. >> brenda: julian, do you agree, tax hikes? good or bad for the economy? >> i think the place we may all agree when you have a weak economy like we have. you don't want to see us going aftethe deficit the way we are, whether it's the tax increases on anybody or big spending. most of the economists that have looked at this, including the cbo and says that the factors of this obama administration talking about closing loopholes, interest, zero to maybe 1/10 of 1% on gdp, and we are going to cut the debt. i think we do it in the long-term, not the short-term, but look, here is the central problem that you can't ignore. spending right now is about 23% of gdp. federal spending. taxes are at historic lows for about 16% of gdp. domestic discretionary spending is lower than it's been since 1962. so, you cannot cut your way-- spending cut your way out of this problem. if you want to attack the debt and deficit you have to have a combination of the two otherwise the math doesn't add up. >> brenda: gary b, let's do the math what the ending of the payroll tax holiday

it's not about the kids. >> brenda: julian, your take?> i agree with john layfield on the merit-based system and the unions need reform there. i think that he may want to reconsider the comments that the teachers don't care about the kids. every teacher i've met cares about the kids. it's possible they care about the kids at the same time. and comes frothe economic turn down and the shrinking tax base. it raises the question, whether we want to follow a european model, making the blind kind of budget cuts at the state and federal level rather than the smarter choices about structural reform and health care entitlement spending. these kinds of things are-- to the point, i don't think this is consolidation, you're going to have huge problems as a result of these school closings. it's not good for the kids or the local economy, it's being foisted on them because the local economies don't have any other choice. >> i've got to get to jonas, go ahead. >> a good point. and this doesn't just go to teaching for the money. they get a situation paid

por quÉ tiene broncas con juliÁn gil?serÁ que julian viene a contar algo? quiÉn serÁ? >>> le voy a mostrar esto, unos amigos estÁn de vacaciones, y ven a una persona que vende paletas, le compran la paleta por 50 centavos, y luego miren, comienza a chupar la paleta. y la chupa, le ve la cara, y le hace su cara. >>> escultura con la boca. no es cierto... >>> de dÓnde salio esto? no puede ser verdad. >>> este te hace la cara del que le compra la paleta. >>> voy a utilizar una expresiÓn de la que usan ustedes. no manches. >>> dientes afilados. contra >>> imagÍnate si tiene que hacer tu cara. >>> necesitarÍa tres paletas. >>> cuÁnto costaba la paleta? >>> 50 centavos. >>> no cobra por el trabajo? >>> no. >>> con la pura nariz de jhonny son tres paletas. >>> lo importante es que uno vaya y compre dos, porque una se la metiÓ a la boca. >>> pero la guardas de recuerdo. >>> despuÉs de chupar se la mete a la boca. >>> hermoso. >>> la de bolin serÍa fÁcil, cabeza redonda, solo la nariz. >>> estÁ fantastico. >>> este hombre en ingla

elejimo , no fue dificil i immpresionante >> tmienes el mejor cuerpo de s esta noche >> me gusto juliÁn , cunaod le dicen juliÁn gil tu no >> rodner figueroa >> yo queria nominar a verÓnica , con el truca truca , rodriguez de venezuela , la commpatriota con gran personalidad , momento inolvidable , es mi prima >> aÚn la gente en twitter es i escribe del truca truca >> gracias a adriana por estar con nosotros hoy >> muchas gracias por la invi >>> aÚn antes de comenzar la campaÑa presidencial en venezuela, los dos principales contrincantes se lanzaron acusaciones elevaron la temperatura del ambiente polÍtico. >>> cientos de simpatizantes en polÍticas de chÁvez marchan. elterese quÉ dijeron en momentos. >>> padres de familia y estudiantes indÓ documentados salen de la sombra. noticias univisiÓn 14 fin de semana, comienza ya. >>> es hora del noticiero en espaÑol mÁs premiado del area de la bahÍa, noticias univisiÓn 14 fin de semana. >>> buenas noches, quÉ bueno que nos acompaÑa en noticias univisiÓn 14 fin de semana v les saluda ramÓn adame. >>> nicolÁs, yo no te voy a dejar el camino libre

