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. >> aaron hind was 18 years old when he went to fight in iraq. >> some of the mortars came very close to the positions, couple of people in my company got killed. >> the traumas of war followed him home. >> i would be in a park and all of a sudden my brain would be wandering around, what would the scene be like if a big bomb dropped open it. >> the side effects were too debilitating then he started smoking pot. >> it allows me to focus on daily tasks that i normally might be in too much of an agitated or anxious state to be able to focus on. it allows me to enjoy my life. >> hind is one of 20 million americans who use marijuana on a daily basis. it is uniquely difficult to study marijuana, nobody can do it. just because a couple of states have legalized it recreationally, lots of people feel marijuana may have potential medical benefit. right now as the country schools as much cannabis as it is, it is almost impossible to know anything for sure about the long term effects. >> as states are passing world changing laws they're based on nothing but anecdote. we don't know how pot affects

. >> aaron hind was 18 years old when he went to fight in iraq. >> some of the mortars came very close to the positions a couple of times, a couple of people in my company got killed. >> as many others the trauma of war followed him home. >> i would be at a park and all of a sudden my mind would go to, what would happen if a bomb fell on it. >> the side effects were too debilitating. then he started smoking pot. >> it allows me to focus on daily tasks that i normally might be in too much of an agitated state to be able to focus on. it allows me to enjoy my life. >> hind is among 20 million americans who use marijuana on a daily basis. these are huge numbers it is uniquely difficult on a federal level to study marijuana. nobody can really do it. just because a couple of states have legalized it recreationally, doesn't make it any easier. some people feel marijuana may have potential medical benefits, but even though the country schoolsconsumes as much cannabis, there is no way to know for sure about it. based on nothing but anecdote. that's because the federal government has stifled res

providing a place for diplomats to meet a hind the scenes and certainly, we could see a last-ditch effort. what to do on that very thorny issue. >> what about the other big crisis in the room that we have not talked about? >> it is on the agenda as well. we have discussions with such drastic titles as, is this the end of the middle east as we know it? and are we losing the war on terror? lively discussions on those very critical issues as well. >> thank you very much. the islamic state claims a coalition air raid has killed an american hostage in syria. >> planes attacked buildings and claimed the female hostage was buried under the rubble. state department can't yet confirm reports but officials say the white house is deeply in talks. >> they did not immediately comment on that message from the islamic state but they said the fighter jets bombed training camps and ammunition reserves. >> is the first time the country has publicized airstrikes. they show the captured pilot being burned alive. >> a sense of outrage and sorrow among the demonstrators. the crowds your support the hard line t

if you really want to talk futility the republican congress did also get up on it's hind legs and by some counts, for the 56th time they got up on their hind legs and they voted to repeal obama care again. can you smell the excitement? as the washington post summed up for much of the debate on repealing obama care for the 56th time no more than a dozen seats were occupied on the repeal it side of the house. more than once the republican party had nobody available to speak on their side at they geared up to do it one more time. it's like it is not even exciting any more, but they did do it for the 56th time. it has been one month, exactly since they took full control of congress. you know, but hope springs eternal. they're the only congress we've got, and we do all really need to have hope here that congress is up to the task of doing stuff that only congress can do. not only because the homeland security department is about to shut down but because they will finally have to do real work and make a serious decision on the matter of isis. the foreign relations committee in the senate,

any madman who kills innocents in the name of god, that represent christianity, jewel day itch, or hind it'sism, buddhism. people are responsible for terrorism. >>> third is what state department deputy spokesperson marie hharf. >> we need to go after the root causes that lead people to join these groups, whether it's lack of opportunities for jobs. we can work with countries around the work. we can help them build their economy so they can have job opportunities for these people. >> well, anyway, the whole knock across the board from the republican side is that the president doesn't have a gut reaction to isis, to the behidings, to the burns alive. we're watching on television, people are angry beyond belief. he's not -- i guess this is what it's all about, that visceral rage. i guess that's it. >> i get it, i get it. maybe it would be great if he did what george bush did or what bill clinton did. he's right. first of all, the islam terrorists want us to call them islamists, why? that cloaks them in a religion that billions believe in. the president is luteally right to say this is not

