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i doubt it. here's the problem. right now, hillary clinton looks absolutely invulnerable. she looked invulnerable the last time around too and suddenly out of nowhere becomes barack obama. i think she's a lot more vulnerable than people think. look at what happened to eric cantor recently. there's a lot of anger and distrust and frustration. hillary clinton reflects this establishment, this entrenched establishment that's been around for a very long time. she and her husband hob knob with a lot of rich and powerful people. i think when you are looking at the democratic party, right now it looks like they are ready for a coronation. that's not how it's going it turns out. >> more vulnerable, but candid. she isn't a declared candidate at this point. she was able to have some freedom in answering questions in a town hall no forum. >> there's no such thing as true candor when you are running for a presidential office if you want to win. but i do want to say, hillary, she's not invulnerable, she does have a pretty clear path at least to the nomination. i agree in the an strak th

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and they're benefiting from it so they're not necessarily working in correlation whatsoever with i doubt very much you know. they don't have common interest ok and we also learned recently that forty nine turkish citizens staff members and their and their families are being held hostage in mosul including the consul general the turkish government is vowing to retaliate if any of their citizens are hurt in any way now if turkey gets involved here could this escalate from just you know a civil war within the country to which will more broader conflict in the region where the broader conflict would have to have if force that would stand against turkey as a nation and we knew we see that the country is. divided fools. so . divided in a sense i think it would be if it took it would intervene at all or to be for surgical operations that is if it needs to do that even surgical operation would not save these guys i think there would be some kind of pressure and maneuvering and those who are holding these guys would probably trade them some benefits to improve their starters this is the purpose o

i doubt that they have very march if we look at organizations like right sector which are apparently present in the east their paramilitary organizations. control of the ukrainian government frankly i doubt that the ukrainian government has much control even over groups like the national guard which are present in force in the ukraine in the eastern ukraine and which of course are recruiting specifically from regions which are known to be whole storm to the aspirations of the eastern ukrainians so i actually are dealt with the government or mr poroshenko has really much control over them well given what you just said and also the fact that there are some advocates of the continued crackdown among the ukrainian elite i mean how can we be sure that it was peace initiatives are being observed. well they're not being observed and i don't really seriously believe that they are going to be observed observed i don't personally have any expectations or hopes of anything coming out of this process if there is going to be a peace settlement in the ukraine it is going to be externally imposed a

i doubt the city would [speaker not understood] on that. or someone causes damage to the city by driving their car through a city door and demanded the city fix it, again, i doubt the city would go for that. [speaker not understood] a hearing on this matter at public works. [speaker not understood], discussion unusual because [speaker not understood] kinding i shouldn't have gone to the hearing, which seemed kind of weird. during the hearing, the hearing officer told me that everything was fine until i received [inaudible]. >> thank you very much, sir. thank you very much. you'll have an opportunity to speak to the dpw staffer. sir, everyone who comes to the board chamber, you have two minutes to speak. we'll have to keep that rule with everyone. i appreciate it. thank you. sir, your microphone has been turned off. you'll have an opportunity to speak with the dph staff. next speaker. next speaker. thank you very much. >>> my name is jacqueline [speaker not understood], i live in [speaker not understood] bernal heights. [speaker not understo

regions which are known to be hostile to the aspirations of the eastern ukrainians so i actually i doubt that the the government or mr poroshenko has really much control over them. now step on the gas so she is looking for ways to speed up the construction of a pipeline which would deliver russian gas bypassing ukraine moscow and brussels have been at odds over the project which has recently been frozen by the u.s. we've got more on this story just ahead. with france's largest bank b.m.p. perry barr is close to paying up to nine billion dollars to the u.s. for violating washington sanctions that's more than the bank earned last year and the fine has been called unfair and disproportionate by the french president artie's peter oliver has got the details. french banking giant. and the u.s. regulators seem to be closing in on a deal which could see france's largest bank having to pay up to nine billion dollars in fines for directly violating u.s. sanctions now this relates back to around thirty billion dollars worth of trades that were done with countries such as iran cuba most of all sit d

