hastings: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill h.r. 2087. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. pursuant to house resolution 587 and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of h.r. 2087. the chair appoints the gentleman from colorado, mr. gardner, to preside over the committee of the whole. the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of the h. -- of h.r. 2087 which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: a bill to remove restrictions from a parcel of land situated in the atlantic district accomack county, virginia. the chair: pursuant to the rule, the bill is considered read the first time, the gentleman from washington, mr. hastings, and the gentleman from arizona, mr. grijalva, each will control 30 minutes.

hastings. mr. hastings: thank you very much, madam speaker. i'm very pleased to yield one minute to the distinguished woman from california, my good friend, ms. richardson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from florida is recognized for one minute. ms. richardson: i thank the gentleman for yielding so that i might speak tohe house companion bill of map-21 of h.r. 14 of which i'm a co-sponsor. map-21, which we call h.r. 14 going forward, will generate jobs, repair roads and bridges and invest in our infrastructure. this surface transportation authorization bill passed by the senate by far with the majority and with bipartisan support. i come before you today to urge my colleagues to let's bring th bill fward, h.r. 14, so that we might establish some consistency, unlike what we saw with the f.a.a. re-authorization. consistency for states, for companies, for workers, for projects that need to get done. this bill will maintain current funding levels for highways and public transportation, it wil

michael hastings. look at that, and i think, are they going to have a problem with their own base here if even their own guys are so reluctant to go, okay, i guess he won kind of. >> romney is so unappealing. it's almost as if politicians have to hold your nose when they endorse them. we're all politics politicians here, but it's even worse. if you look at the bush family endorsing romney it's been rolled out in the last few months. it didn't end with a bang but a whimper. >> that's a great point by michael. these guys who are selected the worse of the worse, oh my god dennis is awesome. i love that guy. he's my leader. he turns around to mitt romney oh, yeah, i guess. >> they're not so passionate, any way. i wasn't going to do it. >> i love that you said that. there were two other awkward moments with george h.w. bush that we caught. let's go to that. >> george w. bush. >> you know, i haven't met with president george w. bush. we speak from time to time. >> we speak all the time. >> i know. >> all rig

hastings. mr. hastings: madam speaker, my friend from georgia -- and he is my friend -- pointed out that his amendment was made in order yesterday. i might add in keeping with the notion if you can't have it both ways, he'd strike all the findings and it seems to me that's admitting justification for the authority to pass federal tort reform but it directly contradicts the same constitutional arguments will make next week in front of the supreme court to reform the affordable care act. i'm very pleased to yield three minutes to my very good friend from new jersey, a member of the budget committee, the distinguished gentleman, mr. andrews. mr. andrews: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for three minutes. mr. andrews: i thank my friend for yielding. whether you're a democrat or republican, liberal or conservative, no matter where you live, i think the number one issue confronting our country is the lack of job

hastings: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill h.r. 2842. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. pursuant to house resolution 570 and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of h.r. 2842. the chair appoints the gentleman from utah, mr. chesapeake bay fits, to preside -- mr. chesapeake bay fets -- mr. chaff fets -- mr. chaffetz to preside over the committee of the whole. the chair: the committee will be in order. the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of h.r. 2842 which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: a bill to authorize all bureau of reclamation conduit to silts for hydropower development under federal reclamation law, and for other purposes. the chair: pursuant to the rule, the bill is considered as read the first t

, lieutenant hastings. my fire support coordinator and the bank of radios and they relay it back to the brigade commander. the helicopter officers could control all that movement. dillon had been on the ground with me, i would have been penalized because who would have done all that stuff? anyhow, i told dillon late in the day, i said, come on in and i want you to bring charlie hastings and bring my fire support coordinator and jerry whiteside, the captain of artillery. and come on in. and he said on the radio, that reporter galloway, wants to come in. and i remembered joe from the camps. and i said, well, if you got room on your last chopper coming in and he's crazy enough to want to come into here, bring him in. and so he did. and joe, you get from him the story of him coming into but, like i said earlier i think we were destined to meet by fate. 23-year-old kid reporter, half my age, and he landed and he stayed with us for the rest of the fight. i was -- in vietnam and korea, we didn't have many reporter

