that or richard haas hates that.rones, tip of the hat, you know nothing, edward snoweden. >> richard haas said it's not a gate. this guy broke the law. any gates are nullified according to richard haas you see right now on "morning joe." >> that's pretty good. >> good morning, everybody. >> nancy sinatra. >> monday, june 10th. with us on set the president o

and by the way, haas is only 35 years old, far from over the hill. it is kind of old. >>> moving on, seven-time french open champion rafael nadal against varenka. nadal with a little touch on the backhand and look at rafa getting to that shot. he's getting to just about everything and he says, you know what, there's nothing he can do. a little racket damage as he puts it into the net. second set, good return by rafa but then watch the forehand. passing shot, no chance on that one. nadal serving for triple match point, looking to close this one out and he does as the shot is long. nadal wins in straight sets and moves on to the semis where he will face djokovic on friday. >>> on the women's side, defending champ maria sharapova advances to the semifinals where she will face victoria azarenka who beat alex ovechkin's fiancee. meanwhile, one more story to go, a big day for the super bowl champions. i almost forgot. the ravens will receive their super bowl rings on friday and apparently joe flacco and ray lewis both had some input in designing those ring

i'm scott on behalf of walter haas. there has been some amended plans that mr. maniscalco is a permit holder. it allows everybody to move forward and be neighbors again. we would like to have the permit approved with the amended plans and we can be on our way. >> okay. thank you mr. maniscalco. >> on the project sponsor. i agree, we have come to an agreement that is tenable for both parties. it's to the benefit of both of us. we are happy with the proceedings and would like to approve the plans and move forward. >> thank you. any comment? any public comment. >> commissioners, it's yours. >> is that the plan that were submitted with the brief? >> yes. the revisions. >> okay. any comments? i'm going to move to grant the appeal and approve on the condition that the attached, the plans attached to the submissions by mr. -- and the changes on the condition that those are also adopted. >> is that on the basis of the parties agreement? >> correct. >> okay. >> thank you for that. >> we have a motion from the president to grant this appeal, uphold the permit with adoptio

that or richard haas hates that. char writes the prism kiss m and zach, game of thrones, tip of the hat, you know nothing, edward snoweden. >> richard haas said it's not a gate. this guy broke the law. any gates are nullified according to richard haas you see right now on "morning joe." >> that's pretty good. >> good morning, everybody. >> nancy sinatra. >> monday, june 10th. with us on set the president of the council on foreign relations author of "foreign policy begins at home the case for putting america's house in order". >> and he's wearing boots. >> do you have them with you right now? >> they're on right now. >> loafers. >> willie, joe and mika. >> good morning, everyone. >> okay. boys. >> look at that. >> it is -- >> we've been accused of being the same person. this proves once and for all we're not. >> separated at birth. >> i don't want to go there. just in a few moments we'll have glenn greenwald who broke the story of the top secret government program that collects massive amounts of phone and internet d

haas. >> thank you, board members. i am the president of central market community benefit district, but i have another hat of the social service at 6th and mission working with severely mentally ill adults that mostly live in the central market district. staff goes on the streets and into hotels to work with people who have severe illness to overcome and i want to say that the improvement of the last seven years in the safety on the streets, the cleanliness on the streets, and the cultural events on the streets, that many of the low-income clients we serve can participate has been marked by the case managers and the clients. we are really excited to renew the central market community benefit district and to extend the 6th corridor to increase the safety for the clients that we serve. thank you. >> thank you, dr. jack. next is william thatcher. [ reading speakers' names ]. >> good morning. as an eye doctor on 6th street i hardly lend my support on supervisor kim's resolution to expand the central market community benefi

germany's haas made it to the last 16 the third time, but faced a marathon task.he match against john eisner fived 4.5 hours and wetnt sets. they squandered no less than 12 match mpoints. >> danny pedrosa has poll position at moto gp. he has a new track record with an ideal start for sunday's race, the 25th time he starts at the front of the pack. jonas bulger snatched the league -- lead for poll position. that is all for us at dw. tune in in the next hour for more news and updates. ♪ >> revamping brazil's soccer pride. construction was meant to be finished in the run-up to the world cup, the city of rio de janeiro is facing other challenges. people are looking ahead. some 8000 construction workers are involved in the final phase of renovations. them, he has been working at the site for one year now. we asked him how it feels to work on this stadium. >> he says it is a great honor to work on this project. they have experienced so much history. this has shaped the lives of so many fans. being part of this historic job may be an honor, but that does not mean that th

