these are laying hens.hey give us these beautiful eggs. >> oh, my, your egg is much nicer than mine. you are -- is that like the normal size of the eggs that they lay? >> yes, they are. >> my word. >> and we're very proud of this nutrient-dense, packed full of cla and omega-3's, pasture raised free range laying hens. >> all right. and you do have meat birds, right? >> we do have a niche market for meat birds. our family as you stated is part of a rich family heritage of farming in california for over 100 years ] and we do have the abc's of organics from almonds to olive oil. >> are you seeing an increase -- we saw a 5% increase across the board for chicken. are you seeing that increase, and are you anticipating greater demand? >> we're anticipating greater demand. we -- at this point for our poultry eggs, we -- we cannot meet the demand. it's just continued to grow since we have been in this operation about ten years. >> but the egg demand is growing separate and apart from the increase in the cost of beef,

. >> the needles couldn't get much sharper hen he was deciding. >> that was the scariest part, hen he was getting ready to go away to school. can i just keep him for four more years and just watch him play. everyday, two, three hundred of these a day since he was five. >> most of my vision of him as a high school player was through the phone of getting texts while we were at batting practice. mom giving me video of what his at bats were like. >> when one problem is solved, another arises. like what should he call his dad. >> i try to call him coach, but when it came out it sounded weird. couldn't call him dad. i can't yell dad from the field. i think we decided on calling him g. >> wasn't that long ago that he was just dad. if niko was old enough to carry a bat, he was old enough to be a bat boy. >> going on road trips was also a good memory. got to travel with them. used to dress up with the team, put on the jersey. >> sometimes it's survived real to try to sit in the -- surreal to try to be the coach and separate my emotions as a dad. >> but emotions has nothing to do with niko's st

although we can monitor the buildup, you don't know exactly .hen it's going to break, >> what do you look at? what are you looking for the gives you some indication of when a quake might strike? at the way the earth is deforming. the reason for the earthquake is that the fault is locked and the two sides are moving past each other. we look at that deformation and we can measure it with gps, satellite tom a and we monitor how much it is deforming each year. the other thing that happened is that even though it is pretty much locked, we still have smaller earthquakes happening. we monitor the earthquakes before and we have a whole sequence of earthquakes that let us be concerned. we will keep our fingers crossed and we will download the smart phone app. and you very much. they still don't know when the next big earthquake might strike. russia's annexation of crimea, a tragedy during an interview today. nato is concerned that the kremlin is interested in seizing even more ukrainian territory. securityow reinforcing in some former soviet and communist states which neighbor russia. >> ever

. >> hen human. >> aye. >> commissioner mar. mar absent. item passes. >> great. next item. >> next item is reorganization plans and job classifications with the 2013 strategic plan baseline. this is an action item. >> great. this item comes to us after the last time that we had growth in stuff for the transportation authority was in 2007 and now there are many new initiatives that the transportation authority is involved in, and i think we're now relooking at our staffing plan, and cynthia fung is here to present. >> i am deputy director for finance and administration. i will walk you through the slides. this is the strategic vision and work and staffing plan. on page two you have our vision and mission statement. we are guided by the principles of accountability and transparency and the goal is provide fnlt strategy and project expertise and oversight and for a better city and through innovation and collaboration and catalyst in delivery and a leader in the transportation feed. the agency has five core functions in one agency. we have our prop k local transporta

the hen party in the uk, this is a video of a bachelorette party. you are going to see a lot of awfulness. >> we got this video from manchester news. >> this is video shot from an airplane. >> they headed to barcelona. >> the woman in white is the bride-to-be and she is fighting with somebody in her party group. >> no word on why the fight started. if you see a party start throwing punches at each other the camera is going to start rolling. >> they always are fun to watch. i'm wildly entertained here. >> a flight attendant has to come in and help settle them down. her veil is falling out. when the flight landed the attendee was arrested and had to fly back to the uk. >> the bride says that she did not start the fight that she was defending herself. she admits that she shouldn't have thrown punches back at the girl. but i'm sure they didn't have a good time after this, right? you can't. this kicks off the party doesn't it? >> you know everybody is going to get drunk after this and forget what happened on the plane. this video is proof that parents sh

