. >> david hocking, senior editor at roll call joins us to talk about this -- hi, david, how are you? >> hi, arthel. great. thank you. >> let's get to what nancy pelosi is saying. should the demes have equal access and participation, and that is what nancy pelosi is saying and with the upside or down side of fully participating or not showing up at all. >> so the democrats, nancy pelosi is considering three options, which is accepting all of their seats on the committee which would be five seats to the republican 7. the republicans have a majority in the house, they get to have a majority on every committee. that is relatively straightforward precedent so they get five out of the 12 seats. her second option, which one of her leading allies rosa delauero out would say to give the democrats full participation and be entitled to the domes and witnesses and the third option is to walk out and protest altogether and say we're going to take zero of our seats to declare the investigation a farce. that has not been done before i can find in all of the research i did on the history of these ki

jack is hocking guitars off the wall from the display. this is wonderful. absolutely.ook at this one. >> you need to come back inside. he is able to pull this off a couple of times. >> and we are free. i'm fine. >> we need to keep it in. i can't believe jack didn't get booted after the first attempt. they are really forgiving. there is a major melt down below up. so jack and jackson are getting it. and then, the reveal happens. it is a joke. wait he said gibson put us up to it? she what happens when a good samaritan is trapranked for bei honest. and still to come an expedition with challenges on the way. there is no 911. why they all head out for the ultimate adventure. plus, see what fun thing this cutie is determined to reach. >> and we'll reveal the monday buzz word for your chance to win an ipad mini. >>> close ed captioning provide by: >>> you guys know i'm in love with adventure and i want to introduce you to a whole group of people doing extraordinary things. going out on a massive tour. this is all part of a 12 part web series that they put together. i love thi

when they found her body, the cops began checking pawn shop records, in case someone had tried to hock it. nothing. >> a police officer spotted pietz's car overnight. >> the last major piece of the puzzle turned up two weeks after nici disappeared. her car, a gray jetta, had been found abandoned in a parking lot in seattle's university district. forensic technicians hungry for clues crawled through the car. they noticed the driver's seat had been pushed back, but it's what they didn't find inside it that intrigued investigators most. >> what was found in the car was david's dna, along with nicole's dna. there is no indication that anyone else had been behind the wheel of nicole's car. >> detectives were now wondering. wondering about the husband. >> coming up. he was definitely a player. >> dave chased women inside the club, outside the club, on side of the club, on top of the club. >> but did that make him a killer? >>> at the latest gym where david pietz worked, co-workers like troy wagman understand full well why david looked so rough. still, it was a hard thing to witness. >> he lo

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you said he injured his hock. >> he did. >> busted hamhock kept him alive. >> have you ever hit a vehiclehat's parked there? no one is around. you have that moment of, what should i do? do i leave a note or just take off? >> i hit a parked car once. you have to leave a note. you have to. >> which is what this girl did because she hit stuart's car. >> came to my car and saw this note. it said "i tried to pull into the spot next to you but the person on the left side was parked horribly and i scratched the back left side of your c car "this was the damage. she still felt bad she hit him. this is an honest person. let's reward her for her honesty. >> the plan is to have her call sydney and sydney will be like oh, my gosh, i hit a woman's car. >> hi, sydney. my name is jenka. i got your note. can you meet me there? they set up a meeting. the offender shows up. there is stuart sitting already waiting for her. then he strikes up a conversation with her. >> what's your name? >> may name is sydney. >> what are you here for? >> i hit this girl's car today. >> egging her on to make her feel bad. >>

they are still in hock to the mcdonalds andthe wall street boys but they will see that that minimum wage ingoing to cost them votes 2014. tavis: what do you say to people like bill gates and buffett who are great philanthropists and used their of good.do a lot i make a distinction between fantastic four-game longest philanthro prime minister py an. against they are not increasing the minimum wage but how and how fast you do it makes andfference says bill gates warren buffett. how do you respond to that? is way overdue. years new since 1968 up and down the minimum wage has fallen beyond inflation. means that workers are giving a winfall to the andoyers year after year not getting that back pay. all they are saying today is well, let's bring it back to adjusted for inflation and in the meantime worker productivity is doubled. modestthis is the most thing you can imagine. and it will put tens of billions of dollars into the economy to stimulate the economy and create more jobs. brainer. is a no schaffl elfed y and rick santorum and romney for a minimum wage. >> how do you respond to the fol