and tommy haas, four american women have moved into the final of four for the first time since 2004. stevens first. stevens, great shot of her own. the overhead. the winner. then on match point. stevens serving. the net is hit on return, and sloan stevens, moving on to the fourth round with a three-set victory. >> 49ers hired eric mangini as a coach. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> it's being called the tallest and fastest wooden roller coaster in >> join me tonight at 9:00. we'll take you to turkey where a violent clash erupted. then at 11:00, get a new addition to the family for free. how you can become part of a nationwide pet adopt-a-thon. >> there's a new addition of great america, the new roller coaster now open to public. the video is of the gold coaster. it's here at great america. it's all wood and features a 108-foot drop. reaches 64 miles-per-hour and lasts more than two minutes. that it for us at 6:00. thanks forbuk >> all righty. that's about right. uh, you okay? >> oh, i'm fine. >> oh, all right. what are you doing? >> nothing. >> okay.

and tommy haas, four american women have moved into the final of four for the first time since 2004. stevens first. stevens, great shot of her own. the overhead. the winner. then on match point. stevens serving. the net is hit on return, and sloan stevens, moving on to the fourth round with a three-set victory. >> 49ers hired eric mangini as a coach. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> it's being called the tallest and fastest wooden roller >> join me tonight at 9:00. we'll take you to turkey where a violent clash erupted. then at 11:00, get a new addition to the family for free. how you can become part of a nationwide pet adopt-a-thon. >> there's a new addition of great america, the new roller coaster now open to public. the video is of the gold coaster. it's here at great america. it's all wood and features a 108-foot drop. reaches 64 miles-per-hour and lasts more than two minutes. that it for us mom... yes honey? dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some choles

haas what's the plan?the plan is as soon as we can, we'll get mare rid legally. >> you were -- >> reporter: you were hoping to do it southeastern than plairpt. >> we were hoping to do it today. >> we just feed some patience. >> you've been waiting 18 years. >> reporter: we'll be monitoring the events here. we'll be here at the celebration all evening long. joe vasquez, kpix5. >>> now for a look at the cbs evening news. scott pelley in new york. >> the supreme court has changed the law of the land on same-sex marriage, but the people remain divided. we'll be in california tonight with a couple and explain how this law will change their lives. and we'll have the story of a contractor who won $500 million in government contracts based on his football injury and the help of a friend at the irs. we'll have those stories tonight on the cbs evening news at 5:30 right after kpix5 news. >>> welcome back to our live coverage from san francisco's castro district on this historic day with respect to gay marriage here

the men's competition tommy haas has reached the third round beating american jack sock. he world champion leader has suffered a setback in the akr acropolis rally in greece. he was forced to retire halfway through on friday due to a technical problem. it is not over for the frenchman. e will be reentering the race saturday with, however, a five-minute penalty. russia's racer has a 30-second ead going into the second leg of the rally. german cup final will be spectacular and we will report on that and more. sports at the top of the hour. don't go away. in the run up to the world cup facing other is challenges. here at the stadium people are looking ahead. 8,000 construction workers are involved in the final phase .f renovations he is one of them. he's been working at the site a year. we asked how it feels to work on the stadium. said it is a great honor to work on the project. experienced so much history. this stadium has shaped the ives of so many players and fans. of the historic job may be an honor, but that doesn't mean the pay is high. rials a month or euros. could h

