transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers one school class i'm john mark and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying. rational debate and real discussion critical issues facing up to five are you ready to join the movement then welcome to. our roughly guys we have like a subdivision called roughly the news agency the other wise ones they managed to get a room in that hotel over there which is not where are we going there right now they have limey boxes we can do a live broadcast from there just saving our asses i can say asses can i. will do it as live here to get a better angle so expect the. pastor asked us about. we record. this when everyone thought things were going through. his own fire and yet the polies are just in the fire very good and they're moving into the protest. mans a little bit loathe. to believe the time this is the point of the road. because that's a pretty fairly that the police pretty much the scene which we have been seeing over the past several months so it will be no

transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers one school class i'm john mark and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem. rational debate real discussion critical issues think. you're ready to join the movement then walk in the big picture. and we're back with paul hellyer former canadian minister of defense to talk about extraterrestrial life forms great to have you back so this extraterrestrial creatures where did they come from and how did they get here to earth they come from various places for a long while i only knew about once who came from different star systems. the pleat is. rather ridiculous and several other star systems but in the last two months of bet people who have made me aware of that there are some in our star system of that there are actually extraterrestrials who live on a. planet called media which is one of the moons of saturn. and that there are others on the on venus and some on mars and that. they may be interacting between themselves suspect that they are b

trans national corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once built by john mark and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on. we go beyond identifying. rational debate real discussion critical issues. ready to join the movement then walk. back to our top story in ukraine now and former u.s. congressman ron paul says washington may be hiding the truth about the tragic malaysian plane crash in the east of the country it's hard to believe that the u.s. with all its spy satellites available for monitoring everything in ukraine that precise proof of who did what and when is not available when evidence contradicts our government's accusations the evidence is never revealed to the public for national security reasons of course too bad we can't depend on our government to just tell us the truth and show us the evidence i'm convinced it knows a lot more than it's telling us well let's talk more on the stalled probe on the crisis in ukraine with professor a professor paid to nick who collaborated with director all of a study on the untold history

friends national corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once i'm john mark and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying. rational debate and real discussion critical issues facing them are ready to join the movement then walk in the big picture. twenty minutes past the hour to cement u.s. relations with africa president barack obama is hosting a first ever summit with the continent's leaders washington expects while a billion dollars worth of business and to widen its funding into peacekeeping food and electricity programs that's amid downplaying speculations that the u.s. interest in africa is purely to challenge china in the meantime the u.s. has been boosting its direct foreign investment into the continent trade has increased almost a hundred billion dollars but that number is nowhere near china's involvement there johannesburg based journalist richard public thinks the u.s. is too late to realize africa's potential. it really is a multi it's an issue that is very very old and you if you lis

transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once built by john mark and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on we go beyond identifying. rational debate real discussion critical issues facing them by ready to join the movement and welcome to it. judy greer not vaccinate costar in married on f.x. you have a very popular recurring role on arrested development. any word on another season of the show is it coming but i don't know i let you know usually the night before they want me to come to work someone will call me and. it's not because they're an organized i think they just really genuinely keep it why is that show so popular you know i can i mean i want to say like i don't know i do know i mean it's just so popular but it really kind of crazy kids it's a crazy cast i think it felt like people were discovering it for the first time which makes people feel very like sort of territorial over it i hear a lot of people like i watched it when it was on the air i've always been a fan like people really responded to it and it was

transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once built i'm john mark and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying. rational debate and real discussion critical issues facing. our job. ready to join the movement and welcome to the big picture. in justifying their stance they're citing all sorts of what they see as international press advance in cost of what they are coming referendum in scotland but the response that they're hearing from the west is that what you're saying is illegitimate but what we've been doing is still full of life a measure if you break into their story good luck america does is right remains are made for other people for centuries like russia or all countries like this straight. but whatever america does is right because america does if. they just want to keep building allowing saudi arabia qatar and iran to fund millions and millions of pounds worth of the building of mosques in this country where they have them addresses where cover and we have a hundred thousand fo

