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house. stay with us. >>> good evening, geraud moncure here in the comcast sports studios. first step for the giants' right-handerr as tim hudson got off to the right foot in scottsdale as we show you the exclusive video. we had the only camera on hand as huddy had the bull pen session. he was closely watched by pitching coach dave righetti and at 39 this is his final major league surgery, and recovering from the bone chip being removed from the ankle, and that is no laughing matter. >> well, there is no reason barring any setback that i should not with be ready for the start of the season. >> and steph curry went to the white house to celebrate the progress made in the global fight against malaria. he collects for every three-pointer made and he donate ed donated that money, and then he had time for the discussion in the oval office and they discussed hoops. >>> and andre iguodola laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. and david lee's grandfather is bur buried there, and he said that he was honored to today to lay a wreath there with his teammates. >>> and back

joining us tonight congressman randy forbes, member of the judiciary committee, also a member of the house armed services committee. good to have you with us, congressman. >> thanks, lou. >> your reaction to king abdullah, in ordering the execution by hanging of two al

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with us to talk a little about this more is mack thorn berry, the chairman of the house arms services committee. thanks for joining us. what can you tell us about this guy jihadi john now identified as mohammad emwazi. >> i don't have information other than what your reports indicate. what strikes me is he is one person apparently there is some more information about, but there are approximately 20,000 of them foreign fighters that have gone to iraq and syria to join isis. so i think it's interesting as we dig down a little more on him or the guys that were arrested in new york but we need to keep the scale of the problem in mind. that this is far bigger and far more dangerous i think than the managers or a lot of folks want us to believe. >> based on what you know emwazi we've seen him on videotape with the knife actually beheading americans and others. obviously he's a dangerous terrorist out there. but these three guys arrested two of them in new york one of them in florida, are they serious terrorists or just a bunch of losers? >> and how far are you willing to let it go before yo

us right now. up next special live coverage of president obama and german chancellor angela merkel with a crucial press conference at the white house. stay with us. thank you for being a sailor, and my daddy. thank you mom, for protecting my future. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are thankful for many things. the legacy of usaa auto insurance could be one of them. our world-class service earned usaa the top spot in a study of the most recommended large companies in america. if you're current or former military or their family, see if you're eligible to get an auto insurance quote. >>> hello. welcome to our viewers in north america and around the world. welcome to our special live coverage of the joint news conference that's coming up at the white house. i'm wolf blitzer reporting from washington. there you see live pictures from the east room of the white house. president obama and the visiting german chancellor angela merkel conferring right now on the latest multilateral attempt to bring cease-fire if not peace to the situation in ukraine. on wednesday chancellor merkel and the french president francois

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with another vietnam vet. >> that's right. >> and the nixon white house wasn't happy with you. >> the nixon white house, imagined i could usehis word about a president, a presidency, sneakily, prepped the guy, young guy who was a right-winger to oppose kerry, left winger, called t.v. booking. as they saw it. kerry was effecti. so was the other fellow but the white house wasn't thrilled. they thought i didn't let him -- i am just sorry nixon is not with us. let me take that back instantly. what i mean is, i'm sorry he didn't live long enough to see my dick cavett's watergate which was on pbs and you can find it online, and you must see it. dick cavett's water graduate. you can find the whole show. somebody found that i had tons of watergate stuff on my show. i had mitchell. i had g gordon liddy. and you can see him ask if i am a jew, ask somebody. and if you want to just a sample, youtube has the moment where nixon says to his lickspeetle, hr that woulderman, what can we do to screw him? have you ever seen your name mentioned by the president of the most powerful man in the country who wants to screw you? context? >> the son

housing. she's been with us at the shelter for about ten months which is a really long time. >> more and more dogs and cats are finding themselves in a similar situation. the spca says that pet owners should have their dogs or cats written into their lease agreement, just in case your building changes ownership. for abel giving up his dog is not an option. >> if i have to choose between living my dog or -- i would keep my dog and go somewhere it's more friendly. >> now, believe it or not, the spca is recommending that you put together a resume for your dog or cat, putting people on paper that can vouch for your dog or cat, just in case you find yourps lookself looking for a place to live. i'm cheryl hurd nbc bay area news. >>> thank you very much, cheryl. >>> help may be on the way, president obama getting involved in the west coast shipping slowdown. the president sending the u.s. secretary of labor to the bay area tomorrow to help broker an agreement. hundreds of businesses are stuck in limbo unable to deliver for their customers. that labor dispute has shut down shipping from seattle to sa

