captain etsil and daniel siem moniker kathrin from the john stewart company t project sponsor is also here to provide you with a briefing on the stalts and then daniel can run through with you the designs of block 10. this concludes my presentation, i would be happy to answer any questions you might have. >> thank you. >> good afternoon x commissioner, i'm cath lin from the john stewart company, i have a powerpoint presentation that i can deliver which is very similar to what we delivered in february with an overall update of phase 1 and setting the stage with phase 2 or we can roll into daniel's presentation with more specific designs on block 10, i was told we should keep the conversation brief. >> maybe quickly run over the context. >> sure, and while daniel's loading, what i'll do -- so, this is really the critical part of what i was going to present, and this set it is stage for part 2, it's a little blurry, essentially phase 1 of hunters' view is what you see at the top of the map in where the box colored diagrams are, that's completed last year, fully occupied and managed by th

him of being a baby eating dingo. >> you substituted for john stewart. then you came on this show and had a sterling performance. right after that, you got a big offer from hbo. i'm just asking, i'm asking. in for jon stewart, appearing on my show, a big new show for you, i'm asking. >> it's a gateway. what you are saying is you would like a piece of the action. >> that's what i'm saying. >> give me a taste. a little. i remember sitting down with you, the final week of posting over this summer. i remember -- of hosting over the summer. i remember you saying do you think your life is going to change and i said no and you looked at me, your face was just like, oh, this kid doesn't know. he doesn't know. out,ury is still very much by the way, on whether i am any good or not. >> come on. you are clearly a brilliant comedian. >> wow. checks that my popularity cannot cash, charlie. i am an acquired taste at best. >> tell me about the experience of creating your own show. here you are, you have this phenomenal background as a highly acclaimed comedian who has s

i'm sitting here with john stewart. >> oh, but don't worry. we're not coordinating. >> okay, good.t's good. >> okay. >> look, i don't know if i'm doing the right thing with this super pac money. can i just tell stephen what i've done with it? >> yes, but remember, stephen cannot request, suggest, or assent to any of the super pac's activities. >> steve colbert and john stewart yucking it up there about all the money in politics, but it is no laughing matter for wisconsin governor scott walker. the question now is during his 2012 recall election, did walker act so brazenly as to break campaign finance laws? that's exactly, in fact, what prosecutors allege. those wisconsin prosecutors say walker was part of a, quote, criminal scheme to violate election laws. no charges have been filed against walker, who is up for a second term this fall. newly released court documents allege that walker illegally coordinated fundraising activities with outside groups, including wisconsin club for growth, and karl rove's crossroads. among the documents is an e-mail from walker to karl rove where he m

--hink people are worried the judges are more worried about somebody like john stewart jon stewart.s i said earlier, been on your programs, even back when you were hosting "w journal," and i have been amazed over the years, stewart,u mentioned jon how you have been able to remain bipartisan in this world. c-span was first, and then you have fox news and msnbc, these other entities that are out there, and then even on journal," you have got the democratic phone line, the republican phone line, the independent phone line. you are bending over to accommodate. how do you do that? >> in my case, i am brain-dead. just our job. we believe so strongly in our mission. tavis: but it is the news networks' job too. getting criticized for leaving a certain way. >> it is only their job because they say it is their job. they can do whatever they want to do. we have just said in our mission statement that we are going to get out of the way. like it when i people tell me what they are thinking. i would rather have it that way rather than masquerading that you're totally unbiased, because you are in

. >> he is known as the john stewart of egypt, why he says the countries political climate is forcing him off the air. >> two 12-year-olds planned a murder because of a fictional character on line. social media is making it difficult for parents to keep track of what they're kids see on the internet. >> $198,800,000 is today's big number. >> how it could help save detroit and city workers' pensions. pensions. >> johnson pharmaceuticals, end-health solutions antact visits. >> the same manufactures were named in a lawsuit in california filed weeks ago, accusing them of using deception to increase sales of prescription pain killers, creating what it called a population of addicts. >> in 2007, criminal and civil charges were settled for misbranding oxycontin, agreeing to pay a $6,035,000,000 settlement. sales have been rising. there's been a 300% increase in the sale of prescription pain killers. the c.d.c. calls pain killer drug abuse a growing deadly epidemic, responsible for three out of four overdose deaths in the united states. david cohen is a former addict and works at the treatmen