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hastings. mr. hastings: i thank the gentleman for yielding time to me an i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. hastings: this rule provides for consideration--- of h.r. 3309 the federal communications reform act. there may be beneficial provisions in the underlying legislation to make the f.c.c.'s processes more transparent an more efficient. i do suggest that the f.c.c. has made great strides in this regard under the leadership of chairman general cousekey and certainly more can be done. but the fact remains that my friends on the other side of -- chairman janikowski and certainly more can be done. but the fact remains that my friends on the other side of the isle still have to walk the walk and talk the talk. last night an amendment was offered by my good friend and colleague, congresswoman eshoo, who -- to require f.c.c. disclosure of spending on political advertisements, which was opposed in committee, but made in order to go forwar

michael hastings from rolling stone, thanks for joining us. really appreciate it. >> thanks for having me, appreciate it. >> now, when we come back, an amazing story and very unfortunate story about a young black boy that was shot by a white 28-year-old, and the cops won't arrest the guy. he shot the kid in the chest and they won't arrest him. it makes me so mad. we've got his family's attorney and of course his family is devastated by this. >> this clearly was murder. this was not an accident. and it hurts. this hurts as a mother. a complete multivitamin enhanced for what's important to me. vision. energy. prenatal. heart. [ man] new centrum specialist helps make nutrition possible. [clucking]. everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny. cause only he brings delicious cadbury crÈme eggs, while others may keep trying. nobunny knows easter better than cadbury! planned parenthood. anna talked to a conservative and it got a little contentious. drama, when we return. [ man ] do you think a bottle cap would float on the top of that head? uhhhh... -i do

from hastings law school which apparently the ranking hasn't improved tremendously since you graduated. >> it is now fully accredited. >> yes. >> from what i understand it was a touch and go thing for a while. >> provisional. >> llm from georgetown university law center. needless to say, dick and i have over the years put on the dick and dan show from time to time, and this perhaps promises to be more of the same. so i'll given that the bios are out there, i would say welcome to dick huff. >> thank you. [ applause ] what i would like to do is exercise -- first of all i'd like to thank you very much, dan, and hope that you will save your comments as the rest of you also save your comments and rebuttal until the end. >> [ inaudible comment ]. >> exactly. i'll exercise a prerogative, dan told you what he thinks i'm going to speak with and i'm going to modify that only slightly. this is not going to be an overview of the foia from the administration of president ford through the administration of president obama, but rather a worm's eye view of, from the department of justice from 19 6 thr

that would have been charlie hastings. >> that comes later. >> right. when they backed us out of there. >> but in the meantime to be most effective on this battlefield, you're talking to the people that can get it done. what about your own safety? are you hunkered down below? are you not in a fox hole? >> not at first. i'm not in a fox hole. i'm just out at a tree. i've kind of lost what i must have been doing. i would go from our little northern spot up here over to the command post over to lieutenant -- general moore's place, and i don't know what i was doing over there. i assume i was sitting there talking to the air force guys trying to figure out what they were doing so i knew where i could be, because when the napalm is dropped on running. i decide i can't outrun this. the guy didn't drop the second one. but i can't figure out what i was doing there. but i was always going back and forth so it must have been to ask them where the jets were and all that. because one fear was to knock a jet out of the air with the artillery. >> sure. >> if they come

michael hastings from rolling stone, thanks for joining us.really appreciate it. >> thanks for having me, appreciate it. >> now when we come back, an amazing story and very unfortunate story about a young black boy that was shot by a white 28-year-old and the cops won't arrest the guy. he shot the kid in the chest and they won't arrest him. it makes me so mad. we've got his family's attorney and of course his family is devastated by this. >> this clearly was murder. this was not an accident. and it hurts. this hurts as a mother. lowered wages for union and non-union workers too. i wonder why they do that. i wonder if it has to do with campaign donations from incredibly rich people. >> thank you so much for joining [ man ] gillette wanted to see how far one proglide cartridge could go. so they sent me around the world to find out. i learned a few things along the way. first impressions do matter. fear is your enemy... and your friend. laughter needs no translation. never say no to a gift. one world. 5 weeks. the only thing that didn't change wa