up let's do it but as far as i understand in conversations with the police they've withdrawn their requests for the hand over. >> that's my concern if people are having doubt. >> this is not on our agenda. >> even though i asked for it. >> if you want to schedule s it let's schedule it for the next agenda. >> it sounds like we're not clear we need to discuss it now it looks like we did. >> here's what is going to happen we voted on language and a we need to make sure the rshts that and we can open up the discussion again, if any commissioner times to change the language it would be nice to talk about outside of the meeting just to clarify what may have happened i think there's some loops. >> you can't talk about this outside the meeting this is a public meeting it has to for the public. >> i can talk about it to clear the matters the public can try to sunshine that all they want we made a decision we have to make sure the rshts that and we haven't clusz closed the loop and even if they're closed you want to bring it up again, you have the right to do that and if you don't want to bring it up then don't. i'm going to talk about to barbara there's loop closi

i doubt that they realized he was a classmate of tears. they must've thought he just worked in the dining hall and they walked away. he cleaned up their plates on their trays and then he put his fist in the wall. so the answer is who is stressful for him from a very young age in order to nurture his own intellect and drive and a neighborhood where those trades could literally get you hurt from a young age he learned how to can tame any stress or conflict he was feeling as he passed through all these different environments. >> jeff hobbs, what was your parents reaction to having an african-american roommate after earning your way into yale? >> that's a good question. i was ranked runner. i ran the hurdles, so you know, i ran for the junior olympic track team in my area. i spent my summers riding and sharing motile, six rooms with mostly black teammate. i felt very comfortable with some of the lingo. they called me an honorary black man. i tried to show this to rob when i first met him. he think whether out of amusement or to preserve my dig

into some concession to provide weapons or whatever and as long as the iraqis would kill each other i doubt very much the americans are going to be really moved to doing something and the president said. only to the extent that our american interest would be affected we would react all right i would love to talk to you even longer but i would hire a lot adjunct professor at our other law at georgetown university thank you for your work. a new campaign is launched in berlin with the purpose of providing protection to whistleblowers who face persecution from governments the courage organization at its launch in berlin yesterday to mark the beginning of a campaign to support edward snowden as his temporary asylum in russia comes to an end in july meanwhile here in the u.s. a separate whistleblowing site has also launched recently it's called exposed facts dot org and it provides a platform for employees both in the government and the private sector to securely expose wrongdoing earlier i have the chance to speak to matthew hoh and advisory board member of expose fact he's also a senior fellow

yes above average but not close to our roared and i -- record and i doubt today will be either.re was fresno hot, 95 degrees and yesterday it was hot and will be hot inland today and it is reshallow red flag warning, and clear, warm for for some. mostly sunny, 8 roll deand record 5 and temperatures will still be low. there is a little bit of a south direction and there am am 50s and 60s on the temperatures and still not much of a delta breeze. and down to the south, some of that fog will keep a few areas cool warm to hot, fog near parts of the coast, i doubt anything near the sonoma coast, a cooker, 100, vacaville, lots of 90 it #0 3 antioch and only 2 from yesterday, here is where it gets tricky and then fog returns to tomorrow and comes seasonnal temperatures and after they were with a group of other golfers and they were scrambling to run inside when they were caught in the middle of the storm. >> we put -- it picked the golf cart -- golf cart up and when it came down it was on the man's head. the man was a father of the one of the junior golfers. happily he walked away with

i doubt it. even though war in iraq cost $2.5 billion a week. no, i don't think these kinds of political sniping is going to help. but the problem lies with obama. he needs to find a way to inspire the american people and a narrative that people believe in not just a situational response to events. >> one positive narrative ambassador was about ukraine, saying the multilateral efforts there have worked and that they there. do you agree? >> absolutely. but, and there's always a but with this administration. taking the decision to pull all of our troops out of afghanistan in two years regardless of the situation will be seen by putin as another example that regardless of where the president will not see things through if there's any political pressure or need to use the military. he will apply that to the situation in the baltics and elsewhere in nato's eastern borders i fear. well done in ukraine but it has to be put in global perspective. >> do you think russia or china ambassador will rethink things? >> i think they will find themselves, they wi

regions which are known to be hostile to the aspirations of the eastern ukrainians so i actually i doubt that the the government or mr poroshenko has really much control over them. while indeed a serious ukrainian nationalists have again risen in a spate of new attacks vandalizing buildings and attacking a church now read up on the latest street violence at r.t. dot com. embarrassment in poland poland's foreign ministers been secretly taped comparing his country's relationship with the us to a sexual act and it's washington that's come out on top of his word important as been following the embarrassing be frank diplomatic conversation. the polish government has indirectly confirm the authenticity of the leak conversations which you're talking about where we hear the foreign minister calling his country's alliance with america worthless and during the conversation foreign minister rattus love sir course he gets quite vulgar describing warsaw's relationship to washington in one which poland is the partner who's always performing sexual favors and receiving nothing in return the private con