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joining us, former army vice chief of staff general jack keane. let's start if we may with the white house decision to seek other for use of military force against the islamic state. how do you square that up with efforts to downplay the threat of theicic islamic state. >> they seem incompatible. he is doing the right thing coming forward giving him authorization. i would hope congress would give him that authorization. so we can react to isis in a way that needs to be done if we're going to defeat it. in terms of the his statements about isis, that has been a pattern of behavior going all way back to 2009, that is minimizing the rise of radical islam in the region in various countries, never squareing what is happening there. disengaging from the middle east pivoting to the east, and also minimizing the immediate isis threat. which is very significant as we know. >> the number of foreign fighters has quadrupled, for isis over the course of the past year. we're talking about 20,000 foreign fighters moveing into syria to join the islamic state. which was in the spring of last year already,

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legal challenge is a bump in the road for the white house, and millions of undocumented, or a road block that will be hard to get around. stay with us it's "inside story". for the white house, for the white house, >>> welcome back to "inside story" on "al jazeera america" are. i'm ray suarez. a federal judge concluded that a group suing the obama administration has standing in attempts to stop people living and working in u.s. legally, those with legally resident children. the president announced an order dropping them to the bottom of the list for deportation. with the injunction in place, they are in a kind of limbo until higher appellate levels hear the case. keep in mind the previous deferred action for childhood arrivals or daka will remain in place. joining us is josh blackman sant professor of law. and the executive director of the national immigration law center. >> let me start with you. hasn't earlier supreme court decisions made it clear that there's federal authority in the area that the states can't make laws regarding immigration policy. >> thank you for having me. the supreme court explained that in immigration, it's

with the housing bubble. this was because of democrats. democratic policy got us into this mess. ocratic leadership in the house and senate they got us into this mess. i am not excusing republicans. if you remember what i was talking about with the tea party. the tea party rose because they are so frustrated with republicans in washington dc who were not keeping their p promises. that is why i came to congress. i came to congress to make sure that we have a party that just -- does not just talk about its principles, but acts on its principles. that is why we have the house freedom congress -- caucus. host: i want to get in bernard, waiting in florida, independent. caller: good morning. i think god for people such as c-span. i want to say to this congressman, as a black independent, i find it disingenuous for person like yourself to come on and lie like you have been. it was the republican party with their wars who got us in this mess, not president obama. also, for you to say that the republican party freed the slaves -- you never freed the slaves. host: i want to give you a momen

with his thoughts on the growing islamic state. also a member of the house financial-services committee, a good to have you with us. the speaker is being charitable to say that president obama has a counterterrorism strategy rather than a war strategy so the president himself is like a big city mayor when it comes to fighting radical islamic terrorism. >> he did. and also let me remind everyone of the goal is to use that of the caliphate. but here is the frustration. when we have given authorization for the kurds to be armed or the jordanians, the next day we see is the delegation to save lives of the administration follow-through? with the kurds, they're still out there trying to fight off artillery. they don't have this in their arsenal so they can roll back prices. and let me add january 1 year ago his ambassador in baghdad was asking as were members of congress, if isis' moves out of syria there on the open road and to hit them from the air we went all the way until august. so regardless of what authorization may might put forward to have a commander in chief who might not decisively act then this becomes a pro

specifically how those militants use social media to recruit the next generation of terrorists. cnn's michelle kosinski is at the white house. she joins us with >> reporter: hi carol. this is really interesting so far. initially we had the white house announcing this big summit but not ever using the words islamic extremism. but as the summit is getting under way for a second day now, all of the programs that they're looking at are really focusing on muslim communities around the country. what you have now is some who have been annoyed with the white house for not saying the word islamic saying these are people who are becoming susceptible to ideology that isis is recruiting for but then you have muslims around the country saying wait a second we're being singled out. it's really going both ways. social media is a big part of the focus. how to counter those messages that isis is so good at getting out around the world. this is what the secretary of homeland security had to say about that. >> in just a short period of time we've come a long way in terrorists organizations ability to communicate. they have the ability to reach into our communit