and that's when charlie hastings, my air force controller on the ground, i didn't know there was such an order, but he called into the radio, broken arrow. not likely to move. and i didn't know he had done this. every may believe bomber in south vietnam had the choice to do. either assist -- and within ten minutes, we had fire bombers stacked up on the eye drain valley. intervals up to 37,000 feet. delivered their orders. and the smoke an dust in the north. the men hollering for mom and medic, it was just unbelievable. it was a deadly situation i was ever in. during that battle -- thinking about negative thoughts. i thought what could i do to influence the situation. so the first thing i did, had to chop charlie. then i ordered on the other side -- but they helped a lot. and d company put the mark and they cut a lot. only one enemy that i know of staggered through and that was black pajama -- probably and this wounded, staggered and he couldn't even talk. [ inaudible ] but charlie company held their ground. committed my recon and my reserve. which helped. hold off that enemy and cause

now it's american speak with rolling stone contributing editor michael hastings about the massacre of sixteen civilians in afghanistan that lead to a faster pace withdrawal of u.s. troops then are we becoming are we moving towards becoming eight cashless society or you speak to one author who experimented and went without using hash for an entire year i don't remember that supreme court case that would have decided it corporations can be liable for human rights abuses abroad looks like the court has decided not to answer that question so we're going to talk about why all that and more for tonight including a dozen of happy hour but first some to look at the mainstream media has decided to miss. right so as we hear nonstop election coverage coming from the mainstream media we also keep hearing a myth perpetuated by pundits g.o.p. candidates that rising gas prices actually has something to do with who's in office now all the things you can argue that have an influence right be it speculation commodities trading supply and a man who was president in america is just not one of them and so

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hastings. mr. hastings:adam speaker, my friend from georgia -- and he is my friend -- pointed out that his amendment was made in order yesterday. i might add in keeping with the notion if you can't have it both ways, he'd strike all the findings and it seems to me that's admitting justification for the authority to pass federal tort reform but it directly contradicts the same constitutional arguments will make next week in front of the supreme court to reform the affordable care act. i'm very pleased to yield three minutes to my very good friend from new jersey, a member of the budget committee, the distinished gentleman, mr. andrews. mr. andrews: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for three minutes. mr. andrews: i thank my friend for yielding. whether you're a democrat or republican, liberal or conservative, no matter where you live, i think the number one issue confronting our country is the lack of jobs. i

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. >>> the town counsel voted hast night to end the hours at rancho laguna park and they are looking to create a fenced in area where dogs can roam free. >>> coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 we are monitoring the hard a landing of the helicopter. also, great white shark sitings, how recent weather patterns may be attracting hidden dangers. join us on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >>> the warriors made another move just days after that blockbuster trade. >>> how about this, apple stock topped the 600 mark for the first time today, a day ahead of the new ipad release. it closed $585 a share and tomorrow could be crazy as the ipad goes on sale. expect line physical you want to buy one of them. >>> mark joins us live. steven jackson won't be coming back? >> he won't be. i don't know if it is a surprise. it is the story behind the story. the trade of monta ellis. warriors acquired andrew bogut and steven jackson. no way he was coming back. one of the biggest divas in the nba and left the warriors under strained circumstances. he wasn't coming. traded to san antonio for jefferson