health care industry with the insurance companies and so forth were advantageous against that so i doubt have that in this country but it is complicated because the bills try to satisfy as many constituents as it could. >> host: what do you teach? to read political science and this semester i teach a seminar of interest groups and a senior level course in psychology. >> host: interest groups? what is the main part of your discussion? >> the first part was more theoretical house dollarsç in to now this section three have just begun is on lobbying and the bureaucracy but tomorrow be will see the movie think you for smoking which is about though lobbyist in diseases and how they feel about representing clients better not so savory >> host: is that movie at the representation of the lobbying industry? >> as a whole because many interest are not looked upon with disapproval but certainly that industry as a whole has the bad reputation in. so i suppose it could even rate lower than congress right out which is hard to do. >> host: virginia gray. author of "interest groups and health care refor

>> i doubt the payment would still be due. the truth is that sometimes when an honorary degree is offered, paid orker may not be it will be much lower. money comes and goes, but an honorary degree stays with you till the end of your days. there are certainly speakers who are brought in because there is a hope that they have a particular interest in some program that is going to be initiated or is ongoing at the university, and the university is honoring them because of that , ifed interest and hoping it is a wealthy speaker, that they will be donating to the university. i have seen many cases where commencement speakers and honorary degrees are targeted to people of being -- of means. typically, they will not be offered a degree at all. -- a fee at all. >> former president of the american university association of present -- professors. he serves as an english professor at the university of illinois. the risk and find out more at his website. think, once you have announced the commencement speaker, withdrawing the is basically

i doubt i will be wrong that is but i sincerely hope i'm wrong. john the executive director pattern of the hiding as much as possible it getting truly tiring not plaza items properly on the agenda and not providing the documentation, etc., etc., etc. it didn't seem like mr. sin country feels any obligation to follow any aspect of the law we come back case by case and issue after issue you sit up there and look like a bunch of no see no evil and speak no evil monkeys. i believe the members of the ethics commission need to give the executive director to be as open as possible. i don't think you're going to do that you like the fact he keeps everything hidden so this constant refrain you're not trying to hide everything you are. it's rather than stupid to sit up there and say you're not trying hide something your successful you won't thrills what the 4 or 3 cases if you want to complete the first two and the only reason you did mr. gross man because he won't call you hide and hide and hide and if there's my any member of the public don't that that's

>> i doubt if a payment would be due in most cases. is, sometimes when an honorary degree is offered, then the speaker may not get a fee or the feed that a speaker gets maybe much lower if there is an honorary degree. money comes and goes, but if you get an honorary degree attached to your name, that stays with you until the end of your days. there are certainly speakers that are brought in because there is a hope that they have a particular interest in some program that is going to be initiated or is ongoing at the university and really, the university is honoring them because of that shared interest and perhaps hoping, if it is a wealthy speaker, that they will be donating to the university in the future. where seen many cases commencement speakers and honorary degrees are targeted to people of means in the hope that they will work with the in building some particular program that the university is concerned with. typically, they will not be offered any fee at all. they are wealthy. they do not need the university's money. the univer

i don't think there is rain doubt that ineffective and inexperienced teachers are clustered in low income schools. i think the question to ask is why is that that, and whether nullifying these laws will solve the problem. >> california is not the first step arguing over teen your and moving on ineffective teachers. i know the boards of education that i've covered in new york, chicago, elsewhere, how come tenure is such a widespread phenomenon? where did it start in the first place? wasn't it thought of as a good move in the first place? >> it dates back to 1909 when school reformers looked at europe and in particular germany, and they looked at german teachers who were thought to be higher performing teachers had tenure, and tha it was agreed that we should have tenure i in a profession that does not pay very well, that it would apractice people to the profession. since then it has never stopped being controversial. it's important to realize when the obama administration took office, two-thirds had weakened their tenure laws. california was a state that did not do that earlier on. what we