, for return of the 50% of the profits but haas refused to pay the company for its share of the profitsto a nasty legal battle. they called the deal off because greenwald was demanding changes to the content of the videos which were and are unacceptable. now what about this makes glen greenwald really responsible? his response is that. that's the big discovery? an interest in adult videos, something that the llc shared with almost every hotel chain. fabricated e-mails. like most people everybody lived a complicated and varied adult life. i didn't manage my life from the age 18 onward with the intention of being a family-valued senator. if this is the best they have on glen greenwald glen greenwald has nothing to worry about. >> he's a regular guy. >> the headlines from "the guardian" is that he's connected to this porn company. he's connected in a business sense. >> to the point that--that was the daily news story that they quote unquote broke on greenwald. he made an effort to get ahead of it yesterday by having his own rebuttal, but none of this is relevant to his reporting. they're b

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the national weather service haas is estimating encloses to 500 lightning strike in the bay area andhundreds around the state. you look at the picture september by terri to you report she said this was a light show in her back yard in napa. incredible picturesÑi coming in. love to sea your photo. send them to these sites. of course we'll share when we can tomorrow morning with includes and 50's and what changes coming later this week. >> thanks see you shortly. >> some america's cup fans eligible for refund for the grandstand tickets because theok swedish base racing team will not join the race until the second boat is ready. first boat capsized last month killing a crew member. preliminary racing begins july 7th with the first round of the cup race organizers will contact ticket buyers about this refund. >> man wanted for leaking classified u.s. documents is on the run. how more secret documents could come out over the next few weeks and months. that story ahead. >> also death by stiletto. woman accused of taking her boyfriend's life with the heel of a shoe. >> wine to make you blus

this 1 880 haas cleared. but we'll check out the peninsula coming up. >>> it didn't take long for bay area native jason kidd to find a brand new high profile job. the new jersey nets officially introducing kidd as the team's brand new head coach. the 40-year-old played ball in the bay area for cal. he retired early this month. a couple nice things on his resume, a couple olympic gode meddles and an northbound title. kidd says, quote, it's a roll i've been studying for over the course of my playing days. >>> 4:55. marco scutaro's hand may never be the same. you'll remember his hand was hit by a pitch earlier this week. giants told the giants' second baseman, it will take about six weeks to straighten out his pinky. scutaro says that's too long. he wants doctors to fit him with an orlanthopedic. he understands playing too early could cause permanent damage to that pinky. >>> this one just a very cool and amazing site. at last night's a's game, the first pitch tossed out from 1800 miles away. 13-year-old nick le

the national weather service haas is estimating encloses to 500 lightning strike in the bay area andhundreds around the state. you look at the picture september by terri to you report she said this was a light show in her back yard in napa. incredible picturesÑi coming in. love to sea your photo. send them to these sites. of course we'll share when we can tomorrow morning with includes and 50's and what changes coming later this week. >> thanks see you shortly. >> some america's cup fans eligible for refund for the grandstand tickets because theok swedish base racing team will not join the race until the second boat is ready. first boat capsized last month killing a crew member. preliminary racing begins july 7th with the first round of the cup race organizers will contact ticket buyers about this refund. >> man wanted for leaking classified u.s. documents is on the run. how more secret documents could come out over the next few weeks and months. that story ahead. >> also death by stiletto. woman accused of taking her boyfriend's life with the heel of a shoe. >> wine to make you blus

haas ton, eighth wonder, moth ball for years. destined to become a parking lot.$194 million plan to turn the astrodome into a texas-sized convention center. small price to pay to save the texas icon. >> doesn't remind me of the roman coliseum. okay. all right. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and all of you for watching. we hope to see you right here next week. >>> with scandals engulfing the white house, irs targeting tea partiers and nsa snooping on americans, eric holder, the justice department going after journalists, the president takes a road trip. world leaders. but charm offensive falling flat and his big speech not so big. how did the media rate his perfect form answer? dick cheney condemn it is actions of the nsa leaker. the liberal media ignores the details and attack cheney. the leaker goes public again with more details and slams the media for doing their jobs. the governor of maine is tired

join me next time for a conversation with richard haas about foreign policy. that is next time.will see you then. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminate hunger, and we have a lot of work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs.