john, as i say, thinks jesus is literally god which is not what matthew, mark and luke say about jesussynoptic gospels, there is no phrase in which he says he is himself god. whereas he says this in john all the time. that doesn't mean it's incorrect. that's a faith statement. a christian can be as much a christian in believing that jesus is literally god incarnate as he can be if he believes that jesus is just a man. there are many, many christians -- the aryan christians are many of them -- who believe that jesus was not god. by the way, there are many, many christians who believe that jesus was not a man. the copts, for instance, in egypt believe this jesus was pure -- that jesus was pure god, that he had no human nature whatsoever. so that verse which seems, in your mind and in the minds of many, many christians around the world, to be self-explanatory and to require no kind of interpretation, that it can only be understood in one way, in reality has been understood in hundreds and hundreds of different ways. so i ask you again, how do we decide which way is right? how do we decide

you've got democratic senator mark udall now calling for john brennan's resignation. also got senator martin hinrich, also a democrat in the senate intelligence committee. you've got another democrat, oregon senator ron wyden calling for potential criminal charges filed against whoever it was in the cia who spied on the senate. >> if a 19-year-old hacker searched senate files this way, that hacker would be sitting in jail right now. i want a public accounting at this point. i want to know who authorized this act. i want to know why they thought it was legal, and i want to know who is going to be legally held responsible. >> and now tonight, the first republican senator to all for brennan's resignation has emerged, not surprisingly, it is senator rand paul. president today said he has, quote, full confidence in john brennan as director of the cia, even as he went on to talk about the poor judgment the cia showed when it decided it was a good idea to spy on congress. joining us, siobhan gorman, the intelligence correspondent at "the wall street journal." thanks for join

at least two democratic senators, mark udall and mark hinrich are calling for the resignation of john brennan. this is after the cia inspector general found that agency officials improperly found their way into the senate computers during an investigation into the agency's interrogation techniques post-9/11. according to unclassified

. >> great if we could hear from the applicant, either john kevlin or mark? >> supervisors, thank you so much for your time this morning, i am genius with the law firm and mr. kevin is out of the country at the moment, this is an 8,000 square foot cvs on the corner of jefferson and it is under construction right now and schedule to be completed in the fall and this is a convenience store only and not a pharmacy here. and one interesting thing about this item the alcohol use itself, the 8,000 square feet is the total retail area, and only 250 feet will be devoted to alcohol and it is a small component of the retail for this location. the license as would mention is being transferred from another location on polk street and not an increase in the district three number of licenses. our out reach consisted of fisherman's wharf and working closely with the merchant's association. and there are no residents nearby and no opposition to that we are aware of and we are in agreement with all of the conditions that have been proposed and happy to answer any questions th

opportunism, selfish interests, and hubris raw to a close in this case by king john's death of dysentery in 1216. yet we mark the anniversary and celebrate it for a year. i think we do so for the same reason that we often memorialize the groundbreaking of a major public building or monument. whether king john and the barons knew it or not, the events of 800 years ago marked the commencement of a major undertaking in human history. we mark the 800th anniversary of magna carta because it laid the foundation for the ascent of liberty. we celebrate not so much what happened 8 centuries ago as what has transpired since that time. senserogress in no universal and in no sense a reversible, has been aided in part by the members of our profession who recognize the enduring principles embedded in magna carta and built out from that foundation. a few years ago, a theatre group became famous for its ability to perform the complete works of wayne shakespeare in 60 minutes. that requires some abridgment. for example, the troops treatment of hamlet basically amounted to danish king is murder, prince feigns insanity, everyb

john stein beck. up next on a second look. >> this year marks 75 years since awe that are john stein back published his book. the valley today is mostly peace full n. the time at stein back it was not always so. at the time there was battles between the have's and the have not's. diana ross prepares this looking back in the year 2000s. >> in the 1930s with the nation's of the deep depression, california's farmers demanding better working. agriculture was making some people rich. green gold and lettuce have pushed the city to the top of the nation of per capita's income. >> the exporters were getting more money and the need of the workers were neglected. >> men who lived alone. in california it was a crime for philippine men to mary women of different races. >> and then we went to the fields because no one would take this work. >> philippine lettuce cutters organizing one of california's first armed labor union. they formed an alliance with the shed workers. the strike was effective for a few weeks until the white packers settled with management. the filipinos soon went back to work. >> it was a mess wi

