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is baker-itis fatal? he assured me it was not and apparently it was not. some of our speakers most remarkable accomplishments came after his congressional career. the first was his service as chief of staff for president reagan. let us be candid. most senators would view that as a tremendous depth down, from the office of senate majority leader. our speaker saw things in a different light. his president needed him. to be blunt, his country needed him at that particular time. some things were coming apart. he was the right person and perhaps the only person to pull them back together again. his second remarkable accomplishment after leaving the senate was to take the hand of someone who had long since won our hearts, senator nancy baker. [applause] now, some may think there is no romance at all in official washington. there is, indeed. you have to know where to find it. few would have thought it would be in the senate of the unite states. -- the united states. in 1980, our speaker ran for the presidency, supported by almost all of his republican colleagues.

is baker-itis fatal? insured me it was not, and apparently it was not. some of our speaker's most remarkable accomplishments came after he ended his congressional career. two come to mind tonight. the first is extraordinary service as chief of staff to president reagan. most senators would view that position as the chairman to step down to put it mildly, from the office of senate majority leader. our speaker saw things in a different light. his president needed him. to be blunt, his country needed him in that position at that particular time. some things are coming apart. he was the right person and perhaps the only person to pull them back together again. his second remarkable accomplishment after leaving the senate was to end the heart and take the hand of someone who had long since won our hearts, senator nancy kassebaum baker. [applause] >> cynics may think there is no real romance at all in official washington. there is indeed, but you have to know where to find it. few have thought it would be in the senate of the united states. you have to know wh

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ity believe we should take on the issue of illegal immigration. i believe as strongly as ever that we should take on illegal immigration. let's get this done. send me a comprehensive reform bill and i will sign it right away and america will be better for it. >> welcome back to "inside story" on al jazeera america. i'm ray suarez. as we've just heard from the last four state of union speeches immigration is high on the agenda. the president has repeatedly called for reform he's authorised a record number of deportations nearly 2 million. last march the president of the latino group called him the deporter-in-chief. joining us to continue the look in the battle overimmigration and how the politics will play during the run-up to the presidential election day, i'm joined by simon rosenberg. president of the new network. and a grad student from florida state, immigrant right's activist and hoping to get hits own status fixed by immigration, and igor former director of immigration policy and special jizor for refugee and asylum affairs at the u.s. depa

itis harder to do what we want you to do which is get a job. people don't want to hire you.get training or education. you can't get a pell grant to go to college. this is a system that has hurt america, undermining possibilities for people, hurt taxpayers and made racial realities in the country far worse. we know african-americans and whites have no difference in drug usages but an african-american is three times more likely to be arrested for doing it. if you go further this over incarceration of americans in general, african-americans in particular we have a higher black incarceration rate than africa. you have weird realities like the state of new jersey, this progressive state where blacks are 12% 13%, somewhere around there but over 60% of the prison population. what i'm going to do legislatively and what i'm excited about, again, red states are leading in mississippi and georgia. guess what is happening. crime is going down. making common sense changes that the federal world hasn't done. there are good legislatures, people like rand paul, people like mike lee. senator

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all the did ity details as we go hyped the scenes of tonight bay area episode. >> also.oversial ads that face new message now seen on the side of muni bus. >> in just 90 seconds. indicate neighbor officer battling cancer. how the community came together in just a matter of hours. to help this hero dog. >> i'm spencer. clouds showers moving in our direction from southern california but will we get more than spotty sprinkle. accu-weather forecast coming up ooooh... i can hear that sizzle. getting louder! and louder! philly cheesesteak and egg sizzling with prime rib and gooey cheese. i better (just) silence this sizzle! the new philly cheesesteak and egg skillet. denny's. welcome to america's diner. >> well people have gone above and beyond to help with the is he boss poll police officer save his canine partner. the dog was diagnosed with a form of cans he. he has 2 months to live if he didn't 7 treatment. sergeant nick bellevue set autopsy go fund me page to help cover the 10,000 dollar cost. since we first aired the story at 4:00 p.m. today about 8000 dollars in donation

