non-negligent manslaughters for more i'm joined now by neil in the cave is a senior writer for human events on live neil great to have you here with us you so first off what i want to ask you how was fan your ground laws expanded this justification for using lethal force. well i think there's an old english tradition in common law that a man's house is his castle william blackstone talks about it in scotland terry's on on the british english law that you know to violate the sanctity of a man's house at your own risk and i think that's always been a cherished tradition in the united states and certainly certainly we're not just talking about one person a lot of times there's this family members involved it's not just property you're also there to protect your family members ok so now we have this new information this new study out from texas a and m. university showing that when these laws get implemented that a pretty significant that's a pretty significant number almost ten percent seven to nine percent spike and homicides so when you're looking at figures like that could be stand your gro

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of law previously chief prosecutor at guantanamo bay and also neil mccabe a senior writer with human events at fellows thanks so much for coming on i saw it today and i know that you and i have talked about this quite a few times before but i think it's really important to get out there why in your opinion is want on the base still open. it's been a lack of will really on the president's part i mean i think he was sincere when he took office and four years ago said we're going to close it within one year and we sit here four years later and it's still open what mentioned yesterday during his inaugural address. and it's just an unfortunate chapter of the just keeps going on and on and the i want to get your take i mean do you think that promise should have even been made in the first place i thought it was reckless i think that he was sort of playing to the crowd there were people who wanted to believe that it was possible get mo had become sort of a symbol of sort of bad america and president obama always wants to be on the side of sort of nice america but these are these are irregular comb

tonight joining me chris allman conservative commentator and activist ulick a senior reporter of human events online editor the guns and patriots column and sam sacks progressive writer and contributor to truthout or so welcome all of you great to have you with us given what's going to happen if the debt limit isn't raised and there's an old say you casually run across a cop shows you know that hostage takers have to be willing to kill or at least serious seriously maim the hostage or they shouldn't take them in the first place typically don't so are the republicans chris chris are the republicans genuinely ready to either kneecap or kill the american economy well i guess the real question is is the president willing to do that because he has his out against us control spending is what's leading to this problem and he has been unwilling over the last four years to do anything about any one of them when did the constitution change and say that that the president could authorize spending i thought that was soley the responsibility of congress well look at the last deal that he cut i think we sh

volunteers gave their time today to take part in a habitat for humanity event in daley city. the group was assigned jobs at a condo construction site where there will be homes for 36 families. they will house families from marin, san francisco and san mateo. >> the volunteers are building the yard where the families will play. they are painting the doors to the home that's families will live in. they are working on the roofs, putting shingles on. it's a real experience unlike any other in the bay area. >> construction continues for the next few months. the families will move in in the last few weeks of april. >>> next at 5:00, a different side to lance armstrong. why the disgraced cyclist became emotional in part two of his interview with oprah winfrey. >>> and we will show you what notre dame linebacker manti teo is saying. >> there are some dangerous continues today for the beach and a preview of the maverick surf contest. >>> good evening, we talked about the high surf all week. today the surf got up to about ten feet. expect it to crest by 20, 30 feet by tomorrow and warm

new york city at a habitat for humanity event and chicago, writing letters and making care packages forseas. >> let's remember what they've done for us. >> reporter: in 2011, 64.3 million americans, more than one in four adults a five-year high, volunteered their time, some 7.9 billion hours combined with an estimated value of $171 billion, at a service fair on the national mall, shante brown brought her two kids and niece, filling out a family pack to give back in 2013. >> you don't have to be famous to make an impact. >> reporter: there were a few famous. chelsea clinton the day's honorary chair. >> hey! >> reporter: actresses angela bassett and eva longoria saying it's about time. >> time is the most important to give an organization, volunteering a time to paint a classroom, read a book or mentor. >> reporter: across the country organizers expect upwards of a quarter million people to take part in today's national day of service events. lester? >> ron mott thank you. we'll have live coverage of the official inauguration at noon eastern time and monday covering it all day long beginn

