. >> chas harper is currently serving his fourth prison term. the first three totalled six years for theft and burglary but when he was caught with 114 grams of meth the judge threw the book at him. >> i was sentenced to 72 years which means i have to do 36. that is 12 years more than a murder. most murderers get 60 years. it's hard for my family to grasp that the amount of time for the charges. i mean how do you explain to a six-year-old why your dad can't come home and to an 11-year-old you might be a grown man before you see me again on the outside. >> but harper is not without family behind the bars. he shares a cell with his younger half trouble. >> we have got in trouble together. if he decided he wanted to do something i would go behind him and be like all right. let's go, then. >> keep doing this [ bleep ] be a domestic battery case. i swear to god. >> i got it. >> i will be up for clemency by the time you figure it out. >> carr has been in and out of prison on minor drug charges for ten years. this time he is in for dealing meth. the pr

harper did tweet he loves his fans. i spoke with the new manager today about what he expects from harper. >> i'm going to ask him at his point in my career to become a leader. it doesn't mean he has to be loud in the clubhouse or speak on what behalf of the team. he has to play the right way. by example, he will transform himself into a guy that can lead this guy into the future. >> this just in, peterson retains his belt he won tonight over at the d.c.armly. good for him. >> how do you miss bryce harper? you have bryce. >> no overtime. >> give him a call and get him in here. >> all right. somehow we're making today out to be a mild day in comparison to what we will deal with. tomorrow, a high of only 28 degrees. another round of flurries on monday and then back to the 20s we go until friday. finally a little bit of relief on saturday from the cold. >> wow. okay. thanks for watching. you can get updates any time online. we'll see you back here tomorrow. bye. samsung and h.h. gregg are teaming up to get your home ready f

>> aye. >> reiskin is abstaining. >> harper? >> harper aye. and chair kim? >> aye. >> that is four ayes and the october minutes are approved. >> can we please call item 8? >> moving into your regular calendar, presentation of the audited financial statements for the fiscal year ending june 30, 2013. and the report to the board of directors. >> this is our tenth year of financial statements that have been audited and received a clean opinion, and you may have noticed in the staff report that now termed unmodified opinion it is determined an unqualified opinion and i would like to introduce our auditor, from the company to answer any questions. >> good morning. my name is amant krant and i am in charge of the audit, these are the annual financial statements and the scope is to be on the presentation of the statements and on the transbay from the tjpa and we have seen the financial statements from the agency and we confirmed these balances and we audit these balances to make sthur that the financial statements are stated in all material respect, our; is to appl

>> not long after harper's interview, the use of force team had to subdue him. >> he was threateningwith throwing feces, spitting at us through the door. >> you going to talk to me, you hear me? you no good mother [ bleep ]. >> duane harper is a person that sometimes don't think before he reacts. >> i told you now. >> harper's current release date from segregation is in 2009. >> if you talk to a lot of cats that really, really know me, they'll tell you that i overreact. i let my anger and my, you know, things get to me that i shouldn't have, and as a result of that, i'm still here. >>> when we return -- >> i'm not going to live with child molesters. i'm not going to live with punks. i'm not going to live with rats. i'm not going to live with that kind of people, because i have a choice, because i have nothing to lose. >> we meet some of the castle's most notorious and violent inmates. >>> and later -- >> you've got a lot of time to examine yourself, think about the things that you've done, think about the opportunities you had in life and squandered them. >> voices from death row. ]

laura harper has been named an acc legend. harper led maryland to the national championship her sophomore year and was named the final four outstanding player. she holds a school record for blocks at 198. harper will be honored at the acc championship game in march. >>> time to announce the winner of our game of the week poll with almost 16,000 votes. you all chose st. johns at elizabeth seton girls basketball. we'll highlight that game for you tomorrow night at 11:00. thank you for voting. >>> going back to the super bowl. super cold, we all know it's going to be, right? >> nor than likely february in new york, safe bet. >> the coldest super bowl on record is in new orleans. >> it was super bowl vi at 39 degrees. >> we'll beat that for >>> that's it for us tonight. thanks for staying up with us. we have some consolation knowing it's friday ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffe

minister stephen harper was in israel for his first official visit this past week. all across he was received a pre honor and respect by the israeli government's his visit was positively covered in the israeli media and many expressed great appreciation for his extensive support for israel. i heard about to the upper fifties belt because today israeli politician they wrote about the support of the alf valentine israel in the campaign was friends with ghana so it's good news. i get mad about the trend is at ten am. this begins around. i think it's a great thing is this around i think everyone should visit there and seen its toll with a friendly from what you see on the news the fear that said he came to visit in his life and that's the lot of people that know but is that the terrorists. in his eye and an economy can play pics from the sandman. i think he has a lot of current students and i were a position san which is not the case so far the following countries in the u of r a man. out of your funds. his speech in the knesset harper said canada would stand by israel

harper. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is cynthia vasser and i'm in support of this legislate. i'm a former journalist and i do want to [speaker not understood] with a mark. and i just want to remind the supervisors that san francisco politicians have long been leaders in criminal justice reform. and if we really want to make honest reform to the criminal justice system, we have to think about what happens post conviction. so i appreciate your support for this current legislation. >> thank you, ms. foster. >>> good afternoon, my name is karen drucker. i'm a community organizer with the central city s-r-o collaborative. people across the political spectrum have started to realize that we need to rely less on the criminal legal system and this legislation is vital to making that successful. it's particularly vital for the residents we work within your district, supervisor kim, who need housing, who need jobs in order to -- in order to stay in the kind of life we'd like them to be living. so, i encourage this legislat

harper says higher taxes wasn't the answer. jamie. >> all right, wendell, sounds pretty active there, that's not surf behind you. thanks for the report. we'll keep an eye on it. safe travel. >> that's a good looking shot out there. one thing that could get in the way of the president's agenda when he returns to the cold fridge jid frigid temperatures of washington is the spying program. senator rand paul revealing he is in the process of filing a massive class action lawsuit against the obama administration. our peter ducey is live in washington with more details on this class action. peter. >> kelly, as you know, defenders of the nsa's bulk data collection have been saying that dozens of fisa court decisions have already ruled these programs are constitutional. those cases have all been argued in secret. senator paul wants to bring decisions out to the open, take it to the supreme court, with a massive class action suit. >> we now have several hundred thousand people who want to be part of this suit to say to the government an

that is steven harper, prime minister of canada rocking out on the keyboard.aeli prime minister netanyahu during his trip to israel this week. yes, that's him singing along. any doubt about the friendship, that is harper singing "with a little help from my friends." ♪ ♪ get by with a little help from my friends ♪ >> the correct answer to gps challenge question was, d, japan. even though the league was first proposed by woodrow wilson, the united states was never a member. the united nations replaced the league of nations after the second world war. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week, i will see you next week. >>> hello, everyone. i'm fredricka whitfield. these are the stories topping the news at this hour. the man who opened fire inside a maryland mall has been identified. will it get police any closer to learning why he did it? what investigators are learning today. staying warm with temperatures below zero. it doesn't help if your propane bill doubles of some families bills are higher than their mortgage payments. and it's going to b

that is stephen harper, prime minister of canada, rocking out on the keyboard.g his visit to israel this week. and yes, that's bibi singing along. if there's any doubt about the state of israeli-yand friendship, yes, that is harper singing "with a little help from my friends." ♪ i get by with a little help from my friends ♪ ♪ get high with a little help from my friends ♪ >> the correct answer to our "gps" challenge question was d, japan. even though the league was first proposed by president woodrow wilson, the united states was never a member. the united nations of course replaced the league of nations after the second world war. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. stay tuned for "reliable sources." >>> good morning from a frigid washington, d.c. when 19-year-old pop star justin bieber does something stupid, it is impossible for the press to look away. so then how should reporters approach the story? and here's another more important story. the blog grantland under fire for a piece about the private life of an