it's a hen watching the hen house, it's the wolf -- what's the animal? i can't remember! [ laughter ]. gerri: you get the picture, though. they're watching themselves. >> right. >> the reality is there are supposed to be fbi checks, fingerprints, at the end of the day, if you have a rap sheet, this went missing, i'm not sure why, obviously more steps need to be taken, i asked you before what the steps should be, you said reform broker check, how? >> you got to reform broker check, you have to make sure the people licensed are doing their jobs in investigating. i came across somebody just today, a client, who literally has lost his entire net savings. he actually called me from san diego, found out that all of his money is gone because some broker through the fraudulently induced him to make a certain investment. not to go into detail, that person had a long rap sheet and has been under investigation. they have to tighten it. there is a big difference between people doing larceny and large crimes to binges, the people at morgan stanley have big compliance division and you

. >> hen we left you -- when we left you on friday we were talking about rain. today is not the case. >>> good morning. we are following breaking news right now. an early morning shooting that happened in san jose. our ktvu news crew is on the scene. >> it's about to get a lot more expensive to park in downtown walnut creek. we will tell you how much more money you will have to feed into these meters. >> encouraging news as more signals are picked up in the search for the missing malaysia airlines plane. plus the new report that the pilot may have been trying to avoid radar detection. it's all ahead. >>> gosh -- good morning. we are out in walnut creek and we are taking a look at those fap scimiter -- fancy meters. this is a live picture out there. the time the meters are being enforced is being extepidded, the dollar amount, and also very big news for people who like to go downtown on the weekend. and we will check in with alex savidge who is out there this morning in just a moment. but it is monday, april 7th i'm pam cook. >> you know how to wake people up. go

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we want a hen party and the sandbags, don't we?thee have dropped standards. >> we had better take up rate. break. we will have more on the imf global forecast and the u.s. earnings season. all our guests will be talking about russia and ukraine. we will be back up shortly. ♪ >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry accuses russia of using forces entered agents to spark unrest. >> toyota hits the brakes. recalling more than 6.5 million cars around the world. >> it is the reporting season for all things luxury with lvmh up first. welcome to "countdown." this wednesday morning. reporters are ready to deliver the stories that will drive your day. .yan chilcote has the latest eece's possible return. at the luxury reports.as lvmh before we get to the situation on the ground, how has russia been resting on the economic front? russian encouraging shareholders to delist them. the board according to the russian business daily said they will look at this. they will not necessarily do it but they are going to look at this and consider delisting t

one of the best things, the bachelorette party or the hen party as they call it in the uk. this is a video of a bachelorette party, and guys, i'm sorry to say, you won't see a lot of awesomeness. you'll see a lot of awfulness. we got this video from manchester evening news. this is video shot from an airplane. they're 30,000 feet up in the air. the bachelorette party headed from the uk to barcelona. and, yes, the woman in white is reportedly the bride to be, a 30-year-old woman. and she's fighting with somebody in her bachelorette party group. no word on why the fight started. but as you can imagine, if you see a bachelorette party start throwing punches at each other, the camera will start rolling. this is the passenger on the plane that said i have to get footage of this. >> bachelorette parties always fun to watch. >> i'm wildly entertained. >> the flight attendant has to come in and help settle the bachelorette party down. the bride is all disheveled. according to the bride, when the flight landed in barcelona, the attendee was arrested and had to fly back to the uk. th

yesterday is hen lightning struck her hail she was crossing the street -- while she was crossing the street. >> i suddenly got this me at at the -- metallic taste in my mouth. >> she heard the thunder. >> a clap of thunder happened that was so loud i thought a bomb went a. railized after that i got struck by lightning. >> she saw light travel down her umbrella. >> in this hand i had my umbrella. this hand started staking uncontrol blue for about five minute escorted. >> moments later -- uncontrollably for about five minutes. >> the damage of the second strike let her know how lucky she was. >> i was just shaking and everything tasted like metal. >> but what a story to tell. she told her dad last night. >> he said that's funny because your great grandfather was sitting on a horse, got struck by lightning and killed. >> she is in pretty good spirits. obviously, this was not a direct hit, liz. in fact, price didn't even go to the hospital after. >> incredible. ryan, thank you. >>> chopper 5 used a break in the weather to give us a view of that damage caused when lightning hit a tree in