by the way i think john jon stewart was more vivid than you said. [laughter] i don't think you can look at this and say welcome it was this cool elegant thing. it was a messy horrible tragic thing. it would have been dramatically worse if we had not done what most people argued we should do. see your first real public performance as treasury secretary was in early february 2009. those were dark days when the country was looking to end its fair to say the speech didn't go. i swayed back and forth like an unhappy passenger on a ship. i sound like someone trying to sound forceful. he said larry summers came to office and that i can tell you what to do but i wouldn't give a speech like this. [laughter] as a question when you don't get to go home and curl up in a ball --. >> barney frank said when i appeared in public it was like i was at my bar mitzvah. [laughter] i made this decision which i think was the right decision even in retrospect. to go out and lay out this framework for the next stage of our strategy at a pretty early time when we didn't have

my son watched the john stewart stuff. i didn't follow any of that but i did feel it when i was in front of congress. the way i felt it in fact i had a friend, a media person advice before had my congressional hearings and the striking thing to me she said, when you are exchanging, you know, comments with the congressman, do not look that congressman in the eye. do not. look at the nameplate. you do not want to engage them personally because this is not personal. this is about them talking to the cameras and they're doing something for a different stage and you are sitting there and it has to be orchestrated so that you don't get caught in an unnecessary hoopla about this. and there were cameras across the front, you know, clicking every time i blink. so i felt the intensity of it and i appreciated that advice that was, remember, this is more about the system of government. it's not about you personally. and when yo you're in that kindf crowded situation it's good to remember that. >> at the same time when if somebody up o

he's also very funny because he served with john stewart. now he is working for fox.ley duff is cooking with us. we will tell you what she is cooking and if it is good. all coming up on "fox & friends." >>> the army now launching a formal investigation into the disappearance of bowe bergdahl in afghanistan five years ago. this as the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff says that the army could still pursue desertion charges against him. at least six service members were killed trying to find bergdahl after he walked away from his post. one of them, army private first class matthew martin. his family says bergdahl put many lives in danger. >> this man has to be accountable for his actions. when matthew died, second lieutenant andrews also died in that ambush and others were seriously wounded, and we're finding out more and more that other people were put in harm's way and gave up their life for him. he has to stand in the military code of justice. >> the army planning to question bergdahl once his health does improve. >>> many are wondering about bowe bergdahl's dad'

society's influence wrote john stewart practices social tyranny more formidable than any kinds of politicalnce it leaves fewer means of escape penetrating more deeply into the details of life. they speak out against behaviors and make me think about what is moral and sometimes shame us into being better people. shaming is one thing. force of law another. using law means people with guns everyone behaviors the way majority thinks they should. some avoid using that power because it has nasty unintended side effects. prohibition by driving activities under ground in black markets causes crime. it increases secrecy, deceit even violence in other countries. in a free society moral and social pressure persuasion is better than government force. many petell me that's not enoug. this man tells me he is not a libertarian. >> libertarian is just a little bit too free. we need discipline. >> i am into law and order. libertarians support law against robbing and killing people physically harming others. most libertarians support laws against fraud and pollution. we want order. we want a limit on governm

john stewart is forced off the air. and a straight a high school student with a powerful motivation. she's homeless. and tornadoes move through the midwest. all of that repeat after "real money." >> emerging marketsish the term conjures up exotic locale's juicy returns and a healthy dose of volatility. investors who don't mind taking on a bigger financial risk for profits. brazil, russia, india and china, and south africa. the bricks when it comes to emerging markets. but today we learned in a msci, a leading provider has added stocks to emerging market indexes. qatar and united emeritus, they are great performs like mexico and indonesia, and dismal ones like egypt. but the arab gulf states are different from one another. they're very small countries with almost no industry except for oil and gas productions. in the hundreds of thousands, not millions, where ex pats often out number the locals. they market themselves as global conduits for services. aging investors by the middle east. both have well developed stock mark

he received the award from john stewart of "the daily show" the comedian tiffany is most frequently comparedn egypt. that does it for days broadcast. i will be speaking tomorrow morning at the media forum here as well as later in the week i will be speaking in sweden. at the church of sweden. you can check democracynow.org for details. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] 1x1x1x

