herbert goode was shot and killed during a robbery, on the 23-hundred block of west 57-th street. he had just collected 34- hundred dollars in cash for rent. that money was gone after goode was shot. police in south holland are looking for leads in the murder of a woman in her home last week. they questioned the ex- boyfriend of 33-year-old rachael galbreath last friday, but let him go. he moved out of her home, just days before the attack. investigators are asking galbreath's friends, co-workers and relatives to share any information that may lead them to a suspect. a second case of *mers, or middle eastern respiratory syndrome, has been confirmed in the u-s. doctors say the new case is in florida. the patient is a 44 year old health worker who lives and works in saudi arabia. the first case in this country, also involved a person who spent time in saudi arabia. he has been released from community hospital in munster, indiana. school officials in winnetka are warning parents about a dangerous "dare" game being promoted on the social media. in the "cold water challenge," a student

as i said in the frank herbert quote it's all well and good to appear open and honest but we can't figure out. the agenda should contain sufficient description of the item so a person of reasonable intelligence can understand whether or not their interests will be effected your staff doesn't do that. and this is noted a one-time case this is all the times they say we can agree we technically he met the law but the intent is we're supposed to be planter and you can't be a parent without the document that's why we have the sunshine ordinance you can't make reasonable public comment if we don't have the documents. >> is there a motion to go into closed session regarding agenda item 5? >> i so moved. >> is there a second. >> i second. all in favor, say i. >> i. >> i. opposed? >> no. >> no. the motion passes 3 to 2 >> we wi session. >> okay. we're going w we're back in open session during the closed session there was a motion that was passed regarding the portions of the closed session that would be disclosed to the public. the first thing we agreed to disclose related to the reason we went in

without any further ado, please welcome general herbert carlisle. [applause] goodmorning, it is great to be here. hopefully everybody can hear me ok. i appreciate this opportunity. talk your chief little while ago, just about a --th ago, so i will try to he covered the air force at large the bible talk significantly about the asia-pacific area and to be honest, i have not changed the slide and it should say into asia-pacific. indo asia pacific. the term we say is we have hollywood to bali wood and penguins to polar bears. the other thing i would like to do is thank michael and david here afterme to come mustache march was over. mine was embarrassing, i have tried to burn pictures, but i did not do well. i appreciate not having to have that when i was here. some people have not figured out that yet. [laughter] this topic, i will do a couple of things, but i'm looking forward to your questions. that the time i have spent in the asia-pacific time of the century for the united states. the asia-pacific century for the united states, and everybody knows the importance of

host: herbert is from georgia. caller: hello. good morning, pedro. this country is too divided.3-year-old veteran everything else. there are two bank any problems. too there are many problems. minority, wethe voted for obama. the people spoke, pedro, and the thate need to understand if we are blaming this president -- white america is in denial. we are claiming it. you understand me i go we need to -- you understand me? i would not even vote republican. they are for the rich. they turned their back on health care. they don't want to do nothing with unemployment. they don't want to do nothing, man. host: there is a new designation for syrian opposition forces in the united states. now they are given foreign mission status. host: rick, good morning from florida. caller: what i wanted to talk about -- i have been listening to the show and everybody is talking about the unemployment benefits, being able to get those and having those extended. well, the thing is at least they have that chance to go back to work. they have that chance even if it is going to mcdonald's to get some work

. >> i want to bring in bob herbert, senior fellow of dmost and with the white house times and jackie kucinich. goodorning to both of you. >> so the nrcc has this website called the benghazi watchdogs.com that's asking for money. we're expecting to hear from speaker boehner some time in the next hour and he's got his weekly briefing, bob. is he going have to do something about this? >> i think he certainly should and i would be inclined to think that he will. we know that politicians play politics, that's no surprise, but some things ought to be beyond the pale and this is a tremendous tragedy and should not be a fund raising tool. >> republican congressman, james lang ford is using benghazi and running for the senate in oklahoma and scott sent out a fund-raising, mail so he can hold the administration accountable. what's the risk for republicans and those who at least try to push forward both with the fund raising and with the hearings and using it as a campaign issue? >> that's the thing. they're using it as a campaign issue. if this committee hoped to get anything done and anything serious to com

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herbert. and richard kim of the nation.com. none of you are disqualified in my book. that's ail in. rachel mad maddow starts now. goodng. >> good evening, chris. that was awesome. thanks for joining us this hour. every four years in the great wind-up to the president yal election there is one christmas that happens during the primaries aside from actual christmas. it's the civic high holy day of the primary season called super tuesday. super tuesday was created in 1988 by southern democrats who thought if a bunch of their southern states held primaries on the same day they might get a national democratic nominee the south liked. 1988 is the year they ended up running michael dukakis against poppy bush. i'm not sure the plan worked but super tuesday has stuck with us as the high point of the presidential primary calendar. it's not always decisive in

goodness. >> i've known a number of splendid men in my day. my dad would be the finest. george herbert w. bush, george h.w. bush would be probably up there too. there was a gentleness to them. these were people who had been through the crucible and yet retained a gentleness of soul. >> rose: might you have been a better or different writer if you has not been buckley, jr. did you ever ask that question because it was at time contentious relationship was it not. >> oh sure. we fought, we fought a bit. but we also so had intense love. i was an only child which made it perhaps all the more intense. it's an impossible question to answer, whether or not i would have been a worse writer if my father hadn't ... i learned an awful lot from them. i mean, i had a, he was one hell of a mentor when it came to writing. and he was a tough grader too. i did not spring from the womb writing well. i had to learn this. >> rose: have you ever thought about that question or is it just an answerable question so therefore you never think about it. >> it's not something i tend to wake up in the morning puzzling

herbert hoover or some other republican. you voted for him twice, okay? you, i'm sure, when he was elected, thought he would do a good. >> are you profound ely disappointed in him now? >> yes, yes, i am. i'm extreme ely disappointed in him. i should say i voted for him once. i actually didn't vote in the last election. because i really was so underwhelmed when w. my options. i didn't feel like standing in line just to vote for somebody who was never going to become president since i voted in d.c. anyway. >> powers, powers, wait, wait, wait. you could have written in my name. come on. >> gosh, why didn't i think of that there would have been a lot of people in dc writing in bill o'reilly i'm sure. >> sure there would. i am extreme ely disappointed him in i hear this all the time frank ely. very excited. >> poll numbers obviously. this v.a. thing, i think he doesn't recover from this. i don't think barack obama recovers from this. because it's just enough. critical mass has been reached for whatever reason as you accurately put it, powers nailed it. he is disengaged. is he not engaged. he is not explaining, he doesn't

image of barbara bush, and the statesmanlike position of george herbert walker bush, who i will still say on foreign policy he was pretty good, terrible on domestic policy. and so i, too, had to fight that public image. and i came out of it quite conflicted. >> host: nicole is in michigan city indiana and nicole, your are on booktv with kitty kelley. >> caller: thank you, ms. kelly. i'm really enjoying the program and i just admire you and i love your approach to writing unauthorized biographies. i'm an aspiring writer myself and i would like to know, how do you start your day, the whole process and starting her books. are you a morning ride, evening writer, what is your process? >> host: what kind of books are you writing? >> caller: well, it's a book on how to get married, because there's a lot of single women, how to get married. [laughter] >> guest: that would be a best seller. >> caller: that's what i'm hoping. and i look at successful women also and how they met their spouses. that i talk to women every day that are in marriages and say, no, how did you major husband. so i'm doing research and also drawing upon my own

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