tension.more about the hen you say dissent mayor read it out? >> yes, mostly we have these in une when a dissenting justice feels so strongly it will be read from the bench. majority t is the opinion. after justice kennedy wrote for went on about 12 minutes saying why the considerate was ruling this way , favor of the michigan ban he then explained for more minutes exactly what was at stake and essentially said not ruling wrong but you don't get it. you don't understand how to rtant these programs are people on the margins. this was the first time we heard this voice. think of when she was nominated barack oved in 2009 by obama, the first frican-american president people wondered how she would use her voice and it came this week. >> get the legal basis for saying you can't overrule the making a validis point. the whole idea i thought with affirmative action was to keep going as long as you need it. if it is still need what had is next? >> in is a case coming back. university ofad a texas case a much more direct hallenge to affirmative action and

no truer words can be said hen it comes to his work. 450 years after his bier, this version of -- birth, this version of "hamlet" will tour every country - a global icon. >> his plays are about everything. like anything. in this play alone, it's domestic drama. it's a political drama, a philosophical drama. >> shakespeare's birthday is being celebrated in the english town in which he was born. stratford upon avon is proud of its favourite song. . >> reporter: this is where it began, the bard's birth place. tourists flock here to emerge themselves in all things shakespeare. >> his story and stories started here. his works transcended cultures and borders. with shakespeare's plays performed around the world from inside prisons to the great wall of china, and translated in scores of languages. >> he creates a landscape that is not connected to any one specific place. so i think anybody from around the world can find something of themselves in his writing. >> and nowhere do they feel that connection more than in stratford, where the wind and the rain only adds to the drama. >> after a dozen

. >> hen he said to me i tried it the nice way with you. bad choice. now we will have to go the hard way. >> a threatening phone call. the demands the caller is making that should raise red flags. >> we have a decent commute. looking pretty good here. ly tell you more about the drive to the bay bridge and your drive time across into san francisco. >> the rain has begun on this friday morning. i will come back and talk about how much rain we will get and how long it will last. [sister off screen] so, and i lied to you earlier when i said that...we weren't ready to have a baby, we're actually eight-weeks pregnant. [women] shut up! [brother-in-law off camera] we're pregnant! [woman] you're kidding me! [man] shut up! [woman] shut up! [screams] take the kid,take the kid,take the kid! [woman] oh my god! [everyone laughter,crying] >>> welcome back to to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. police are praising a woman who did not fall victim to a telephone scam. the woman asked us -- she asked us to only identify her as bobby. she was playing that voice mail to us

why wasn't he at the helm hen the ship went down?300 children are still missing. could they still be alive? let's go "outfront."

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hen you say the >> baseball up top. watch what they did in one game today.ce bochy, say the magic words, you are gone. ejected in the fourth. rockies up 5-2. michael morse put a stop to it. three-run job. second homer of the game. one of six san francisco hits today. and 11, tied at 8-8. hector sanchez, he goes boom with the bases juiced. second homer of the day. they win 12-10. they host cleveland later this week. oh baby, baby. we are in oakland, as trying to avoid the sweep by the rangers. texas up 2-0 in the 6th inning. don murphy goes deep. rangers starter martin perez. rangers win 3-0. they overtake first place after the sweep. oh, the as will get it back. they have houston starting tomorrow. nfl, the 49ers schedule is out. they will play their first game at levi stadium september 14. full schedules can be found on kpix.com. >>> paula cramer is on the field. ninth rank of the world, she is on a roll. back in march, sought this 75- foot putt to win in singapore. i asked her about this which went viral after it happened. >> it was a big moment for me and

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hen you flood money in you create cynicism. the court ve seen chip away at laws for years. does it have the immediate campaigns and candidates? >> this specific decision in impacts yourms only if you have the desire and means o spend more than $123,000 every two years giving to candidates and parties. it creates sense other avenues for big money to come into a system that is is brimming with cash. we have seen since citizens united anded a haven't of super pacs and active organizations of the ngly the center political energy right now and more ives wealthy people ways to give money to candidates and campaigns. it remains to be seen how many advantage of the new mechanism but i think for the sense onor it creates a that their voice is being washed out. you te, i want to ask about, were there things embedded in this. roberts lk about john playing the long game and picking out not just what you described which is the immediate here but things he might do in the future. what can you read in this ruling that?ells us about >> this definition of corruption is the key thing. what t