john stewart says he needed one of those lanes yesterday while merging onto the freeway because he almost crashed with an 18-wheeler. >> i hit the brakes to let him go by and pulled in behind him but it'll save a lot of those kind of near misses. >> they'll see an improvement even when they exit. >> they say this is the last part of the three phase programming that started eight years ago. they are meant to eliminate close calls for drivers. >> when people want to merge on an off ramp they need to have that extra space to do so and we hope this would allow congestion to ease somewhere. >> the $55.5 million project has already seen most of it. landscaping will follow but for now improving the flow of traffic is most important. >> i think any improvement is going to be break. >> and work is just wrapping up on the southbound portion that has the lane. that two mile stretch of road is set to open july 1 on tuesday. live in danville christina rendon ktvu news. >>> new information of a 12- year-old boy missing for weeks and found in his basement. what's next for his parents. plus a major decis

john stewart has been mocking over your coverage of the president you have no replay because it burieses, john. have another mushroom. michael wells, san diego, bill, how could they ever run out of material with you on the air? that's a good point, mike. jim aaron states, i will both you and colbert. how can this be? anthropologist are on the way to you. miami, bill, you totally humiliated bernie goldberg when you told him he was hold and has one foot in the grave. it is almost uncomprehensible that you did not asser stain that was a guest. after seeing a bold and fresh show with o'reilly and miller, i don't think i'll ever been the same. i'm taking that a good way. the shows are almost sold out. the tickets on sale today for charleston, vegas at cesar's palace november 7th and boston december 6th. that all we can do this year. tip of the day, i received this visit from mark who lived in oklahoma. mr. o'riley your attempt to explain hillary clinton's money gaffes ruz strange.@nlz here's the deal. when you grow up with not much money and yes get money as an adult, sometimes it's hard to

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wherever i go, and the stories come out that it satire that is so dark that stephen holder and john stewart would say with these kinds of things. i'll never forget showing up in vancouver before the 2010 olympics and been confronted with a headline where one half of the page is thousands of dollars cut from british columbia public education. on the other side, completely disconnected articles from the millions spent to fight now to top of mt. because of global warming they didn't have enough snow for the scheme. or the fact that in sochi, earlier this year, the corruption within such a grandscale that one of railroad project cost $9 billion. more than the previous two maternal and combined yet there is so much corruption that went into this $9 billion to make this one railway that they could have paved the railway with a thin coating of caviar that would've cost less than $9 billion. if somehow they said it's a $9 billion in. i will never forget being in london before the olympics and donaldson about the corporate rights to the olympics and they bought the rights to be the only people withi

when john stewart mill says the restrictions to speech is more speech, he didn't mean just from one side. the worl didn't exist that way then. but it exists now. then senator cruz said, americans would gasp if they heard what democrats are trying to do. i'll tell you what makes the american people gasp. it's that a small handful of people can have huge effect on our political system, and not just defending incumbents. most of the money that has come from the super pacs and from many of these groups are knocking out income bebts, whether they be republican or democrat. senator cruz says we should be embarrassed about this amendment? i'll tell you, i'm embarrassed about how our system is distorted by literally now billions of dollars coming into this system undisclosed, unregulated and unanswered. and senator cruz, maybe he fancies himself to be a constitutional expert. he knows that no amendment is absolute. his over the top rhetoric makes it seems that if you support this amendment you're against the first amendment. i want to ask you, are you against anti-child pornography laws? he's no

. >> john stewart went to be on the show with the egyptian guy who has the show. i think the show is canceled now, an egyptian comedian that really has his life on the line from this, but 30 million people watch this guy. so he's like the jon stewart of egypt. jon stewart went out there and it was pretty funny. but last week on what does the zen moment mean when they do that? >> just when they give you something to think about. >> the zen moment is when streaming is slow for netflix, is it just -- >> it buffers. >> it keeps buffering. that would be maddening, wouldn't it? so i stand by what i said, it would be -- if i were verizon or a pipe owner, it would be impossible to watch netflix if they didn't pay. that was my zen moment. >> this may bring the regulators in. >> no. but a zen moment, so they weren't -- it was without comment. they don't say one thing or another. it was just -- am i a zen -- was it profound? >> it's the opposite of the zen. you do realize that. >> no, that's what i'm asking you. they are saying that was not zen. >> right. they believe there'

