the pain family home and hawes family home. both in terms of the historic character of the house and in terms of lighting. we would like to see design alternatives which would minimally obstruct light into the home and alternative design to do less damage of the historic design to the existing house. the pain family is in support of the hawes family efforts to have this project reconfigured and we are hoping this neighborhood and others that are concerned about these issues will be able to have a dialogue with a country no. 1 sprus owner and resolve them. thank you. >> good afternoon, my name is howard wexler. i have worked with mr. hawes for several years to see if we can resolve with developing this property without the negative and destroying it. to this end. i want to have a letter given to you by verner associated and other preservation architects because the issue really here is there is no disagreement between us an your staff as to the historic resources and one of the key historic defining features is going from one st

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. >> with move on national director garland gilchrist hawes visited the offices of senate democrats.hey did not get to meet with the lawmakers but they told staffers what they want. >> the background checks bill. the limit on high magazines capacity and to regulate and ban assault weapons. >> now hawes delivered the petitions to six senate offices -- in clued thing office of mark warner from virginia. >> they need shoring up. they need encourage jinx and some needy manneding. the realty is americans are dying. americans are dying. >> her daughter is a survivor. she has gotten married and she is now a school teacher. >> she called me and told me she is proud of me. >> visitors the national september 11th memorial and museum in new york will have to pay up two more dollars. it's a fee to reserve passes online or by phone. the fee went into effect last month. the memorial president says it's necessary for upkeep and some family says it violates the mission. >> another example of them making this review generating tourist attraction rather than a memorial. it should be for free. >> the m

then there's a lot of hemming and hawing. in the meantime germany pops up and says, heck, we are actually one of the world's great economic superpowers. we have no military this be given cannot do anything from the marshall standpoint. it would pay for everything? so we actually deserve as seat. in japan shows up and says, we have -- now entirely true. we should have a seat because we aren't economic superpower. in every case, any one that says that one then has some very powerful country which says, no way. india makes an enormous amount of sense. pakistan and china would say no. japan does not really make a lot of sense, but in many cases china would say no. germany, everybody says that another seat from europe. and so the security council does have an enormous structural long-term problem with its increasingly unrepresentative this of the world as a whole, and that is going to be its biggest problem. it invites rising powers that feel like they don't have a seat at the permanent seat at the table to wind up trying to make

japan is hemming and hawing into a revolutionary new, you know, boj policy that's been painful. and this ultimately may be, you know, more ammunition for markets to go higher, but this was a significant event. >> i'm a u.s. investor, i'm sitting here, do i care about the blowups going on in japan? >> sure, look at the u.s. bond market. >> look at aflac and prudential today. they got crushed today. >> that's fine and good, but take a look at the reversals we saw in some of -- >> for one day. >> but melissa's point is, yes, you have to be concerned with it, but the equity market is still right around record highs. so, do you continue to buy the equity market or continue to be invested? that's the question. >> isn't that a reason to be concerned though? we traded down to 1538 on the s&p. it held it. i don't think it had to trade through there today. if you look at where the risk reward is, going into earnings season, expecting the first downdraft in earnings and, again, we expected this the last couple of quarters. >> i thought we held in pretty decently, considering where we opene

so, i mean, as far as the haw is concerned, right mow the law isn't treat -- right now the law isn't treating it differently except for content that's older than 180 days, and that is being looked at differently right now under present law, and that's where folks are seeking to make adjustments. but now under present law and policy, anything that's 180 days or less is treated the same way as a written communication in a letter. >> guest: yeah. i just want to clarify for the average listener, it's our understanding that subpoenas are used for e-mail that is older than 180 days, not warrants. and that the justice department has not implemented a new procedure even though they've said on record before the judiciary committee that there's no principled distinction. i mean, that came out of 1984 when people were only allowed a certain number of e-mails, and they were stored for a limited time and downloaded onto your private computer. now the e-mails are sore -- stored for an infinite period almost on these servers of the internet service provide aers. so the law is too old to fit the cur

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the shooting continues to confuse and baffle cambridge police commissioner robert hawes, who gave "datelineetailed account. >> it appears somebody or somebodies approached from behind collier's vehicle and fired four or five rounds into the vehicle, striking officer collier each and every time for the number of shots we could determine. >> did the suspects think officer collier had recognized them? or perhaps even though they had at least one gun, they wanted his weapon too? boston police commissioner ed davis. >> why ded they pop up back on the radar? why did they kill officer collier? >> it is hard to say. it goes to part of the investigation that is impossible for me to talk about. for some reason they activated themselves, started to kill again, and they were heavily armed, so i think people have to draw their own conclusions at this point in time as to why they did that. >> and the violence wasn't over yet. midnight when police responding to cambridge, there was a carjacking not far away. >> too many things in close proximity for this to be coincidences. >> it was the bombing suspects

parent ask kids to clean up a room and give you a hem and haw and thousand excuses. if a coach tells you after you missed a block or did something wrong, tells you to run or do gassers, you go do that. so you have an authority figure there that i think teaches discipline as well. you foe, accidents are going to happen, whether kids are riding on bicycles or skateboards or participating in any kind of activity. it's just a part of life. i wouldn't let something that happened to kevin or something that happened to me -- i would be very, very saddened if a parent just looked at those things and not allow their child to participate in sport because of that. >> lastly, what do you think he's going through right now? is he going through a woe is me, is that what you went through at this point 30 years ago? >> no. things are so crazy still right now. he just had the surgery last night. i'm sure he's -- the doctors are taking care of him, his family is there. he'll be traveling over the next couple of days and headed for atlanta to be with louisville, with his team. and by t