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and in a big war, a lot of bombs matter. >> so follow up on that last war-itis, next war-itis thing. one of the lessons learned to come out of this, if you look for an example of a profile you would need in an anti-waritis program, you're looking at about 10,000. you would launch, go up hit the big wing. you would go up and have to be on station when you come back. so we made a decision in the midst of this that we were going to invest in a capability that was going to increase our sorting capacity within the fleet by 33%, going from about 120 to 160 sorties a day. we paid almost twice as much for the aircraft carrier to get me 33% increase in sortie capability, but what did we see when we had to launch range, sort sortie missions of about 40 missiles a day. by the time you would launch, tank, penetrate come back the air wing is not going to fly that many missions. so why did we pay the premium for that for that high density warfare environment? i think there is some math we have to go back and look at going forward. >> you used the word symbology. i assume what we're talking about i

with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> now wusa9 game on sports with kristen berset brought to ity. >> the excitement of the washington wizards has continued to build in 2015. they put out some impressive performances the last couple weeks. last night they beat the world champion for the first time in 17 tries. tonight on the road in a hostile environment they shut down the bulls. john wall versus derrick rose, always a fun match-up. check this out. time running out in the 1st. rose lets it fly from half court. big three-pointer to end the quarter. wizards trailed by as much as 11 in the 1st half. paul pierce, two of his team high 22 points, every wizard starter had double digit points tonight. john wall contributed 10 of the 21 in the 4th quarter. wizards win 105-99 knocking off the central division leaders once again. >>> down a level maryland, rutgers, a couple newlyweds of the big 10 having fun with some really new welds at halftime -- newlyweds at halftime. maryland takes their eyes off the big plan, rutgers up seven, but terps had the brakes on most of the game. they made 1 l

itis got over $30 billion of net cash. on a fundamental basis, basically what the market is telling us is there must be some other trouble. you would never be trading at this cheap level otherwise. so i'm taking a look at this and clearly the technicals are basically telling us, price is truth. i would normally be a buyer but i can't reach out and try to catch a falling knife on this one. >> what's the trade? >> very simply, i'm looking to february to cash that earnings result. the february 67.5 put spread, you can pay $1.25 for that. two bucks against it. part of that is implied volatility is higher than normal. and remember, at the bottom of that share price is that bucket of cash. it's not like it is going straight to zero. >> it's interesting. the chart as carter pointed out the chart looks terrible. then you look at others like intel. it's like haves and have nots in the sector. >> if you look back at qualcomm, at one time it was trading of about one. this was on a basis of four. those estimates for 2015 have come dow

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itis a choice she made after being diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. she wanted to safe safe -- save her family and herself from an excruciating life end. >> it's hard to understand until it's in your life, and it's in your world, how important this choice to die on your own terms becomes. >> she was disappointed that we had to up and move to a state in the middle of the dealing with the chaos of a brain tumor diagnosis, and that six month prognosis. >> but opponents stay -- say this freedom to choose death is not a choice at all. we're going to hear from an opponent live in studio in the next half hour. >> we are gauging that. it has been before voters before, has not passed. it has been in the law makers and -- before and not passed, but oregon has had it since 1997. >>> but most of the people who take advantage of this are cancer patients and /aoepl over 71. >> concern over volatile crude oil in our rail ways is moving to the south bay. this is a public meeting at san jose city haul. it it is -- it is a planned ex- /tpapbgs of the philips 66 refiner

. >> the malware employed , the attack had similar ities to the tease on south korea's banks and mediaoutlets. >> several times they got sloppy. several times either because they forgot or they had a technical problem they connected directly, and we could see them. and we could see that the ip address being used to post and to accepted the e-mails coming from ips that were exclusively used by the north koreas. >> he said for him that amounts to case closed, and speaking at the same conference today the director of national intelligence, james clapper, concurred. he told the story of meeting in north korea with the general he says was in charge of the attack, and he said that the north koreans are in his words deadly, deadly serious about afronts to their supreme leader who they regard as deity. >> with a glut of oil, driving prices down do we even need this pipeline any more. a look at who is pushing hard for it and why in two minutes. [[vo]] an america tonight in-depth series. >>my first column was, “hey, where are the weed-smoking moms at?” [[vo]] one year legal. >>i'd try chem 4, al