have you ever been to harpers ferry when it snows? a beautiful place.amascus, bob had 7 inches up there and 8 inches at sterling. 8 inches in sterling. i was looking down at the camera change. let's get you the forecast. it's very cold but a dry cold according to mike hydeck. if it feels good to you, you're in mike's camp with temperatures today, they're going to struggle to get into the upper teens. maybe a few of you get to 20 or so and those wind chills, boy, they're well below zero right now. they'll get into the single digits later on. there goes our snowstorm from yesterday. continues to pull off to the east. still snowing right along the coast and up toward eastern long island, southeastern connecticut, eastern massachusetts. they're going to get pummeled with blizzard conditions over toward the cape, martha's vineyard, nantucket for much of the morning. our winds have picked up gusting over 30 in a few spots like reagan national 32 to 35 at the pax river naval air station. 30 with the snow in ocean city right now and gusts in the upper teens to

director reiskin is and then harper. >> yeah. thank you, and thank you for bringing this forward, and i think that this is absolutely the discussion that we need to be having. and i think that this presentation was extremely helpful. and it is very, very grateful for how you laid this out and walked through, and i think that the direction that is generally, i mean, the way that we want to go, but the exact same question and just to we discussed this a little bit last time and you have got, one system coming up to fourth and king and another one continuing, this is not, a stand alone, asset that we are talking about. which i think would be a major consideration. and in evaluating the delivery method, particularly when we are talking about the long term, and then, when you bring in, the m, or the oand m, you are really bringing in the long term and i think that what this discussion has done is it really starts to surface that the larger governorans question and so i am glad to hear that evaluating the governor nans is part of that

we will be honored to host president obama and prime minister harper in february. we discussed many topics on how to work, to increase our prosperity, our leadership, our international engagement, and the opportunity of citizens in the north american region. the president has said he believes 21st north america is called on to become the most competitive region and the world. prime minister harper and president obama also share this. we are willing to make this work. as the secretary said, and the minister believes, we have shared values. we have a working partnership that has worked for the benefit of our people. we also are a region that enjoys an important number of competitive advantage is going forward. we have a competitive labor costs. we have huge transportation and logistic advantages. have qualified in human capital. we have a new paradigm. we have had a framework that has worked and has worked well. as we marked the nafta 20th anniversary, it is important to see that the size of the resources. as this press conference is going on, more than 2 million dol

peck. >>> good afternoon, my name is julian harper. i am a resident of san francisco and also an attorney at lawyers community for civil rights at the second chance legal clinic. i want to thank supervisors kim and cohen for supporting this legislation and also speak in favor of it. at the second chance legal clinic we provide legal services to people who have past arrests and convictions and help try to relieve legal barriers to reentry that they face. we regularly meet with clients whose past convictions and arrests are a complete insurmountable barrier to obtaining employment and employment for which they are qualified. and even finding a place to live. and this occur when they've made every possible effort to rehabilitate and create a stable life for themselves and their families. housing and employment are basic needs that everyone deserves access to. and for our clients at the second chance legal clinic and for other clients of other legal services organizations those are the two most important factors to successful reentry. as m

our choice of consumer goods be applied electing a president well to discuss that i'm now joined by harper lee who served as the chief technology officer for president obama two thousand election campaign thank you very much for your time sir now i know that before joining the obama campaign you're worked as the chief technology officer for a clothing company and you seem to have made a very smooth transition but some people would fill it be that lazy about applying some of the tag it makes and marketing tools to politics because some of us still sort of fill down that politics should be conducted in the same way as commerce is that too idealistic yes it was that well i think it i mean i think ultimately when you're talking about a politician you're talking about something i mean it's been marketing forever yes i mean it's all about going in knocking on a door talking i mean in the. ages of go it was very community based but it was all about marketing you know what this politician is the best for this reason and so i think it's what we're seeing now is instead of us you know the digital te