should they be negotiated with joining me now to answer that is neil mccabe senior reporter with human events online and editor of the guns and patriots column and welcome back to the top good to have you with us so you know if you would you know i guess one of the rules of hostage taking sure is you don't take a hostage unless you're willing to kill or at least kneecap the hostage right if you know if your threat isn't isn't serious so are the republicans really serious about being willing to crash the american economy as they go into this one i don't think the american economy is going to crash and two they are very serious about getting control of the spending of the federal government the constitution gives the house of representatives in specific control over spending preeminence not the not the senate not the supreme court we're not talking about spending here we are talking about snow we're not we're talking about paying the bills the spending congress authorizes spending the congress had a bank for a little while member when tom de lay was right when denny hastert was running the hous

america but that's my take let's hear from those joining me now is the ok the senior writer of human events on line and of the guns and patriots colony at welcome back now with the pro card each position i mean like a so well good to be with you tom it's good to have you. doesn't doesn't make a certain amount of sense that we know the disease control the. districts or they're they're pretty clear that a gun in a household is far more likely to be used against someone in that household or in the neighborhood than it is to be used against a true why wouldn't a gun in the classroom be equally dangerous was someone who i've played with statistics myself so rather than deal with the statistics sure there's so probably some chance of that and i'm sure you're being sincere about it but these are these are parents who are concerned about their kids and they have a right to do what they think they should do to keep their kids safe and if that means that they there are teachers who willing who are willing to step forward and get the training and be there to protect those children i'm not sure that's

panel joining me are marc harrold libertarian commentator and author neil mccabe senior writer for human events online and sam sex progressive commentator and author over truth or guys welcome to the program so you know i think i've made myself really clear role of. just curious mark you're the the libertarian in the bunch you're brought your arguably the most opposite my my world view of the role of government in this do you think that obama really today changed the course of america or be. again the process of changing the course of america from the reagan revolution do you agree with my and krauthammer is analysis that reagan actually flipped america and could this be the flip back i agree with you and. this was a good day for the president if only i don't agree with very anything really that you just said i don't agree with it all very little except the civil rights for homosexuals in his speech today i agree with almost nothing the president said is this which in time it absolutely is president obama and i will give anybody who has an idiology is honest about thirty jala g. and puts it out

commentator and contributor to truthout dot org and hope national security and defense reporter with human events on line and auk and all of you let's start off by talking about the socialist president obama according to bloomberg news u.s. corporations after tax profits of grown by one hundred seventy one percent under obama more than any other president since world war two their highest level relative to the size of the economy since record keeping began in one thousand nine hundred seven profits are two times as high as their peak during the reagan administration and the annual average corporate profit growth under. obama is the highest since one thousand nine hundred so a serious question why do republicans insist on saying that obama is a socialist oh. well first of all i don't know if the president would even want to be celebrating this big businesses are growing at such a rate in here's another surprise it's why would he not want to be their income has increased twenty percent in the last three years from like two thousand and two thousand and eleven so what's not increasing that we're see

that one of my guests said and then get you to respond this is neil mccabe a senior writer with human events the alternative really to guantanamo bay is sort of this drone war because the president doesn't want to put anyone else in get mo rather than taking you off the battlefield he'll just attack you with a drone as you're having dinner with your family so i think if the choice is between drones and get mo maybe maybe get most prefer able. when i what do you say to that well why does there have to be a choice you know these drones that he's talking about are responsible for killing a lot of innocent individuals children who are just out playing and you know so i definitely don't think it needs to be a comparison in which one is better we need to achieve kind of a level of security for this nation one that is justified so i don't kind of see why you have to compare one or the other should we have this should we have that we shouldn't have either you know if you're asking me that's my opinion. ultimately the people who are. are you know according to the constitutional center for rights that

the panel for tonight's final rumble of the year neil mccabe senior reporter of human events on line ever the guns and patriots column marc harrold libertarian commentator author attorney author of the book observations of white noise and as a test for the first amendment and sam sex progressive commentator and contributor at truthout org gentlemen thank you all for joining us and let's get right into the stuff let's start out with the taxes let's talk taxes. how about a financial transaction that there's so much money floating around that you know that we could be using to fund the functions of government right now tax collections are at a low they're below where they were in one thousand nine hundred fifty in fifty two when eisenhower took office and you know how about a financial transaction tax as a starting point this is we had this we financed the spanish-american war with this one thousand eight hundred six until one thousand somewhere you opposed i don't remember that. we and then we put in place one hundred fourteen world war one and and got doubled one hundred thirty five w