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i get mad about the president's lousy debate performance, i get upset about 20 pointsb hind hillary.t reactions to things. i admit i'm different. he's frank sinatra, very cool. in the short-term solution somebody is breaking in your house, you make sure he didn't get in the house, whatever you have to. in the long term the guy would have been better off going to school than hanging out on the corner, we have to make decisions, but sometimes we overrun each other. thank you will marie harf for coming on the show. >>> who is for sure going to win the oscar on sunday? that's on "hardball," coming back. monthly statements and online...for free. that's pretty cool of you guys. well we just want to help you stay on top of your credit and avoid surprises. good. i hate surprises. ahhhh ahhhh are you ok? nope. we treat you like you'd treat you. we've already given more than 175 million free fico® credit scores to our cardmembers. apply today at discover.com ♪ there's confidence. then there's trusting your vehicle maintenance to ford service confidence. our expertise, technology, and high qual

we have hind hearts and coronets coronets, but this is the most dangerous place in the world except for libya. there's no way isis is going to sneak people in here. once they get in here, there's no imagining the mischief they will do. the idea of putting out the welcome mat for them is just crazy. i mean, look, none of the european countries want them. nobody wants them. why are we suddenly opening the door? sweden opened the door to political refugees in the middle east and it's been catastrophe for them. and this is the worst of the worst from syria and libya. the worst of the worst why are we rolling out the welcome mat for them? it makes no sense at all. it's the perfect state department itio idiocy. >> here's the problem. the immigration naturalization service has a bad history of letting people into this country. >> you acknowledge some slip through the cracks. >> that's the problem. >> we do not have reliable intelligence in syria. we do not have reliable information about these potential refugees in this country. we can't vet them properly. we don't have the ability to do that.

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. >> whether you're hind the wheel or walking today it's treacherous in spots. if the sidewalks and roads are sanded you've got a better chance of moving without incident, but the ice was too dangerous at the tacony-palmyra bridge where the pedestrian walkway was closed. it's just to slippery. >> i saw other people slip by the train station. >> reporter: what happened? >> they were doing a dance they did a jig on the sidewalk. >> reporter: it's slippery, but the sidewalks are not bad. the roads, 195 that was a little bit on the slippery side, you had to reduce your speed and everything was fine. >> reporter: well not everyone was so lucky we're back live at capital health regional 348 center where -- center where the e-r was swamped this morning with injuries from falling on the ice. you want to be careful and not end up here. nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> stay on top of the weather with the storm tracker 6 live app it gives up the storm tracker 6 live radar and the forecast on the go. >>> the "action news" morning team will be up and at 'em with inf

. >> which one of these hind uism christianity, is slam. >> a theism. >> which one kills in the that i am of nare religion. >> all of them have at one time or another in history. i'm not saying all right now. >> she's going back to the 1100s. >> he was a christian extremist. look it up. this is history. if we're going to use examples those are examples. these are political groups. they are not religious groups and let's not label them that. >> the islamic state is not a religious group? you aerd it first first ex folks. >> they are political groups using religion to -- >> can we just cleef clear this up? timothy mic va didn't blow up the building in the name of christianity he blew up the building in the name of whatever whacky anti-government thoughts he was having not the name of christianity. >> but it wasn't like isis based on religion that's the thing. >> we're not pulling citations from the koran it's all fabricated. >> our #"cashin' in" has grown into social media phenomenon, week after week we trend on twitter, we consistently dwarf our tomp course but i need something from y

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he hind those statistics are families have now got a pay packet and a job and the chance to be more secure future. and all of this at a time when the leader of the opposition was very clear he wanted that our policy would cost 1 million jobs. he was 1000000% wrong, and it's time they withdrew what they said and apologize for all those statements. >> mr. speaker, in november 2012 hmrc and the committee said there were a dozen prosecutions in relation to the case law. none of them have come to court yet. can he expect to us why that is the case of? >> first of all on prosecutions for tax evasion, the figures have gone up fivefold under this government since 2010. 2650 cases leading to hundreds of years of imprisonment taken as a whole. that's what's happened to but there is an important point here, which is in our country the tax collection agency, hrm sikkim isn't even of government independent of ministers, and that has to raise the taxes and carry out the investigation and order the prosecution. it's very important in a free country that ministers are not given the details of who is being

