allen may grayson is a puppet for the liberals.ulsive person on capitol hill and this story makes me feel bad for him. till of a hun. >> i don't feel sorry for any of these guys. get elected. this is what they do? >> well, mcallister, too where for a while he thought he could survive. radel also thought that now we have the michael grimm situation and headache for republican leaders. just story after story makes congress look really bad. >> a little self-respect. walk down the hall. he says he walks down the hall everyone snickers and grayson walks down the hall there is the one. like 70 grade. >> leadership approaches this in ways. less patience for standing by your guys thee days. not quite vicious cutting people off think are liabilities. they have gotten better i think in the sense of accountability in saying this is not someone we want to associate ourselves and our caucus. >> stand by grim? >> not entirely. >> i think they should take him and throw him off that. >> the republican campaign committee has indicated they are not

this is grayson, grayson -- i will get it for you in one second. hang out for a second.t did you bring for us? it is tech gadget they? >> i brought my -- it is really cool. >> mind storm lego robot they build. >> you, press this button and it takes a while to turn on. and so you can actually remote-control it. melissa: you going to the tech conference? have a start a business you like to get rolling? what do you think? >> no. i don't have that. melissa: maybe one day. you can build robots. fantastic. thank you for coming in for take your kids to work day. welcome to fox business. thanks to you. make it work when we go. >> you can control it. >> count down with liz claman starts right now. >> general motors tanks toughen spite of the run -- recalls, earnings better than expected. $1.3 billion pr nightmare in the rearview mirror? investors give the beleaguered auto maker another chance. a 3d phone, now hbo shows. amazon is full of surprises so get ready for turnings. we will tell you what to look for in the earnings report and whether amazon prime's speed hike will be enou

grayson collins graces time magazine's cover. he calls the cover a cool honor. beyonce, robert redford and mary bara also making cover issues. others serena williams, richard herman, lydia coe and cristiano ronaldo. >>> hockey players don't always have to be the tough guys. that was a really nice move there. >> i loved the reaction from the little boy. >> yeah. >> all right. that's a way to start a friday, right? >> yeah, good one. thank you. >> well, bill karins is here with the weekend. >> not a lot of yeahs on my end. new englanded on saturday it's going to be ugly and midwest severe weather over the weekend. umbrella weather in the ohio valley. we have a soaking rain. there's two storms. the other one is on the west coast. the one on the west coast will bring severe weather over the weekend: strong storms yesterday to areas of missouri and arkansas. it's raining good in indianapolis. columbus a rainy morning commute for you and eventually up toward pittsburgh. a few strong storms in eastern north carolina. even washington d.c. could see a late day storm. let

trey grayson. [applause] >> tank you for that warm introduction. it is great to be with you. we are great friends and work well together. we will continue to work well in the future. we have a great panel with us today. up here on stage, and in your programs, you have detailed biographies. i will not spend a lot of time going over those biographies. i just wanted to give a one line introduction for each of them and we will dive into the composition. my immediate left is secretary dan glickman. he served as secretary of the department of agriculture in the clinton administration and 18 years in congress, but most importantly he was the former director of the institute of policy. he had my job. golden served as director of the office of management and budget. andy card also was chief of staff in bw bush administration -- in the george w. bush administration including the beginning of 9/11. senate majority leader trent lott is the cochair on the committee for political reform. he was a senator for many terms from the state of mississippi. -- jovernor johnson a new hn sununu. sta

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mayor tim grayson reminded homeowners they are not required to let pg&e take down their trees. on tuesday.the city council is set to adopt a resolution that would stop pg&e from removing all trees on public or private land. >> a new california bill is aimed at protecting people in homeowner associations if they take steps to conserve water for landscaping. it passed the assembly thursday. and takes on the problem of homeowners getting punished if they don't maintain a lush lawn. there are already some laws in place -- but the new bill will cover loopholes. the bill now goes to the state senate. >> coming up on the kron four morning news. a frozen fruit recall because of small pieces of plastic been a mixed into folds. what you should throw out of your freezer. >> controversy at a university that refuse to let a trans and gender student live with other male students. >> our own vicki liviakis always loves a good party. and this one was hard to beat -- vicki goes to the white house! align >> this is one of my favorite stories this week. a senior at oakland tech high school has a