the national weather service haas is estimating encloses to 500 lightning strike in the bay area andhundreds around the state. you look at the picture september by terri to you report she said this was a light show in her back yard in napa. incredible picturesÑi coming in. love to sea your photo. send them to these sites. of course we'll share when we can tomorrow morning with includes and 50's and what changes coming later this week. >> thanks see you shortly. >> some america's cup fans eligible for refund for the because theokts because theok swedish base racing team will not join the race until the second boat is ready. first boat capsized last month killing a crew member. preliminary racing begins july 7th with the first round of the cup race organizers will contact ticket buyers about this refund. >> man wanted for leaking classified u.s. documents is on the run. how more secret documents could come out over the next few weeks and months. that story ahead. >> also death by stiletto. woman accused of taking her boyfriend's life with the heel of a shoe. >> wine to make you blush.

it's quite possible they are the greatest since the declaration of independence and even since the haas times during the first decades of this country. no one seen the bunker and it's been very little media coverage of it all that's known is that it can withstand an earthquake biological war or atomic attack it's rumored to have living quarters and command facilities able to accommodate several hundred people it's. important that we have such an installation so as to make sure the government is really in shape and can actually operate under any circumstances but gideon spiro doesn't buy the hype he's one of only a handful of israeli anti nuke activists who've been calling on the government to disarm nuclear. and therefore but the whole country. which means that while netanyahu rants and raves he can do so knowing full well he has a hideout to sit out the nuclear winter should it come but it's not so simple for the person in the street in case of an extreme situation of a nuclear attack or a severe attack on israel and they're all protected afterwards who are going to be ruling who's goi

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>> frankly i believe cahow hit will pass on the bipartisan basis we have done with this issue it haaort and i suspect this will to but it recognizes we have tremendous resources under federal control whether offshore or federal land. for us but to use those resources would have an economy growing very slowly slowly, if we can become more energy independent overtime, to create american jobs in the more secure because we have energy created within our area, that is a winner in that is the reason for the bell. lori: the environmental concerns seem to carry a lot of weight. >> also in the bill by the way we put it in and codify the reorganization was in place during the bp still. that is important did with that comes more scrutiny. i reject the notion this is not environmentally friendly at all because what we will do in this legislation is make sure there is certainty what the of regulations are. , i heard it from those regulated tell us what they are in we willlcomply. so we codified the of recommendations as to the agency of the oversee offshore drilling. lori: so the commission raise

public never gets to get much of a glimpse at all into how they're making these decisions and so yes haas can say that he doesn't think he's a whistleblower he doesn't like the people that are being sympathetic or how the media is characterizing him although i will mention that the associated press has made a determination that the wrongdoing that edward exposed is hotly contested so they're not going to be using the word whistleblower to describe him same as for bradley manning so i think that whistleblowers do break the law and we have to recognize that there is no way for people in national security agencies to make some of these disclosures that edward made with out by a leading the law but what he did by coming forward and doing this interview with him greenwald of the guardian who had been doing the story is he had made it and took responsibility for making the decision to disclose this material and what he said in his interview is that when you're going outside the democratic model and you're making this decision to unilaterally release government information that you have access w

woods one over but 10 back of the leader, bill haas. ken duke will have to wait to find out whether the play rounds three and four. second shot, 130 yards out, look at the roll here. down the hill. for eagle. nice. play suspended because of rain, darkness he took time to recognize one of the coaches helping get him there. kaepernick made a surprise appearance at his high school to say goodbye to brandon harris. >> a lot of great memory was him. he's worked with me a lot. he was the first person to actually let me run the ball. i think i had negative, too? >> you got it good. >> turns out he's in the a bad running quarterback. the nice thing about that? nobody knew he's going to show up that is great. >> what are you doing? >> just how excited he was there. >> surprise. >> wonderful. >> join me tonight, coming up, late word about an outbreak of hepatitis linked to organic berries sold in california. >> big changes for ships and how it could help safe lives of endangered whales, tonight at 11:00. >> and tonight prime time line up starts w