. >> director harper? >> there was a motion and a second. >> director harper? >> i have a couple of questions, and not having the whole contract in front of me, i may be totally out of school here. but, it seems that what we are doing, is with web cor is every time that we amend the contract, we amend the total hours and the total dollars. and we will say, okay, because you have to do x, something more, the total hours are now increased to include the something more, and the total dollars are increased at 122 an hour to do that. but, it seems to me, that it would be easier to track and monitor if part a dollars an hour were kept separate and i could say now you are doing b and we have agreed that b is going to cause these dollars per hour because, it seems like what you are doing is by smoshing them together, all of the time, you are losing, you are losing some control, over the efficiencies and so part a, we thought would be done for this and there are certain risks that they encured to do part a, for those hours, and those dollars, and now, b, c, d and e come

. >> the white house has not taken a position on harper's bill yet, but officials point out harper rejectedpackage of revenue enhancement of spending cuts which would have avoided the sequester cuts which itself took a big chunk out of the funding for medical research. harper says higher taxes was not the answer to the problem. >> wendell goler, in beautiful hawaii. >>> and obamacare creating new heat among critics and supporters. "the wall street journal" says they may establish a federal bureaucracy dedicated to the big tech projects. now, in order to avoid the disastrous results of healthcare.gov, here is the question, do we need more government? hey, jamie, how are you? >> good, how are you? >> i'm well, to look at first blush, it sounds counterintuitive. tell us about this new plan. >> well, it is not much of a plan per se yet. but there are rumors that the obama administration wants to fix this failure with a level of bureaucracy and tech wizards to handle the technology projects. call me crazy, but i'm not one to think that the way to fix a problem would be just to hire more bureaucr

rob ford in toronto and stephen harper play as pretty good piano. harper wants to be lumped in with rob ford. i like the piano playing. vocals i'm not sure about. took courage to do that. jenna: not professionally trained singer. jon: i'm not. not trained either. there is a new warning out on obama care from the head of one of the nation's largest insurance companies. what that could mean for americans. >>> plus new movie, dallas buyers club, showing hiv-postive and aids patients had getting drugs in the '80s, raising questions about medications today. surprising result about the approval process. >> court order to confiscate any and owl not fda approved supplements jon: new next hour, edward snowden, the nsa-leaker, holding an online chat today. what more could he say about the bombshell government surveillance program that he outed? programs that collect data from millions of americans and others? >>> new arrests in a notorious heist more than 30 years ago. who investigators say orchestrated the robbery that netted millions in cash and jewels. >>

jason harper, he's got the chance of a special treat. driving pour shah's new spider.- portiona's spied new spider. so, what kind of thrills do you get for nearly $1 million? >> $1 million. instead of going high, just really fast. the top speed of this car is like 214 miles per hour. zero to 60 in 2.5 seconds. it's a hybrid. you can drive it completely silently. use nothing gas at all. or you can go blindingly fast. to get to drive this car, it's not really released yet, i got to drive it in december and it was the highlight of last year for me easily. >> describe whats like to be in the driver's seat and just watch the scenery pass you by. >> i described it in my column as an eight-millimeter film. things are choppy and they're passing you very quickly. i couldn't even remember the whole drive it went by so quickly. this car is very stable. it's very fast. but then i drove it around town. i took the top off it. can be a convertible. and drove it silently and people stared at me like, what is that thing going by, it's a silent car? t's a very jeckyl and hyde car. >> ov

harper have signed an agreement that suggests that they be at the ready for each other.nto america to help quell the rioting and vice versa. >> you heard that. the president's secret canadian army will try to crush the uprising. beware the mounties. they're coming for you. and listen to another conservative explain why this uprising is necessary. >> we don't have another great awakening, we're going to experience a tyranny and a totalitarian. oppression far worse than anything experienced in the 20th century. >> these are the kinds of extremist ideas making their way into mainstream gop talking points where they can actually do real damage to the country. joining me now is dana milbank from the "washington post" and drew courtney, director of communications at people for the american way. whose blog right wing watch monitors this activity. thank you both for being here. >> hi, reverend. >> thanks for having us. >> drew, you see this kind of talk on a daily basis. do these right wingers really think there's going to be some revolution to overthrow the tyrant barack obama?