[applause] john: second prize football helmets, mark lendl of novi, minnesota. now questions for some of our other guests. it is first? >> in this country there are a lot of horrendous losses, but what can we as ordinary citizens do to try to fix it? >> we have become a society that looks to solve everything bypassing ace -- pass in a criminal law. at first blush it is really their politicians because any time something bad happens is it -- it is easy to say let's make another criminal law, but realls us as individuals. john: what can you do? >> we have to say to our politicians, don't give us more criminal laws unless you can show what the impact will be, what benefit we will get, what the cost will be of enforcing it. it is up to the people now to say enough. john: yes. >> i was wondering how many laws there are an american, like overall? >> too many. [laughter] john: nobody knows. they cannot even count the criminal law, right? >> right. that's right. john: yes, sir. >> hello. nick ricci from connecticut. my question is for stock in the metal. why are laws so

john? >>> coming up in sports, mark sanchez responds to the rumors that he could be traded. >>> plus, it was rough night for dominic brown. could the phillies overcome his performance with a.j. burnett on the hill? highlights of the game within we come back. >>> hello, i'm john boruk. we begin with baseball. phillies starter a.j. burnett said after his last start that he might retire. he may whaant to rethink that based off tonight's experiences. burnett facing the hottest team in the nationals. first. in the second, the big knocker, bryce harper, then denard span in the third. 12 ks for a.j., gave up just three hits and a run. in the bottom of the fifth, cody asche takes it deep. his ninth of the season. made it 2-0 philly. in the seventh, it was carlos ruiz's turn. phillies win it 3-2. just the nats' second loss in their last 14 games. >>> meanwhile, phillies top prospect maikal franco would seemingly be in line for a september call-up. hit this home run tonight for the iron pigs. 11 hits over his last five games, but gm ruben amaro says a call-up is not a certainty. >> the biggest thing f

his family says he was mugged. 25-year-old john cruz was meditating in a mark? july when he was attacked. his family posted missing fliers. he was in a hospital the whole time. the medical center reached tout the family who says their son is expected to make a full recovery. >>> still ahead at 6:00, this november voters will be able to help establish a long-term plan to ease drought in california. we'll break down the $7 billion measure to see how those dollars will be spent. >>> biologists say climate change to have a disastrous effect on fish. >> a beautiful start to the weekend. will we end on >> a newly proposed measure on the ballot this november is designed to help the state deal with the water shortage in decade ahead. the $7.5 billion plan will not end the current drought but bill offer long-term solutions. 2.7 bill will create more storage, including two new reservoirs. 1.5 bill will help restore marine habitate and protect wildlife. 900 million will clean up groundwater contamination. 725 million will set up water recycling programs and develop advance

his family says he was mugged. 25-year-old john cruz was meditating in a mark? july when he was attacked. his family posted missing fliers. he was in a hospital the whole time. the medical center reached tout the family who says their son is expected to make a full recovery. >>> still ahead at 6:00, this november voters will be able to help establish a long-term plan to ease drought in california. we'll break down the $7 billion measure to see how those dollars will be spent. >>> biologists say climate change to have a disastrous effect on fish. >> a beautiful start to the weekend. will we end on a similar note? ♪ go! go! wow! go power...oats! go! made from oats cheerios! cheerios! go, go, go! go power oats! go! cheerios! go power! go...power! yayyyy! >> a newly proposed measure on the ballot this november is designed to help the state deal with the water shortage in decade ahead. the $7.5 billion plan will not end the current drought but bill offer long-term solutions. 2.7 bill will create more storage, including two new reservoirs. 1.5 bill will help restore m

john brennan mislead the public. mislead is a pretty way to say lied, maybe? >> let's all go off-the-record for a minute. i agree with senator markctor john brennan should resign. that's not all. there is a lot more. i smell a ratted and a squishy apology from the cia director should not push this matter under the rug. earlier today, cia director john brennan apologized toot senate intelligence committee leaders for spying on them. that's not a mistake. that is a crime and a big one. on the cia's own web site, it says domestic spying by the cia is a crime. and the only way it is not a crime and this is where i get a bit suspicious, is if the attorney general of the united states authorizes domestic spying. that, of course, would be eric holder. so, did the attorney general authorize domestic spying? if he did, he needs to tell us why. he owes the american people those answers. and if eric holder didn't authorize the spying, he needs to do his job and prosecute, convene a grand jury immediately. i don't buy for one second the department of justice previous statement that there is not enough evidence for a a criminal investigation.