hastings: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i first want to note that the author of the motion to recommit voted for the bill out of committee without this amendment. so certainly there's some basis of support for this amendment, but i find it very, very ironic that we continue to have what i consider impediments to job creation in this country made by the other side. because the other side has generally, not everybody to the credit of some of those that understand energy creation, but generalry they oppose all american energy. . look at the vote of developing resources in the outer continental shelf. look at the vote of developing resources in alaska. look at the vote of developing resources in the intermountain west. they have always been generally opposed to it on that side of the aisle. so now we have here in front of us a bill that would create american energy, and they want to put another qualification on it. now, the gentleman, as a matter of fact, in the debate he did somewhat mischaracterize because the amendm

in their haste several teens dropped their school ids. officers are now tracking them down. >> already got their pictures. >>> the rivalry between kentucky and louisville leads to a fight at a dialysis center. two patients were undergoing treatment when the conversation turned to saturday's final 4 match up between the two schools. it didn't take too long before things went too far. >> i am sitting there hooked up to a machine and i can't do anything. >> there was a fight and it ended before police arrived and cameras. no charges have been filed. >> there will be -- soon be a little more magic in the los angeles dodgers organization. the team has been sold for 2 billion dollars for a group of buyers that includes irvin magic johnson, the price tag is the most ever paid for a north american sports franchise. the team's previous owner frank mccourt was deeply in debt, forcing that sale. >> magic has turned out to have the magic touch when it comes to businesses. >> let's hope. >> yeah, take another live look outside this noon a perfect day

richard hastings of ws criticized the obama administration for wasting tax money in energy technology. >> britainys prince harry is representing his grandmother, queen elizabeth, as she commemorates 60 years on the throne. the prince touched down in belize. it's been 18 years since a member of the royal family visited the country. >> she remembers fondly her visit to this beautiful realle and speaks of the warm welcome she received on hervision in 1994. i'm only sorry she can't make it and you're stuck with me. >> prince harry walked down the street that was renamed her magistery queen elizabeth ii boulevard. he goes to the bahamass and gentleman make where the prime minister is presses to remove the queen as he head of state. >> why disneyland was shut down for a few hours this morning and visitors were not allowed to leave. >> a dramatic helicopter crash captured on video, and the occupants survived. >> will tomorrow be another nice day? leigh glaser has the forecast after the break. >> we're going to show you some dramatic video of a chapper crash in arizona this week. >> now, that

for haste. the intercontinental ballistic missile known as the s.s. twenty five to make has been for twenty one meters long it's almost two nieces in diameter and weighs about forty five tons of fuel. despite its impressive propulsion the russian missile still its top gets its absolute precision mage's on its if joe is making sure that the missile launches or ways i'm working on moving military home. this is a highly accurate weapon it has a range of up to ten thousand kilometers and lands within not more than two hundred metres from targets. you certainly realize that for the purposes of a nuclear strike this means a direct hit. the united states can give russia a legal guarantees and. missile defense system is not directed against it this would be the wrong move as the matter consumes the defense that lead to countries. like russia feels compelled to take countermeasures because the united states has refused to give legal guarantees demonstrating that the deployment of the american missile defense system in europe is not directed against russia. and

houses left in haste. only a few unfortunate cows roam empty streets. we're now a mile from the fukushima nuclear plant and listen to the counter. it's going crazy. at one point, it got up to 30.8. anything above 3.8 is considered unsafe. we got out of there quickly. about ten miles down the road, we met nauko. despite threats of radiation and government warnings, they refuse to leave. who is 63, grew up here. for 12 years, she has been caring with her mother who said she wants to die in this house. >> you are right down the road from the fukushima nuclear plant. >> she told us wherever you go, there are nuke nuclear power plants. there are 54 in this country. it could take decades to dismantel the nuclear plant. how long will it take for the surrounding dead zone to come back to life? nobody has set a time for that. bill whitticker, cbs news, in the no-go zone around the fukushima nuclear plant. >>> park visitors in the east bay are being warned, watch out for the dive bombing owl. i went out there earlier today with our mobile 5 camera and found the o