see the ties the day the life of the private businesses picasso and give as good as it takes to grayson's we are going to simply think that there is a basic based gp something which is extremely competed in this country almost no one can get into the pastry wheel mean you need to take steps to come basically he's he's usually on two pages and when we compared the french pastry between the dutch were once friends such as jumping in holland. please keep these pipelines in front of me for the fifty lines. greta i was reading you are such that it costs and prawns fifty to one hundred and fifty euros parent please come on thats right to administer and papa's to the correct and on and that's only means that the bill would cost if you just talk about the pics down cos it's morning to four hundred euro. it's twice the average twice the outrage of the worldwide average is eleven years he hoped conference a distance itself from you the billboard missed the average practice and that the cuban dance practices. so we want to see decide that something that is going to be done. we are looking for school

sinking into the greek market to help a lot of these start up companies by ian grayson also to help a lot of these midsize corporations that are really really struggling. it also expects it. i get some financial aid from other european that a union of patna is like france and ultimately kind of get a fund of some five hundred and eighty eight euros to get there. being new money know there are some real problems out there some up and coming greek politicians want to cancel the country's debt what kind of support today have with voters right now pretty strong as simple and it's primarily the raft is opposition need to be the party that is called ceres s and eighties come and sing right now the support of most greeks into round twenty percent and its it was scuttled that day and the support which should be at current prime minister the conservative prime minister on the nice am i not sick. hasn't he is trailing behind him. in these polls and these discourses these cries of opposition that is saying that scrap this bailout agreement and do away with austerity is gaining much momentum and

the grayson was founded by erik prince who also created the infamous poetry contracting firm formerly known as blackwater mark porter received hundreds of new easel dollars to protect u s personnel in your pocket afghanistan mercenaries became known for their recklessness. in one incident in two thousand and seven a group of blackwater contractors shot and killed seventeen iraqi civilians and wounded twenty others are declared in hot dogs. no one was held accountable. we have to recognize that this leopard cannot change its spots. it is the same beast and it's a predatory organization is accountable to no one works in the shadows as a consequence of the people the world. i have defeated them. the bad reputation blackwater has gotten from the wars in iraq afghanistan and its management has rebranded and we named the first several times. it was called the services of one time and it was fun to see services that graced our split off four years ago. some lawmakers are pushing the obama administration to arm ukrainians. i want to know when i think the american people should know maybe most

simon grayson is based on the twentieth anniversary of the genocide in rwanda official mourning has been overshadowed by when you lay in france was complicit in the killings. russian protesters stormed three government buildings and industrial heartland frank government in kiev and moscow trying to diss. the election a world gets under way in he has eight hundred and fourteen million voters head to the polls in the first of nine stages to elect a time watching the screen cap for joining us first of this monday in rwanda commemorations are being held to mark the twentieth anniversary of the genocides for three months in nineteen ninety four. some eight hundred thousand people mostly tutsis were slaughtered. i could to malaysia. rwandan president paul gandhi had just lit a flame at the memorial center in on the flame will burn for one hundred days the length of the massacre. cats georgia kelvin smith is at the stadium and going out with a commemoration ceremony will take place. georgette the grief over the genocide today is being slightly overshadowed by these renewed claims of france was

grayson: mr. chairman, this amendment is identical to language that was inserted by voice vote into the bill last year, as well as every other appropriations bill that was considered by an open rule. this amendment would expand the list of wrong doing parties with whom the federal government is prohibited from contracting. that list should include contractors who have been convicted of fraud, who have violated federal or state antitrust laws, who have been convicted of embezzlement, theft, forgery, bribery, violation of federal tax laws and other items outlined in section -- outlined in the section of title 48 of the code of federal regulations. these are all offenses which any contractor doing business with the federal government must disclose to the contracting officer in every offer. oddly enough, however, without this amendment, the contracting officer is then free to ignore these transgressions and award contracts to the offending person. the i commend the offers of -- authors of this bill fo