the law hen terms of is taking advantage of. there are similarities. >> what about his run for elective office? >> he would not be any shortage of money to finance a campaign. if somebody is open to the idea. of support there and fundraising stuff. he is somebody that is worth keeping an ion in terms of future openings for statewide office. >> is unabashed praise when it he did climate change, not seem like he was willing to openly criticize the president just yet. he is taking into account all of the things that obama does, not keystone. veryntioned keystone is important. he is not throwing bombs at the president. thank you. work.l look for your thank you both for being with us here. >> thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] coming up next, chris christie talking about retiring obligations. then rick rader and for taking part in a discussion on e-mail judicial leaders. after that, a form on supreme court -- supreme court transparency. >> it was

trying e wrong to keep to repeal a law that is working hen they have no alternative answer for millions of americans. > the president went on to go after states which also haven't expanded medicaid to allow more to sign up to get coverage. molly, why did the president political to go on a offensive like there? >> i think the feeling is the are on their side. we know whether a debacle the and it was out was touch and go for a while. it was not clear they were going to get the sign-ups. it was thought many with be deterred from signing up by the rollout. became clear the cboe projection was seven and they lowered it to six when the rollout was a isaster and now we have eight million so there is a feeling they have ammunition to make the case to the american people that words this isnt's working. i think also a lot of democrats behind the scenes have been do this because they feel like they can't make n affirmative case if the administration itself almost seems to be running away. gwen: i haven't seen a lot of clamoring to make the affirmative case. they seemed to be hiding under bed. >> t

. >> reporter: back in february, burglars broke in to chris hen hennessy's home in south san jose. >> looked over here and there was glass everywhere. >> reporter: he dialed 911, calling for help. >> is there anybody inside that should not be now? >> i don't know that. i was in there about five seconds. >> he knew someone entered his home and took some of his valuables. he wondered if they were still on the property. >> all right, chris. we will get out as soon as we can for you. >> reporter: how long did it take? >> at least an hour until the police arrived. >> reporter: 0 so the question with over 5,000 burglars last year in san jose and 16,000 in the past three years how many other residents had to wait more than an hour for officers to respond to their calls for service. we asked the san jose police department for a report, response times to all confirmed burglaries in the past three years. we wanted to review public records for public accountability. is chris hennessy's story unique? or is it testimony to a trend, perhaps a growing problem. in this e-mail the department confirmed

it is decorated with a rooster, hen, and chick. the previous record was set by a vase which sold for $32.4 million. neither of which would go over well in my house with twin 3-year-olds. - previously, on "30 rock"... - so, you're-- - in three weddings, in the same day-- yeah. - fate is telling us, we're each other's settling soul-mates. - i've been seeing someone else, and i think i'm in love with both of you. - jack wants me to stall? so, i'm gonna marry... japheth, and we're gonna live in... nineveh, and i'm gonna be a... prostitute. - yes, i continue to see other people. - one person, who, apparently, you're also in love with. - it's possible. haven't you ever read "archie comics?" - jack, i got divorced. - i didn't know if you would ever leave mark, so i let myself fall into something else. you look amazing in that dress. - you look like a gay mortician in that suit. - you know, kenneth, i have a thankless job. for example, i'm here on a saturday

show.is the vision car -- hen engle it wasn't a good sign when the roads to the beijing auto .how were clogged the few traffic police hurting the traffic into what was up -- hearding the traffic into what was supposed to be press only did. three hours in traffic, ironically heading to the auto show where they are going to sell more cars and put more cars on the street. it was a much better once we got inside as we hit human gridlock at the press registration. >we've gone from one slow boilig frying pan into another. three and a half hours or so in the car. now we are in the queue to get our presentation, the press presses -- the press passes. the irony. conference that is opposed to be delivering mobility. remember i said it was press day? there may have been more toddlers and grannies than working journals here. it added to the crush. making matters worse, the popular korean actor was asked by policeman to come because of security reasons. david beckham is also a no-show, too, at the show. so you signed on david beckham to be your china jaguar brand spokesman. he was supposed to be he