stewart e. john says no stranger to the strategic pricing areas for the night dates as a career foreign service officer with the rank of career minister currently serving as an asset or an imam jordan and a serve tripe the deputy chief of mission in baghdad and around his teenager. dana shell smith is truly a global diplomat throughout the world in her capacity as a public affairs officer she too is a career foreign service officer from the rank of counselors there is a senior adviser the undersecretary of public diplomacy and public affairs. let me join senator corker and thank y'all for your service, both past and having toured in the future. we have a large audience that we normally have for a nominee, so i assume there may be some family members or friends if they are here with you, we urge you to introduce them to the committee when you have your time to testify. we understand and appreciate that families are a big part of the sacrifice of the service and we honor their willingness to have you b

beatles had a key, rod stewart had a key, they would let themselves up there. i went up with dave and johnd drank and drank and that was the first night i spent the night at the roxie. i locked myself in the dressing room and woke up what the hell are you doing. oh, god i'm in trouble. the next day everyone is giving me high fives. that was so rock and roll. >> ever get star struck at all anymore? >> we had van halen rehearse at the roxie. i spent every day with eddie van halen and david lee roth. you don't have time to get star struck. you're on a working level with these people and a human being so whatever. >> we have two sort of funny moments caught on camera but the first from an area you would think doesn't produce many laughs. >> from the west bank. those are israeli soldiers down there on patrol on this village in the west bank and that is a tire being rolled at them from down the street, a group of palestinian adults and children. but this is all a very playful exchange because watch. he gets taken out by this tire rolling down the street. nobody is hurt. he kind of has a laugh on

not to pick on poor john but when he was convicted i took him up to the stewart air force base and cohn air comes flying in and he is shackled up and i said, guess this is it, john. what do you say to a guy that won't see the light of die anymore,, of day anymore, and i hear the chains and he takes three steps up the ladder and he says, lenny, i turn around says, yeah, john. he said you think it's too late to say i'm sorry? john gotti died in prison. i found out later he was scared to death to fly. never flew a day in his life. why aim picking on john gotti. >> just reminded me, we married people, divorced people, just whatever goes on and what it takes. i was on a case out in texas, kenneth allen mcduff, a murderer, three-time murderer, and one guy that had problem is with the parole board in texas, and somehow or another he is on death row and gets released. they turned a whole -- the governor's office, all over. anyway, he goes and he kills a little girl. and we think he killed at least one more. she was missing at the time. so we hook up with the texas department of criminal justice

not to pick on john, but when he was convicted that took him up to stewart air force base. con air comes flying in. the shackled up. we're standing at the foot of the aircraft. i guess this is it. what you say to a guy who will see the light of day anymore. he takes -- he shaking. here the chain. he takes about three steps up the ladder and leases, many, you think it's too late to sell m sorry? the died in prison. unbeknownst to me, he was scared to death to fly. that's why he was shaking. >> we marry people, divorced people. whenever goes on. i was on the case out in taxes and make tough, a murderer, a three-time murderer. one guy that had problems in texas. in some way or another -- he is on death row and gets released. returns to home by the governor's office. anyway, he goes and kills a little girl. we think he killed at least one more. she was missing at the time. we hook up with the texas department of criminal justice, texas rangers, a former cook task force, marshalls, i send out a whole bunch of assets. the case goes on and on for quite a long time. i kept throwing

stewart had a key. they would let themselves up there. so much history in the building. i went up there with dave groh and john jones and drank and drank and drank and that was the first night i spent the night at the roxie. i spent the night there. i woke up. what are you doing? i thought i'm in trouble. the next day everybody is giving me a high five like that's so rock 'n' roll. >> did you get star struck? >> we had van halen perform for a few months. awesome experience. don't have time to get star struck. on a working level with the people and all human beings. so whatever. >> it is a switch it up prank. but -- >> the girl is in on this. >> i don't do that. i don't do that. >> so what happens when one guy turn the tables. >> what are you doing later? toto y youou...... ththey're momorere t thahana pet so protect them, with k9k9 advantix ll itit's's b broroadad s spepm protection kills fleas, ticksks a andd mosquitoes too. k9k9 a advdvanantitix l fofor r ththe e loloveve o g >>> what's better than peanut brittle? bacon peanut brittle. sweet and salty and greasy. and i'm going to show you how to make it with