haa chilling fect to tn outvoters were pursue this. the government is not tramplinon our rights as citizens of this country. >> many. >>ut after hurricane sandy. i know thathat is your iew. >> i can't speak for the members of my family. i ha 21 grand kids. neil: the one i was talking about maybe your wife. >> well, i take responsibility for myself. i know what happens when there has been a natural disaster. you look or help from the federal government. you want other agencies to step in and provide lp and ggrnor christie did what he thought was best f th people ofthis state. i don't blame them forhat at al he was helpful to me in my campgnin every wayossible. i consider him a good friend. he has a great future. has been a tripth governor. he's dng a great job in new jersey. neil: so you don't agree that he got a little bit too chummy with rack obama. >> well, i can tell you that the hurricane didn't come the right time. at is nobecause of chris christie. that is because one of the vantages of incumbency is because when there is an even

today four hours against tommy haas. at 35, moving on to the fourth round. novak djokovic also moves on as does rafael nadal. >> the as a have now won 13-15. a rare ending to this contest today. cespedes jersey dame. he was pumped up. 25, rbi in the first. double to the gap. edlowerie scores. then the first baseman, big guy, big trip. the a's take the lead. dan straily, struck out eight. didn't get the win. doolittle gives up this run in the seventh. ties the game. the a's had 16 hits, one without swinging the bat. josh reddick walked by hector santa teal go. reddick gets the pie in the face. a's win. >> we needed a run either way, whether it was a walk or a bloop single. i was just trying to do something and just didn't get it over the plate. >> mike: the cardinals own matt cain but only one inning. he hoped for better results this afternoon in game one of a double-header in st. louis. perfect eave inning -- every inning but the third. cruz, doubles, scores two. a seven-run third inning for cain. struck our nine but allowed seven runs on night hits and six

today four hours against tommy haas. at 35, moving on to the fourth round. novak djokovic also moves on as does rafael nadal. >> the as a have now won 13-15. a rare ending to this contest today. cespedes jersey dame. he was pumped up. 25, rbi in the first. double to the gap. edlowerie scores. then the first baseman, big guy, big trip. the a's take the lead. dan straily, struck out eight. didn't get the win. doolittle gives up this run in the seventh. ties the game. the a's had 16 hits, one without swinging the bat. josh reddick walked by hector santa teal go. reddick gets the pie in the face. a's win. >> we needed a run either way, whether it was a walk or a bloop single. i was just trying to do something and just didn't get it over the plate. >> mike: the cardinals own matt cain but only one inning. he hoped for better results this afternoon in game one of a double-header in st. louis. perfect eave inning -- every inning but the third. cruz, doubles, scores two. a seven-run third inning for cain. struck our nine but allowed seven runs on night hits and six

way that is local and help people to account becauseou look your brother in the face because if he haareen t while nmployed it is harder to dothat when you know, the people that are supporting you. there is more to this than just what we will cut t whea allowed to merge after th. john: to counter your optimism from twitter file clerk says is untrue this austerity will only go on to hurt the pork? >> we like to think it does that most government spending go to the rich and no cla people. john: food smps and medicaid. >> that i a tiny portio there's a lot of things to cut before we get to the poor corporate welfare or in me of programs that go to rich peoplehy should everybody contribu to social securit and every by the get some money back? reserve for thepeople who are poured it is not to pay for health care and retirement w are able. >> but they said it encourages people to not to say if we don't need to save the government saves for us then we get more spending. john: katchis sarcasm. [laughter] >> if the government is deemed irresponsible because of rampant spending what is your solu

djokovic moving on at french leo dicaprio in paris to watch world #1 novak djokovic take apart tommy haasjokovic - in the far court -will eventually hit the backhand winner down the line to win in straight sets djokovic wins 6-3, 7-6, 7-5 to advance to semi's rafael nadal also advanced to the semi's today @ >> gary: she joined kron several question, how did you get so good >> practice and training. my dad >> gary: can you beecher dead now? >> mom probably (laughter) >> i like watching kevin durant, a lot. >> their leader and college now or going into their sophomore year. >> gary: do they write you because you are so young? >> they did but they saw me play a little bit, and it stated that i could actually play. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch?