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sleepover ago after knocking on and in search of survivors seven crewmembers were found dead in this hen run accident this happened last year when march in the seawater swear that a lot of theory incident took place. and just about to be authorities cut six crew members. the influence of alcohol during a boat in the waters around korea. even if he wants more trouble last month authorities found seventeen sailors steam ships with a lethal i think it's good to pass by theirs alone here in korea about six hundred people were found dead or missing the maritime accidents most of them caused by human error. from two dozen ninety two thousand thirteen. there are about fourteen hundred afghans xt and added those two percent were caused by the crew safety violations and negligence for the cause for most of the accidents. carl is in those cases the penalties for the crew would be considered like i'm most. most of them were let off is just a morning while others were suspended from work. not a single one of the crew members at their licenses revoked. the year after year like punishments for the man

for more, i'm joined by "wall street journal" columnist dan hen inger. assistant editorer, james freeman and kim strassel. kim, to you first, if i may. you have, i think, a case study of what exactly lois lerner did. >> yeah, that's why what happened this week really mattered, especially out of the ways and means committee, stewart. we finally have an idea of the methods that lois lerner used to go after some of these groups. we know in the case of crossroads, she focused in on them. she exerted pressure on a group to audit them. it appears she exerted pressure on yet another unit to deny them tax exempt status. and it would seem she also inserted herself, which is a big no-no in the appeals process, trying to convince the group within the irs that handles appeals by such organizations to maintain the decisions that these -- that her units had laid out. so we now know how she did that. and that's important, because before it had all been a bit vague. >> so that's direct evidence of what she did personally intervening. it's right there. got it. yes? >> ye

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i was just talking to folks who work in sack hen to, they say say the unions are starting to flex their muscles. ken. >> yeah, phil. these are powerful groups. california teachers association. big lobbying group in santa clara. have they talked about where exactly the bill stands right now? this is more of a resistance to them actually doing more work or them wanting to see more nurses, more administrative staff. >> as you know, whenever a bill passes through sacramento, people hang different agendas on them. first off, teachers are teachers. the people say we have to take care of the problem now. it is jobs. it is money. it is a definition of teaching in democratic. it is going to make the one to debate. >> phil matier in san francisco tonight. >>> for the first time we're hearing the family of the south bay tita who stowed away on a flight. bet citations yu joins us with more. >> that's right. we are learning the story of the stow away teen has more to it than we first saw. once you have heard the story reasons it is completely not true. the brother, sister and step mom told me about

mary wrote how is everything like the little mother hen. but not abigail. silence. but then john was sent off to europe and abigail was devastated. and elizabeth really -- she could read people well. and she wrote to abigail not saying why haven't you written me or care if i like married life. she said for some people this would be a wonderful thing to get rid of their husband but for you who were joined at birth this is a tragedy and i want to send my sympathy, because she lived with the two of them, and she said this is awful. i want you to know that i feel it for you. and at that point, abigail got off her high horse and she said how are you? how is your husband, mr. shaw? i am thinking of you as well. so it was resolved. but i think because abigail wasn't married, she was the middle sister, she wanted to be older than someone. and at one point when she was in europe she heard from mary that elizabeth was sick. elizabeth was trying to get up and take care of the borders and the students and she wrote her a letter that was irate. you cannot do this. you must stay

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you play because you love it. ,hen, all this other stuff winning championships, getting inducted intol of fame, making a change in the sport comes as you are doing what you already love to do. >> what is the sport of full? tell us about the individual games and scoring. how can people learn more question my >> you have three different major games. a very old game, derived from the same background as golf. u.k. played in the non you have a table with pockets. you play with two white balls and a red ball. it is different. then you have only play in the united states where you go to the regular standard nine foot tournament table. it is something you would find in somebody's home. this is eightball or nine ball. strategy thate goes on in your head. i understand it is physics on the table. but to a certain point this is about thinking one shot, many shots ahead. >> it is like the game of chess in a sense. you play ahead. usually, it is an open table, i will think to balls ahead. have to adjust if you get out of line and come up with a plan b. you really do think ahead. >> is one of the wa

hen the right hobble gentleman -- >> order. neither the prime minister orer of the opposition or any other member of this house will be shouted down. >> when the right hobble gentleman was sitting in the cabinet, this business lost half a billion pounds. it is now in the private sector. it is making profit. it is paying taxes. it is working hard for our country. and more to the point, there are over 140,000 people who work for the postseason, delivering letters, delivering parcells, who own shares in the business they work for. they have a stake in the future of the royal mail. they are collecting dividend as well as may, and that is something we should all be proud of. >> speaker, he can't answer the question because it is such an embarrassment. he sold at 330, and this morning the price was 563 pence. it is basic math, mr. speaker. not so much the wolf of wall street, more the doubles of downing -- the dunce of downing street. let me ask this. if royal mail was sold at today's price, how much more with the taxpayer of heard?

