i want to have operational control for a week, and i want to have financial control past that week. >no. it's ridiculous. i'm gonna go. >> steve's flipping about the fact that she shouldn't do this deal. i would prefer that he would be more constructive. i don't think he realizes that this business will not survive without a cash infusion. there's no money in the account today. where are they gonna get it from? >> you've done really good for a long time. you basically have a living for your mom, your daughter. and you're gonna have some guy come in that's gonna take control of your finances, and he's gonna own 50% of your business? you think you want to argue with a billionaire about what actually full financial control means? i mean, he might cause lots of havoc. >> i can't give full financial control. >> of course not. it's ridiculous. >> you're right. i can't do that. >> if you think that i can launch you in a direction to finally start to make real profits, then you should do a deal with me. and later... so what i was doing before you so rudely interrupted-- >> any interruption is

i control the time. >> i realize disrupting a hearing sort of -- >> come on. -- come on. >> i am not yielding time. i control the time. regular order. >> if we are investigating criminal wrongdoing, targeting people based on political beliefs, and the e-mails in question are lost because of a hard drive crash that is apparently unrecoverable, which a lot of i.t. professionals question, and you do not tell us and how we ask you about it, that is not being forthcoming. i yield back the balance of my time. >> that is not true. >> the gentleman has yielded back his time. >> thank you. mr. neale is recognized. >> i am going to let you answer mr. ryan's question. >> mr. ryan tried to leave the question -- the impression that only when asked did we reveal information about the hard drive crash. >> the next morning the committee put out a release, leaping to the conclusion that e-mails have been lost, particularly nicole flax's e-mails. there is no evidence that any of her e-mails were lost. we are trying to do

. >> once i control the yards i control the drug situation. i control the inmates as well. >> we were actually killing people that didn't deserve to be killed. >> this is california's san quentin state prison, one of the first prisons ever profiled on "lockup." >> for a photographer, san quentin was a really interesting place to shoot because it's the old-style tiers and the big exercise yard and there's a lot of corners and shadows and things to attract your lens. so it was just as a photographer, it was really an interesting place to shoot. it can be a very dangerous place because it's got incredibly dangerous or infamous history as a dangerous place. >> on our first day of shooting here, we got a stark introduction to the constant security threats posed by gang warfare. >> we're basically getting ready to feed the level four, which are the maximum security inmates. tonight we're expecting some type of problems possibly. so we have extra coverage tonight to provide security. >> let's go. >> the correctional staff received a tip that a gang-r

i can only control what i can control. and you know physically, i just wasn't able to play the other day. and hopefully i'll be able to saturday. >> you can't make the club in the tub that's what brian mitchell used to say. robert griffin's job might be easier saturday night. ravens coach john harbaugh announcing two starters, jimmy smith, webw won't play due to injuries. the back ups will be ready. >> it's going to be an opportunity for those guys to go against the best for a long period of time. those guys are among the best receivers in football. a great quarterback, you know the whole offense is very well stocked with talent. so it's going to give us a good chance to evaluate where we're at and give those guys an opportunity to prove they can play the best. >> and finally, our high schoolers, we're looking for the most spirited school in the dc area. nominations are in. it's time to vote.

impediments to circulation in that area the traffic is helter-sketler and the pedestrians are out i have control and a lot of the people going through the intersection are going to the convention you see the badges on their chests i was disappointed in the eir the eir basically said it was foreign territory when our talking about fourth of market they only deal with fulsome and howard. the reality is people live the convention center and head to their hotel down eric street and market street. there's really insignificant traffic control pedestrian control we need desperately widened sidewalks every time a convention is in the blocks howard street the traffic the muni is ridiculous. because it is an obstruction of the main thoroughfare we have the world's most tim i do control officers they don't yell at the pedestrians to stop blocking the traffic we need a lot of attention paid if increase no real development agency no more the planning commission has to convene and hearing who do we go to. it because what is in the eir is kind of insulting it doesn't say those are valid conditions the situatio

, however, the question the reason why i did not support addressing this issue whether moved because of the nature of the interim controls and how the legal opinions are dealing with that because i still think there's two parts because the suspension applies to also the medical service portion of it. and i support the release of that. and he probably will support the city attorney in this instance on the question of whether or not an interim control apply at the time of your decision and but i would then if you follow that through logically i would be in essence overturning the v action on a portion of it. >> yeah, i'm trying to make logic out of it and the jake spade situation as well. where it came out differently i'm very uncomfortable with changing the name of an operation you may have been following the law but the law has changed. so i'm willing to listen to the notation of the shoreline man position if we can do it but i don't believe that the issue of the pharmacy is, in fact, been before us anymore >> okay in essence i say the same thing and yeah. >> if we're in agreement i'll craft the following motion. >> i'm

cider good to see you i want to say i'm completely in support of the interim controls before us today and glad we're going to look at cleaning up the lack around business signs it's been over thirty years since. >> 50. >> 50? 62 in his. i had some questions around even kind of the origin i'm looking at this from a narrow precipitation but in the tenderloin i think one aspect it's a been critically frustrating is the amount of tobacco and liquor advisement on stores that face into the neighborhoods some of out inclines but secondly, it make me think about why do we put this into place why allow the advertising for a loophole >> at least a number of the members of the board we all postdate 1965 when the definition was crafted our working assumes thas has been that everyday when we walk by a store in the tenderloin and see dan's liquor store and a or whatever and ofrnlts see a somewhat sign for coca-cola our understanding the amenity has been induced and helping the business afford business opportunities and the branding it might not otherwise get supervisor wiener suggested there are sh

