hastings -- >> put mr. hastings back in his chair until we are concluded. >> or? >> hold on until i'm done -- >> i thought you said they weren't supposed to react? >> sit down! >> judge wulle warns hastings his behavior could hurt him later. >> you're really hurting your case in front of the court of appeals. they're going see your record, they're going to see how you're running your mouth, your honor. bye-bye, we know how to handle kids like you, son? okay, yeah, they're going to see that too. remember, you're on record, just like me, pops. >> finally, the judge gets in the last word, sentencing hastings to the maximum, 120 years in prison. >> all right, thank you, gentleman. in my world, i deal with nothing but ugly features of the human personality. i have to find ways to not let that affect the work i'm doing, so i can provide the next person coming into the courtroom with a fair environment. >>> coming up, a lawyer is shot. a defendant goes for a gun. and there are cries of shock and horror in the courtroom, when "caught on camera: chaos in the court" continu

hastings: mr. chairman, this managers amendment is a noncontroversial amendment to h.r. 4089 that makes several technical clarifying and harmanizing changes to the bill. it adds to the bill amendments that were adopted by the natural resources -- -- resources committee. in addition, although i believe the original bill never allowed extracted commercial activity or motorized travel in wilderness areas, this amendment adds language that will say so explicitly. finally, the amendment reduces the administrative task faced by the agencies with regard to the format and frequency of public notice and congressional reporting requirements. i ask for your support for this amendment and with that i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from arizona. mr. grijalva: thank you, mr. chairman. we do not object to this dab of lipstick on 4089 and yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from washington. mr. hastings: i yield ba

what if they replace green hastings? would that do it or is this a business model that can't be repaired? >> well, i think the business model is challenged. i think read hastings is a bit overdone. i agree he made some bad decisions last year. people are calling for his ouster and the question i would have is is taking over for reid hastings. >> is amazon, for example, a really true competition? how is there streaming service doing? >> well, amazon, of course, doesn't break out their numbers for their streaming business but there's no question that they are a significant threat. the movies and tv shows that they stream are available for free to anyone that has an amazon prime subscription and like you said before about the dvd content, the classic tv shows, comcast has used as re-runs, these are unpopular as well. so they do give netflix a run for their money. it's interesting that netflix is reporting the night before amazon reports. >> julia? >> and i just want to point out that what's really going to be interesting is

hastings: madam speaker f.e defeat the previous question i will offer an amendment to the rule to ensure that the house votes on the buffet rule which representative baldwin has introduced and i'm a co-sponsor of h.r. 39903 the paying the fair share act of 2012. this bill would ensure that people making over $1 million a year do not pay a lower tax rate than middle class americans. to discuss our amendment to this rule, i'm very pleased to yield to my good friend, ms. baldwin, the gentlewoman from wisconsin, three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from wisconsin is recognized for three minutes. ms. baldwin: thank you, madam speaker. i thank the gentleman from florida for the time. i rise today on behalf of the hardworking middle class families in wisconsin and across the country who have unfairly been paying at a higher tax rate than multimillionaires and billionaires. working wisconsin identities are struggling to find good paying jobs, pay their mortgages, send their kids to college and save f

reid hastings angry about the internet. we'll look at that ahead. >> thank you very much. >>> restaurants in the bay area trying to help people stomach the pain of filing those dreaded income taxes. tomorrow, arby's giving out free curly fries if you like their facebook page. and liking panda express will give you a free serving of shanghai angus steak. visit chili's for a free appetizer or dessert. pf chang's giving out a 15% discount on all orders to try to ease the sting of tax day. and a little reminder here, the offer's only valid tomorrow. >> okay. interesting cornucopia of selection if you happen to eat them all at once. nice forecast ahead. let's check in with christina loren. >> yeah, you might want to make those outdoor plans this week. that's really good-looking weather. you deserve it after getting through last week. i would have to say thursday into friday probably the most severe weather day. you made it through as a stark contrast this week we're talking about sunshine, 70s, quiet weather pattern. that lasts

hastings: thank you very much, madam speaker. i am very pleased to yield three minutes to the distinguished gentlewoman from texas, my good friend, ms. jackson lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for three minutes. ms. jackson lee: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. jackson lee: i want to thank alcee hastings from telling us the stories of america, from spring cleaners to a family that have held their business for a long period of time, and i really wish i could join my friend. i know he's pleading for us to believe that any job will be created but frankly there is no requirement for jobs to be created under this tax bill. what this tax bill does is complicate any manner of tax reform which americans are begging for. it adds to the already budgeting -- growing bush tax cuts. now this added burden, $6 trillion in the combination package of the existing tax cuts under the bush administration. it adds to the deficit of human life, and let me