back to our final big picture rubble of the year our panel tonight neil mccabe senior reporter human events online editor of the guns and patriots column marc harrold libertarian commentator attorney and author of the book observations of white noise acid test for the first amendment and sam sex progressive commentator and contributor to truthout dot org let's turn to labor union rates are dropping and as they have ever since the well arguably since since the early fifty's after passes to have tartly in forty seven but they really started dropping fast after after the reagan presidency. so has the middle class is sure of income you know wealth goes down and as you know the wealth of individuals in fact we have a chart of this i believe unionization rates here we go you notice the the red line is union membership rate the blue line is aggregate income of the middle class those two follow each other and then the green line is the income of the top one percent of the percentage of sitcoms on radio i think that also felt the same rates this is starting in sixty seven by that time all those acco

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angeles and seattle saw below average readings. 2012 was the second worst year for extreme weather events. human activity especially the burning of fossil fuels is contributing to changes in the u.s. climate. >>> today, the debate over what to do over gun violence continues in washington with the launch of vice president's biden's task force. yesterday, gabrielle giffords marked the two-year anniversary of the shooting which she narrowly survived by joining the call for more action. nbc's tracie potts joins us live with the details. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: richard, good morning. congresswoman giffords marking the occasion with a push for gun safety. she's going around the country saying we need to take a closer look at the laws on the books. the white house making a greater effort to strengthen them. tod today we'll see vice president biden sitting down with gun advocates on whether or not washington should get involved. tomorrow a big meeting at the white house with the nra. vice president biden out front on this one as well. but the big question will they be able to get anything don

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the midst of the great depression, franklin roosevelt said -- "there is a mysterious cycle in human events. to some generations much is given. of other generations much is expected. this generation has a rendezvous with destiny." we -- right here in california -- have such a rendezvous with destiny. all around us we see doubt and skepticism about our future and that of america's. but what we have accomplished together these last two years, indeed, the whole history of california, belies such pessimism. remember how california began. in 1769, under king charles iii, orders were issued to jose de galvez, the visitor general of baja california, to -- "occupy and fortify san diego and monterey for god and the king of spain. gaspar portola and a small band of brave men made their way slowly north, along an uncharted path. eventually, they reached monterey but they could not recognize the bay in the dense fog. with their supplies failing, they marched back to san diego, forced to eat the flesh of emaciated pack mules just to stay alive. undaunted, portola sent for provisions from baja california

that's been the course of what has happened in human events in countries.e not doing that right now. >> we may need another election in two years to do that, i don't know. we'll see, jim. >> thank you, joe. >> all right. >> that is the perfect segway, because coming up our guest host this morning has been senator ron johnson, and john allison. >>> tomorrow on "squawk box," can markets continue to climb or will uncertainty fears about the debt ceiling stop bulls in their tracks? we'll ask byron wean. portfolio picks from a top-rated fund manager, that's tomorrow starting at 6:00 a.m. eastern on "squawk box." i need you. i feel so alone. but you're not alone. i knew you'd come. like i could stay away. you know i can't do this without you. you'll never have to. you're always there for me. shh! i'll get you a rental car. i could also use an umbrella. fall in love with progressive's claims service. nothing. are you stealing our daughter's school supplies and taking them to work? no, i was just looking for my stapler and my... this thing. i save money by using fe

narrator: if interbreeding had been a relatively rare event, then all non-african humans across the world would have inherited the same small dosage of neanderthal dna. but that's not what hawks found. hawks: now, my lab, we were able to look at more people in china, more people in tuscany in the uk. and as we're doing this, we're discovering that there are some differences among these populations. narrator: hawks uses the jelly beans to illustrate the relative percentages of neanderthal dna he found in different groups of modern humans across the world. we see that in china there is a little less. in europe it's a little more. and when we compare europeans, in southern europe, in tuscany it's a little more than it is in other parts of europe. narrator: outside africa, hawks' data showed the chinese have the smallest dose of neanderthal dna some individuals having as little as two percent. but in tuscany, northern italy this rises to around four percent. so hawks' data shows that tuscans have more neanderthal genes than any other people living today. if hawks is right, ice age southern eu

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