private manning that is what wiki leaks founder julian assange is trying to do before the army privates court martial more secrets revealed or keeping tight lipped we'll tell you what's on his strategy next. plus u.s. troops fighting wars overseas never leave a man behind so why were so many of their families being abandoned by the nation's biggest banks many of them facing wrongful foreclosures. and could the keystone pipeline create thousands of jobs like many supporters have argued one largely publicized study says no way in fact the study concludes it will actually kill more jobs we'll have this story for you next. it's tuesday march fifth four pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching r t we begin today with another twist in the bradley manning case wiki leaks founder julian assange the whistle blowing web site has more u.s. government secrets but it's going to hold off publishing them until the private first class is released he told australian news outlet fairfax media quote we still can't publish it it would be a questionable action to do so now while bradley m

julian bashir.en as speaker boehner and house republicans whistle off into another long weekends, the states are left to face the worst impact of all this. florida republican governor rick scott tweeted today congress and obama administration should not get paid for every day sequestration continues. the thing is you see, karen, these house republicans, they can trash the country, trash the states, injure the disabled, hammer the poor, they can do it but it's governors who have to pick up the tab, isn't it? >> governors and mayors. certainly earlier this week when we heard from republican governors who were imploring republican members of congress to get with the program and come to the table, i think it's because they know that's where the rubber hits the road. where it really hits the radioed is mayors. i hope part of the group that gets brought in is as those ramifications kind of filter through our economy and filter down through the states and to the local level, i hope we hear from mayors. one

julian cox, welcome. >> good afternoon. thank you. >> these photos are taken in the darkest months of the war. 2003 and 2004. a lot of news coverage during that time. what do these photographs show that we did not see as we covered the news of the war? >> they show an unembedded perspective. the two photographers were not protected by the u.s.-led coalition forces while they were on the ground. it is a street-level view of the war from an insider's perspective. both of the photo journalists were covering the war from the perspective from the iraqi citizenry. >> there are not many soldiers or marines in the pictures. they are iraqis. there is grief and blood and violence and nudity. you name it. how did you decide which ones to include? how did you decide which ones? >> the process of selecting the exhibition was based upon a lengthy conversation with both photographers over a few years, actually. i first became aware of the work in 2006. i worked closely with them to edit their entire body of work from the months they spent

julian, i'm going to start with you.n, why is it -- i feel like republicans huff and puff about the need to check your background when it comes to voting. they seem to want to get all up in my business as a woman. but they reject even the mention of a background check and say that the government should get out of our business when it comes to firearms. julian, explain this to me. >> hard to understand, but i think another area where the electorate is getting away from them as everyone has pointed out. we're talking about huge majorities on background checks and majorities even on assault weapons and clips. i think this is an issue where the republicans are counting on the intensity gap on gun issues. but i think that intensity gap is going to change as well. it's going to take some republicans losing their seats. people that want to see a change in gun laws have to recognize we're at the beginning of the process, not the end of the process. these things take many years. as long as there's intensity on the other side we'l

julian was just two days old.that point on, he decided to help other parents by raising money for st. jude children's research hospital. >> i want to make sure the money i raise goes to a good cause. >> reporter: by holing a benefit concert in los gatos. >> music played an integral role for my wife and i. >> reporter: but a few weeks ago he was told the concert was canceled. they stopped the guitar store from holding performances and even group lessons. the store was told it was not zoned for such activities. >> i think it is sad. keith is bringing music to a xlut in an environment that's safe. >> reporter: 12 other performances have been canceled as well. the owner is appealing with the city, hoping they will rezone the area to allow his concerts to go on. >> i'm going out of business if it doesn't continue. i need at least the group lessons to keep my doors open. >> we're very hopeful that we can still hold the event here. >> he is asking the leaders to bypass bureaucracy and to think of the cause. >> no parent