this might be my whacky crazy there is hastings again being unpatriotic and what not but i personallyt at the speech, listening to this -- the guggenheim documentary, i just thought it was a little unseemly. and maybe they are right. maybe everyone is going to get excited about it. >> you are outliving me on that one. because i rather enjoyed when they killed bin laden but i'm kind of a bad guy. one more thing, michael here. it is really ironic because george w. bush was the one guy that seemed to take advantage of a foreign policy situation. iraq was going so poorly he said don't switch horses in midstream, because i screwed this up so royally, let me finish otherwise we're all in trouble. >> the second bush played foreign policy and politics almost worse than anyone else. i -- i completely agree with that. and i think the best bet for president obama as you say, maybe remind them of bin laden and hope everyone forgets about afghanistan come november 6th. >> yes, because the republicans offered to stay longer in afghanistan. and the american people don't like the afghanistan war at a

hastings: mr. chairman, i move that the committee do now rise. the chair: the question is on the motion that the committee do now rise. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. accordingly, the committee rises. the speaker pro tempore: mr. chairman. the chair: the committee of the whole house on the state of the union having had under consideration h.r. 4089 directs me to report that it has come to no resolution thereon. the speaker pro tempore: the chair of the committee of the whole house on the state of the union reports that that committee has had under consideration h.r. 4089 and has come to no resolution thereon. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the house will stand in recess subject to the call of the chair. i think yesterday was just the tip of the iceberg of what is indicative of what's going on in these agencies. host: what did you make of mr. neeley pleading the fifth? guest: i think it was wise for him on the advice of his counsel. as t

my name -- i am with the hastings community economic development clinic.i will be discussing the traffic issues with the development agreement. the proposed campus at cathedral hill will create gridlock and cause hazardous conditions for pedestrians for three major reasons. first, the development agreement as a major issue with traffic speeding through the tenderloin to get to van ness. to calm traffic, the da only looked towards mason to establish a two-way streets. cursor during to find a fast way to get to van ness. astoundingly, although the eir identifies regardless of these the public transit, cathedral hill will result in to a dozen more cars traveling to the site. the supplemental traffic study that was just released as part of the final eir says there will only be one car, maybe three cars, at the outside added that the seventh and market intersection, despite the fact that seventh street is the main arterial to leavenworth that extends to heavily trafficked highway 80 freeway exit, leading directly to the foreclosed site. providing for additional

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i do not believe reed hastings is going to lose his job.nless he really screws up by the end of the year he's there because he screwed up last year. a public debacle. i want to be public on that. point it out, he ain't going anywhere as best i know. so that's the old guys. the new guys, we'll start with my two picks and then we'll add one pick of yours. >> we have the same pick. >> well, we have -- >> the two. we'll split a fabulous pick. >> you know what, this is the best pick ever and it's only in april. dan hessey of sprint. >> it's a terrible situation with nextel. he's doing everything -- it's true. he didn't make that stupid buy. that's what is really anile lating those guys. really, they can't anord to upgrade. that was not his decision. >> but here's my concern. herb, i'm sorry to interrupt. when the metro pcs deal was nicked by the board, they cut investors off by the knees. don't you agree? >> that shows you who is in control and that puts him certainly in the spot. it's still early in the year, though. let's see if he can pull it

now it's not going to speak with michael hastings about the new drone policy of the cia's pushing for and get it they want to be able to strike even when they don't know who it is that they're killing then we're going to speak to a pakistani lawyer the represents the families of victims of drone strikes he's trying to come to the u.s. to attend the first international drone conference but the state department won't let him in and an increasing amount of states are trying to fix their budget woes by creating new criminal justice fees are the result here is more people being imprisoned and saddled with that you have all of that and more feet and i including those of happy hour but first take a look at the mainstream media has decided to meet. well it's been a long week of scandals and historic moments so the mainstream media has really been all over the place and squeezing every little thing that they can out of stories of colombian prostitutes lavish vegas retreats for government agencies and everything else that's going on out there. he's a guy con an entertainment mogul dick clark as

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hastings college of law went to students region with two students. she is moving so quickly she is already moving to new york, where she is going to do a special project. it was the work of these students the main this hearing happen, -- that made this hearing happen. i want to thank them and their professor. these students took a particular interest in what the war on drugs looks like, and this critical effort they put into organizing this meeting as well as the artwork and materials they created were essential to this project, and without it, we would not be here this evening. i want to thank our city partners for joining us this evening. the department of public health and mental health board members, the san francisco youth commission, the director of san francisco collaborative justice program, and the san francisco police department, and i would like to acknowledge the police chief who is with us this evening. thank you. before we start, i want to make one other acknowledgment. is cecilia's still here? cecilia has been on the commission for the