. >> well, mine is -- hats off to the developer for being on hock for $40 million. i'm sure he knows what he's doing, from somebody that's put up their own money in projects down through the years, so i know what that's like. i think this is going to be a great project. i'm really excited about it. i've lived in san francisco for 43 years now and i've driven over in that area thousands of times and you look at this eyesore and you say when are they going to do something down there? finally when you get our director and all the staff, i don't know than and yourself, finally negotiate a deal here that works good for everyone. and we're finally almost there. you know the lady that spoke a few minutes ago about bethlehem steel raising her family, educating her, whatever, it's my understanding that we're going to be using steel made in america. is that correct? there's going to be a lot of steel in there. somewhere along the line i heard that. i'm hoping that's the case. so first occupancy it says 2016. do we have prospective tenant for 2016? which building is that? >> i

he took that opportunity, borrowed a much of money, put every asset of the company in hock and got it turned around. they had been training all their assets year after year and they really turned it around. he has cleaned up this company and handed a very healthy company to mark fields. and of course, fields kind of deserves it. he is the one that turned north america into the most profitable in its history. not just the trucks and explorer suvs, but smaller cars, the fuel-efficient cars, the focus, the fiesta, and the fusion is doing very well. it is a very exciting time for ford. >> karl braur, talk about the f1 50 pickup and the all aluminum frame. rex this is the most important vehicle they sell. it is a huge profit center for them. you know they will not make a change unless they have confidence they can do it, and do it in a way that will give them competitive advantage in the other players in the pickup field. i expect it to be very successful for them. >> jamie butters, mark fields -- what does he have to do to keep this rollout going smoothly? >> he needs to do what he has be

thanked sielaff with a bottle of champaign and a card for not taking their symbol of marriage and hocking at the nearest pawn shop. we thought it would be found eventually, but not this soon and certainly not by someone as honest as you are. i can't thank you enough. i really can't. a superstar couple releases a movie trailer for an upcoming concert tour. jay-z and beyonce released a trailer promoting their upcoming 'on the run' tour. they portray a pair of outlaws running from authorities. and plenty of other famous faces make cameos in the short -- jake gyllenhaal, sean penn, don cheadle, emmy rossum, and blake lively are all present. this tour marks the first time the couple have co-headlined a show. it kicks off in miami june 25. in other tour news, sir paul mccartney has been forced to postpone part of his "out there" tour. the former beatle came down with a virus and was forced to cancel several tokyo performances. those shows are expected to be re-scheduled. you can see his show here in the u-s beginning june 14th in lubbock, texas. the world's greatest action heroes are adding the

today, as we hock at the morning we are starting off cooler in some areas and with a lack of cloud cover we should drop a couple more degrees by 7:00: 47 to 56. we will see increasing clouds and breezy by noon and it will be mild at 58 to 68. by 4:00, that is when the scattered thunderstorms could develop and 68 to 72 and breezy at 58 to 68 but the likelihood of you dodging the thunderstorms is remote. >>> we will head back into the mountains where we have a big accident involve three or four vehicles with lanes blocked. we are getting conflicting reports from c.h.p. and hearing it is in the northbound direction and in the southbound direction and right near the summit or holy city road but as we can see the red is in the southbound direction so it is almost safe to say so that is where the crash is located so if you are headed away from lexington reservoir you will find this jam and there is no alternate to get around it, and northbound traffic is the usual bit of volume as you head through the santa cruz mountains to get through the pass. we will keep you updated. the north bay shows 1

failed to get verbal contact with flight 370 and that's when the kuala lumpur tower con can tacted hocksingapore to see if they had seen or heard from the plane and up in of them had. >> so 17-minute span where nothing is going on. then we talk about the four hours span. why so long to actually start searching for it? >> we know from the report there was apparently some confusion the first two hours, and the confusion was between the tower in kuala lumpur and the operations center from malaysian airlines. at 2:03 in the morning, malaysian airlines operationser in tells the tower in kuala lumpur, that airline 370 is in cambodian air space. the tower calls cambodia and they say it's not. at 2:18 the airline tells kuala lumpur the airliner is in vietnam. they called vietnam and it's not there, either. it wasn't until 3:35 in the morning, about an hour, two hours after the plane went missing, that the airline finally acknowledged it did not have precise tracking on this and that's when the realized something was bad. why it took two additional hours to get search crews out in the water is s

