. >> four, hearing on a disciplinary charges filed against assistant patrol special officer john barry file number alw iad 2013-0154 of discussion or possible action or sustain specifications. >> ashley on behalf of the san francisco police department, good evening. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is a hearing with reference to the charges that were brought against a patrol special officers john barry and the matter was set for hearing tonight and these matters are public and i will note for the record and i will ask, is patrol special officer john barry present? >> i will note for the record by dr. marshall that he is not present. and do you have anything to share with me regarding this, the attempts to serve or conversations with patrol officer barry or should we have officer brown come forward >> i think that he has information but i will provide. when we actually suspended patrol special officer barry we sent him notice by certified mail and express mail, it came to the department certificated mail and the u.s. postal service, attempted twice to serve the letter on patrol specialist

barry bench. >> the paternity testing showed that the john doe dna on the shirt came from the father of this womann't, who was 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 katherine's biological father. >> you would think you would be home the next day. you wouldn't think they would try to drag this out. >> this is the kind of people i'm dealing with. >> with more prompting, the state of new york exhumed barry benches body and took a dna sample. it conclusively matched the saliva on sabina kulakowski's t-shirt and roy brown was finally released from prison 15 years to the day he was convicted. but the question remains, why did barry bench murder sabina kulakowski? barry bench and sabina were acquaintances, sabina 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 sabina was staying. no one knows what happened that night. but the forensic ev

. >> that was john henry smith reporting. and barry is paying for the college tuition for the his two kids. >> what a story. >> he's being taken care of by the family and according to the attorney, he's had to pay $5 million for medical cost and $20 million coming up. >> thank you, ross. >> that is the show this at saturday night and thank you so much for joining us. stay with us, we have the top headlines after the break. consider this. the news of the day plus so much more. answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> it seems like they can't agree to anything in washington no matter what. >> and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >> you are watching aljazeera america. kerry taking a detour on the way back to the united states, he went to paris to discuss with the counter parts and looking at a resolution to the situation in ukraine. u.s. is calling for russia to remove the troops from the ukraine border. the crews are continuing to search through the debris in washington state. they are keeping the death toll at 17. >> t

john brennan. whether it was in the 70's or barry goldwater, the cia -- when they take on congress, usually they doot win. >> we are giving our age away talking about barry goldwater. they almost always lose. they lost in the 1970's. big-time. with the church committee, the pike committee. they cannot win this one either, whatever the truth is. congress has the power of the purse. >> edward snowden. the controversies over the drones. is the intelligence agency a rogue elephant? >> it has to be. what they do is by definition not exactly legal. you don't want people to know about it. did they go too far and lie to congress? how credible is the oversight? is this agency really does it really answer to its overseers in congress? or has it been lying to them and hiding stuff from them? >> julianna, has obama and edward snowden -- they cannot keep stonewalling. >> they are treading so lightly. you can sense their frustrations. what about the timing? they say, you will have to ask her. they made a point of telling reporters at the press briefing, you might be asking about this, but of the 41 questions, th

. >> i would suggest john mccain is more of a barry goldwater fellow than ted cruz is. talk on the senate floor and we've captured that moment. the c-span cameras caught it. there you see them encircled where john mccain takes ted cruz aside and let's him know what was on his mind. i can imagine the tenor of that conversation. mark murray, these two men have not liked each other for a while. and so there's a history here but clearly ted cruz has not done himself any favors with the senate colleagues. >> when you run for president, you need allies and friends because sometimes the times are really good. sometimes the times are really bad and you need friends and allies to get through that. what fascinated me from the foreign policy national security divide between the john mccains and lindsay grahams and ted cruzes and rand paul. what they represent is say little bit more dovish when it comes to national security. it wasn't too long ago that john mccain said, who you would support hillary clinton or rand paul and it did seem to say that was going to be a tough decision f

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reagan symposium marking the 50th anniversary of the speech where he endorsed barry goldwater for president. senators john mccain and others hold a news conference in ukraine. c-span. putting you in the room at congressional hearings, white house events commas and briefings. offering complete gavel-to-gavel covering of the u.s. house. we are c-span. created by the cable tv industry 35 years ago and brought to you by your

john. puffy. i don't know very well check back with rod and 915. >>: 650 right now and barry bonds is back with the giants at least for spring training. his special instructor with the team. it's the first time that we've seen him in uniform, but not here but in a second, in seven years. the former giants superstar seems to have mellowed with age and look at him. he sure is smiling and lots more. and he hasn't even seen like that will in well as ever. >>: i've had time to slow down. do other things to read the same person of adjust different character. he have the guy over here that's crazy and a guy over here that's not three or more in the middle. i distilled it be crazy but i've come down a little bit. and with just five minutes left on the clock. things got a little dicey between two players during the clippers, suns game in l-a. with one of them getting ejected. it happened during the 4th quarter. clippers were up 14. the clippers blake griffin leaned into the suns p-j tucker and the two fell to the ground. tucker appeared to throw a punch and they go at it. the play was reviewed and tucker wa