let's bring in michael hastings.at to have you here. >> thanks for having me, man. >> talk about the reaction of the obama campaign. i know you're covering them for buzz feed in terms of this whole end romney fiasco. >> well, with ann romney, the campaign is maintaining the line that spouses are off limits. they're trying to distance themselves from the comments of hillary rosen. but the obama campaign has something to hang on romney with all these weird financial dealings. you have the cayman islands the swiss bank account and all these numbered stories that they couldn't really sink their teeth in and people weren't really paying attention, but what they were saying behind clothes doors they have been able to paint romney as secretive, romney hiding things from you, and romney not being straight with you. that was what was key out of the event in florida. >> jim messina questioned the swiss bang accounts and the account he had in bermuda but isn't that an incredible fair question? why in the world would you have a

hastings.he speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. hastings: i thank my good friend and colleague for yielding and i thank -- i thank he and ms. hayworth for their extraordinary work in causing us to recognize raoul wallenberg. i came in contact with the name raoul wallenberg and with the official portrait of that -- of the lantos foundation and others put together and i just stand to say to you all that i vigorously support and was a co-sponsor of this measure. but more important, i know that tom would be looking down today and thanking all of us and later i'm sure, with mrs. lantos, those that gather will assuredly recognize the extraordinary work that you did in bringing this -- this to the body and as gregory said, raoul wallenberg's fate may be unknown, but his fate today is known and that is that he saved a lot of people and he is rightly recognized by us for that. and i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri is recognized. >> thank you. i'd like

winick with today haste tax tip. >> reporter: if you're out of work or owes the government money, penalty relief. one of the biggest factors is failure to pay penalties, a fee for not paying taxes by the due date. this penalty is a tough one. it could reach 25% of your unpaid taxes. if i've been unemployed for 30 consecutive day the or you're self-lied and your business is down 24% from last year, you might qualify for grace period but you must pay the entire bill back, including interest and other penalties by october 15th. there are certain restrictions. so check with your tax preparer or irs.gov. if you owe up to $50,000 you may be able to enter into a streamline agreement. installment agreements are one option for those who cannot pay the entire bill on time. penalties are reduced, those interest continues to accrue on unpaid balances. in order to qualify, a tax pay are must consent to monthly debt payments. t.j. winick, new york. >> taxpayers can set up an installment agreement with the irs by going to the agreement page on irs.gov. >>> a program aimed at helping homeowners is fallin

markey an chavepl hastings. i spoke to chairman hastings less than 24 hours ago on the content of our letter and both he and mr. nunes came forward and asked whether or not we could do this by unanimous consent. that's why we are here this morning. i want to thank the staffs of both the majority and minority side of this committee for all their work. they worked overnight because very early this morning we all signed off on this legislation. i think that this legislation is a very good deal for families and visitors to the park. it's a good deal for the businesses who depend upon spring and summer wilderness trips for their livelihood. the high country wilderness in the sierras is one of the premiere experiences the national park service has to offer and for many the only way to have this experience is through the use of pack animals for whatever personal reasons either frailty, age -- age would be my reason, i think it's important. i have hiked. i have not had the pleasure to hike the high country in kings cany

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i urge you to do so with all due haste thank you. >> good afternoon. i represented apa families support services. a nonprofit his mission is to prevent and of victims of child abuse and domestic violence. we serve 5000 clients annually, many of whom are children. most of our young children were born at cpmc. there is no waiting list for culturally competent care. we're proud partners, we plan events together, we host programs, and we truly believe that this hospital will be a much-needed catalyst for change and rejuvenation in the tenderloin community. on behalf of my 5000 clients, i encourage you and urge you to move forward in building this hospital. thank you. >> hello. i'm the director of development for asian pacific wellness center. i am here on behalf of our director, who cannot be here. we exist to improve the health and quality of life of the lgbt community. i am here to support the rebuild. for the partnership -- for the partnership, and it's enabled us to expand our services in the tenderloin. one year ago, we opened a free medical clinic. c

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or not if they are juvenile or adult, we don't necessarily require the consent of the apparent >> hastings contravene constitutional law professor says that is not exactly true, the law is murky. he says officers do not need probable cause or permission to search the school by opening back packs or lockers but the supreme court draws the line at strip searching students, that is not allowed. dna falls in the gray area between those cases >> if i were the police i would be careful. you don't want your evidence tossed so you don't even want to come close to the line >> professor little says even if the parents are upset they're not likely to win any money from the school system if they were to sue but there could be repercussions down the road if there is a murder trial so depending on what they learn there is a chance that it could be thrown out altogether because they did not get parental permission. >> it is not a major surprise but presumed republican nominee mitt romney picked up some big endorsements >> i think mitt romney has a set of economic policies that can put americans back to w