guy i would say they are pea bee hind by 16 years. that's my suggestion. or maybe 10 years. you know what one thing no one has talked about the video. if you remember the ohio players there was always a rumor that someone was killed during the song "love rollercoaster." remember that? what happened to the other guy in that buzz feed video that no one has seen him sense. since. they don't know where his body is. >> he thought it was his big break and it was his disappearance. >> they have been something. it taints the use of restraint. dom -- dominatrixes are protesting the move vee. the film based on the bach. the they say it is a sexual or orientation, what is it, and it is not a mental illness or character defect. most of the people who are seeing this movie will be expotessed to s and m the first time. it is not about abuse and rape and stalking. then what is the film l really? >> it is beauty and the beast with sek. that's what it is. >> i agree. let's look at a scene from the movie, sal we. >> ♪ my tastes are singular. >> i am incapable of leaving you alone. >> then don

. >> go to watch app or 6abc.com to see hind the scenes video. you can watch the oscar ceremony live. you can find more information about watch abc at 6abc.com. # # >> new this morning a terror group linked to al qaeda has threatened to attack shopping malice in the united states. this is a picture of man who issued the threat, the photo was taken from the group alhad a bob. the he mentioned a mall in canada and minnesota. they can carried out an attack on a mall in nairobi kenya that left 60 people dead. >>> governor christie is spending time at the governor's association national meeting trying to raise money. analysts say christy has trouble competing with jeb bush. members say they are confident they will have the money to compete in the race. >> thousands of people in the area will be in center city to celebrate the chinese new year. this is the way it looked in center city, last year during the annual festivities. the philadelphia son's association will hold the chinese parade. colorful costumes will wind their way up and down 9th and 10th

. >> the coat should not be restrictive and don't cover your dog's hind quarters at all and watch for snow accumulating in between your dog's toes. >> and they recommend booties, if they can stand it most will kick them off. >> we ran into the german shepherd that was found frozen to the ground last month. he is making good progress. >> he started barking again last night. i think he is going to be great. >> river by the way was wearing a coat. >> dogs can get frostbite you need to limit their time outdoors. in robbinsville with my pal buddy, i'm hmm hmm, channel 6 "action news." the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. anoro contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. anoro won't replace r

that's a big snow melter me hind me. 350 understand the of snow an hour. how about that?mountain of snow just keeps getting bigger and bigger. it feels like a losing battle. they've done a great job on the city streets getting the city cleaned up and ready for the next storm that's going to be rolling in. let talk that. more snow. but the bigger issue will be the winds. dangerous winds, likely knocking out power. wind gusts over 60 miles an hour. eastern new england. wind gusts of 60 down the south as well. throw the map into motion. the highest winds tomorrow morning. 67 in provincetown. new york atlantic city you're in this as well. we'll have power outages across much of the northeast. a foot or more from boston up to maine. lesser amounts in new york. they've gotten six feet in three weeks here. and more snow coming for the south, too later in the >> and good morning, washingngton forecast dave zahren here. a dangerously cold weekend on tatap. high tememperature today 38 but teeratures wilbe falling. ligh sw then a high wind waing tonight a wind chill ad >> this weath

city streets department was out here helping putting down salt because of the icy conditions left hind of the record-low temperatures not making this job any easier in chestnut hill this morning. that's where we're live in chestnut, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> thanks developing overnights, egypt has launched airstrikes against isis in response to a video that appears to show several hostages being beheaded. the 21 hostages were laborers from egypt rounded you happen in december and january. this is the first time cairo took action in neighboring libya. egypt's government declared a seven day mourning period forethe mass murder. >> a judge has yet to decide if prosecutors can play a supposed tape confession by the eddie ray routh accused of gunning down chris kyle and his friend chad little field. he pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. >>> former pennsylvania treasure robert mccord is going to plead guilty. he threatened potential donors from a law firm and property management firm for his failed run for governor. >>> clearwater crews are unpacking. pitchers and ca