i doubt it. there's too much blood been shed. i think the reality is it has been broken apart and nobody's going to put it back together. >> is the goal to establish an independent sunni state? >> i think the goal of the sunni's, all of them including isil is to be out of the regime and they are supported in that by the saudis. >> if it is the goal, it won't work. eleanor. >> anyone who grew up with the vietnam generation, when you hear you're sending advisors in, you get nervous. i think it's clear the president is doing the least he can do to try to assist in repelling isis from baghdad. and the truth is that the shiite military is probably going to be able to repel isis on its own from baghdad. if you look at the areas isis has taken in iraq, they're basically the sunni heart land. it began when president bush was in office. remember all the ethnic cleansing that went on then? baghdad used to be an integrated city. it's now 80 percent shiite. maliki doesn't care about the area. and the kurds are perfectly happy in their part of

i doubt there's one of us in this audience who hasn't made a bad choicer a bad decision in your life.fortunately it didn't lead to a disease that can ruin your life. when we say we're pro-life, we need to be pro-life for the entire life. we need to stand up for the hurt and the wounded. there needs to be a culture of life that pope john paul ii spoke about. frommed wound, we need to be there for those who stumble and fall. to be there to lift them up. to me that's the true meaning, the complete meaning of being pro-life. we need to be pro-life, we know have people reach their greatest and fullest god given potential. the education system in this country and the way it's operating now it's not working. it's not working most particularly for our least fortunate in our cities across this country, we have children everyday falling further and further behind because we have an educational system that cares more about the comfort of adults than they care about the potential of children. we need to be fighting that fight as well. as a derivative of us believing that life is precious. whether

i doubt it. the war fought in iraq cost 2.5 billion a week. i don't think that these kinds of political sniping will help. >> the problem lies with obama. he needs to find a way to inspire american people and articulate global policy that is a narrative that people believe in, not a situational response to event. >> a positive narrative was about ukraine, saying that the multilateral efforts there have worked and that they have improved the situation there. do you agree? >> absolutely. but, and there's always a but with this administration. taking the digs to pull all the -- decision to pull all the troops out of afghanistan will be seep by vladimir putin has an example that the president will not see things through if there's political pressure. he will apply that to the situation in the baltics and elsewhere in n.a.t.o.'s eastern borders, i fear. well down in the ukraine, but it has to be put in global perspective. >> do you think the russian or chinese ambassador will rethink things? >> they will think that the americans are still reluctant

i think so. no doubt. you'll notice in some of the coverage that we've had that there is a lot of steel on the market worldwide. but the question is quality. and the question is who's dumping it and who's breaking the law and who's playing fair. that's what this whole thing is about. now, we can talk about candidates and politics and votes until the cows come home. but if everyone in washington is so concerned about jobs, i think that this is really a benchmark issue. what is going to happen to the steel industry in america? are our politicians going to exercise every right they have within a trade agreement to do something to save american jobs? now, i'm encouraged there's 57 senators that have signed on to a letter to tcommerce departmen to say do something about this and 157 people in the house that have done it. why -- where are the rest of them? i want to start tonight talking about jobs again. because that is the linchpin. you can't listen to a candidate anywhere without them talking about jobs and t

i actually doubt -- i don't know whether she's going to run. i doubt if she continues to have the trouble she's having with -- if she is going to run. i know publishers of the book create this environment to make a lot of money. that's what hillary clinton is doing. she's making a lot of money. shez writing books. she's doing speeches. all this talk helps her make money. as long as she's making money, she's going to keep this up. >> there is nothing wrong with that. >> there is nothing wrong with making money. but don't be confused by pursuit of money with her pursuit of running for president. chairman priebus, thank you. hillary clin is the most presumptive democratic candidate since barack obama. but the fire she is already taken from republicans is certainly unusual. our next guest was the first member of congress to endorse clinton for 2016, missouri senator claire mccaskill said this in a statement last june. it's important we start early building a grassroots army from the ground up and effectively using the tools of the internet so that