. >>> john lennon's assassin mark david chapman is sorry, in his words, for being an idiot.as you recall gunned down the beatle in front of his mapt build managerer than 30 years ago. he expressed sorrow. for the third time his request was denied. >>> m.i.t. researchers manipulated the part of the mouse's brain that controls feelings of fear and happiness. it is unclear as this can be tried with humans but if it can it can lied to depression and post-traumatic stress. >>> "the wall street journal" says there will be more empty seats at college football games this season. overall student attendance dropped more than 7% in the past five years. in the five richest conferences along, the numbers are down 5.6%. the cause, hire ticket prices and the option to watch them on tv. >> do you know sometimes it's $295 for tickets? i wouldn't want to pay that if i was a parent. >> or a student. >>> two fighter jets were called to escort a passenger plane that took off from toronto headed for cuba. two female passengers on the flight became unruly. the two may have had a lot of duty-free a

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i grew up with people like mark hatfield, john sherman cooper. these were the people opposed to the vietnam war, republicans out front. it's not the craziest thing for a republican to be dove issue. great to see you. >>> coming up, karl rove's group crossroads gps commissioned a record looking at the republican party standing with women. the blunt finding of the group, female voters think the republican party is intolerant, lacking in compassion, stuck in the past. that's the republican view of their own party. also, what do you think when you mix a private donor's conference sponsored by the koch brothers, an unguarded politician and an audio recording. the latest behind closed doors look at what they really think. this time it's mitch mcconnell explaining what the republican agenda will be if he gets to be majority leader. yesterday, we saw the tragic consequence of what happens when a 9-year-old girl is allowed to shoot an automatic weapon, an uzi. for some gun people -- i can call them gun nuts, like the nra people, it's the tip of the iceber

bob woodwards interviews john dean, and sunday afternoon, anthony marks, president and ceo of the newyork library, sheafing on the lie -- shedding light on the library's past and sprint future. >> now senator jim demint spoke about his book, failing in love with america again, at the leadership summit in washington, dc. this is half an hour. >> all right. our next speaker is senator jim demint and i see some other people are filing in for it. i think you'll allow me -- for us to take the seventh inning stretch by standing up and saying the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you. so, now, senator jim demint, who has written a book called "falling in love with america again." senator demint served in the u.s. house from '99 to 2000 then was the senator from south carolina, until he joined the heritage foundation as president in 2013. demint has a long record of public service, of fighting for freedom and conservati

than quoterather john mcfaul, why don't we quote mark carney directly? hadlcome what mark carney to say yesterday because he is fulfilling his responsibilities in an impartial way as governor of the bank of england to calm financial markets. all this uncertainty has nothing to do with the campaign. she did like the quote from the principle of glasgow university. when, perhaps, shall we take a quote from the better together ? no interest whatsoever in the project. website said, financial market speculation could lead to capital flight and higher interest rates. ultimately, if markets were calm, scotland would have to adopt its own separate currency in time of crisis. you and the better together campaign are involved in trying to create uncertainty. [applause] they try to create uncertainty in terms of investment. that is move to an all-time high since 1997. they tried to create uncertainty on jobs. they say jobs will be lost because of the referendum. what we have found is that we have record employment in scotland. and record women employment in scotland

here is mark albert. ( gunfire ) >> reporter: when john hinckley jr. tried to assassinate president ronald reagan more than three decades ago, the bullets also hit his press secretary james brady in the the head. a jury found john hinckley not guilty by reason of insanity and committed him to a psychiatric hospital. brady survived but the bullet left him partially paralyzed for the remainder of his life. according to the d.c. police department, an autopsy concluded that brady perished as a result of the original gunshot wound and consequences thereof. prosecutors are reviewing the rule. but renewing a legal case against hinkley could prove difficult. his insanity defense would be at issue. criminal defense attorney nina ginsberg: >> it's not whether you're legally insane today but legally insane at the time of the shootings. and if he is legally insane at the time of the shootings, he will now be not guilty by reason of insanity. >> reporter: in his original defense, attorneys argue arguedt hinkley was obsessed with the movie "taxi driver," a film abou

