when i hear some of the comments @booktv this bucket john j. university a few weeks ago on some issues interactions. sitting next to me was the director of the texas corrections in florida or california corrections, some pretty big systems. when i was asked that question by one of the audience members i said -- and appointed to the oths,

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when i hear some of the comments @booktv this bucket john j. university a few weeks ago on some issues interactions. sitting next to me was the director of the texas corrections in florida or california corrections, some pretty big systems. when i was asked that question by one of the audience members i said -- and appointed to the others, welcome to the knuckle dragging fun club because the public perception is that is what we are. and if i can stress one thing, and i saw mr. samuels trying to stress it, and i would also. at one time early in my law enforcement career i may have had that same impression, but i have to tell you that overall i have never seen a more dedicated professional group of men and women at risk their lives and do it because they want to have a safer community and put themselves at great risk to do that. that aside, like any large bureaucracy -- envy tend to be the largest in any state or close to it, you end up with problems. it is how we react to those problems. that is why right now when i really appreciate what he hav

i hereby appoint the honorable john j. duncan jr. to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, john a. boehner, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 7, 2014, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour ebate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the minority whip , but in o five minutes mo event shall debate continue -- but in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from oregon, mr. blumenauer, for five minutes. mr. blumenauer: thank you, mr. speaker. we're used to a world with gloomy news regarding the jarring impact and threats of climate change. we're experiencing wildfires in the pacific northwest this winter. the snow pack is a small percentage of normal which is not just bad news for skiers now, it means lower river levels in the spring that will affect hydropowe

written about prison issues in media outlets and received a 2014 justice trail blazer award from john j. college center for media crime in justice. thank you for being here. president of the justice fellowship, public policy affiliate at prison affiliate advocate principles for restorative justice found in the bible. he

written about prison issues in media outlets and received a 2014 justice trail blazer award from john j. college center for media crime in justice. thank you for being here. president of the justice fellowship, public policy affiliate at prison affiliate advocate principles for restorative justice found in the bible. he served as haven't and director of external affairs, and he served in the mission house of representatives elected speaker, lives in michigan with his wife, stacy, and three young daughters, and i thank you and justice fellowship for your appearance here today. mark levin, at the texas public policy foundation, playing an important role in adult and justice reforms, and the state, the leader of the public policy foundation, right on crime initiative, led conservative efforts to reform the criminal justice system. he was law clerk to judge will garwood on the fifth circuit and staff attorney at the texas supreme court. thanks to the texas public policy foundation's work led to reforms of the drug sentencing law and in particular, i thank you for your support for the senten

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there's one woman i have not talked up today this has been john j. was the first chief justice. and she went with him to spain and france when he was our ambassador. and her letters us of fun to read and funny and smart, i think she would have been a lot of fun to just get to know. over here. a current. >> how much more did gino really going into it about these women? >> when i was researching them homers to lead going into it? hardly anything. the reason i get so interested in them is because i, and my job, have to spend a lot of time learning about the founding fathers because they wrote the constitution, and i have to deal with the constitutional time. and so i go back and read the letters in their arguments about things like the right to bear arms. the role of religion, things like that. and so i keep thinking about their time and wondering what about the women of the tongue. and of via a of it to give up hull occur if it is difficult to deter. ♪ ish. people and think the women were born to was a live-in save the letters in any significant way. sometimes the women themselves

without a security agreement ahead of the brussels meeting with nato leader spokesman rear admiral j john said the following. >> without one, we're going to have to start planning for a complete withdrawal, but we're not at that point right now. >> actually, they are at that point right now. the white house took one step closer to a zero troop option, delivering the message to president karzai in a phone call today, bret. >> jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. >> egyptian authorities are demanding a speedy investigation following the execution of seven christians on a beach outside benghazi. it's the second such killing so far this year. a british man and new zealand woman were murdered in a similar fashion in a beach on tripoli. >> trial of oscar pistorius will be broadcast live on television. a juge made that ruling today, but he said testimony by pistorius himself cannot be shown. the man known as blade runner is accused of murdering his girlfriend last year. pistorius says he thought model reeva steenkamp was an intruder. >>> some divine help from a really good book. and a delvilis

today in fact james clapper said the humanitarian costs in syria are an apocalyptic disaster 37 j disaster. johntion remains what can be done to stop all of this chaos. a new front line documentary airs tonight. it takes viewers inside this conflict with reporting on the ground. >> jihadists are more ruthless. they attack villages with artillery and shales. in that village, they just killed 15 civilians including women and children. they use mines and car bombs as if we are the main enemy. but they are the enemy for syria as a whole. >> joining us live is the producer of front line's documentary. jamie, thanks for joining us. how has this conflict moved from a relatively united opposition to assad to a much more splintered conflict that we see now? >> that's actually quite easy to explain. if you go back to the time -- first time that i was in the middle of 2012, at that time the moderates were fully in charge. and they were being promised through various channels that they would receive munitions weapons from the west, france was speaking, americans were suggesting they would come arrived. the