. >> john grayson in montreal, himself detained in a prison for 50 days, swron john, welcome, ts abouthat experience and how you were treated. >> it's hard to choose sleeping on the concrete with the cockroaches, pretty bad, the only shower we had was a sawed off fanta bold, plastic bold and we dumped cold nile water over our heads. that was some of the day-to-day. some of the good things, despite how crowded we were, living like sardines in a small box, my fellow prisoners, ordinary egyptians really helped take care of myself and my fellow canadian prisoner tarek lubani. >> you were put into a cell with 36 other men. it must have been difficult to cope. were you given information, access to lawyers, anything like that? >> we had about ten minutes a week with the consulate and had to do everything including food, pencil and paper, medical, legal, and connection with family and friends back home. so it was an intense ten minutes every week. we did have a lawyer who worked very hard and was often prevented from meeting with us by the prison authorities and the prosecutor. >> so you know

. >> former georgia secretary of state karen hand dell, derek grayson. the race is tight.say republicans need a candidate with broad appeal. >> i do think that the republican candidate whoever it will be does need to be electable because of who they will be up against. >> who they will likely be up against is michelle nun, daughter of former georgia senator sam nun. heavily funded by outside groups, she's a $6 million war chest. >> they seem to do a better job of clearing the field and obviously there will be a lot of democratic money coming from across the country. >> the candidates are worried a republican dog fight could cost them. >> if we come out of this race divided, broke, and wounded, that our candidate just barely gets over the finish line because we've attacked each other unmercifully i think we're going to put this seat into a vulnerable situation. >> but what republicans fear the most is so-called todd aiken moment where a candidates views point to too extreme to appeal straight wide -- statewide. >> we're not voting on my religious beliefs. we're voting on pu

ladies and gentlemen, trey grayson. >> thanks, vicki, and to the audience for that warm introduction. great to be with all of you. the e.m.k. institute and john kennedy library are great friends and will work well together. we are glad to be here today. got a great panel with us today up here on stage. in your programs you have detailed biographies, i'm not going to spend time going over those. i just wanted to get a little one-line introduction for each of them and then we'll dive into the conversation. to my immediate left is secretary dan glickman who co-chairs the commission on political reform, which is the reason why we are here today. he served as secretary of the department of agriculture in the clinton administration, and 18 years in congress, most importantly in my mind, he was the former director of politics, had my job. glad to have you. josh bolten, served as white house chief of staff in the president george w. bush's administration and also served as director of the office of management and budget. andy card, also chief of staff in president george w. bush's administrat

. >> doctors delivered six-pound grayson first. >> not even a minute later, they were like -- stand upot to be right there when we heard them cry for the first time. >> phillip and mark were in another room waiting to meet the babies. >> just a really happy time. >> he came up to me and was going to shake my hand. i was like, give me a hug. >> as soon as i saw him, thumbs up, we did it. >> mission accomplished? >> accomplished. >> one sunday morning -- >> did you get to have a moment where you realized, oh, my gosh, we're parents? >> i think it was the first night and i was feeding emmalee. oh, my gosh, she's my daughter. >> what are you doing there? >> reporter: like any new parents, sandy and phillip aren't getting much sleep. that's after changing 22 diapers, using 40 wipes and filling up 16 bottles every day. they still see best friends mark and andrea a couple times a week. >> now we have four miracles between all of us. >> you can't give up. one way or another, you'll get there. >> many years, many tears. >> i love that. never give up. sandy encourages others going through infert

again on behalf of the bp see, the kennedy institute, heather and the kennedy library in much ray grayson and our great moderator who has been responsible for all of the stories. [applause] i served in the house for 18 years, and there are words inscribed above the speaker's chair by daniel webster. i used to look at this periodically. they said the following. let us develop the resources of our land, called forth its powers, build up its institutions, promote all its interests to see whether we also in our day and our generation may not perform something worthy to be remembered. and i thought to myself, that is the point of government, the point where we are here, to perform something worthy to be remembered. even in disagreement in a vibrant democracy, the goal is always to engage the issues in a way that our descendants would be proud, get the job done and also bear fruit to the ancestors of our past. recognizing this is not just abstract issues. america's leaders are a stake. our ability to be a beacon of hope for the world and do the right thing for our citizens is very much dependen