mark welcome. >> thank you for having me john. >> we just got news that the nato chief ra rasmussen is headd to ukrainia ukraine, what do yok that's about? >> takes the threat the potential threat posed by the russians seriously. and i think we've seen over the past few months that nato takes the russian actions very seriously and not only have we seen bilateral support, their military looking at training and exercises but across nato's landscape i think we're seeing an increased pace of exercises and operations designed to explain to putin that nato sees what he's doing and it's unacceptable and it's against the international order that's worked so well to keep the peace in europe these many years. >> and mark we've heard the president at this press conference suggest that the sanctions were working against russia. how do you measure that? >> i think the president's absolutely right. while on the surface, you know we take a look at literally the photos and it may look like putin's strong because we see 20,000 troops massing along the ukrainian border. >> he doesn't look like he's back

tonight marks ten years since captain john taylor and fire fighter ray rubio were killed in port richmond. they became trapped as they bat old a house fire caused by a marijuana growing operation. >>> bombard. of gaza continues today bias rail, and israeli prime minister says it won't stop until hamas stops firing rockets in to israel. sirens sounded in the southern part of the country and israelis headed for the bomb shelter. israel hit building where military chief of hamas is living with his family, he was not there palestinians say his wife and daughter were and were both killed. >>> ebola out break in west africa has killed 350 people. liberia alone accounts for more than a third of the death toll, accord together latest report from the world health organization. today the cdc also announced that u.s. hospitals reported 68 ebola scares in the past three weeks. some far no patient has tested positive on american soil. >>> security of patient data is in critical condition. a new report says hospital hacking is not as uncommon an you might think study says 90 percent of health care comp

john mccain. this comes after republican tom cotton claims that democrat prior supports amnesty for illegal immigrants. >> mark prior voted the same way as john mccain and many other republican senators. >> security the border first. >> 20,000 new border agents. >> a 700-mile fence. >> and a long term solution. >> polls show that prior and cotton are running even. >>> going to the polls tomorrow in hawai'i. kneel abercrombie is in danger of losing to a democrat. but a few days ago all campaigns instructed supporters to take down banners and yard signs because of this, hurricane adel bringing strong winds, rain and flooding and another hurricane is expected over the weekend. voting is still on for tomorrow, but political strategists say they have no idea who the nasty weather might help or hurt. >>> and for all those keeping track 40 years ago tonight the night that president richard nixon announced he was resigning u.s. presidency. that is today's power politics. coming up, thousands are stuck in a mountain in northern iraq surrounded by the islamic state group. we'll have a closer look at this religious minor

eastern, mark halperin and john will be speaking to congressman ryan about his plans. ns me right now with a preview. good to see you. foras got his work cut out him in terms of trying to reshape the image of the republican party right now, which, let's face it, does not have a great image. >> it does not. it is a branding problem. he is straightforward in the book talking about how he has come forward with ideas that he will not get able to listen to ideas until people think differently about us. he is young and still relatively unknown and has an attractive family story. in some ways he's a good messenger. in other ways, he is a dangerous messenger because he is going forward with ideas like entitlements. >> things like medicaid and medicare. talking about reforming programs like that, that is something that might strike your in a lot of voters across the country that are in a certain age range. >> president bush and some congressional republicans have taken these fights on. they have lost the courage of their convictions at times. social security, but also look at sc

john. now, joining us, dr. mark seigel. doctor, great to have you here. i have to ask you about the serum. it's been tested and seemed like it's working. >> the ebola virus shuts down our immune system. we don't make an antibody response ourselves. that is why the virus parades around our body, shutting down our organs they put the virus into mice and got it to make antibodies. they took those and have been giving them to monkeys and monkeys have recovered. this is the first time they ever have given the treatment to a human being. it's dramatic. we don't know yet. it's too early to say whether this is going to work or not but the way he walked into the hospital so far, so good with this. >> i know the fda wants to know why a lull when there is a urgent need arc lou something to be used that hasn't been fully tested there are families that ask for it but it seems like this is an urgent case. the agency was moved to let this happen. >> i'm in agreement with this. dr. brantly was over there caring for people. i think we owe to him to do the best we can. plu