we hurried to a j us secretary of state john kerry saying the transatlantic relationship remains strong and essential. he also you directly. welcome to the german government statements that it does wanna take more responsibility for international security affairs including perhaps our staff is stepping up to the plate and in terms of its own capacity but he said and perhaps even in direct reference to that this story needs to be more about the actions and about talk talk itself does not suffice as such. tomorrow we'll be hearing more on middle eastern affairs that still lie in store as the comforts proceeds to see some things i'm into keeping us up to date from the munich security conference of chief political correspondent linda cry. thames region said the transatlantic alliance has been a major theme in munich nam and a crank old town with u s senate to john mccain on the sidelines of the conference sen has been a lot of attention that here in europe around the nsa surveillance scandal. are you worried about how much that's down its transatlantic trust i worry alot about it obviously

john lennon. for seven jeers j johnson showed his city and the beatles connection to the world.ithout his city, the world would never have known hits like "penny lane", there's little doubt the band changed the city. it's clear from the moment you check off the plane to a moment you check into the hotel. >> they may have travelled par and wide, concurred america and changed the pop music landscape. in the hardy northern england town they are four local lads who made good. >> without questions, still strong. that's the show. headlines after the break. we'll leave you with these pictures. >> you're watching al jazeera live from new york. food regulators issued a major meat recall. inspectors found millions of pounds of beef from a plant shipped without proper inspections. >> greater rights for same-sex couples. attorney-general eric holder says federal benefits given to straight couples will be given to gay couples. >> hundreds of syrians running to aid convoys. 600 have been evacuated despite attacks on aid agencies. the u.n. says with security concerns it will not stop deliverin

j and wine hollywood . the i. second tuesday john kerry has said he still looks good israel and the palestinians to agree on the framework three peace deal by lay people with any final deal could take an additional nine months or more. carrie brought the two sides together back in july after a three year cap originally anticipated the final agreement being reached after nine months while us officials have not revealed what might you into a framework is likely to include the possible outcomes on key issues such as borders security palestinian refugees and the status of jerusalem despite a little progress made kerry says he remains committed and determined to reach a deal is in the region more than a dozen times since july. recently both sides have softened their stance is while doubting the effectiveness of the us secretaries efforts kerry recently came in for heavy criticism from israeli politician some accusing him of being an anti semite trucking kerry to suddenly rediscovered his jewish roots recruiting his brother tribute to the

. >> the gun used to kill john lennon was traced by new york authorities to j & s enterprises, a gun police department. the sales receipt shows the gun was purchased by mark chapman on october 27th of this year. it shows chapman paid $197 in cash for the gun. >> just before buying the gun chapman had quit his job as a security guard. when he signed out for the last time, he inscribed the name "john lennon" in the condominium's log book, then crossed it out. six days later, on october 29th, mark chapman flies to new york city. armed with the gun he bought in hawaii, he stakes out the dakota, waiting for his chance to take revenge on the hero he believes has betrayed him. but john lennon is not the only potential victim. chapman, it seems, has back-ups. >> so he brought the gun with him, came to new york. and had planned at that point to kill someone who was a celebrity in order to bring attention to himself. >> lennon wasn't his only target. he had a list of substitute targets, if you will. if he couldn't get to lennon, then he would have attempted to kill walter cronkite, johnny cars

john kennedy's sex life. this had been supplied to them by j. edgar hoover. hoover was a next-door neighbor of lyndon johnson was a close political ally of lyndon johnson. between 1951-1961 the fbi budget has tripled due to the actions of senate majority leader lyndon johnson. when lyndon johnson stole his election in 1948, but a totally disputed and fraudulent 86 votes, j. edgar hoover flew down for the victory party in austin. so they were very close and, of course, hoover had his own motives. he knew he was facing mandatory retirement. he knew the kennedys would put him out to past year in 1954. so his motive was clear. in any event, johnson's matches for kennedy was, you need me, you need texas, and if you don't put me on the ticket, i'll just take this dossier and i'll give it to dick nixon. remember, nixon and kennedy were locked in a skin tight race for president. so kennedy vineyard and he put johnson on the ticket. the next day a reporter was in shock, how to give up the most powerful jobs in washington, u.s.a. majority leader to be vice president, a