>> used to do everything from 20th century fox to harper collins to the wall street journal to the timeslondon to various things too. now we are split, entertainment companies, we are the more narrowly focuses publicking company called news corporation, which includes dow jones, harper collins, some other business necessary australia too but we're a more focused, you know we were spun off in july and we are a more focused company able to focus on our business. >>rose: rupert murdoch has always believed there should be a fire wall, that it should be not free pollen. falling i mean by that the new york times and lots of other newspapers around the world. >> it's clear, i got to say to be fair to our predecessors, dow jones, when the web first came along in 1996, before the news corp acquisition, the owners decided they would charge for wall street journalism online. you had to subscribe. so that actually you actually have to be -- more and more of our journalism is behind the pay wall. and that's been very, very successful. i mean the view, we take the view that this is high quality journa

. >> this is informative to the public and also, vice chair harper who joined us in the spring as well as director lee who has been with us most of last year because she is an alternate to director lloyd. given the presentation will be various members of our staff beginning with our new senior program manager who i have not yet had the opportunity to formally present to the board, mark, joined us in the fall last year and he is a civil engineer with 20 years of experience in project management and delivery and comes to us from cal transand so please join me in welcoming mark, formally. mark will be joined by our cfo, and our legislative affairs manager scott in giving the presentation. and as well as dennis, our senior construction manager and so we will begin with mark. >> thank you, maria and happy new year and good morning supervisor kim and directors. >> in addition to that, it will include the accomplishment presentation followed up with a funding report and then a db, and sbe report and a plan for 2014 as we move forward. for 2013, marked the third year of successful operations i

the kids had a chance to run the bases, while everyone got -- harper is expected to be ready for springtraining, but says he definitely rethink playing through the injury. >> i'll probably never do that again. that's something that's -- you nomine was a lot worse than a lot of people thought and i probably will never do that again. >> is that just part of growing up and being a major league player and kind of learning when it's appropriate and when it's not? >> it's part of knowing the people arrange you and seeing where you're at and how you feel about your knee and how you feel about where you're at during the season and where your team's at and all the factors come in. >> he's still young, still learning how to play through injury and play with some pain, but it's good to see him 100% healthy going into the season. baseball just around the corner. >>> rjs hockey, it's already bad enough, the capitals have lost seven straight games, but not having alex ovechkin makes it worse. ovechkin did skate this morning and he has a game-time decision. >> it's good to be back. >> he told me out t

alan harper! scoff if you will, but, uh, i actually starred in our production of cats. the new winner for least surprising sentence ever... okay, i will have you know that the campus newspaper said that my portrayal of rum tum tugger was purrfect. i've never seen cats. you've never seen...? ♪ the rum tum tugger is a curious cat. ♪ well, if you're coming out of the closet, come out dancing. ♪ men. ♪ boy, this really makes you feel like a man, doesn't it? basketball, cheerleaders, a crisp pinot noir. there's beer in the fridge, too. what? and undo all that spinning? oh, no. a second on the lips, a month on the hips. (laughs) did you ever do this gay character in your stand-up? yeah. it was a real crowd-pleaser. i, uh... i also do a-a character who's really cheap. (laughs) "hey, is everything here free? even those shrimp?" nice. if i kept going, i'd say, "hey, uh, can i get a to-go container?" help yourself, you cheap queer. (laughs) hey, uh, can i get a to-go container? (laughs) hope we don't end up on the kiss cam. i've been told my kisses are like french fries. can't st