reagan symposium marking the 50th anniversary of the speech where he endorsed barry goldwater for president. senators john mccain and others hold a news conference in ukraine. c-span. putting you in the room at congressional hearings, white house events commas and briefings. offering complete gavel-to-gavel covering of the u.s. house. we are c-span. created by the cable tv industry 35 years ago and brought to you service provider. like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. regent anniversary held its annual ronald reagan symposium. it is titled a time for choosing. viceered on behalf of of presidential candidate barry goldwater, it is recognized as having set the stage for the white house. we will begin by a portion of the speech, followed by a panel discussion. this is about one hour and 15 minutes. >> those who would trade our freedom for the soup kitchen of the welfare state have told us that they have it a utopian solution of peace without victory. they call their accommodation and say that if we avoid dry confrontation with the enemy, he will lose his evil ways and say he loves us. all who indict

. >> reporter: yeah john just another day of drama and intense questioning by the defense attorney barryhird witness, the husband of the first witness, the near neighbor just questioning him, piling the pressure on saying have you ever heard shots from a nearby house? no, i haven't, he said. have you ever heard somebody break down a door with a cricket bat from a nearby house? no i haven't. i put it to you that you weren't hearing a woman screaming, you were hearing a man, oscar pistorius, is what he was implying. and the witness said no i'm very clear, i heard a woman screaming, then i heard a man in a mono tone. then i heard the man sort of apologizing, almost in the sound of his voice, for the neighbors, for creating all this attention. but this witness has still stuck to his guns that there were screams of a woman followed by shots. the defense just trying to break that down because what the defense is trying to do is to show that there was no argument between oscar pistorius and his girlfriend reeva steenkamp, and therefore, no justification for this premeditated murder that he woul

grovercoolidge, cleveland, thomas jefferson, andrew jackson, barry goldwater, ron paul, ronald reagan, john kennedy, ted cruz, senator rand paul. he goes on to say analyze that. facebook.com/c-span. a lot names being posted and a lot of comments. join right there all day. peter is calling from fairfax, virginia. caller: hello. i wanted to remind all that theers to a number that united states is not this to be a democracy. majority rule. the u.s. is a constitutional republic with democratically elected representatives to enforce the law. on that note, my favorite can paul. is rand conservatives have to realize if there is not a rand paul type candidate out there, there is a large block of libertarian type thinking americans that will theably use one of important things we have that pj 'rourke reminds us of. conservatives need to realize this. i don't think they understand. thank you. speakingd paul will be today following this program. we will be live at cpac he getting at -- we will be live at cpac he getting at about 10:10 eastern time. from politico, kirsten l assaultd's sexually assaul b

john rose of arizona on the right... >> guest: yes. c-span: ...the minority leader in the house, barry goldwater, hugh scott, the minority leader in the senate, and then gerry warren, the deputy press secretary to the president. >> guest: mm-hmm. and--and it must have grieved goldwater deeply to have to come to the president--and, of course, the president accepted what he said like he would not have accepted it from anyone else--because nixon had worked very hard for goldwater's election when he ran and was defeated for the president, and so he--they had a great deal of respect and--for each other. c-span: why this picture of helen thomas, near the end? >> guest: well, helen always was--and--and is to this day--a--a--one of the more important members of the press corps, and to see her there as concerned and grief-stricken, as was the first lady and tricia in this photograph, it--it--it supports what i said earlier, about what the mood was like in that room during the 20 minutes that--that nixon delivered his farewell address to his staff. the first lady never knew that all of those peo

barry williams says it's encouraging to be heard. >> a report found african american men were worse off than any other group in oakland, and victims of the most crimes committed there. johns people have to start looking at them as productive individuals. >> john says many need mentors. >> if each of us would take time to wrap our arms around young people, encourage them, expose them to things they've not seen before, we'd chip away at the programs. >> he says his mentor held him accountable for coming to school. >> he pushed us. going hard on us every day. every day, we come to school. >> now there will be a series of summits us for abc7 news at 4:00 >> the news at 5:00 begins right now. >> this behavior is not tolerated in our department >> the police department doing damage control after aesting one of their own for rape. a series of accidents causing trouble across the bay area tonight. >> live up here on the roof of the kgotv broadcast center, windier weather is >> tonight this cop is suspected of praying "person he was supposed to help." among disturbing allegations the crime happened while on duty responding to a domestic violence call. the officer is now out on ba

