>> the files charges against a patrol special officer john barry file number alwiad case number 2013-0154, to an individual commissioner for the taking of evidence on a date of determined by the commissioner. and assignment of disciplinary charges filed against patrol special officer john fitzinger file number alwiad case number 2013-0169 to an individual commissioner for taking of evidence on a date to be determined by the commissioner. >> great, let's start with the first aassignment of cases with reference to the patrol barry, >> ashley waren appearing on behalf of the department. >> is barry present this evening? >> for the record, that patrol special officer i don't know barry is not present, have you had conversation with his counsel. >> i have not but i was spoken with officer brown. >> officer brown who is the special officer, could you please come forward? >> good evening, officer brown was barry to be here this evening for the charges? >> he was notified. >> and he is not here. >> he chose not to. >> chose not to be here. >> okay. >> well, who is next in order for this case?

barry bench. >> the paternity testing showed that the john doe dna on the shirt came from the father of this young, kathryn, who is barry bench's daughter. >> unbelievably, when this evidence was presented to the court, the judge refused to grant a new trial. he said he had no proof that barry bench was kathryn's biological father. >> you would think you'd be home the next day. you wouldn't think people would drag this out. >> this is the kind of people i'm dealing with. >> with pressure mounting, the state of new york eventually exhumed barry bench's body and took a dna sample. it conclusively matched the saliva on sabena's tee shirt. and roy brown was finally row leased from prison 15 years to the day he was convicted. but the question remains. why did barry bench murder sabena. barry bench and sabena were acquaintances. sabena lived with barry's brother ron until they broke up a month before the fire. according to friends, barry bench was in financial trouble and may have wanted to sell the farmhouse where sabena was staying. no one knows what happened that night. but the forensic evidence show

my first is barry goldwater, john anderson, 1980. we have to replace the private automobile. he was a republican. he said the energy crisis is based on private automobiles. barney frank, known for a good one-liner. not a pariah, there is a major legislative account judgment, -- legislative accom plishment, dodd frank. he said to one of his constituents but arguing with you is like arguing with my dining room table. rand paul gets into trouble often. like them not we personally, we have to ask why we stifle people who seem to peek outside the mainstream contours of normal political rhetoric. why do we do that? why do we continue to do it? let's talk about humanity. this is the most interesting part of democracy, this is what the founders talked about. what does it mean to be human? what does it mean to govern human andif we are our leaders are human. we will make mistakes, recognize our mistakes. thehe federalist ebbers, founders say this is natural. it might be in our interest to accommodate it and turn a vice into a virtue by anticipating it and structuring conflict and mist

my first is barry goldwater, john anderson, 1980. he said we have to replace the private automobile. he was a republican. he said the energy crisis is based on private automobiles. barney frank, known for a good one-liner. not a pariah, there is a major legislative accomplishment, dodd frank. he said to one of his constituents, arguing with you is like arguing with my dining room table. rand paul gets into trouble often. whether or not we like them personally, we have to ask why we stifle people who seem to peek outside the mainstream contours of normal political rhetoric. why do we do that? why do we continue to do it? let's talk about humanity. this is the most interesting part of democracy, this is what the founders talked about. what does it mean to be human? what does it mean to govern ourselves if we are human and our leaders are human. we will make mistakes, recognize our mistakes. in the federalist papers, the founders say this is natural. it might be in our interest to accommodate it and turn a vice into a virtue by anticipa

my first is barry goldwater, john anderson, 1980. he said we have to replace the private automobile. he was a republican. he said the energy crisis is based on private automobiles. barney frank, known for a good one-liner. not a pariah, there is a major legislative accomplishment, dodd frank. he said to one of his constituents, arguing with you is like arguing with my dining room table. rand paul gets into trouble often. whether or not we like them personally, we have to ask why we stifle people who seem to peek outside the mainstream contours of normal political rhetoric. why do we do that? why do we continue to do it? let's talk about humanity. this is the most interesting part of democracy, this is what the founders talked about. what does it mean to be human? what does it mean to govern ourselves if we are human and our leaders are human. we will make mistakes, recognize our mistakes. in the federalist papers, the founders say this is natural. it might be in our interest to accommodate it and turn a vice into a virtue by anticipa