o, yo yo ma, i hem and haw, but let's be clear, i want to abandon my sixteen-drum fear and inhabit theause that happens between falling in love and collapsing because of love. i want to be sane. i want to be clean and visionary like a windowpane. >> where does that come from? >> well, you know, number one, the cello looks like a woman to me. and, you know, the curves. and, so i am in a way, and it's funny to admit this, i am sexually attracted to the cello, the curves really get me. so, as i watched him play, you know, yo yo ma is sort of making love to a beautiful woman. and i want to be that beautiful. so, i w thinking of that watching it. and then it occurred to me, you know, i'm a man. i don't want to be a woman. but i want to be the object of beauty. i want to be so clearly beautiful. Ñoáf4!!jfuóje) well, i'm bipolar. so, you know, i myself veer between these extremes. and to be in the middle is a strong desire. and i mean, i'm working on this idea, i don't know where it's going to go, that being tribal, being colonized automatically makes you bipolar. i think the entire native am

president obama's red line reality even has more haw kish hill voices urging caution. also this morning, deep dive into how much the message coming from the states and governors around the country sounds a lot different from this debate that happens in washington. a look at the state of the state literally by the numbers. another white house correspondents dinner is in the books. the president and conan dished out serious zingers stinging the political press. we will have the highlights and, of course, the low-lights. >> good morning from historic churchill downs in louisville, kentucky. home of the kentucky derby. it is monday, april 29, 2013. and this is "the daily rundown." here is chuck todd. >> derby week. derby week. that was kentucky state treasurer todd hallenbatch getting ready for the big derby weekend next saturday. thanks for sending that in and keep those videos coming in. >>> syrian prime minister survived what appears to be an assassination attempt this morning. when a car bomb exploded near his convoy in sent tram damascus. according to the state run me

when you have not had control of something since 1874 and you get control of it, i guess you just yee-haw cares? also they made clear that arkansas rejects the equal rights amendment. this is a headline from this week. the equal rights amendment. you know, the equality of rights shall not be denied or abridged because of one's sex. maybe it's because it's got the word sex in it, but arkansas republicans took decisive action this week in 2013 to declare their state to be against that. republicans in arkansas and texas both introduced legislation in the past few weeks to block sex education. and education about preventing hiv and sexually transmitted diseases. yeah. what do we need that for? that's dirty. north dakota republicans this year tried and failed to block sex-ed for kids who are in foster care. that's night. wrote a scathing letter demanding that your boss, your employer should be the one to decide whether or not you can get contraception through your health insurance. boss, can i talk to you about something? in texas this week, republicans introduced legislation to rescind all fu

. >> like, there's going to be hemming and hawing in the house over what they want to get done and what's a priority. and knowing, as the house does, you have gun safety reform out there and immigration. is it too much of an electoral reality for the house to punt on this? >> can they punt? >> yeah. >> absolutely they can punt. unlike on the gun issue where you have this momentum swinging out of the senate that can have some flooding effect in the house, you don't see that just yet on this issue. in immigration. you have marco rubio wanting to go slow. you have others in the senate both republicans and democrats saying no, let's get this thing moving. we can feel the momentum. i think davis's film is one of those ellements, it puts into stark relief the human elements. >> i'm glad you got republicans as well as democrats to create that momentum. there's a lot of things still that can slow this train, if not derail it on immigration. maggie could talk to this as well. in some corners people talk about how ironic, that the momentum we saw on immigration dissipate in the face of a tide now f

i'm curious, what was haw attorney's -- hawthorne's relationship with jane pierce? he could be moody as well. >> thanks for the question and timely because certain biographies suggest it was nathaniel hawthorne and irena davis we'll learn about who were two of the very well known characters who helped with her reintroduction to society in washington. >> yes, yes. she didn't have a fairly good relationship with hawthorne really because he didn't like her and he felt that she was holding jane back and he wrote the biography for franklin's election and he wrote to her more than once, i wish we could change his wife. it wasn't a very good relationship back. he never was rude to her. he helped her as much as he could. he took her out on outings during the two-year mourning period. but he did his best to maintain the relationship simply because he was the wife of one of his best friends. >> as we said earlier, the country was coming apart at the seams, the republican party was beginning to emerge in reaction to the politics. >> yes. >> we have some of the key events of th

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we get such mass movement behind something that would be so important and they're hmming and hawing. personal plea for gun control. he talked about his -- he mentioned his father committing suicide. did you hear about that? >> i heard about it. i didn't actually catch the clip. >> stephanie: he made a very good point. very personal. if you purchase a handgun, you have to wait three days to pick it up and to leave that alone has saved the lives of many people. sometimes people in a fit of passion will purchase a handgun even as my dad did waiting a few days helps. i hope republicans will stop trying to shut down debate. then pointed out the hypocrisy. did you see that part? he criticized republicans who have called for amendment processes up for other bills that they've been screaming about. national order, whatever they're talking about. they're trying to stop amendments from being considered on the gun bill. >> it is so hypocritical. something they want, they're ready to plow right through and when it is something they don't want they claim everything is moving too quickly. we shoul

>> hee-haw. for those of you looking in the tax code to have, i do feel that there are lots of influences throughout our culture that impact folks and what the appropriate balance is between the industries that we want to encourage, and censorship and what they do i think is always open for the date. but i do share your concern that there is a pervasive culture of violence both through the media and entertainment industry but also i think america is a violent country and that's acted out in the neighborhoods and on street corners on a regular basis, and that has an impact on our health and of our mental health and on our communities and our kids. >> thank you. mr. levin is recognized. >> i'm glad in a way you kind of shifted the discussion from mr. reed's approach to the issue of violence. because i share your concern and i am hopeful the senate will act in the next week's to bring it up to the house and a look at the tax code, too. i want to say something if i might because i think we have a fri