. >> i call that robert culp-itis. >> you can say he is cul -- culpable. >> we gave up. we went down and dark. >> shouldn't we have retired it when steve jobs died? just hung it in an apple store like a jersey? >> good point. joanne -- i guess it is not a fake account because it is not shutdown. >> we don't know if it was his. the thork post asked him to comment and he said i don't know what this is and he denied knowing it. 2 could have been someone pretending. that said, i don't know. maybe they should have got rid of his profile. >> eon he is going to call you. >> are we saying women can't make their own decisions? >> i like to think we can. >> nobody said he drinks an ab -- somebody said he drinks an abnormal amount of coffee. >> that is admitting a flaw that is harmless. you say i drink too much coffee. >> and he cares too much. >> i love pets. >> girls will love him because it is equal to being famous. a woman can say oh, remember the cannibal guy? >> and important to remember, women be crazy. >> he was quite a looker. >> he has a curfew. like he has a state appoin

itis always layer upon layer. we get a sense overnight, we have more names we have heard under the cover of darkness the last 24 hours. police went to four suburbs of paris and they put on the rest and 14 people 12 people i should say, eight men, four women all suspected of providing support to the man responsible for the attack that killed four people outside the kosher store and the man responsible for killing that policewoman on thursday. you get a sense police are putting out more people looking at activity and chasing the money also chasing the weapons. you know, what we have heard, if you remember two or so days ago, paula, there was false suspect, a man he knew and drove him to the store. they thought this was the man and think this is the man because they found a set of keys that's how they found him and paperwork that reveals connectivity between them. now, it is believed that man is in syria. so as we get two steps, we go back two steps, it believes. there's so much police are not sharing. paula? >> in t

now the taste of victory for nasser alateer,ities second win. >> it was tough. the second day, day nine was tough. it was difficult. >> you had altitude sickness. >> i tried to be strong. i'm happy to finish. >> reporter: signatures -- victory is sweet for this man, como bikers take some of the biggest risks. they have to be focused and remain on tack. "this is what the dakar is about" said this argentine rider. there's a feeling of utter exhaustion. overcome by elation. the joy and relief. not necessarily winning it but getting a good place and surviving it. half the competitors in the rally didn't make it to the end. every year is tougher than the last. whether it's a reality is not clear. >>> australian golfer robert alex by said he was beaten and robbed -- alex by said he was beaten and robbed. allenby was in honolulu competing in the sony open but missed the cut. he was taken from a bar. robbed of his wallet. defending champion jimmy walker took control of the event. the men shot a third-round giving him a 2-shod lead. the leader matt kuchar birdied two of

itis boring to hear this side. there's no thrill no excitement.sponsible because you glorify that end. >> reporter: it gets a lot of attention. >> so much attention. the actual facts get no attention at all. >> reporter: once again, terrorist in the name of islam has taken center stage. cnn, los angeles. >> this is a fringe. it's a small group of people that are disrupting religion. the majority of people are twisting it. >> absolutely. >>> you are watching cnn special coverage of the terror attacks. >> we'll have much more after a short break. >>> welcome back. i want to take you live to paris where the french leaders wrapped up a meeting. let's listen in. >> decided by the prime minister in recent days. we will strengthen them to ensure the protection of a number of institutions and places of worship. the additional means of the administration will be mobilized on the basis of requests expressed by the prefix of police in the light of detailed analysis of the situation, which will make it possible to mobilize an appropriate force. 320 soldiers i

itis after a raid in eastern belgium on thursday.van watson is with us live in brussels with the latest. you know ivan it's been confusing in terms of all the arrests that happened and how many are connected to the raid. we don't know the details of why it happened and what the plot was. we have some details. what can you tell us about the latest the arrests in greece. >> reporter: well first of all, what we know from the belgium authorities, what they are confirming is they say they foiled a plot thursday night, that they said was going to be launched at some imminent moment to attack belgium police. since then and since the shootout that led to the deaths of suspects they say they had taken -- they have charged, now five belgium nationals in belgium with participation with a terrorist organization. three of the suspects are in custody, two have been released on some form of bail presumably. an additional two suspects are charged with the same participation in a terrorist organization. they are belgium nationals caught in france try