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it is the nature of politics going back to barry goldwater and even john mccain.ebategh kind of political environment. it really says, not so much that the bill passed, but that the bill met the opposition that it did. apple it come intel, american is anes and others, it litmus test that's a little pies the fact that arizona is open to business and we are very grateful and ja for the veto. has is the same state that raised all kinds of controversy around martin luther king day, for example. it passed one of the most discriminatory immigration laws in the country. some of which we have been rolled back by the courts. what does it say about the state? that is the lens through which corporate america is looking at arizona. corporate america, whether it be businesses like apple or sports leagues like the nfl, have to make decisions about how much business to do in the state and how many jobs to create in the state. are you concerned about that? we are the only state that passed martin luther king day as a holiday on the ballot. i wonder how me states right now with co

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john f. kennedy and republicans who wouldn't with like barry goldwater. there was a lot of mixture. so all fights were bipartisan. the liberals, republicans and democrats would get together and fight the conservative republicans, democrats on every issue, so as you looked around the country, you saw this bipartisan argument and bipartisan agreement. now, during the lifetime of ronald reagan, this political lifetime, the two parties sorted themselves out. there isn't a single republican who voted for tax increase, there isn't a single democrat who won't vote for a tax increase. the republican post-tea party are committed to reigning if government spending, the democrats are committed to increasing government spending. so you've got a separation out, and whereas before nixon wanted bigger government, and he argued every day with ted kennedy who wanted much bigger government. so it's pretty easy to compromise between bigger and much bigger. every year kennedy and nixon would get together, the government would get somewhat bigger. not as much bigger as kennedy wanted, more than -- it gr

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john f. kennedy and those who wouldn't, and republicans like barry goldwater. all fights were bipartisan.epublicans and democrats would get together and fight conservatives, democrat and republican on every issue so you saw bipartisan agreements everywhere. of ronald lifetime reagan, his political lifetime, the parties sorted themselves out. there is not a single republican who will vote for tax increase, no single democrat who will vote for -- against tax increases. is to stopty government spending, democrats are all for government spending. before, when nixon was president, he argued every day with ted kennedy, from my home state of massachusetts. he wanted a bigger government. it is easier to compromise between bigger and much bigger. every year, next and and kennedy would get together and the government would get bigger, but not as much as kennedy wanted, more the next month it, somewhat bigger. you could compromise. today, the republicans want lower taxes, the modern democrats want higher taxes. reid,esident and harry they said they would not look at tax reform if it did not raise 1.

john kirby. >> thank you so much for having me. >>> now for a slightly different perspective, we're going to bring in retired four-star general barrynse? >> i think it's entirely inappropriate to have an active duty military officer defending what is essentially a political and budgetary maneuver. we ought to get him off tv and have the secretary have his civilian political appointee do the argument. i think, look, the bottom line is -- >> general, speak to that more, what you're arguing there, because this is a budgetary political battle with congress, it matters who speaks for the pentagon here? i just want to understand you. >> absolutely. this is secretary hagel and the president are in charge of the u.s. armed forces, congress under article i is charged with funding them. you appropriately asked a pushback question about senator rubio. we have no business having the chairman or military spokesman be the lead on this debate. let congress and the media and the american people sort it out. you know, chairman colin powell used to tell us, make military arguments on their merit and let the politicians sort out how it eventually com

john, one of the things we heard this year, this is barry knapp from barclays by the way.nt of oil shut in on the coast much like it did in cushing in 2012, which would create a huge positive refining market spread this year and would put pressure on gasoline prices. how do you think that's unfolding? do you think that's likely to be the case or do you have a different view on that? >> i think what's happening actually is with the southern half of the keystone xl which the president approved even though he didn't need to, the southern half is now emptying out some of the extra storage at cushing. that oil is being refined. the refiners are able to export the finished products. we're sort of draining off some of that excess capacity at cushing and selling it so the refiners are benefitting from selling it as export production. it would be nice if we could sell it as domestic product by getting rid of some of the nonsense rules in this country, like the jones act. but we have to export it because we can't ship it to the east coast except in jones act ships. we frustrate ours

barry, vince, great to see you. who's going to benefit? >> well, i think obviously companies that have not been able to do a lot in the bad weather, you have companies of course like john deere which people haven't been out plowing their fields at all through this wintertime and probably have pent-up demand for their goods. they made some great improvements and even have additions to some of their product line and have been buying back shares aggressively. we also like a company, meritage home building. the new home builders have been holding up better today, the numbers were better than existing homes. obviously, as the weather improves, people will be looking to buy. i know there's a lot of demand, my son's out in denver and he can't find a house, it seems, right now. i think that will be real helpful. then probably people will be driving more so the companies that are in the refining business and the marketing of gasoline like valero could do very well. i still think we're on a highway to the danger zone, if you will, pardon my old fighter pilot talk. but the market is only up for right now but everything that goes up does come down. i think people need to be a litt

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