. >> reporter: book lee hind the headboard and inspect sheets for bugs or rust-colored stains vrnlgts a look at that mattress. >> reporter: to seep tight and's don't let the bedbugs bite. >> and ounce of prevention is worth a ton of cure. >> reporter: in d.c., shomari stone stone, news 4. >>> time 11:50. >>> coming up you may not be getting what you pay for when you buy herbal supplements, and plus wishing for sunny >>> following several developing stories throughout the day here on nbc 4. first, at least 23 people are dead after a plane crashed in taiwan's capital. look at this. dashcam video. you see the plane slam into a bridge before crashing into a river. 58 people were onboard the plane. so far 15 people rescued. 20 still missing. >>> the ntsb should give an update on that deadly commuter train crash near new york say that killed six people. the train slammed into a mercedes suv during rush hour last night. the car's driver and five passengers on the train died. 15 people are in the hospital right now. the ntsb says crews will spend up to a week at the crash site gathering clues

they haven't identified any suspects yet but they say a fanatic group may be all hind the killing. is this having a chilling affect on writers there and people in general? >> reporter: there have been at least four writers who espoused an atheistic secular position in their writings who have been attacked in the past ten years in bangladesh. roy is the third to have been killed. we spoke with the forensic doctor who carried out his autopsy and gives you a sense of the savagery of the attack. the doctors saying that roy had deep wounds to the back of his skull, to his neck and his back. he was attacked, witnesses say, thursday night while walking home from a book fair with his wife in the capital by two attackers with what appeared to have been butch knives or machetes. he warned in a writing that would have been published in about a month or so in a magazine he warned he was facing an increase in the number of death threats as a result of the publication of a book which denounced religious extremism of all stripes, a book that was titled the virus of faith. i will read you excerpt

deputies arriving at the scene six minutes later saw only the lion's tail and hind quarter as it disappeared back into the woods. the sheriff's office said miss anderson did everything correctly for her own safety. >> don't approach them, don't antagonize them. if you leave them alone, they'll leave you alone. >> mountain lions are protected mammals in california. researchers say attacks on humans are rare. and residents already seem cognizant of advice from the state dwept of fish and wildlife. >> instead of going on a walk by myself, make sure i walk with someone else and make sure my kids, you know are not alone. >> i think they're probably more afraid of humans than we think they are. and i'm sure they'll keep their distance. unless we go to a den or something. >> a 30 year resident said had he never encountered a mountain lion. in woodside, david louie, abc 7 news. >> sky 7 hd was over the scene of a small explosion. it happened on the 200 block of sobrante way. it was an industrial accident. nothing intentional or criminal. hazmat crews have declared it's safe. the business should open

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and cook hind -- cook hinted at bigger things to come >> your passport, your driver's license, and otherortant documents can be digitally stored in a way that is safe, secure and easy to access. >> he talked about making your wallet irrelevant. he says apple is working with the government to make the transition to digital identification. >>> good news for your 401(k). wall street saw new highs today. [ bell ] >> why they tell to you stay in. the s&p closed at an all-time high. the dow closed over 18,000, very close to its record high. and the nasdaq is now at a level not seen since 2000. here's a look at the numbers: >> we asked kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks what the gains were all about. >> in recent weeks, the stock market has largely followed where crude oil has gone. when oil is down, the market is down, when oil picks up, so have stocks. >> that's jason brooks. some analysts say the crude oil will come back from recent lows lifting the energy sector and the overall stock market higher. >>> it's a tale of weather extremes on two different coasts. people in boston deali

and all of the changes that happened along the way seemed inevitable in hind cite. never know whether you're going to go left or right but four years later it seemed like you always were always going to go left. that's the way life feels. >> what understanding should we have of mason's marriage. >> what i think is wonderful about the marriage is that you don't get any. you get a child's understanding which is that the movie never really -- you never know what happened. and i know my kids are this way. i was this way. i don't really care. i love my mom and i love my dad. they're amazing people and they love me. and the world likes to create a narrative about a person who is at fault or where it is. but just from the child's point of view, you don't care. >> birdman is a film about art and artists. michael keet plays an aging actor at a define will moment in his life. the black comedy unfolds into an unconventional showbiz film. >> reporter: come on, let's go. ose: nice to have actors who know what you're trying to do. >> i think it was clear conversations all the tim