jason harper, thank you.g of transport, airlines are trying to make your time that the terminal as comfortable as possible if you are lucky enough to have access to exclusive lounges. we checked out some of the top airport called this. -- clubs. ♪ ♪ >> when we come back, there is a critical vote facing boeing's largest union. thousands of jobs are at stake. we will tell you the significant details. signed, sealed, delivered -- congress will look to end saturday delivery as it tries to trim the postal budget. we are back with that story as well in just two minutes. ♪ >> congress comes back from break next week and tackling the postal service budget is one item on the agenda. and a lot -- netflix are lobbying hard against ending saturday service. what is the argument from the company perspective, megan hughes? >> if you take away saturday delivery, you take away a service they offer customers. options are other carriers, but they might bring more expenses. --ommerce companies -- ebay they handle the five percen

producer julie snyder and others located the high school, and we sent three reporters into harper high school. and it was a school in chicago, not well-known or famous, not even the worst school in the city by far. it was just a school that gave us access where they had 29 shootings in one school year. i can't remember if eight or nine kids died in one school. we felt like this is a neighbourhood where people know what it's like to live through violence that the rest of us don't know, we can document the trauma, and document the staff, who was enormously competent at trying to quell the violence, and when one kid would get shot, they had procedures he had learnt from the army, after action reports, where they'd jump into action to name who the other kids were who might be affiliated and may be shot. so you could watch, you know, this school deal with this thing. something like that, where we would go in for so long with mann power, for any journalistic work. >> we did two hours because we saw so much stuff that was surprising. gang structure changed in chicago. gangs were nothing like

maybe boyd, dickerson, you see some of that action back to maryville, and charlestown, and harper's ferry, and to warrenton. and still, a little flurry or snow shower for culpeper. so this will be coming across in the next few hours, and likely to see more sun. we're seeing behind the flurries and snow showers, the winds picking up. not bad here, the gusts are just 11 and 12, the winds, instead of being more south and southwest, going westerly, so slight wind shift as the colder air, slightly colder air, returns for tonight and tomorrow. currently, we're still below zero in the mountains, 5 above in oain dc, 30 in orange, it's 25 across the bay, and upper teens for frederick to west minister. still holding well below freezing. and the windchills in the upper single digits. so it's all relative, but it does feel better. you see the hazy sunshine. we're dealing with in dc. 25 degrees, southwest wind at 6. feels like 18, that wind will turn more west/northwest, and pick up player as the upper air feature pushes through. and this is the main jet south of us. when that happens, we stay cold an

. >> derrick blasberg interviewed miley for "harper's bazaar." >> she knew it was a make or break momentrd label if you give me one chance to do it my vision and it goes belly up, it's a best, i'll do whatever you want. >> she risked it all, and it worked. breaking records, going viral, on vevo, and reaching 10 million views within 24 hours of its release. ♪ it's our party, we can do what we want to ♪ >> now miley could do exactly what she wanted to. and what she wanted was a memorable performance at the mtv video music awards. where millions of americans would get their first look at the new miley. >> she was a little nervous. because this was the big rollout of, you know, this is who i'm going to be now. >> on stage with robin thicke, miley stripped down to nothing but nude underwear, grinding with a giant foam finger, and she twerked. >> she twerked her way into history, it must be said. i was sitting next to lady gaga's mom, mind you. i remember turning around just to see what those around me were doing. and everyone had the same expression on their face, which was like, are you seei

we will be honored to host president obama and prime minister harper in february. we discussed many topics on how to work, to increase our prosperity, our leadership, our international engagement, and the opportunity of citizens in the north american region. president pena-nieto has said he believes 21st north america is called on to become the most competitive region and the world. prime minister harper and president obama also share this. we are willing to make this work. as secretary kerry said, and the minister believes, we have shared values. we have a working partnership that has worked for the benefit of our people. we also are a region that enjoys an important number of competitive advantages going forward. we have competitive labor costs. we have huge transportation and logistic advantages. we have [indiscernible] in human capital. we have a new paradigm. we have had a framework that has worked and has worked well. as remarked the nafta 20th and niversary, it is important to see that the size of the resources. as this press conference is going on, more tha