. >> reporter: john mcquillen is the curator in charge of the "marks of genius" exhibition at the morgan library. an expert in medieval art history, mcquillen has also had to familiarize himself with the nearly 60 pieces from different time periods and from all over the world. mcquillen says that one of the exhibition's goals is to challenge some of the more modern ideas about what genius is and who possesses it. >> in western civilization over the centuries, genius did become something that was a divine gift given to only a few. but i think now we are sort of returning to an idea that everyone is capable of this and that genius is something that we all possess, whether we... it comes to fruition and we show it or not. and it now even could be getting a little bit overused. "this book is genius. this blog is genius. this facebook post is genius." >> reporter: i mean, a that's kind of like a democratization of the... >> yes >> reporter: word genius, this idea that it's a quality that everybody possesses in one form or another. but you can also look at an exhibition like this and say, "eve

what is the status of those products and who should play john mcafee in the feature film question mark >> i hope it is not any devito. feature film is coming out i think in eight months. is doing a two hour documentary and that should be coming out in a shorter time. doing one based on josh davis's book. i have nothing to do with that one. i don't particularly care for josh davis as a writer. >> john mcafee, founder of future tense systems. is looking to help low income residents stay in their homes, but in the city can be with the tech community and the deep pockets? >> you are watching "the best of bloomberg west" we focus on technology and the future of business. if actions are on the rise in san francisco as the tech boom is driving home and rent rises way up. the average rent is more than 2000 hours month in the city but some tenants with rent control a as little as $757 month. san francisco mayor edley lee is offering city loans for nonprofit to buy smaller apartment buildings in an effort to help low income residents they in their home. i spoke with former mayoral william -- wil

. >> the man who murdered john lennon has been denied parole for an eighth time. mark david chapman would likely break the law again if released. he shot lennon five times as he walked to his manhattan apartment building with his wife yes or n yoko ono. >> the united states may think of itself as cowboys and horse lovers. the agency to protect wild horses has been accused of selling hundreds of them. >> there is fog up here any more exciting hardly than seeing a band of wild horses. >> for 21 years ginger katherines, a documentary film maker, has focused her lens on wild ors. and now katherines has joined a bitter battle to keep them wild. fighting plans by the bureau of land management, the blm to, round up these horses and remove them from this part of wyoming forever. the cattle ranchers here argue that the wild horses overrun these grazing areas on private land. none of the ranchers would speak us to on camera but the organization that represents them has won the lawsuit against the bureau of land management forcing it to remove hundreds wild horses from private an

john dean will join us to mark the 40th anniversary of richard nixon's resignation. those stories and much more straight ahead. >> for anyone who needed a wakeup call, this is it. >> american war planes are once again striking inside iraq. >> trying to stop the advance of islamic state fighters. >> the government of iraq invited us to assist them. >> america is coming to help. >> nato called russia to withdraw their troops from the border. >> russia is trying obully a small country. >> step back from the border. >> fragile ceasefire has crumbled. >> israeli war pleans planes are aoverhead. >> far greater than what held us together. >> are international public emergency. >> i am declaring the current outbreak of ebola disease a public health emergency of greatest concern. >> we begin with return of u.s. combat operations to iraq. friday for the second time, f-18 hornet fighters from the george zimmerman h.w. bush struck the kurdish city of erbil. two fighters dropped bombs on a military could b convoy. aid and u.s. humanitarian air drops have dropped more than 5,000 g

john dean will join us to mark the 40th anniversary of richard nixon's resignation. those stories and much more straight ahead. >> for anyone who needed a wakeup call, this is it. >> american war planes are once again striking inside iraq. >> trying to stop the advance of islamic state fighters. >> the government of iraq invited us