county, a person pulled from a swimming pool and if at a silver spring ymca after a near drowning on hastings' drive. fire officials say the delta was not breathing when they were rescued. they began to show signs of life after getting first-aid. the person was in serious condition at a nearby hospital at last check. for the first time since the deadly shooting, classes resumed this morning at chardon high school. police and parents or on hand as more than 1000 students return to the cleveland area school. this comes as the first models service is held for one of the three students killed. the coach that many are calling a hero for helping to chase away the suspected gunman publicly addressed the families. >> i want you to know i was with those three. i prayed with them and i know god was with them. >> the suspected gunman was formally charged in juvenile court yesterday while prosecutors have not determined a motive, but there are reports one of the victims recently had begun dating t.j. lane's ex- girlfriend. counting down to super tuesday when in 10 states will hold primaries and caucuses.

too much haste for the slow reaction ra which makes hard concrete. the rate of any chemical reaction depends on several factors. don showalter. let's take a look at one of the most common reactions of all--burning. here's a piece of wood. we all know that dry wood will burn readily in air. air is about 21% oxygen. it's not burning. we've got to warm it up to get it going. let me warm it up with this match. well, i'll warm it up. the oxygen of the air reacts with the wood. there, it starts going. now, that's burning pretty well, but not really well. i wonder if it would burn any better in this 100% oxygen? well, let's see. whoa! look at that. the rate of reaction is drastically increased. what does this tell us? there's a couple of things. the rate of the reaction is increased with increased temperature. remember the match. and also, the rate of the reaction is increased with increased concentration of ingredients. remember, 20% oxygen. 100% oxygen. temperature and concentration. is there another general way of speeding reaction rate? there is, and it

in haste in order to get julian aside your weekly standard here territory by being here territory he would be subject to. further if the initial process and its various from the politically important usa so i would believe that the recent of the illegal situation is more. and more politically very soon after this tragic. thing if we look at the media you've written yourself that there may be as you put it the trial by media and the media painted june the signs in rather harsh terms could you go into a bit more detail about what you think about what they've done i have seen. morse articles and pretty good. studying these phenomena negative towards a certain not only negative towards men in connection with their. allegations but also make it clear i've only. recently. justified terms for uncertain terms what kind of terms has been described it clear that annoyed person. not having. respect for the circle workers like you just ruined by personal automation and such a thing. with your own whatsoever i mean there are police stations. we don't give you any but people are around the base fo

i think the headline should read "hast officials also."brings of certain persons in the article there prominently, i think by accident, leaves out the current fire chief. i think that should be examined. another thing i would like to mention is that in regards to the sheriff's situation -- and i welcome a full vetting of the so-called ethics commission -- i would like to wonder how the ethics commission handled written complaints regarding two supervisors sitting in front of me. if i remember correctly, nothing was ever done, so maybe mr. wagoner should look into that to make sure everybody is treated fairly. i think it is pretty obvious that the ethics commission has to answer for its past conduct, especially in regards to supervisor tony hall. i do not think he was the only one who was somehow manipulated by the ethics commission, so i agree with ross mirkarimi. ethics commission, bring it on, and let's see who is telling the real truth. thank you. supervisor chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. i am and member of americans

this is from michael hastings, my colleague at "rolling stone"." they say they're looking at publicly sources. they're monitoring this, but are they doing this with the tea party or other organizations. the fact that they're monitoring specifically occupy wall street is interesting and important and scary actually. you know, to date we haven't seen that there's been more involved surveillance. they haven't caught them involved in the movement, but we could expect that there is that kind of surveillance out there. everybody who is involved with occupy expects that has happened. >> just because that has happened to every left of center protest group. >> it guess back to the red squads. >> and the red squads. it probably goes back to english infiltrators of the revolutionary war and the salem witchcraft trials i earlier brought up. >> the ergot poisoning. >> matt tabbi of "rolling stone" thanks for coming in. trotsy, do you want to go with lenin. >> i would have to grow a beard. >> and the first free president of russia lived most of his life in brook