j back into this conversation, john najarian, of course.n this for a long time has been that high frequency trading is unfair, it disrupts the market. so i would imagine then you welcome this move, this change over at business wire. >> yeah. and in particular, kelly, coming from warren buffett who has said your reputation is everything. that's what he said when he stepped in to take over -- or to head up solomon brothers when they were found to have been trading ahead of some of the bond information and so forth. your rep tutiutation really is everything. and if warren buffett owns business wire and they are feeding high frequency traders this information ahead of somebody else, well, that's too much edge. i think eamon would agree there are a lot of ways this could be abused. that example that he used from yesterday is one of those. but there are a whole bunch of bad things about high frequency trading that i disagree with. >> what do you make of that example specific to yesterday. i don't want to conflate two different things. in the one

attract buyers ceo john chen confirmed this week he would "definitely sell" bbm if he was offerred a deal. just last week facebook shelled out 19 billion dollars for messaging tool "whatsapp". j-crew could be getting ready to go public. bloomberg news reports the retailer is working with banks for an ipo later this year. the clothing retailer is known for its famous fans, the first family. j-crew has 451 stores across the nation, and 2.4 billion dollars in annual sales. fallen celebrity chef paula deen is cooking up a comeback plan. the former food network star-- is opening a new restaurant in pigeon forge, tennessee. near the "dollywood" them park. a private investment firm is backing deen to get her career back on track after she acknowleged previous use of racial slurs. a $20 million dollar investment is going into her new restaurant which will be called "paula deen's kitchen". coca cola has discovered how to make a "diet" slurpee. diet coke has been on the market for more than 3 decades, but until now, there was no way to make the low calorie drink work well as a frozen slurpee. the new drink hits 7-eleven stores this week. still to come: counting down to the oscars! pred

j street in northeast. her name has not been released. in officiating left a teenager dead. >> that shooter is still on the loose. john gonzalez has the latest on what we know. good morning. >> the shooter still on the loose this morning. detectives will be very busy trying to find the gunman in the city's latest homicide. it appears this is the 22nd murder this year in d.c. alone. we understand the victim was in his late teens. that is what police are telling us. he was approached in the bellevue neighborhood in southeast, d.c. he was shot and killed on the street. this happened a mile from the seventh district police station on alabama avenue. the shops running out just blocks from the high school. there are reports that he was a beaulieu student. his identity has not been released. this happened around 8:30 last night. police taped off a large area. this was one of two fatal shootings in the district. a woman was killed around northeast. homicides are up 75% this year. reporting live, john gonzalez, abc seven news. >> dozens of people this morning are left without a home. inbrianne carter is live springfield with m

j. blige will entertain after that, and they will have a ritual here, the first one before the election, john>> since the president is stag, do we know who his dinner partner is going to be and. >> they handed out the dinner chart, and the names are unfamiliar to us. and anybody would like to avoid the wagging tongues of president olin's situation. it's not unpress denned. but the french media is here in strong force, and they're very interested in their president's social situation. >> and despite that, they have very serious work to do, right? >> there's the arrival ceremony in the morning, and the oval office, and there's a photo up. but the two leaders appeared in the east room of the white house, and they answered questions for an hour. very tough on syria and the regime. it was russia who removed those chemical weapons from syria, and now president obama put more pressure to do more. >> i have to say that there are starching civilians, and it's not just the syrians, but the russians as well if ire blocking this resolution, so that's an example of the kinds of diplomatic work that we're

j, what are you buying today as a result of this? >> judge, you know, he mentioned johnand liberty and i think that they could be the player in what ends up being spun off because the department that takes a look at antitrust and so forth and/or justice is going to look at this and negotiate and they've already thrown the number on the table, like 3 million subscriber units pushds out there. those might be picked up for basically nothing on the dollar practically. >> malone and mcfaye aren't sit on your hands type of guys. >> no. >> they're going to react. >> yes. >> today, i don't think you have to do the plays today, judge. today i bought sirius because i think eventually there is more activity there. i don't think that directv will do something right away but there's a synergy there so now you do have a very big competitor to those two because comcast will have both coasts, not just the footprint they already have. >> doc, let me interrupt you. send it down to simon hobbs who i'm told has breaking news. simon? >> yes. scott, dow jones is report that the prime minister

j. edgar hoover investigated all kind -- >> anything. that's why -- he had a book. he had a book, johnyou about the second fight, though. because this idea that fights can be rigged, even fights with ali and liston, that's nothing new. the second match a year later, there was the phantom punch. liston went down, ali didn't seem to touch him. a will the lot of people said that fight was rigged. so you know there are these allegations swirling. >> you've got to understand how fast ali was. >> faster than the camera? >> this is what you -- this is what you keep missing. because it's so phenomenal. i can understand that a normal person and even a super normal, like yourself, you know what i mean? you would miss some of these things. ali, you know, your hands can't hit what your eyes can't see. >> float like a butterfly sting like a bee. >> your eyes hands can't hit what your eyes can't see. you get back into bed before the doctors came in. you've got to see that, john. what's so fabulous to make this happen -- that's why i want to bring the renewed and dedicated -- this is the 40th anniver