and then exiting on julian street. now, in attendance today here at the pavilion, governor brown, california attorney general kamala harris, and "american idol" finalist james durban who is interest santa cruz is going to be here to perform. it is going to be a three-hour ceremony starting at noon. anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> there will be two locations in santa cruz where people can watch the service on a big screen. one is at the kaiser permanente arena at 140 front street the other at the del mar theater at 1124 pacific avenue. the live video feed from hp pavillion will begin at 11:00. the venues open up at 10:00. no tickets. >>> public transit is available to get to the pavilion. the 17 express bus will run from santa cruz as to san jose on its normal schedule this morning. free vouchers will be available for those attending the memorial service. amtrak and caltrain also serving downtown san jose. they are offering free rides for law enforcement personnel might be going to the service. >>> meanwhile a memorial has be

julian is right. this is the beginning of the first battle. this is not the end of the war.ed to stay engaged and i kind of feel dubious about sort of taking the toll and keeping count on all of these awful gun crimes, but we have to keep this discourse at the forefront of the american imagination so that we can continue to apply populous pressure on these very small and powerful interest groups that have the tricks and measures that people aren't aware of and don't pay much attention to, and our government is broken. the one way to fix it is for us to pay attention to it and the only way to have common sense gun safety is to understand that the nra is not about the second amendment and the nra is a lobby for gun manufacturers and gun dealers. that's who they represent and they do that effectively and strategically. understand they're not quite as powerful and they're smart and strategic and pay attention and apply pressure. we have a long way to go and hopefully we'll win the war in the end. >> finally, and briefly to you, julian. give us a reason to be optimism that some r

look, as julian said, the world right now is bedeviled by what are called failed states.ere the government doesn't have enough authority to maintain security and protect people's lives. and what happens in these fails states is that you get war lords a and other groups that kill an awful lot of innocent people through this $100 billion a year weapons business, international arms trades. so the world is trying to get together to do something about it. what's standing in its way? a relatively small, grossly overpublicized group, the national rifle association. apparently there are only about 1 million of their 4 million members who even believe any of this sufficient. so that's a tiny number. that's a million compared to, say, 16 million members of president obama's organization. a million, that's way, way less than 1% of the american population. why should they have a stranglehold over issues of war and peace in the world? it is time to confront them and defeat them and remove them from their dominance in our politics. >> i think all of us would say hear, hear to that. jul

and in washington, democratic strategist julian epstein. welcome to you, both.n, i have to put this to you, and you have some experience of this kind of negotiation. what happens in the senate, whatever happens in the senate, the president meets with house republicans wednesday. is there a majority of republican votes in the house that are willing to support any kind of path to citizenship? >> i think at the end of the day, as a matter of political necessity, the house republicans will pass this. you'll get a lot that vote against it, but i think you will get this passed. i think we're getting close to this being a done deal at this point. the irony to me, martin, is this is almost exactly the same debate that we've been having since 2005 right after bush 43 was elected. but at that time, the extremist wing of the republican party, and until recently, forbid the republicans from moving on the path to citizenship. >> right. >> now they realize with mitt romney getting 28% of the hispanic vote, bush got 41%, this is kamikaze politics. and there is an important les

. >> it was powerful to watch because all of the procession vehicles exited in san jose on the julian street off-ramp and they had to make a short turn to go into the pavilion. people were aware this procession would come through the neighborhood so they lined the streets. we will go to our video to show you, the stretch of julian street was the only place where people in san jose could actually see the procession before it towns into the pavilion. 75 and maybe 100 people did so, lining the sidewalk, watching vehicles from one police agency after another, pass by, with their blue and red lights flashing. they saw units from as far away as riverside and san bernardino to even medford, oregon. many work at the department of social services and they clutched their hands and saluted and others went thinking of the two fallen officers. >> the outpouring of respect and love to the families is awesome and the fact that there are so many that actually care about the police force although they get such a bad rap it is wonderful to see people saying, wait, we need these guys. quite frankly, we