houses left in haste. only a few unfortunate cows roam empty streets. we're now a mile from the fukushima nuclear plant and listen to this. it's going crazy. at one point, it got up to 30.8. anything above 3.8 is considered unsafe. we got out of there quickly. about ten miles down the road, we met nauko. despite threats of radiation and government warnings, they refuse to leave. he is 63, grew up here. for 12 years, she's been caring for her mother with alzheimer's who told her she wants to die in this house. >> you are right down the road from the fukushima nuclear plant. >> she told us wherever you go in japan, there are nuclear power plants. there are 54 in this country. where is safe? operators say it could take decades to dismantel the plant. how long will it take for the surrounding dead zone to come back to life? nobody has set a time for that. bill whitticker, cbs news in the no go zone around the fukushima nuclear plant. >>> all right roe roberta, we have a new week and storms headed our way. >> we have three different storms and the first one

phillip congatonda went to law school and graduated hastings law school but never actually practiced law. he became the first chronicler of the japanese american experience and is credited with broadening the japanese -- broadening the definition of theater by bringing jap needs american stories to stages all across the country. he has collaborated with the most diverse american theater venues, from large mainstream houses to the most experimental venues to african american ethnic cally specific theaters reaching extraordinarily diverse audiences. from here to japan, his acclaimed sisters, maximoto premiered in 2005. in the last couple years he worked with camposanto on a fist of roses on male violence and an orchestral composition. many of his plays are collected in month more cherry blossoms published by washington press. among his awards are the civil liberties public education fund and lila wallace reader's digest award. phillip is also a respected independent film maker whose film recently premiered at sundance, but we're here to talk about his upcoming production, after the war

houses left in haste. only a few unfortunate cows roam empty streets. drive south toward the cause of all this. >> we're now about a mile from the fukushima nuclear plant, and listen to this geiger counter. it's going crazy. this is why people have been evacuated from here. this is why this is a no-go zone. at one point it got up to 30.8 microsieverts. anything above 3.8 is considered unsafe. we got out of there quickly. about ten miles down the road, we met a couple. despite warnings, they refuse to leave. she grew up here. for 12 years she's been caring for her mother with alzheimer's who told her she wants to die in this house. she's staying to grant her mother's risk. >> but you're right down the road from the fukushima nuclear plant. >> reporter: she told us wherever you go in japan, there are nuclear power plants. there are 54 in this country. where is safe? we left them and leave the exclusion zone, in and out in three hours to limit our exposure. plant operators say it could take decades to completely dismantle the fukushima nuclear plant. how l

reed hastings is an amazing guy.inally integrating tv and computers, like we always talked about but have been waiting for that and the content person ted soranoss is equally innovative. it makes a statement i think about where they are going with their content. >> really does. >> it is like, you know, they are not going to compromise. they will do something artistically interesting to them. this is a norwegian show. >> this week it was in the news because they are looking for a cable partner to offer streaming content so they continue to look for growth opportunities. >> growing and already they are in south america, canada, england. as that continues, that changes everything. that cultural exchange that people talk about will actually be happening for the first time. for don't creators it opens up this wild possibilities. >> it's amazing because you are on the cutting edge as things are changing so much. so you have the way we consume entertainment changing so much. purchase ing song downloads instead of albums. wh

that would not have happened if doc hastings had not been supportive of that. and he put in as the chairman don young from alaska and we have no better ally on native american issues than don young and his partner in that, my friend from oklahoma, is equally committed and equally knowledgeable. so that's been a really good thing and it's provide add vehicle where we begin to get much more in the way of attention, focus and momentum for issues that are important in indian countries. hr-2362, i'm a chickasaw so i'll start out with my own legislation which is a trade bill. a trade bill because we have a unique opportunity with a country of turkey which has a long-standing interest in native american affairs and a profound believe that the turkish people are related to native americans and wants to move ahead and wants to partner with individual trabl nations for economic development. that bill has been heard in the subcommittee and is now waiting for action. we have hr-205, the harth act from my good friend, very, very important in expanding tribal authority and s