watching us certainty of state to john might carry that as speaking out on the situation and that amy ukraine or ninety watching the cars buying captivate and then stating barry foster to reintroduce might come out in economics at me and demand that you remain connected to protest the ban which i asked him to think that democrats think a fair amount of st telling us to moscow to meet this was not that gm is such a director of the council on foreign and defense policy thank you very nineteen seats. thank you all for anything that will free the bonus gift for my canon on acid and now teaching at the most brutal on to tennessee and at the american that graduate school when parents would say onsen is set to make a professor. see australia nasty and paris thank you for being with us and don't mind from washington and brought them inside at the apple and take counsel think you will very much for being with us thank you feel patience while we cover these events as they yet come to us that the k on stars and cap. let's name the other to get down to the decay looks a lot to digest that i wanted it to moscow as the crusty demetrius is not just a fool john kerry spent t

barry bonds? >> on his last day, sunday, no one was looking , but i am like john harbaugh who can i go to sea worldth a w alrus. >> i think it is unbelievable that they were able to do this and they stated that he can still hit but he says that he cannot run and more. >> do not doubt verbarry. >> what about a break for the oakland a's. >> dentists have. is not nice that this is the second time that he had the honor of this surgery. the only thing that he can point to is brian wilson with the dodgers who was undergoing that. he may have to pitch one inning but this guy's a starting pitcher. i was looking at his success rate and they stated that the second one, i was shocked. >> returning back to your past performance is 40%. >> i did not know was that low. >> that is really bad. >> when you hear about athletes, he is fighting to reverse a day normally, i just raise an eyebrow and say most people have real problems. and we cannot do much in love, that is tough. >> his only 25 years old. i think he made $400,000. maybe within a year he released a big money. i do feel bad for him. this is early in his

john bolton. time now for a quick break but stick around because when we return i'll be speaking with barry eichengreen live on the show there is right behind me now the economist and author is joining us via berkeley california where he is professor of economics and political science at u.c. berkeley then in today's big deal edward harrison and i are discussing dr cover and what his ph d. tells us about the future of china and as we head to a quick break here a look at some of your closing numbers at the bells figure out. when the steam. it puts everything in. letting go of the identities for me isn't. part of the protecting. somebody they would make a brother to that didn't if they really knew your story. they'd kill you. there's no evil for crazy here. it's nice to meet you my name is to them what's your name my name is geoffrey. the european union was a group sending it so far and so it has proved to be with terrible results because it's completely dysfunctional it is in my opinion nothing like as democratic as it is clay. claiming that other countries are as democratic as they should be i mean the

john bolton. time now for a quick break but stick around because when we return i'll be speaking with barry eichengreen live on the show there is right behind me now the economist and author is joining us via berkeley california where he is professor of economics and political science at u.c. berkeley then in today's big deal edward harrison and i are discussing dr kafir and what his ph d. tells us about the future of china and as we head to a quick break here a look at some of your closing numbers at the bells figure out. when the steam. it puts everything in. letting go of the identities for me isn't. part of the protecting. somebody they would make a brother to the dentist they really knew your story. they'd kill you. there's me before crazy house. it's nice to meet you my neighbors choose what to name my neighbors jeffrey. ukrainian pressure should come during lent it's a threat to russia. i mean it is a small republic and russia is a huge country and defend us. the long came to an end when the first moment of cocktail was thrown at our guys who stood there defending the law and order we believe th

john bolton. time now for a quick break but stick around because when we return i'll be speaking with barry eichengreen live on the show there is right behind me now the economist and author is joining us via berkeley california where he is professor of economics and political science at u.c. berkeley then in today's big deal edward harrison and i are discussing dr kafir and what his ph d. tells us about the future of china and as we had to a quick break here a look at some of your closing numbers at the bell sticker out. star wars. in the finish line of the marathon. we welcome aaron made and i believe mark two will be terrific oh show me your team at work. it's going to give you a different perspective give you one star never i'll give you the information you make the decision don't you both bring you the set we're the revolution of the mind it's revolution of ideas and consciousness. with the since the extreme right your approach which would be described as angry i think in a strong you know one single. i got a quote for you. it's pretty tough. they were it's a story. because this guy like it should

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john bolton. time now for a quick break but stick around because when we return i'll be speaking with barry eichengreen live on the show there is right behind me now the economist and author is joining us via berkeley california where he is professor of economics and political science at u.c. berkeley then in today's big deal edward harrison and i are discussing dr call for and what his ph d. tells us about the future of china and as we head to a quick break here are a look at some of your closing numbers at the bell stick around. and a sight that i don't think corporations mind can. do and say. all this all about money and i was actually sick for a politician right the last. couple of. years just to what is it a night. you're the one. you. like to have you with us here on our t.v. today i roll researcher. very i could green is a well known professor of macro economics and political science at the university of california california berkeley now dr eichengreen has done considerable research on the history and operation of the international monetary and financial system his best known work golden fetter