grayson added a valuable amendment for a focused hurricane research program. representative stewart, then the chairman of the environment subcommittee, worked with my staff and me on a manager's amendment to add to the tools and programs in the original bill. we drew on expert advice from the weather enterprise and from extensive reports from the national academy of sciences and the national academy of public administration. experts told us that to improve weather forecasting, the research at the office of oceans and atmospheric research, or o.a.r., and the forecasting at the national weather service, had to be better coordinated. this legislation contains important provisions to improve that coordination. this bill encourages noaa to integrate research and operations in a way that models the successful innovation structure used by the department of defense. the bill we're considering today also creates numerous opportunities for the broader weather community to provide input to noaa and their insights as well. at every opportunity, we charged the agency to co

trey grayson, and our great moderator, susan page who has been responsible for all the stories. i served in the house for 18 years. there are words inscribed above the speaker's chair by daniel webster. i used to look at this periodically. it said the following, let us develop the resources of our land, call forth its powers, institutions, carve out all of this great institutions to see if we also in our day and in our generation may not perform something worthy to be remembered. and, you know, i thought to myself, that is the point of government. that is the point for us here, to perform something worthy to be remembered. even in disagreement in a vibrant democracy, the goal is always to engage the issues in a way that our descendents would be proud and get the job done for our people, and also, bear fruit to the ancestors of our past, like daniel webster, that we are in this thing for the right reasons and recognizing these are not all abstract issues. america's leadership is at stake. our ability to be the beacon of hope for a world, to be that city on the hill and do the rig

this year russia is once again grayson the walls glasnost covers three true everything from bad as to red stars the magazines are failing that pagers will stereotypical images and she's got a natural count looks at the trend. russia is now featured on a record number of front pages and the covers of magazines and newspapers in the u.s. and europe are often not just reflective of the latest news but also of stereotypes fears and some deeply seated perceptions about russia the economist latest issue portrays russia as a beer about to bite its neighbor the bear is a recurring figure even before ukraine related covers we've seen this scary looking bear in the coverage of the olympics and may need bears before that this is a two thousand and nine economist cover about president obama's visit to russia a third of the economist covers this year were dedicated to russia. russia is back on the world stage history is back from the dustbin which the west allegedly put it in the ninety's and. the events of world history where do you over well it was not all about ukraine this one on the lympics w

thomas drake who won this award back in two thousand and eleven was there a member of congress alan grayson was there also ralph nader a former presidential candidate was there i spoke with him about a few issues after the ceremony also snowden and laura portress themselves appeared live video link to address the conference snowden talked about his motivations for releasing these documents and he kept reiterating the point that he wanted to return these documents to the american people that was the main message you want to get across is these documents don't belong to the n.s.a. they belong to the american people and it was necessary that the american people see these documents so that we can have the sort of debate over the n.s.a. as capabilities laura poitras talked about her first interactions with snowden about beefing up her encrypted knowledge to handle these these documents interesting thing there was hardly any other the mainstream media at the events this was something that ralph nader brought up when i talked to him afterwards. it's significant isn't it the people who got to your

willing to discuss the details with the senators in private could it be that those details may include grayson's involvement we don't know the firm's united involvement in ukraine again they're very secretive and it's impossible to get a confirmation from them as to where they are operating at least a truthful one. and the massive crackdown on the dissenters seen senior figures in eastern ukraine thrown into jail alongside people running in the streets in lugansk the separatist leader alexander had thought of was put behind bars he claims for becoming too popular with those who want to break free from ukraine is arrest came of the powerful group of who was chosen as governor but members of the public in the city of donetsk was also jailed and that arrest led to crowd storming the local security service to demand his release spoke to google's wife about what happened. it's amazing on the first of march over fifty thousand people took to the streets and chose my husband pavol as people's governor after he had voiced concerns have been boiling up inside them for a long time he took the people with