house. new reaction from the administration expected to the murder of the young pilot. the president met with king abdullah in the white house. and they will join us with the latest from there. >> reporter: given the barbaric execution king abdullah who met with president obama, for him it was a game changer and jordan is accept stepping up its efforts to defeat isis. the president said the u.s. will turn up the heat on isis and in a confirmation hearing on capitol hill for the defense secretary ash carter, republican john mccain is putting together a letter to the president to it suggest the strategy is not working. >> we'll redouble the vigilance to make sure they are degraded and ultimately defeated. it is also indicates the degree to reach whatever ideology they are operating off of is bankrupt. >> let there be no doubt, we still don't have a viable strategy to counter isil. if you are not winning a war, you are losing. >> reporter: later today the president will meet with muslim leaders. he refused to call the executions and terrorist attacks muslim extremism instead calling it violent extremism. the pressure is going to get more intense on t

house agree to what some see as a surrender? we'll be taking it up tonight with house republican party policy chairman congressman luke messer. he's joining us tonight. we begin with the administration's flailing foreign policy. president obama today meeting with the amir of qatar offering an update on the iranian nuclear talks that may not assure arab allies or israel. >> i gave the amir an update and assured him that our goal here is to be able to verify that iran does not have a nuclear weapon. lou: the president's comments come just one week before benjamin netanyahu's address to congress, an address being snubbed by the administration. joining us tonight, former pentagon official fox news national security analyst k.t. mcfarland. good to have you with us. let's deal first with these revelations, if they can be confirmed, from the iranian opposition group, what do you make of them? >> iran needs three things to have a nuclear weapon. it needs the fuel enriched uranium or plutonium. a missile to deliver a nuclear weapon and a blueprint to pull it altogether. what the supposed deal does is maybe it restricts some of the enriched uranium, i

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that inflation has been a serious problem for many people, but it really hasn't affected us too much with our houseayments remaining essentially constant. the interest rate-- it was an fha loan of 5 1/4%. we're fortunate that inflation really hasn't bothered us. there were other winners. this wave of inflation coincided with the credit boom of the late sixties. consumers were urged to buy on credit. buy now before prices go up. pay later with cheaper dollars. consumers were spending money. increased demand was creating jobs. so businesses would seem to be winning, but many soon had second thoughts. business does not fare well overall during inflation. at the initial stages, some businesses think they are better off because profits seem to rise. you have a situation where your inventory cost is low. you purchased goods previously. inflation comes along and you raise prices. it looks like you get a bigger profit. suddenly costs begin to soar. you have this uncertainty. suddenly, most businesses are worse off. that often leads us to recessions. among those clearly worse off were senior citizens. mostl

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qualitative military edge. >> congressman bridenstine, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >>> and at first the white house attended a meeting with president obama and then handed it out as part of a press briefing. surprisingly, my next guest was not invited but he's founder of the islamic form for democracy. zudi, you spent 11 years in the navy and you're the head of the islamic form. why do you think you were not invited to the white house? >> well, because i don't fit the narrative. it's not just about me. we could have given him 23 names. the narrative that they want is an echo chamber for people to say we are victims and woe is us. this is the biggest priority versus those of us that believe we have a cancer within the house of islam and want to take responsibility for jihad against the jihad and he didn't want to deal with that. so he's chosen these so-called leaders to sing the tune that it's all america's fault and the other issue is that these are clearly muslims not against the brotherhood and not against any islamic movement globally. >> all right. and what about the fact that the white house s

joining us tonight congressman randy forbes, member of the judiciary committee and member of the house armed services committee. good to have you with us congressman. >> thanks, lou. lou: your reaction to king abdullah in ordering the execution by hanging two of al qaeda terrorists acted boldly and immediately upon the murder of jordan's pilot. >> lou as you mentioned, i met with the king yesterday, shortly after this video came out, and i think more important than the execution that we heard about today taking place, i think one of the things that was very impressive is that the king had as you mentioned a well-articulated strategy. can you tell he thought this out. he looked at it militarily he looked at it with other components and it's not a short-term strategy. it's not something he says he's going to be committed to for a short period of time. it's short-term and long-term strategy, and particularly, lou, he mentioned the fact this was a generational fight, and something that should unite muslims, christians and jews together to fight against this extremism that we're currently seeing. lou: you know, i understand the thinking