he'll say hello to a new real lit ity. rejecting that lame duck label, aids say the president is energized after taking executive actions on immigration in cuba. and he'll go to detroit to talk manufacturing. phoenix to help home buyers and tennessee to announce a new college initiative. >> that means taking bold decisive action on behalf of the american people. >> reporter: they have their own plans to chip away at health care and immigration. >> they need to know that their institutions function. they need to know that people can work across partisan lines and institutional lines to get important things done. >> that could include trade deal deals to prove the political art of compromise isn't dead yet. early on there are some contentious items on the agenda. this is where optimism meets reality reality. >> reporter: good morning lester. >> does that give the president some new capital has he confronts a republican congress. >> normally we see a president sell his agenda after the state of the union. he's got a quirk in

itis got a lot to do with it clearly.e other hand also if you look at the list some countries despite a big wealth gdp per capita kenya, for example. they got excited about it. other countries, they are there, but the government is actually blocking and spying on people. >> can you name some names? the villains around the world. who are the bad guys? >> when you are looking at documents you would think overseas, you think of countries like iran syria and others. >> are you an optimist when it comes to this kind of thing? >> at the end of the day, when it comes to humanity yes, i'm an optimist. there are ways in which governments attempted to seize too much control. even a good government can be tempted to give itself control but wouldn't want the next government to have. we have to make sure that we have the checks and balances. >> you must be immensely proud that you are the father of this. you are father of the web. you have created a world to connect in that way. >> it's been created by international people. it's been

>>>itis >>> it's an issue that has been in the forefront lately.he new film "black or white" jufbd jufbd -- >> the last person i need around me right now is grandma wiwi. >> that's right. >> you got a plan for ellow weez in light of all of this? >> you can always come for a -- >> oh, boy. >> hey, guys. >> i'm thinking you need to start talking about shared custody. >> not going to happen. >> she has a father. >> you live in a blind spot when it comes to your son. >> go fill your bathtub with vodka and have a drunk man's bubble bath. >> i talked face to face with actors kevin costner and anthony mackie about the impact of this film. what do you hope will happen? >> i don't know what happens. that idea is bigger than me. as an actor, i go this feels authentic, i like where we're at. i think conversation with follow after it. i'm not in the message business that's not why i made the movie. i just felt that it reflects i make movies about baseballs, westerns romantic comedies sometimes you get to make a movie about something you feel like you're living

and his plairp popular has ity has never been strong. president clinton was not strong. up 7 and 5% respectively, seven points up to 46% approval rating, tying his approval rating in the news poll. what effect does it have? it has very little effect. he's not going to win popularity from the military, when you see how the military is made up generally speaking more are registered republicans. >> michael, guys i mice add, a couple other issues. these are a fractious times, the president has been sending people a lot of different places, that creates a bit of anxiety, when people are not ideologically predisposed to a certain political position, when the pentagon budget is going to have to be cut and i think people are anxious about that and then there are lots of rumors about the health impacts of obamacare, it is all in the mix of making people anxious. >> the most recent mitt romney making noises he might jump into the election. jeb bush is moving forward strongly, chris christie seems to be moving forward, rand paul, this is going to be wide open. what does it mean for

americans home records and everyone was aghast, and now we had legitimate terror incident and forget itye our government accountable, the government has be to accountable -- >> you have faith in this government to do that? >> i have faith in americans to make the government accountable. >> such a good legal answer. lisa, thank you. i appreciate it. >>> the academy award for best manufactured crisis goes to -- up next, the rev in the role of a lifetime, better than sewny bigger than ferguson worthy of an oscar, this time, al sharpton is taking on oscar. ♪ nineteen years ago, we thought "wow, how is there no way to tell the good from the bad?" so we gave people the power of the review. and now angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. you can easily buy and schedule services from top-rated providers. conveniently stay up to date on progress. and effortlessly turn your photos into finished projects with our angie's list app. visit angieslist.com today. ♪ in my world, wall isn't a street... return on investment isn't the only return i'm looking forward to. for some every dollar is