j. rooney to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, john a. boehner, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by the guest chaplain, reverend fed m federicci, the rated church, washington, d.c. the chaplain: let us pray. most loving and gracious god, we come before you this day knowing you are with us in the story of this time and this age, knowing that you are with us, guiding us, sustaining us and nurturing us with the gift of your steadfast love. you're with us today in this place, this house which represents the dreams and visions of so many. we pray that wisdom, justice and compassion may guide every member and every member of their staff. may this house's deliberations and actions be taken in the spirit of respect for our diversity and differences. may this nation be knit together as one. may we hold one another true to the covenant of freedom and justice for all. may we be peaceful, may we be safe, may we be grateful. all we ask in the power and divine love which inspires and transform

j. edgar hoover, no one would. gorgeous women get done. >> i was just going to say what john had mentioned. >> one of the youngest members group at the time, do you e of the youngest members of the group at the time, do you remember? [laughter] >> you are a father now. [laughter] >> you remember when you saw those three kids running around? >> oh, absolutely. i thought these people are people with guts, meaning these two right here. [applause] and i was very impressed. >> asking one more question before we turn to the audience. thinking of the aftermath, what you think is the most important discovery or lessen that emerged from the burglary and its impact? >> that you can get to the point where you can succeed and be done. [applause] >> i think that a life is tough but he's not impenetrable. >> i think it has something to do with true, that you can get the truth out there and articulate the message that needs to go out and people take that seriously and change their expectations of their own government. and i learned how frightening that it is a one man and one institution can gather so much raw power to do what he did o

john raines. and that's what i brought to the war in vietnam. that and i knew damn well what j.oover was was we found out what -- because we found out what j. edgar hoover was down in the south. he hated martin luther king, he hated the civil rights movement. he wanted things to return to quiet, to to his kind of life. he was not a good man. he would, he has been the largest subversive in american history fighting, as he said, subversion and subverting the freedoms of this country. and he very nearly got away with it. he was the most powerful man in washington, without any question. second not touch him. they could not touch him. so somebody had to do something about that man. and that became our task. [applause] >> and he did get away with it for half a century. and there are many people who think at that time and still that the fbi in the 1970s would have never been investigated, none of the change -- none of the questions would have been raised had the change occurred if it had not been for what the burglary did. despite all of the courage that you had and the willingness to

> what john paulson is seeing they areago, what seeing in puerto rico that they are investing so much money down there, there is something to worry, people like paulson, amgen or abbot or ge or jral electric, what they are doing, why they are expanding their presence in puerto rico, it is just an example of why it is really happening down there. and doesn't invest there, it shows the world but that is the place to go right now. that you have to take a look at puerto rico in a more conference of way to see the opportunities that the world can have down there in puerto rico. as part of the united states offered to the world. >> for more of bloomberg's coverage of puerto rico's economic woes, you can go online at bloomberg.com/tv, or visit our award-winning ipad app, btv+ . there is no mountain high enough for this ceo. we will discuss his business coming up next. and a donor prince of wall street. we will introduce you coming up. ♪ >> this is "lunch money," on bloomberg television, and we are streaming live on bloomberg.com, your tablet, and your phone. we are everywhere you are. i am adam johnson. we kick off our new biweekly series of small to big. about ceo's that it had to c

j. ribble to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, john a. boehner, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 7, 2014, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour ebate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the minority whip , but in o five minutes no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. mcgovern, for five minutes. mr. mcgovern: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. speaker, yesterday, the senate passed the farm bill conference report, something the house did almost two weeks ago. i want to thank my house and senate colleagues that stood firm and voted against the conference report because of the egregious cuts to snap, formerly known as food stamps. i'm e

john were just talking about. i didn't realize ford's margins are almost single digit, dr. j.ng tesla's are more than triple? >> absolutely. this is a technology story. it's our key argument, that the technology in the battery pack is very, very impressive. >> collin, where do you think that margins actually can go and when do you think that the competition arrives? right now they really don't have any and when do some of the other companies like some -- bm w or porsche or some of the other companies start to focus on this market? >> we've seen attempts from other companies already. what you're seeing a clor fied hatchbacks from some of the german companies with short range. this is a full-blown sedan. it's the best car on the road right now. the companies are proving they're at least two, if not three years behind. this is a technology story. auto companies aren't technology companies in the same way this is. that's why there's a lot of synergies with a company like apple. >> if tesla at $200 was a $250 billion company. ifg m is $50 billion in size, how much bigger can tesla

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