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>> i don't think that this is the fox in the hen house.e had conversations with him throughout this process and in all those conversations he has been respectful and thoughtful in the one-on-one conversation. >> this is one-on-one but nasty and accusatory in public? >> i have not negotiated with carl icahn so i don't know if that is how he rolls. >> all that i know is in my direct conversations he has been thoughtful, and what has happened in this case is jimmy lee, the vice president of jpmorgan called me last week and he was meeting with carl on unrelated topic and he said, i think you should spend more time together. we did over the weekend. we talked repeatedly on the phone and we focused on not separation, we focused on the fundamentals of paypal's business, we focused on the enormous opportunities there in front of the company and once we did that we had strong, common ground and we will continue that dialogue going forward. >> jimmy lee, was he part of those discussions or was this you and carl icahn, one on one? >> he started this

to those folks that still feel that way, explain to them the value of letting the fox in the hen house >> i do not think it is a fox in the penthouse. from the beginning i've had direct conversations with carl. in all those conversations he's been respectful and thoughtful in our one-on-one conversations. >> but nasty and accusatory in public? i have not negotiated with carl icahn, so i do not know if that is the way he rolls. >> all i know is in my direct conversation he's been thoughtful. what has happened in this case, and jimmy lee, the vice chairman of j.p. morgan, all the last week. he was meeting with carl on another topic. he said, i think you and carl should spend some time together. we did over the weekend and we talked repeatedly on the phone and focused on separation -- we did not focus on the separation, but we focused on the business, we focused on the enormous opportunities in front of our company. had common that, we ground, and will continue the dialogue, going forward. >> did you hear him say that this is a win-win for shareholders? >> this is a clear win-win for shar

this is a personal curiosity of mine because i also want to try out the latest in technology. ,hen ito social media are we less or more secure? >> we have to be careful in what we do. you're putting so much information about yourself available to the public. people look for that information and they're looking to hire you and some people post where they are, when they go on vacation and you are basically putting a dossier on yourself out to the public. >> once a photo is posted, it's always online. >> it is always online. it is very difficult to ever take away. >> what about in private social networks? >> it indicates it is going to be better, but it's going to be very difficult for you to ever the truly confident that something you post online is removed. >> never take your location. why? ofcamels can take advantage you being a way to go and steal goods from your house. -- criminals. their home in san francisco is empty and they have an open invitation to steal. >> every app asks for your location these days. >> they wanted you locate you to give you direct advertising. you have to b

blm took 140 acres from tommy hen dorr son a-- henderson and paid him nothing even though had he this had the land for 20-years. they want to seize another 90 acres along the texas, oklahoma border. >> we have seen an aggressive over reach by the federal government in more than one instance. if you have an agency like this this that is very well funded it shouldn't be a surprise they are going to over reach and extend that aggressive approach. >> the blm and executive director claims the public land even though henderson has been paying taxes and taking care of the land the entire time. >> i have continued to have to pay for this land or the federal government would seize everything else i had. i made my last payment on land i lost in 1994. >> greg abbott getting in on the site saying the blm's claim undermines the foundation of our democracy. it is unclear how seriously the blm is trying to claim the land but it is a store we we will watch for you. >> the united states raising the stakes in the ue kwan. american soldiers rushing to the border they are there for military exercises. an

when we look at what was going now that already clear .here is significant corruption ,hen you have a firm position there is no one that would make that claim against you. now say whatll justice means. they have already started to leave turkey because they know what will happen to them. >> what will happen to them? >> their crimes are numerous. when there are so many crimes, they know they committed those crimes, they are leaving turkey. >> this is what you said on election night. cane who managed to flee flee tomorrow. i filed criminal complaints about some of them and they can also flee. we will walk into their den. they will pay for this. how can you threaten us? you are on a campaign to root them out and prosecute them wherever they are. these are people who are part of the judiciary, the police who brought corruption charges. do you believe because of the wiretaps that they were deliberately trying to do what? to find evidence against you that they could target you with corruption? >> mr. rose, technology is so advanced that you can listen to people's conversations and then you c