where it stands today i'm joined by jon stewart director of the challenge big tobacco corporate accountability international thank you so much for coming on john thank you so before you get to talk about the campaign i thought the market was supposed to make corporations accountable. talk about why your organization is necessary and kind of what successes you guys have had over the years well we all remember powered organisation that works to protect human rights the environment public health from corporate abuse and we were founded in one nine hundred seventy seven we have an enormous impact and that's proven by our successful track record of securing lifesaving victories in the face of enormous and overwhelming power money and influence we got our start in the weight seventies challenging nestle's appalling mark practice of marketing infant formula to mothers who didn't have access to safe drinking water or couldn't afford enough infant formula to feed their infants and it was resulting in more than an infant in a million infant deaths per year so our organization organized the first ever successful international consumer boycott of a transn

john oliver is with us to addition for the daily show, 24 hours after getting the job he was on stage with jon stewarts the program's senior british correspondent. a three month stint filling in for stuart last summer garnered popular reviews for all jury toistic out on his own and he has. he debuted on hbo and here's what it looks like. >> a couple weeks ago we did a piece on new neutrality and when todd wheeler the chair of the sec which is tasked with radio companies was previously a lobbyist for the cable industry. something of a conflict of interest that we summarized thusly. that is the equivalent of needing a baby-sitter and hiring a dingo. you are probably wondering why i'm playing again now. well on friday the fcc held an open meeting and this happened. >> i'm just wondering if you watched the john oliver on net neutrality and what you thought about it. >> oh, that is not good. so? what did he think. >> i think that it represents the high level of interest that exists in the topic in the country. and that's good. i would like to state for the record that i'm not a dingo. [laughter] >> rose: l

i hereby appoint the honorable chris stewart 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 our chaplain, father conroy. father conroy: let us pray. gracious god, we give you thanks for giving us another day. in this moment of prayer, grant to the members of this people's house as they meet with their respective constituents the gifts of wisdom and discernment that in their words and actions they will do justice, love with mercy, and walk humbly with you. please keep all who work here for the people's house in good health that they might faithfully fulfill the great responsibilities given them in their service to the work of the capitol. during this week when so many americans come to our nation's capitol to celebrate the fourth of july, may they be molest blessed with good health -- blessed with good health and good will and we all celebrate the glorious experiment of paragraph tisspaive democratcy. may all that is done this day be for your greater honor and glory. am

john emery and csis. i'm up here before you as one of the few representatives. stewart, you're here, thank you, but about the private sector. a seven-year detour i wouldn't trade for anything. just to underscore what neil said, i can't understate the significance of the confidence factor in the integrity, solidity, solvency and resiliency of the global financial sector. accordingly, managements of any responsible institutions around the world take this issue of compliance, of sanctions enforcement, of cracking down on illicit flows extremely seriously. any given institution is only as good as its reputation. if you talk to bank ceos, they will have reputation, reputation, reputation at the top of their list of things first and foremost on their minds when it comes to running their businesses, assuring the solidity of their businesses and building those businesses going forward. let alone dealing with their own employees and local communities. in terms of implementation, just anecdotally by way of preparation for this, i went to our general counsel, a little investment m

john oliver's in our toyota green room. after more than seven year on"the daily show"." we'll see, what has he learned from jon stewartouples to have children, not pets. they face the bitterness of loneliness as they age. >>> "usa today" looks at the worst grasshopper outbreaks in 20 years. it exploded after it increased food supply. it did little to kill off their legs. >> the tennessean look at an emergency landing of melissa lambert's plane. she was traveling from new york to nashville when her flight lost pressure. >>> and cbs news.com says people signed a result. by 200520,000 planned to retire. those planning to stay on the job till theirs tripled their time. >> i like that trend. >> i'm in favor. >> me to. >> back in 2006 as the program's senior british correspondent, his white, timing and accent all came in handy. >> more on the relationship between president bush and prime minister blair i'm joined by a new correspondent john oliver. ♪ have no fear en's fare♪ >> there seems to be a lot of enthusiasm over there. what's all the bother about? >> it's actually about the mideast. >> oh gosh. best place ever doan w

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