who was on law review, somebody like metcalf, and i only knew one person who was on law review at hastings and i didn't know him very well. that was the sort of thing that i certainly would have gone into investment banks. >> the question was for a law student to do, not someone who's deciding which branch to do. a law student should go into investment banking? >> you should become an attorney and learn all you can about corporate law and investment banking. isn't that true, tom? because there's a lot of money in investment private practice. tom is right there. formerly. tom, do you have a question? >> yeah, some susquin, formerly a lawyer. and this one is to dick, not dan. one of the things from your chronology that you didn't mention is that in the early '90s there was a proposal being with developed with an alternative conference that came into ultimate fruition 20 years later. the justice department and your office opposed that vigorously. among other things saying we do that already. >> uh-huh. >> i had a few occasions over the years to try to get your office to do it. and i didn't su

program will be moderated by a professor geoffrey hazard, a distinguished professor of law at uc hastings. the professor is a leading expert in the field of civil procedure of legal ethics and is good at asking questions. it is my pleasure to introduce our very special guest, stephen zack, president of the american bar association. with nearly 400,000 members, it is the largest volunteer professional membership organization in the world. mr. zack is the first hispanic american to serve as the president and the second to be born abroad. he was only 14 when his family emigrated from cuba under harrowing circumstances, including last minute detention by the secret police. he made it here. in two lines -- and two lines come to mind when i think of him. "this is my country, land of my choice. this is my country, here i found voice." what a voice it is. he earned his aba at the university of florida and he is now in their hall of fame. he is a partner in the miami office of the national law firm. his clients range from former vice president al gore to philip morris, to the national geographic s

turkey the hub of activity at the name and says it prepares to play haste to the friends the syrian eating countries once again found itself at the center stage of the push to pressure the regime because of these three companies to get syria store certainly feels justified. here to a certain extent the serpent. as long as while school to school having formally built up place economic ties to syria and sharing more than nine hundred kilometers of border with its neighbor the distance between the two countries is now a gulf with turkey's stance seemingly closely aligned to that of arab countries such as guitar and saudi arabia and their strong calls for regime change. very early in the case of syria we might remember. your government. very quickly and very confrontational. and. begged him. to struggle against him and i went in one of. the syrian national council themselves at battling their own face divides that they could lost a number of members recently as accusations mount that they're not representative of the interests of the syrian people but this is seen as here. also you know up ins

sky 9 over the scene and this is the ymca in the 9800 block of hastings drive.e guards say she wasn't breathing when they pulled her from the water and emergency crews took that victim to the hospital. we understand she's in serious condition. what we don't exactly know is if this victim was swimming in the indoor or outdoor pool at this ymca. >>> well for many gay people in maryland, today was a red letter day. one of those days you will remember as the victorious end to a long fought battle for equality. >> but for those who object to gay marriage the battle has just begun. matt jablow has been covering this controversial story all day and is back with both sides of what is truly an emotional issue. matt? >> reporter: anita depending on your perspective either marks the beginning of the end or the end of the beginning of the gay marriage debate in maryland but one thing is for certain it is far from over. >> the way forward is always found through greater respect for the equal rights of all. >> with a few carefully chosen words and a few swipes of his pen, mar

going also because playoffs got underway this wednesday night with the regular season one is up scar hastings and i was in some petersburg ansgar have reached this spot in the postseason for the first time that there seems to be no stopping the mismatch in the last league as men are leading by three goals to one early in the final period big thirty going off he was the grandson of the soviet hockey legend of the same name as i brace for the vehicle sent out was the other player on the scoresheet before do not call them back just a few minutes ago. tennis now and world number two maria sharapova house shrugged off her erratic form to steamroll the french open champion lean out and resume to the semifinals of the sony ericsson open in miami the three time beating finally sure i was guilty of more than fifty unforced errors in a match and lost her four previous meetings with the chinese player straight sets. the russian three time major winner and we relished the record books to win six three six love in just over an hour and. i'm sure it's. all over on the men's side second seed rafael nadal re