he hind those statistics are families have now got a pay packet and a job and the chance to be more secure future. and all of this at a time when the leader of the opposition was very clear he wanted that our policy would cost 1 million jobs. he was 1000000% wrong, and it's time they withdrew what they said and apologize for all those statements. >> mr. speaker, in november 2012 hmrc and the committee said there were a dozen prosecutions in relation to the case law. none of them have come to court yet. can he expect to us why that is the case of? >> first of all on prosecutions for tax evasion, the figures have gone up fivefold under this government since 2010. 2650 cases leading to hundreds of years of imprisonment taken as a whole. that's what's happened to but there is an important point here, which is in our country the tax collection agency, hrm sikkim isn't even of government independent of ministers, and that has to raise the taxes and carry out the investigation and order the prosecution. it's very important in a free country that ministers are not given the details of who is being

do hundred 70 million estimated migrant workers. 61 million left hind children.children. migrants cannot bring their kids. they have announced that migrants who go to those cities they before got temporary residence permits which allowed them to work there but they had no rights. they cannot get health care, schooling, why homes, cars. isnow what they will do abolish that. some cities already have. then, you get a permanent residence permit that allows you noget the benefits except schooling. that is still something. >> they probably don't have the infrastructure to deal with the demand yet. it means building more schools. a lot of kids. thank you so much for that. time now for a look at the corporate stories making headlines. here is shery ahn. >> cash profit at the lender road. 3.5%. new zealand -- u.k. regulators are looking into internal practices following reports of swiss units helping clients. the authority says it is working to address any questions raised about the banks current operations and culture. the sca does not plan to open a formal inquiry. trou

had on miss hind what he wanted to do.un and he shot me. >> be on this lookout for this man and if you have you have to walk somewhere don't alone. >> no rhyme or reason. no particular time of day. no gender race anything. it just seems the attacks have been random. that is very scary. >> one of the shootings happened here in this otherwise quiet neighborhood not the place you would expect trouble. police say there is one pattern in all of this that is all of the victims were alone at the time they were attacked. neil a carlin ski, abc news missouri city texas. >> an update on the murder trial of former new england patriots star aaron hernandez. the jurors were shown surveillance video showing him dancing an hour before the murder of odin lloyd. they ran up a $250 bar tab earlier that day. she said she had to step in and when he and another man were smoking weed. >> i believe marijuana because that's where the smell was coming from. i asked them to put it out because other customers could smell it and they did. >> massachu

what was really going on behand hind the scenes at the "saturday night live" anniversary special?cer: from abc news this is "world news now." >> i wish we could do the news in a snuggie sometimes. >> i know you do since you have a blanket right there. good morning. i'm ryan smith. t.j. holmes is on assignment. >> i'm reena ninan. tgif. it's friday. >> tgif it is friday. but it is a cold friday. our top story the bone-chilling cold gripping much of the country so much of the country from the plains to the eastern seaboard and even the south. >> many of the homes in the south aren't set up for temperatures this low. pipes are freezing and bursting. our coverage begins with abc's marci gonzalez. >> the cold is ridiculous out. enough is enough with the snow and cold. it's like being in the antarctica. >> reporter: there's no sugar coat canning how people across the country feel about this bitter cold and no end to the creative ways they are trying to keep warm. >> this is actually a sleeve to a sweater. or a jacket sweater. i cut the sleeve off and used it as a hat . >> reporter: from

>> i have in my hind -- hand -- they with the lid. this is the minutes of the meeting.e, pretty clear. they say it was the only option. fairly vague. we know there was a 50 billion euro bond buying plan every month on the table. they decided to raise that to 60. beyond that, the news is the discussion on buying corporate bonds. they fall short on the severn -- sovereign debt side of things maybe that is the trigger. they have also pointed out they will terminate this program when the inflation target is hit. that could be a wild. >> i look at these notes -- these are much more emotional and visible headlines. >> they are. there were concerns that releasing the minutes overtime would cause a nationalization of the ecb board. >> i have to give you that one. the fear that this would spread across europe and have some sign of real nationalization -- a lot of this is discussed publicly anyway. we know what he thinks and we know what most of the national governors think anyway. it is a concern -- when you whisper, people lean in. you have seen the fed get trapped in a corner