this building will be seismically safe and hasted of the arts facilities that we do not see everywhere. -- and have state of the art facilities that we do not see everywhere. my 17 years in the construction industry has been great in showing what can be great and when cannot be great. this would be a great thing. i support cpmc because they will be able to provide exceptional health care that he it has shown so many people. i urge you to vote yesterday. thank you. -- i urge you to vote yes today. thank you. president fong: [reading names] okay. >> thank you. i support the rebuilding cpmc. i attended the last planning commission april fed. i am here again because this is very important to me. i am originally from manila, philippines, and a local resident of san francisco. due to the economic downturn, i've been unemployed. the diagnosis for cancer makes matters worse for me. fortunately, i found mission hiring hall. they convinced me to enroll in the construction administration program. the active participation of the volunteers in this program has great contributed in preparing me for

providing him with adequate warnings or counseling or notifying his positions of such risks but this hastings law professor says the law is on the pharmacy side >> did the pharmacy owe a duty to the public for the world with respect to the dispensing of medication? i think that is a dubious proposition >> he believes it is unlikely large pharmacy would not include written warnings with medication but even so, the patient has the ultimate responsibility >> he would have an obligation to be very careful taking that medication >> he should know better >> in affect the capt. ought to know better >> shipowners point out that long's new how dangerous the drugs work. a pharmacy worker even sent an ominous e-mail to the investigators warning them to check-in for prescription drugs. a spokesperson for cbs which owns along pharmacies says the company is not liable for the accident. they said tonight they plan to fight the lawsuit >> the cyclists to hit and killed an elderly man in san francisco will face a vehicular manslaughter charge. witnesses say he sped through several red lights before slamming i

according to the uc hastings school of law, they still operate at an annual overall average profit of $148 million. yet provide the least amount of charity care per capita as any other hospital. these health care costs are going to increase. and they will be the main beneficiaries. mayor lee is so eager to get his grant -- his plan approved, his office is not taking into account the true needs of the community. >> thank you. i am sorry. your time is done. >> good afternoon. my name is joe. i am a business representative for local 39. the jobs in san francisco that have built the middle-class have typically been union jobs. as i said, i represent the engineers that work at cpmc. we have been without a contract for 18 months and have been on strike with cpmc for five weeks now. all of the engineers that should be working inside the hospital, maintaining its in the basham -- in the fashion they are accustomed to, are out on the street. cpmc was charged with committing unfair labor practices. they have made no substantial of attempts to resolve this labor dispute. i want all of the union

now let me bring in michael hastings. he has been covering the president for buzz speed and he is, of course, also the author of "the operators" and contributing editor at rolling story. a busy guy. michael, let's start. >> i like to maintain illusion of being very, very busy. >> okay. so, number 1, you are now with the obama administration's campaign. right? you are covering that? so give me a sense of: is the campaign aware of these issues? and are they worried, or are they over-confident? >> oh, sure. i spent last week out in chicago at the -- interviewing obama officials at his headquarters there and it's quite at sweet set-up they have. but clearly, there is a sense a, that mitt romney is going to raise about $700 million and they are going to have to gin up the same kind of enthusiasm in 2012 that they had in 2008. and because as you have mentioned, that grassroots support, that grass roots enthuseiasm isn't there, they are having to go to donors and say, look, nobody is perfect. the president is not perfect. but we

michael hastings, author of the wild and terrifying inside sources, which i have to say is a phenomenal read on the show. it's really fantastic book. he's also a buzz feed corresponde correspondent, a rolling stone picturing editor. it must be your new favorite web site. i guarantee it. and the pod cast, which is sahh fantastic pod cast that i listen to just about every day. >> also, this just in. he's also on see atle's cairo fm radio station. i feel like the student debt argument -- first of all, it was just one of the issues where it was nowhere and then we're all talking about student debt, which i think is a testament to a number of things. it's an issue that a lot of people have purchased. a lot of people watching have student loans semm also, the power yvette president to be able to put something forward. pam, you've been organizing on this issue. when you look at those numbers, what do you see as the fundamental issue. why do we have this much debt? why is college as expensive as it is? what, to you, is the fundamental issue? >> i think it's important to realize that this intere

he said parties act with great haste, this saga could be brought to a rapid and complete and. a familiar and returned to custody for a man who spent a decade battling the british authorities. ministers now feel there on the right foot. >> members of argentina's senate have been holding a debate on plans by the country's president to seize a majority stake in the biggest oral company. -- oil company. the announcement sparked outrage from european trading partners. the british prime minister has raised a sensitive topic with chinese officials. >> britain has urged the authorities in china to ensure there is no political interference into the investigation of the death of the british businessmen neil heywood. the case is that the center of the scandal in china where bo xilai has been removed from his post and is wife gu kailai detained on suspicion of neil heywood's murder. here is our diplomatic correspondent. " five months after he died, more and more stories, accusations are flying around china. political intrigue at the highest levels since the remaking the truth even more el

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