woods one over but 10 back of the leader, bill haas.l have to wait to find out whether the play rounds three and four. second shot, 130 yards out, look at the roll here. down the hill. for eagle. nice. play suspended because of rain, darkness he took time to recognize one o the coaches helping get him there. kaepernick made a surprise appearance at his high school to say goodbye to brandon harris. >> a lot of great memory was him. he's worked with me a lot. he was the first person to actually let me run the ball. i think i had negative, too? >> you got it good. >> turns out he's in the a bad running quarterback. the nice thing about that? nobody knew he's going to show up that is great. >> what are you doing? >> just how excited he was there. >> surprise. >> wonderful. >> join me tonight, coming up, late word about an outbreak of hepatitis linked to organic berries sold in california. >> big for ships and how it could help safe lives of endangered whales, tonight at 11:00. >> and tonight prime time line up starts with shark tank followe

. >>> britain's prince phillip haa left the hospital in london tenn days after having abdominal searche duke of he ha he d enburly. >>> and we have a new miss ump sa. usa, we will fill you in on who it is. >>> we do know, there it is, and we do know that weather andat traffic is coming up, stay with us. [ male announcer ] the new subway® $4 lunch is for everyone. it's for value seekers. for spicy italian lovers. for veggie eaters. for meatball dreamers. for everyone who wants more of what they love. the new $4 lunch. a 6 inch sub and 21 ounce drink. tons to choose from. all day every day. >>> all right, welcome back totb fox 5 morning news.news time now 5:43. >>> we're going to take a little a moment to do a little bit of bragging. >>> congratulations is in order for our very own holly morris won emmy honoring the liveli report she brings to us every morning from cool places around virginia and maryland. >> it was a wonderful speech.wo we will talk with her this morning, she is going to begoine back. she has been on vacation.va >> on and off around here. >> congratulations.

. >> haas man rowhani, is he in the mold of ahmadinejad? >> in u.s.the candidates for the presidency came from the tea party. >> this guy is a radical's radical? >> these liberals, i am so sick and tired them. preaching them to get away from the politics of personal destruction. this is politics of character assassination. the tea party at its essence believes in freedom with a moment that at its epicenter is to totalitari totalitarianism. >> we have the bloomberg nanny state about salt and sodas, et cetera, et cetera, you can't have anything that's good and that you like. because the nanny state will take care of you. but now bloomberg's latest plan is for composting, required by government. but they love it. >> new york's mayor michael bloomberg, less than a year in office. wants to try something else. he want new yorkers to start separating food items from garbage for composting. put your food scraps in a container about the size of a picnic basket in your home, hold them a few days and then put them in a larger disposal items or containers out on

the -- for the trading side of the house, none of them were taking large bets, and so i had -- i've haa, institutional clients call up and say, oh, aren't you worried, this is 1994, this is like the mexican crisis, rates will rise, and it's going to hurt the earnings. well, they did okay in booming fixed income environments, but they didn't really coin that much money, so if they didn't copy that much money in a booming fixed income environment, it's unlikely you're going to take huge losses in a rising environment. you know, what's really happen to the poor banks is the banks have been hobbled by the regulators; right? they can't take a lot of risk anymore, a lot more capital than what they used to, they have more funding that's more expensive, nd so as a result, the volatility of the performance is not like the hay days. liz: still making record profits though. david: we have to wrap. as a former lehman guy, any chance of a lee lehman-like devra davis luges in china taking place? >> no, you need large capital markets for that, and we're -- china's along way away from a large fix incom

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destabilizing the government but certainly is threatening it, and how he handles this could, as richard haasdestablizing the government. it would have to be more serious. but this is also a man who seems to not be willing to back off any positions. a certain amount of hubris that has gotten in the way. the decision to make this little tiny park, where there were protests, and it was a scene for public expression to be held spokane a barracks, into something else, and the unwillingness to back away from that to show the protesting elements there is some accommodation for other voices in the country and, yes, did do well at the polls but that doesn't mean your voice won't be heard. there has to be some expression of that to begin to clear out the square. >> ambassador john bolton is on the phone with us. mr. ambassador, your take on what we're seeing here. >> well, think this is another round in a century-los angeles battle about the nature of the turkish state. erdogan for the last several years has been trying to change the nature of the secular state that mustafa set up after world war i to