house. also with us is someone who works regularly on the economics budget and tax policy, the president ofommittee for a responsible federal budget, a bipartisan group focused on fiscal policy matters. for joining me. i want to start with you. what is your take on the budget? >> i have two different thoughts on the budget. what the president has done which is really important, is he has paid for his new initiatives. there are a lot of the president's priorities in the budget and they are first -- they are responsibly and not adding to the debt. that is the unfortunate thing is it is a huge missed opportunity. our debt level is still at record highs and that would remain the case under this budget. the president seems to walked away from summing he did earlier, which is to focus on why we have medium to long-term debt issues little underline our strength and help the middle-class. he does pay for things but he does not tackle the existing problems and they will persist until we deal with them directly. >> how do you respond to that that the deficit would be stable but not reduced under this

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with radical islam? to drones on the white house lawn. from nuclear talks with iran. >> for us to undermine diplomacy is a mistake. >>> to prime minister's in etten en netanyahu's end run around the white house. from president obama's inkreeg is increasing rapport with authoritarian regimes. from russia's failing economyincreasing rapport with authoritarian regimes. from russia's failing economy to russia's successful efforts to destabilize ukraine. >> there is no formula in which this ends up being good for russia. >> it is an interview you don't want to miss. >> there are costs to the decisions that we make. >>> but first, here's my take. president obama's trip this week to india was strategically important, symbolically resonant and deftly executed. but it coincided with a snowstorm in some northeastern states so it struggled to get air time and ink in the united states. in india, on the other hand newspapers devoted pages to the visit every day an television coverage was wall to wall. it even got the attention of the chinese government which denounced the new friendship. ob

housing. thank you for inviting us to talk with you about the affordable housing pipeline. i am joined by teresa yonger who you know as director of development for mcd i will begin today by summarizing the mayor's housing goals, as well as the proposition k that was passed in november and presenting the recommendations of the housing working group, then teresa will provide you on an update on mcd's pipeline including the geographic distribution of sites through the city and then talk about the housing projects at the port. as you know, in january of 2014 the mayor outlined a 7-point housing plan. his goal then, as now, is to secure housing for 100 percent of san franciscoans. the plan focuses on neighborhood preservation and increased production of both affordable and market rate ownership and rental housing. specifically the plan focuses on eviction prevention, preservation of existing units, doubling down payment assistance programs for first time home buyers, revitalization of public housing, building more affordable housing and expanding house options at all income leve

housing. she's been with us for about ten months. which is a long time. >> more and more cats and dogs are finding thelselves in a similar situation. the spca says pet owners should have their dogs or cats written into their lease agreement just in case your building changes ownership. for this man, giving up his dog is not an option. >> if i have to choose between leaving my dog or staying, i could keep by dog and go somewhere where it's more friendly. >> tough position to be in. we'll be right back. >>> well normally i would say where does the time go? but the weather has been so spring like i can believe that tomorrow is the first day of spring training. there's a live look at at&t park where they'll be down in arizona flowing the ball around. >> and hockey right across the way. >> a couple in india decided to leave all their property said to be worth millions of dollars to their adopted monkey. >> the wife adopted the monkey after the monkey's mother died. she treated it like a child and said ever since they took the monkey in th

chief white house correspondent ed henry is with us. the white house saying about the fbi director not being invited to the summit? >> reporter: very curious that james comey was not invited because this was obviously a summit on countering violent extremism extremism. he's in charge of the fbi. josh earnest said attorney general eric holder his boss was there, but overall the white house did not want to send the signal to muslims that there was too much of a law enforcement presence at this summit, something i pressed earnest on. listen. >> we wanted to make sure this wasn't overly focused on law enforcement. >> with that decision and other decisions at the summit, were you tiptoeing around not offending muzslimmuslims? >> i don't think that's the way anyone would characterize the summit. this was an opportunity for us to have a very frank discussion with people all across the country. >> reporter: not frank enough for some. former cia director james woolsey is saying that by not calling this islamic extremism the president, quote, look