. >> i control the time. >> you are disrupting the hearing. i am not yielding the time i control the time. here is forthcoming if we are investigating criminal wrongdoing targeting people based on political beliefs and the emails in question are lost because of a hard drive crash that is a recoverable that many question and you don't tell us about it until we ask it? that is not forthcoming. i yield back the balance of my time. >> that is not true. >> did job tillman has yielded back chicago in may. >> we are going to go ahead and t >> we're going to get started. i wanted to welcome you to france's parker's schoolhouse and also the department chair for the upper school if you are new to the building think you for coming to our finally event of this spring a series that welcomes anyone to some great defense to bring programs from poets' to this school shakespeare team part of what makes this a special place the seed to breaking the outside in and i will mention my friend who has come to read from and talk with us about his new book. sam is a goo

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mean, again, i can't say to you because i don't know for a fact that gun control, gun -- that gun control increases crime. a lot of people believes that there's no deterrent to the bad guys. and, frankly, i do believe that, but i can't say it factually. someone's going to rob you, like my experience. they're not going to walk into a house in and rob it. they're from virginia. they could have easily driven that extra mile to go into a house in virginia and rob it. but do you know what the chances of someone in virginia having a gun are? pretty good. d.c.? pretty zero. law-abiding people. the criminals all have guns in d.c. so, you know, that's -- it's just unbelievable that the cultural differences and people who live in, i say america, understand that. >> emily, in d.c. if you're not allowed to take the gun out of the house, how do you go to the range to practice? >> there's an exception -- there's a legal transport which falls under federal law. so under federal law you can take a gun from anywhere you can legally carry to someplace elsewhere you can legally carry. so i can only legally

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foresee no circumstances under which i can see the reimposition of wage and price controls. the situation is precisely this. this past week i had a meeting with the democratic and republican leadership, plus my own advisers in the field of our national economy. there was an agreement, number one, that i would not ask for any wage and price control legislation. there was agreement by the leadership on both sides of the aisle that there was no possibility whatsoever that this congress in 1974 would approve any such legislation. number three, labor and management almost unanimously agree that wage and price controls at the present time or any foreseeable circumstances were unwise. under all of those circumstances, it means wage and price controls are out, period. >> can you give us your present thinking on how best you might use mr. rockefeller as vice president once he is confirmed? >> i have a lot of ideas. until congress confirms mr. rockefeller, we are sort of in a honeymoon period. i really shouldn't make any commitments until we actually get married. but to be serious, if

i just want to play well and that's the only thing i can control. try to go out there and win this event. >> the mets are still in first nl east with a three-game lead over atlanta. game two of their series with the nats tonight. runners on the corners, no outs. hits a double driving in a run. david murphy to third. ball by diaz gets all to second. we thought the ball was live, edged off third and was thrown out. was thrown to third. it held up. people are overlooking the orioles who have a five-game lead on the al ont as they take ofond-place toronto north you're not doing too bad for the beginning of august. most of the showers are west and southwest of the metro area moving but a scattered shower or two tonight. latest onve the very what to expect with the changing weather pattern coming your way. "world news" is next. >>> welcome to "world news." breaking now, the double threat bearing down on hawaii. the first hurricane getting closer, the other one right behind it. families rushing to get supplies. tourists scrambling to get out. some of the mo

i do that. >> okay, so what are you opposed to? >> giving up controlf the company. >> i'm not opposed to that. >> no, no, no, no. i-i just am. i-i am. i just don't like giving up what i started to somebody else. i'm not interested. this is a bunch of bull[bleep]. >> coming up... >> box it up and get it out. >> i don't agree with that. >> everything's a dollar! come on in! then later... we're closing the store. >> i don't like surprises like this! i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 50,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards, even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning a business even more rewarding. ink from chase. so you can. in a we believe outshining the competition tomorrow requires challenging your business inside and out today. at cognizant, we help fo

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there is this macho, i can get by, i can do it, and again it goes back to taking control. if i can show my boss i'm taking control by not taking vacation that feels right in the short run but it is not healthy in the long run. >> it's a pleasure to have you with us. thank you. >> my pleasure, thank you. >> consider this will be right back. hard hitting... >> there blocking the door... >> ground breaking... >> truth seeking... >> we have to get out of here... award winning investigative documentary series... special episode ferguson: city under siege only on al jazeera america >> most of us have been duped by an online article from a fake news source. we've all gotten stories from friends that are not remotely true. if you're like me you may find that a mild annoyance. now facebook has decided to come to the rescue whether we need it or not. a new feature, a satire tag to let people know which articles are from fake news currents. facebook may save you from buying fooled but will that stop the fun of satire. the "washington post" was duped by a news siting that sarah palin w

