead of a ceasefire deadline the rebels have refused to give the mask loose any guarantees they will lay down arms when the government troops withdraw our middle east correspondent paula slayer house the latest. the commander o

fourth is grayson followed by aria and cato. >>> there is no doubt about it but pollen is much worse this year than in previous years. veronica showed us the chart yesterday and for many folks this means a trip down the pharmacy aisle. joining us with some advice about the pitfalls of some treatments over the counter is dr. jackie of family merge and asthma care in gaithersburg. let's start with the symptoms and the treatments. eye drops for itchy eyes but there is a problem with some of the over-the-counter medications. >> right. the number one problem that i'm seeing are people are coming in and over using those eye drops. there is a syndrome called dry eye syndrome where for lack of a better explanation the tears won't stay in your eyes because they're not slippery enough or sticky enough. so they're flowing out on to your face and then people are using eye drops thinking allergy eye drops thinking let me use that to fix the problem. they are actually making it worse because allergy eye drops are drying. be careful of over use. the other thing is contact lenses. if you're going to

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