and saving private manning that is what wiki leaks founder julian assange on just trying to do before the army privates court martial more secrets revealed or keeping tight lipped we'll tell you asunder strategy next. and u.s. troops fighting wars overseas never leave a man behind so why were so many of their families being abandoned by the nation's biggest banks many of them facing wrongful foreclosures. it's tuesday march fifth eight pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching our t.v. we begin with breaking news out of venezuela where president hugo chavez has died chavez was venezuela's president for over fourteen years the fifty eight year old socialist leader was battling cancer since two thousand and eleven he was a charismatic and controversial figure who clashed with the united states are to correspondent megan lopez takes a look back now on his legacy. a human a soldier and a revolutionary three words this controversial figure used to answer the question who is hugo chavez beyond the myths and rumors one thing remains steadfast his adamant opposition to what

>> joining me now to decode that riddle, "the washington post" jonathan cape part and julian epstein,er house judiciary committee council. jonathan capehart, i don't know if any of that made sense to you. the six foot dunking thing, i don't get it. but what's fascinating is to watch all of these arguments that these guys have been using for many years get served up at the supreme court this week and swatted down. where does that leave them? >> it leaves them in a world of misery. they can't quite figure out how to talk about this. i'll say this for them. the leaders in the party know what's happening, they know where the country is going, they even know where their party is going. i keep bringing this number up, 51% of republicans age 18 to 45 in the latest "the washington post" poll support marriage equality. those folks will get older and become leaders in the republican party and the revolution that's happening now among democrats in the senate will find its way to the republican party, but it's not going to happen this month, this week, probably not before the next presidential el

also joining us, julian epstein, chief democratic counsel to the house judiciary committee. lance black, as a dramatist sitting in that roomful of drama, what were you struck by? >> being in the courtroom, it is story telling at its most epic. i think what i learned most in the process, four year process, is that the courts are such a wonderful place for gay and lesbian people to tell our stories, because unlike ballot initiatives, the opposition actually have to come to court and testify under oath, and if caught lying, they're called out for those lies. it is a great place for gay and lesbian people to tell our truth. that's how we made all of this progress quickly, telling our personal stories so people get to know us, that they know they know us. it was the ultimate and beautiful liberating story telling. >> chad griffin for those of us not in the courtroom with that honor today, it was quite striking to see your lawyers come out and tell us that there really was no defense offered that they heard on the notion of forbidding them from marrying. >> there never has been. f

ivan manning that's what wiki leaks founder julian assange is trying to do before the army privates court martial more secrets revealed are keeping tight lipped we'll tell you asunder strategy next. and u.s. troops fighting wars overseas never leave a man behind so why were so many of their families being abandoned by the nation's biggest banks many of them facing a wrongful foreclosures. and could the keystone pipeline create thousands of jobs like many supporters have argued one largely publicized study says no way in fact the study concludes it will actually kill more jobs we'll have more on this straight ahead. it's tuesday march fifth five pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching our t.v. we are going to start off today with some breaking news from venezuela we just got word that venezuelan president hugo chavez has died according to our spanish sister station he passed away for twenty five pm but it's well a time the fifty eight year old socialist leader has been battling an unspecified cancer since two thousand and eleven questions have been surrounding the state

bite julian julian, la hija del agente caido describio el maravilloso esposo y padre que ya no regresaraa casa... fueron mas lagrimas que palabras las que destacaron el acto funebre bite alexis alexis, hermana de elizabeth quien murio junto a su companero, manifesto como un presentimiento que la agente les habia pedido tiempo antes a su mama y a ella vivir un poco mas cerca de ella... ellos fueron los dos primeros oficiales de santa cruz que mueren en el cumplimiento del deber... una despedida tan triste y dolorosa como la dificil situacion de inseguridad que cada vez se hace mas latente en las ciudades del area de la bahia.... angel live blanca ---en el este de la bahia una blanca ---en el este de la bahia una fuga de gas reportada esta tarde, obligo la evacuacion de un supermercado. take map ---inicialmente se habia reportado una explosion con el quimico "freon" en la tienda "island pacific" ubicada sobre la calle "springs road" de vallejo. ---pero al llegar, los bomberos descartaron la explosion y encontraron la fuga de gas en uno de los compresores en el sistema de refrigeracion. ---