. >> i control the time. >> i realize that disrupting a hearing sort of -- >> come on. >> no, no. >>the gentleman from wisconsin -- >> i'm not yielding time. i control the time. >> here's what being forthcoming is. if we are investigating criminal wrongdoing, targeting of people based on their political beliefs and the e-mails in question are lost because of a hard drive crash that is apparently unrecoverable, which a lot of i.t. professionals would question, and you don't tell us about it until we ask you about it, that is not being forthcoming. >> that's the truth. that's not true. >> the gentleman has yielded back his time. >> thank you. >> our issue spotlight programming on the irs targeting of conservative groups airs tuesday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. more from our lectures in history series now with central connecticut state university professor robert wolff. he held a class on the civil war and how the memory of it has changed over the last century and a half. this is just over an hour. >> okay. so in getting ready for this, i wanted to do like a little background

again, i can't say to you i don't know for a fact that gun control -- the gun-control increases crime a lot of people believe there's no deterrent to bad guys. frankly i do believe that but i can't say if actually can't say a factually that if someone's going to rob you, my experience, they are not going to walk into a house in virginia and robbie appeared there from virginia. they can go an extra mile to go into a house of virginia and robby. you know what the chances are someone in virginia have been a gun? pretty good. in d.c., produce zero. law abiding people and the criminals all have guns in d.c. you know, it's just unbelievable that the cultural differences in people who live in i say america, understand that. >> emily come in to see if you're not alleged take the gun out of the house, i decoded the range to crack this? >> there is a legal transfer of the falls under federal law. under federal law you can take anywhere we can legally carry to another place you can legal carry. i can only legally carried a gun in my home and at the shooting range in virginia. so i can take it un

down i'll say we received the letter from the running ruben and julius law firm on behalf of the controls i have respect for the law firm but i disagree on this one the settlement we approved specifically indicated that contest accomodation and other companies i i understand that have exploited this will that people are living in the neighborhoods and one day a new billboard goes up and there's a raffle for this in the corner store or whatever the product is it is not being sold there to people wonder why this billboard n is in my neighborhood the settlement we approved i'll read it for each sign within the city the contest promotions shall apply with all applicable pro tem's for the administrative regulations, in fact, at the time the permit for the sign is issued with applicable recreations and electrical code and the puc codes i was not involved but the city attorney's office. >> i don't know what the how the process went but in the end you could have had a supplement that said the law standards to be applied would be the ones in effective it says whatever codes are ♪ place at the time o

i think something liking this could clearly hurt it. if it looks like an out of control situation. however, if congress passes something and americans perceive it as hurting the situation or making the situation worse, or spending too much money for a problem they feel like americans shouldn't be paying for, that could backfire also. i will point out poll numbers show people are not paying attention to this border issue, even among hispanic voters only about a third of voters are really looking at this as an important issue. so congress could get away with doing nothing by the election and have it not become a big issue for them. >> as you know, president obama said he planned to act unilaterally to deal with the border crisis because of the inaction of congress. is it imminent getting back to the idea the president might sign an exective order that would give permits to millions of illegal oo immigrants. >> right. everybody is focused what action the president will take this summer. there's been talk of something by the end of this month that would potentially expand the current d

control law in the country. new york is going up again since they stopped stop and frisk. again i can't say to to becausei don't know for a fact that can control, that gun control increases going to a lot of people believe that, that if there's no deterrent to bad guys. frankly, i deeply that but i can't say it actually, that someone is going to rob you, look at mike streets. they are not going to walk into a house in virginia and robin. there from virginia. they could have driven the extra mile to go into the house in virginia robbed. but even with the chance of someone having a kind of virginia are? pretty good. so it's unbelievable that the cultural differences and the people who live in icy america understand that. >> in d.c. if you're not allowed to take a gun out of the house, how to go to the range to practice? >> there is a legal transport which falls under federal law but under federal logic and take a gun anywhere where you can legally carry. so i can only legally carry the gun in my home and i can legally carry the gun at the shooting range in virginia. so i can take it

that's the only thing i can control. will buy there and try to win this event. >> tiger is holding steady in his pursuit of jack nicholson -- jack nicklaus' record. nicklaus says he think that rory lroy could catches record. tiger is listening. >> the district is at the top of a forbes pol >> a top aide calls the former first lady of virginia, marie make donald, a nut bag. virginia livesay c synthesis to order against uber. and the forecast for the week. -- virginia lifts a cease-and-desist order against uber. district --med it named the district america's coolest city. diversity, age, population growth, and other items. seattle, washington, came in andnd, volatile by austin houston in texas. for those of you keeping track of new york city, they came in 11th. bethesda, maryland, came in 19th. >> since we are so cool in the city, we need a cool forecast. >> tomorrow looks great, middle 80's. we keep it going friday. about a 25%, 30% chance of showers through the weekend. monday,tinues through tuesday, and wednesday. summe

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