this is father of two john harper can cause so called orange county kilkenny who went to st luke's hospital eat the candy on the eighteenth of march two thousand and eleven to have a hernia operation. he was discharged the following morning by consultants argentine wilson who said he considered mr corporate stable enough to go home. two nights later this summer was back to the hospital feeling very overwhelmed. his condition got worse. he was operated on that nice without a heart attack upwards and died in intensive care. coroner's court heard his bowel had been par for ages as a result of a hernia operation. he was suffering from septic shock when we admit this and that he had underlying heart problems surgeon ian wilson said the injury to the battle became a corporation between the tide he was discharged and re admission. he reaffirmed that the typist discharge. there was no evidence of the kids are internal bleeding. dink was heard from dr ferguson luck sweetie to ecologists of waterford regional hospital who carried out the post mortem examination on mr palmer first dr mike sweeney said

and hearing people trapped inside with a bow on a boat to canteen canada's prime minister stephen harper said this in the toe down the death toll will rise. solitude on the government and rebels have agreed to cease by aimed at ending weeks of violence that brought the country to the brink of civil war. it's expected to be implemented within twenty four ounce at the signing ceremony at school to ethiopia. ensuring that room toilets will be a challenge and that spirit fails to address the ethnic and political rivalry that and to paint the bloodshed in africa's new is nationwide up fighting between troops loyal to president sell but kiera and rebels backing the vice president effect in july a week in the shop erupted in mid december thousands of people have been killed and more but hoffman million have fled their homes by the un says atrocities have been carried out by scientists the united nations the arab league special representative to syria will make a fresh effort on friday to bring all sides from the table the peace talks in geneva but the perennially is expected to sell between syr

an eighteen year old woman was seriously injured following a crush outside a nightclub on harper's trees in dublin last night. gaudi say seven people were injured the incident happened as fifteen hundred people queued outside copper phase jacks each one of dublin's most frequent at nyc's box last night sky. now receiving still unprecedented sense of chaos it grapples with hundreds of people queueing to gain access to defend you comfort the statue is hosting its priced at for a loan for a team's offense. it is normally restricted to the oh fifty eight to twenty one. they say that fifteen hundred people were queuing here outside the nightclub most of the tongue is the way and contemplate lately lofts a number of people were knocked to the grains chechen people breaking into its fourth to retreat into homes sold an eighteen year old woman was seriously injured in christ she's now in stable condition at king changes so does seattle but it would be to go. it's a space that it has been seen since. and with all the way. as noted in the ed false alarms us to play dates our day. lol designations

times," a paris-based correspondent for cbs news, a correspondent for cnbc, and has written for "harpers," "the atlantic," "the new republic," and a list of others we won't go through now. i just named the ones i read. today his talk is titled "imperial presidency: gone and all but forgotten." he will speak for 25 minutes or so. i don't generally interject unless things take a terrible turn. we will have time for q&a at the end. it is my pleasure to turn over the podium to david andelman. [applause] >> thank you. i have to say that this is a particular honor delivering the james clarke chace lecture. he was my predecessor and the great mentor as well when at the debut of my career i had approved us the privilege of writing for him at "foreign affairs," one of our worthy competitors. let's begin. there was a time in the not-too- distant past when the office of the president carried with it all but unprecedented powers, not unlike the great emperors of old. distant past when the office of the president. unprecedented powers none unlike the great emperor even changed the course of history i

we understand that the karen harper to meet again on tuesday morning the court that they become declaration might be the lead up to the teaching will put the making at the height of the word. speculation but i have to pay. to protect the coat that i did. it's very tight played down the coastline for framework to create so that in order to create debate that took her to talk. lastly it's time to time so much. and staying in his real law school treating the former israeli prime minister ariel sharon says he's close to death after his condition to be further terms of the works director of the hospital miracle of these told journalists. sharon is now suffering from a blood infection. eighty five year old's condition deteriorated this week after several of his organs fail. sharon has been a coma for eight years after suffering a stroke in two thousand six. well serving as israel's prime minister. going over to egypt where at least eleven protesters have been killed in clashes between security forces and supporters of the muslim brotherhood. heavy fighting broke out in several cities in cairo. pr