the lawmakers and politicians kind of taking different stances than we're used to in terms of the hock position in the position president obama as you've already seen sort of seem seen as hawkish continuing to you know the surge in afghanistan the involvement at all in libya that he's in favor of and then we have people like lindsey graham who i never thought i'd say this in you know now now time post two thousand election john mccain saying obama's right to be involved in libya and yet. then we also have a lot of republicans coming out saying wait a minute he didn't get congressional approval we should think about this to talk about this this redefinition of you know the hocks versus others no longer a blue and red issue well that's what i used to think about john mccain he has turned into a lack of google his he is so old and senile the man really needs to be brought to a nursing home and provided care for he has whatever john mccain says is so irrelevant he's so removed from the troops as like his rhetoric i support the troops it's a bunch of nonsense but really what's going on with

trial ray, whose business as a celebrity swami was badly damaged by the sweat lodge deaths, kept on hockingis wears on the internet. "stay the course," he tweeted on june 1st, "be strong. obstacles are simply opportunities for growth and advancement." ray himself may have many opportunities for growth and advancement coming up. the sentencing phase of his trial starts next week, and he's looking at up to 11 years in prison. for "nightline" this is dan harris. multi-policy discount. geico, saving people money on ore than just car insurance. ♪ geico, saving people money on moe than just car insurance. >>> the popularity of riverdance, the traditional irish folk dance revival, showed that an old language of movement could be made to speak to modern audiences. well, now the riverdance phenomenon is speaking to even newer audiences, although this time with a whimsical twist. and for nick watt in our encore presentation here, that is a "sign of the times." ♪ >> reporter: wait for it. wait for it. john cullinane from county cork, bust a move. irish dancing back in 1963. glum faces, arms limp, unus

doug hock, with encana, explains why the industry has been hesitant. >> they've put a lot of money, aot of capital into r&d, so they're reluctant to talk about those formulas. however, because there's been so much concern, industry has taken steps where companies, including encana, are now starting to post for each well the chemicals that are used, quantities that are used, so that's publically available. >> reporter: hock says he's also concerned about passing new laws without the science to back it up. >> there's got to be some kind of causal link, and we haven't seen that. we've heard a lot of anecdotes, but we can't make decisions and we shouldn't make public policy based on anecdotes. >> reporter: officials at encana say they've taken steps to prevent water contamination, including an expensive "closed- loop" system which uses a treatment facility to clean and recycle water. the state agency that regulates the industry is also confident that the fracking process is safe. the colorado oil and gas conservation commission is responsible for issuing drilling permits, water testing, r

this is where they call hock hill, that is the tunnel leading to a piece of u.s. history that just about an hour and a half ago saw a final look at life. a strange silence followed us around through halls and doors, then on this journey, we were lit only by man made light. >> this is a long way from nowhere. >> reporter: this is named this because it was never finished. over head rails, hanging from rooms once filled with 2400- pound explosive shells, designed to hit an enemy ship as far away as the islands. bars, thick concrete, this was -- built to fight. it is dark, not a lot of air, hard to breathe. a virtual amaze underneath the head winds. and for the last time today people are actually going to be allowed inside before the doors are shut. >> reporter: the battery was never open to the public, but signs that the public camped out inside are everywhere. >> you can see them run, a lot of these are out of the plays. there is a lot of water, a definite hazard. >> reporter: the area was a secret entrance for many people who entered illegally. dark and narrow on t

and so hocking when i had a meeting with the local authorities i told them to make sure that people call in these families to make sure they get invited to community events and to make sure that the accepted and not pushed away people have the option to turn themselves in office and syria and give their position and if there is insufficient evidence to convict them we give them jobs and instructables people's employers to assign them supervisors to both observe them and facility at their interaction with other people with their new colleagues in order to prevent them from feeling like us or outsiders. the number of terrorist attacks over the past two years has dwindled to negotiate what makes your approach different from other heads of the north cook asian republics so. no i can tell you that i entered iraq as well as my community of another leaders like we are all people and one cannot see that or dramatic differences between us we all live in the caucasus we all share an understanding of the traditions and customs and the conditions we live in and that is why we often share the scene w

well it's interesting because on monday the number of arrests that we had on monday it's hocked the number of arrests in february and in march combined as i understand so is my concern that this is actually a new way to police are going to treat journalists and or demonstrators at the capitol and i hope that this isn't going to be a trend that lasts because the people of wisconsin are not quieting down they are continuing to resist i mean the things that scott walker wants to do here you know people are saying that he is he is it's a death sentence i got a louse up on sorry if we have to have this break thank you so much for sharing your story and i hope that this is in a way that we see more and more of thanks.

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i am so out of cash, i'm going to have to hock grandma's ring. >> my pawnshop is a lot different thanes in las vegas are like down south with liquor licenses. they're very expensive. they're millions of dollars in vegas for a license. and large corporations ended up buying the other pawnshops so i figured instead of competing directly against them, i'll make my shop different and that's why i have the pawnshop with stuff on the wall. >> you have really valuable stuff in there. steve and i bought in some stuff from our house. priceless stuff. you go first. >> all right. this has been -- this has been a family treasure for over a week. it's some sort of an egg thing with another egg thing inside. and it came in a bark box. it's got to be -- what are you willing to give me today for it? >> absolutely nothing. >> no! >> all right,>> i thought it was a fabrige egg. >> it's a fabri-something. >> first, i have two little trinkets. this is my childhood charm bracelet. >> you went a lot of places. >> yeah. with charms from all over the united states and the rest of the world. >> it's charming.

most people understand i can't afford it and i don't want to hock my house to come to your wedding. >m supposed to be making people feel good and i'm so upset. >> i need a sip of this. >> yes. it is thirs-day. >> it is thirs-day thursday. >>ç this is sangria. >> iced tea. >> it was national iced tea day. >> we missed it. >> we're making up for it. this is a white citrus sangria. it has lipton's diet green tea, which is what i drink every day. >> me, too. >> it's good, isn't it? i tried it last week. >> is there anything in it? >> yes. >> it's delicious. >> it has white wine in it, orange juice, lemon and lime. delicious. >> everybody is planning getaways this summer. >> yes. >> you have exciting places you would like to tell us about later. >> yes. >> i'll have quite the summer. >> yes. >> but if you're in a wacky mood and you know who you are, we have vacation destinations you'll love. >> yes, if you want to pack it up and go to minnesota between august 26th and 27th, there's a place called barnesville, minnesota and they have potato days where they do all kinds of potato activities

hour, several decisions from the term were very relaxed about the prospect of post hock rationizations in other context especially the aur context that i mentioned. in both chase bank and talk america, the agency interpretation came in and ameekcuss brief offered either to the lower federal courts or to the supreme court itself and the court simply said, well, that's ok. this reflect's the agency's considered position. that was the formulation. i think this converts the whenry principle from something like the rule or presumption into something like an add hoc inquiry into whether all things considered the agency is has taken a deliberate position may come in a brief for all we know might come in a letter. for now, that logic is confined to the aur context. or sorry, that approach is confined to that context. but i don't see why the logic should be confined to the aur context. it would also be possible to adopt the same approach in straight forward judicial review of agency action situations. we should watch to see whether it spreads to other do mains. this might be a reals innovation