shots at it. >> not to mention to roll the quarterback at another option. >> sure. >> obviously in hind, that guy, he made the point. >> made a great play. >> that's the kind of thing, if he makes it oh, yeah. so obviously they got the beast. you punch it in. but the guy made a spectacular play. >> malcolm butler. >> the kid was a free agent out of western alabama. and obviously now we all sit here but usually those pick slants at that point, particularly when you look for the run, he was wide open. >> they weren't even in the right defense for it. they just total tally second-guessed themselves. they thought too much. it's pretty simple. you've got the beast. hand the ball to him. he's got three shots at it. there is no way -- i would say in a vegas put odds on whether he would get in over one yard and three carries, i mean, it's a lock. not 1-5. not 1-10. 1-100. 1-1,000. no way to put him out. >> did you see the interview before the game where collinsworth said to him -- bob costas sorry. tom, can you just tell us you had nothing to do with -- we're going to let the investigation, eve

secretary kerry talk about this global community as if somehow leading in the from behind seems the right hindedommunities in the world are going come together and the great arc of history will improve evening eventually. the problem is efface an existential threat from from islamic jihad. i think what the director will tell us today, the people in isis think it's not only their right but their responsibility to kill anyone who doesn't subscribe to their twisted brand of islam. be they christians, jews and eighthists. we'll eventually have to confront it. my hope is we'll somehow bring all the elements of nationality powrlu together to confront it before nuclear weapons are introduced to the region. when people say we are going to put boots on the ground. it's so much bigger. it's all of the different groups who are on the march in more parts of the world in greater strength than ever before. you on defeat this with an alliance. martha: a comprehensive strategy we seem to be missing. they don't want the groups out there to have it look like we are going drawn in and having us come into their cir

dozens of these providers oppose reclassification because in their on words, raises our costs and hindyment only to impose new barriers in their place. in sum, i find it appalling that we would overwrite democratically enacted common sense protections for consumers, especially in the absence of clear direction from congress. i must decent. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you and i think for the audience i think for the first time the 21st century has come here because commissioner riley was reading that off his ipad, rather than the rest of us here still dealing with mr. guttenberg's ideas. there are few irrefutable truths and broadband. one is you can't say that your for broadband and then turn around and endorse limits on who can offer it. another is that you can't say i want to follow the explicit instructions of congress to quote, remove barriers the specific language congress has told us to do, to remove barriers to infrastructure investment but endorse barriers on infrastructure investment. i think as they say in north carolina, that dog don't hunt. you can't say you're for com

the hind the marches and the protest and the violence. there are many ways we can do better. what all of us would agree with that is that as journalists our mission has to be more than providing a megaphone to the people on either side of the issues. we also have to bring some light so it is not just tete-a-tete. i think we have a ways to go on that, but i saw some of that in the coverage like these thrilling sidebar conversations that can you mentioned. people in print and radio have different challenges than people in television. in print we saw great coverage of issues behind the problems in ferguson. like all of the good reporting we saw on the municipal fines in traffic tickets and the way that towns like ferguson were interacting with the poor residents in the black community. that is something you can do more easily in print. television and something more about pictures. compelling pictures. there is a focus on the big crowds, there's a focus on the loudest voices often. there can be a focus on violence. this is why context matters. i think that we have had a good star

of the current rich people get an education back in the day are we going to lift the ladder up bow hindor are we going to pay it forward? the fact that some went to public university shouldn't pay taxes and decrease the cost for the coal of dealt free college for the next generation is absurd and going to fringe. i hope jeb wins that. host: good morning, rick. caller: i have two quick questions. back in 2012 in the democratic platform, you all voted christianity and got it out of jour platform i think three or four times. what religion did you replace it with? and the thing is out of the rio trio which will have to answer for the acts of these two videos and the sustainment development of the peru deal? who is going to have to answer guest: host: we'll get a response. guest: i don't have much of a response to that. keep reading. host: debt get your reaction to the "washington post" this week. host: the total representing cash and pledges in tax filings includes $262 million that was raised in 2013. the year that hillary clinton stepped as secretary of state and devoted her energies to t