there is a double standard it's okay to hock christianity, we're demanding more and more from societysociety is demanding that christians be toll tolerant and hostile towards christianity but increasingly, there is little sensitivity given to those things held dear to christians. >> speaking of which, there is a controversial over this football player michael sam who is drafted to go into the nfl to the rams, he was almost the last draft pick and the cameras were there at these nfl draft picks, they tell me and he was seventh from last. he was very happy and he and his boyfriend. he's the first openly gay nfl player. he and his boyfriend shared a kiss and it's caused controversy by some and there is a backlash. do you see a difference in the way michael sam has been treated and the attention given to him and what we saw with tim tebow and the expressions of his faith condemned in a lot of sickles. >> the situations are different. michael some is deserving of praise because why? he's the first openly gay player in a field that's been filled with homo phobia. they play in the locker roo

let us say what we have to say and we will but we are not separatists we are not radicals i live in hock of m sixty one i want to understand where i live what country i live in not up russian ukraine belarus need to unite machinelike russia down russia isn't here russia supports us morally but not physically americans are supporting they join to face likely. there are troops there are a lot of documents video material spread and materials proving that but nobody is interested me. but let me just clue how many people come to the rallies and everybody is there from students to pensioners even veterans come ukrainian t.v. spreading lies there saying that russians are being brought in is even possible to bring so many russians look thousands of people come for rallies in eastern ukraine have they brought half of the russian population here they call us extremists we always ask for permission to hold peaceful rallies but they refuse us you know but it seems that the heroes of my done i will out to seize buildings to rob banks to kill people but we're not allowed to hold peaceful rallies you c

what do we do with that that's the problem the corporate liberals and the corporate republicans in hock to the corporate supremacists and their money like the koch brothers that is what has to be jones like you've seen it all the time in congress however look at look at this the pacific trade agreement is about to be cut by obama with the other countries he's going to yeah yeah he's going to send it to the house and senate. never going to get through why in defiance of palosi the democrat leader and boehner the house speaker for the republicans there's going to be a left right coalition saying no fastrack you're never going to get to sue unless you allow all kinds of amendments which would stop it that's unbelievable because all over capitol hill are all these corporate lobbies get that trans pacific thing through get it through you know it's going to raise price of medicines we're going to lose more jobs it's bad for america but it's good for us multinational corporations they want to keep ship and jobs and industries to fascists and communist regimes overseas so instead of trying to c

military used special forces and try to do it on an ad hock basis and the south. it did not have a ministerial link. that was the beginning of the problems between the afghan government and the u.s. military. karzai did not have control over it. local commanders. that was seen as a problem. it lacked legitimacy of the state oversight. a comparison between the three cases offers a way for us to do it. there are some geographic areas. on findings, in the case study, we made the point that we did as historical research. we go back in the 80's and in the 90's. we were drawing a picture of the local security structure, the context. who were the people that came to power? how did they manage their forces? did they have control over them? gram.avoided the pro a lot of them had the weapons and the networks. over the years, going back to the early 1990's, it was very fragmented security environment. the commanders. in one valley, there were three commanders. each was undercutting the other. the american military was very difficult. they did not know who to trust and who no

they felt very much the trade because in previous years able like benjamin hock come federal agent, hadried their best to assimilate the creeks and this was a very clear response that they didn't want to become americans. selected a lot of force to the removal proposed move indians out of this area permit. a conference there is a phrase benjamin hawkins in use. he was a federal agent to the southern indians, and when he first got wind of the red stick movement, which is largely religious efforts but also very militaristic, he said the red sticks were possessed of a conquering spirit by the master of breath that the shawnee great spirit figure. and so i thought that was appropriate from that perspective but also of course when the americans are attacked at fort mims their response is to respond in kind, and basically go into an all-out war with the creeks. i thought a conquering spirit kind of capture the essence of what was going on on all sides of this conflict. we were initially part of a team of archaeologists was contracted by the alabama historical commission to look at the archaeo

also need every second american has fallen victim to hocking over the last year how to all see dot com to find out the common pitfalls that make people vulnerable online. or used to movies portraying robots has the bad guys trying to wipe out humanity but it seems there may be no need to panic as easy or prescribe not found out as a moscow exhibition a cutting a chamber know it. racing and draw you into a loose heel even though there are just plain bloody welcome so the ball of the robots. this is no hero so he's basically just lamb that is living in what is he doing what you know so basically what it's doing now which is it's all in your face around and if you go close up to it you're going to get a fright and jump out and if you try turning. your cell phone on here. it's. just all the little piccies of the russian word i think someone was going to really develop this robot for is a must robot you shouldn't be in schools and universities and they're going to program by program or for different purpose. i. definitely see lots of different robots today and i'm not going to lie to you i'