the fact of the matter is he is very skillful at public relaons, and i tnk he haa serious la of respect forhe rights of the american citizen, couple ttat with grotesque sense of how much power should be vested in government whether it is tax laws or invading our privacy. i have been fiting these issues for a long time, and there w an explosion initiative in e government after 9/11 when they were able to couple their desire t snoop more into our lives with the question how much privacy should we givep for security. the fact of the matter is one of e things we fight for against people like al qaeda is the protection of our prac rights. we should give up nothing on that. make them do diligent police work be it charl: that is a fantastic point. we give up our rights, what are we fighting for in the first place. you mentioned the public relations aspect of this. maybe this time it is not working. the pos have started to waiver, something occasionally the mainstream media even pis up on. i don't know that this will fade away ever so easily. >> first of all, charles, cap to understand th wrote

rri: unbelievable, now we're finding that the contractor haa rap sheet.e has been inrouble with the law, insurance fra, narcotics charges. goes on and on. assault. su, you may have had a legitimatete license, but you kw how it is with local government. i mean, let's face it. there are a lot of things that go on under the table in the city's. you have think maybe this was one of them. >> take look. what he put on his application. on a job thai understandould normally cost $250,000, he put do that he was getting paid $10,000. he hires workers and is not e give them hard hats. they are not secured on a line wh they're doing the work. they're seen using crowbaas, just sitting brakes. there's nothing to protect the sidewalk. it is a very shoddy job. philadelphia des not license these type of demolitions, these lessons as a contrtor, maybe there really ought to. he is beingnvestigated like he wa the drug captain of a cruise ship. it requires some recklessness, but it was extreme recklessness on the contractor's board. gerri: in case this only affects people in

ceo haa been there since 2011. he is doing a great job. takes time to materialize. the other hand you have old familiar, pulte, lennar. you don't think now is the time? you would wait for a 15% pullback to buy the stocks? >> 15, 20%. david: wow. >> we could see that happen. look how quickly they tend to move. how much beta there is in the stocks. that is not a huge move in this group right now. david: let's talk about interest rates. we were kind of nervous over the past couple weeks. that led to a little nervousness in the housing market about interest rates going up. had they gone on in the direction they were going we were facing a 5% interest rate by december in a 10-year bond. so the mortgages would have been up much more than that. how much of an effect, we had interest rates down so low for so long and housing market has done well, it's done poorly. how much of an effect to rising interest rates have on housing? >> very specifically right now not much of an effect. that is because the recovery is concentrated in really good areas. your buyers today are much m

find out what's going on in turkey and how it's different in the arab spring, we're joined by richard haasesident of the council on foreign relations and the author of foreign policy begins at home: the case for putting america's house in order. richard, thanks for joining me. explain to me, why should americans sitting at home care about what happens in turkey. how could this unrest impact us? >> turkey actually is a pivotal country, jake it's about 80 million people it's got a fairly large economy, some say about the 17th largest in the world. it's a nato ally so we have all sorts of obligations. it borders on syria. so for better or for worse it can both affect and being affected by the crisis there. perhaps as much as anything, though, turkey has become something of an example or a model for the sort of political events you alluded to in the arab world over the last couple of years. so how goes turkey could have a bic big impact on the entire middle east. >> i want to play something the turkish prime minister said about the causes of these protests, if we have that sound ready. >> tran

tiger 2 over 74 double bogey on 15. 10 back of haas missing the cut. check out ken duke here.but this is spectacula spectacular. shot of the day on 18. sec shot open the par. 4 from 130 yards and you know why we are showing it to you because it's going in the hole. for eagle. play suspended. rawm tomorrow morning. as collin prepares for the first training camp. tack some time last night to recognize one of the coaches who helped him get there. a surprise appearance at graduation ceremony high school pit machine high and tour lock saying goodbye to old football coach harris retiring. >> i have had a lot of great memory w him and work with me a lieutenant. he was the first person to actually receipt me run the ball a couple times. >> i i think had a negative -- >> great moment for him to show up there and complete surprise to be knew he was going to show up graduation ceremony. >> thank you so much larry and thanks for joining us. all of us here at 7 news at 9:00 thanks so much for watching. our next newscast at 11 over on channel 7. remember always watch us on line at 7 news.co

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