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i have additional things i wanted to get a sense do we have the city attorney getting back to us i doubt we're going to act on this today, i want to make my changes in writing and give them to our secretary and he can give them to everybody. >> commissioner johnck. >> we spent time in particular with the review committee it looks like sort cleaning up a bit but i recall or i thought it was a good idea for the architecture rectify committee to enable them to have an interpreter active display and direction that is included in the purview of re78sz i don't whether this was me i noted to myself i had written this down but i was interested don't anyone recall that where that's part of your - >> yes. >> i don't see it in the revision so part of the recommendation that the architecture review committee can provide it will include the interpretative display as the krushgs construction techniques and the interpreted part. >> i'll dually note it my apologies. >> thank you. commissioners, anything else at this point >> do we continue this. >> we can continue that that way we'll have it the next he

i trusted them and i doubt they would respect what i felt comfortable doing. thought it was worth it, the story line. after i got closer to it i just knew that it was a real interval part of margaret scully's journey. in,from there it is a day day out. meeting the director. it is terrifying. i was not very comfortable but the thing that made it comfortable was they are so respectful of everyone on that set. always a closed set and the director is there and you go through it i paint by numbers. i will pay -- put my hand here. really ain't sex. the camera is rolling and you feel free to play within the boundaries of what you have established. i look at the lighting. and look right. only assume that there is an artistic value that you know when you get a chance to play a character like this. but what is the value to the audience of seeing you play a woman who is request -- repressed and denied, etc. to takeaway for people like me who watch this? way audiences have fallen in love with margaret and her story. aren't -- have not been fulfilled sexually or feel inade

i doubt much happens. just a little warmer here.are still running below average for this time of year. in fact we will see 80s. 84 antioch. 76 castro valley. low 80s. san jose is in there. 60s on the coast with daily city add 61. it will be burning off sooner. the fog on saturday and warmer temps especially sunday, monday, and tuesday. >>> time is 6:51. he is only 12 years old but he invented something people all over the world will say will save lives. >> you see is this bright flashing. oh my child is still in the car. >> but he will not make a dime off his new gadget. coming up we will tell you why. >>> water main break brings up a big issue. why officials are happy a 100- year-old pipe has burst. hi. i'm ben affleck. the only thing better than playing a hero in the movies, is being a hero in real life. like the 50,000 veterans who returned from iraq and afghanistan with devastating injuries. they are true heroes. and they're why i'm proud to support paralyzed veterans of america. they make sure veterans with spinal cord injuries

i actually doubt -- i don't know whether she's going to run. i doubt if she continues to have the trouble she's having with it, if she is going to run, but i know that public lirers of books create this environment to make a lot of money. she's writing books. she's making a lot of money. she's doing speeches. all of this talk helps her make money. as long as she's making money, she's going to keep this up. there's nothing wrong with making money. what i'm saying is don't be confused by her pursuit of money with her pursuit of running for president. >> thank you. thanks for coming in today. our next guest, the first member of congress to endorse clinton for 2016. missouri senator claire mchaskell said this in a statement last june. it's important that we start early building a fwras roots army from the ground up and effectively using the tools of the internet so that if hillary decides to run, we'll be able to help her win. senator mchaskell, we switched you in. three chairs. no waiting. welcome to fox news sunday. >> as i discuss with chairman

i doubt it. you might also ask, would we notice if all of the interviewers were men? k we should notice if that were the case. the fact of the matter is that an a-lister like clinton whether woman or man, democrat or republican, can choose who gets the interview because everyone wants the interview. that's why media reporters scrutinize the selection and so do political reporters. let me bring in two of them right now. we have the chief national correspondent for "the new york times" magazine and we have a former cubical mate who is now a national political reporter on the clinton beat. thank you both for joining me. amy, let me start with you on this almost all female lineup of interviewers. a conscious choice on the part of clinton's aides or a coincidence? >> as a woman covering hillary clinton, i hadn't even noticed the lineup from female until some other media organizations pointed it out. i think there's nothing unusual in choosing diane sawyer but you have to look at the context of the rollout of the book. the first excerpt came to "vogue" on mother's day and ho

>> i doubt very much that the religious orders will cooperate. thereligious order that ran home suggested they would collaborate. but the sisters that ran home in county galway for the moment have not -- are not prepared to give any reaction. it isoblem is also that not only the religious order that should be put forward in this particular instance. it is also a collusion between the church and state and the ,omplicity of the irish society because everybody knew what was going on with these institutions. >> thank you very much. you are from the sorbonne university here in paris. a reminder of headlines here in paris, the french president has markingrld leaders world war ii's d-day anniversary to ease tensions over ukraine. francois hollande had dinner with barack obama and is currently having supper with vladimir putin. britain's queen elizabeth ii is in paris for d-day commemorations on friday. she is france's supreme guest of honor among the a-list world leaders. and syrian president bashar al-assad wins another new tier -- another new term wit