claro que sÍ todo pasÓ por cabeza en ese momento y darle la mano fue una honra muy grande. >>> juliÁnntaron en una ceremonia especial. >>> y en dÓnde barack obama aplaudoÓ el e foorz y el progreso que trabaja en un plan en la cÁmara baja y el senado. >>> estamos avanzando, pero necesitamos terminar el trabajo. agregÓ en este momento, tenemos que tener el valor polÍtico para hacer lo necesario. >>> entre tanto, el movimiento polÍtico que naciÓ de la campaÑa de reel elecciÓn del presidente utilizarÁ la influencia para la reforma migratoria, y esta semana lanzan campaÑa en su pÁgina de internet seÑalando historias de 7.000 familias inmigrantes. >>> y su maquinaria polÍtica dice este experto serÍa crucial. >>> me parece a mÍ una oportunidad de usar millones de individuos que se unieron al presidente para igual como que sirvan como portavoces sobre el tema de inmigraciÓn. >>> cuando el senado regrese del receso twh en abril se esperan presenten el plan, barack obama dice quiere firmar la ley lo antes posible para cumplir la promesa que tiene la comunidad latina. >>> los asesores presidenci

julian, is that you wiall -- th nra has left, fear?and russell simmons is extraordinarily eloquent and i think this campaign won't go very far. it ignores all of the data. if you look, all of the data shows that the presence of a gun, and this is especially so in the african-american community, the presence of a gun is more likely to result in your death or in the death of one of our loved ones than it is to protect you. that's true about the international data. that's true about the state by state comparisons, and it's true about if you have a gun inside your home. russell simmons i think very, very eloquently put that fact out there. again, african-americans are 15 times more likely to be killed by a gun than are their white counterparts. so this is a desperate and pathetic attempt by the nra to put up some front men to make an argument in a community that is ravaged -- >> it is exhausted. >> and it is exhausted by gun violence and it's highly offensive as it was having gun appreciation day occur on martin luther king's holiday. thes

. >> it was powerful to watch because all of the procession vehicles exited in san jose on the julian street off-ramp and they had to make a short turn to go into the pavilion. people were aware this procession would come through the neighborhood so they lined the streets. we will go to our video to show you, the stretch of julian street was the only place where people in san jose could actually see the procession before it towns into the pavilion. 75 and maybe 100 people did so, lining the sidewalk, watching vehicles from one police agency after another, pass by, with their blue and red lights flashing. they saw units from as far away as riverside and san bernardino to even medford, oregon. many work at the department of social services and they clutched their hands and saluted and others went thinking of the two fallen officers. >> the outpouring of respect and love to the families is awesome and the fact that there are so many that actually care about the police force although they get such a bad rap it is wonderful to see people saying, wait, we need these guys. quite frankly, we

. >> y aquÍ lupita jones, por a a andar de robaparticipantes de u julian gil y la boto en mecxico. >>gracias, buenas noches maÑan . >>> (♪ ♪) . >>> (♪ ♪) . >>> miles de creyentes en la plaza san pedro para el primer angelus del papa francisco , alertan de los mensajes fraudelentos . >>> el camino a la ciudadania activistas presiónan al congreso , para que avancen a la reforma migratoria noticias univisión 14 comienza ya . >>> es hora del noticiero en español más premiado de la bahía noticias univisión 14 fin de semana . >>> como le va buenas noches gracias por acompañarnos , les saluda con el gusto de siempre ramon este día cientos de personas se unieron para presiónar a congresistas edgardo nos cuenta que en el arranque de la campaña en san francisco , se contó con el congresista democrata luis gutierrez . >>> no es sólo suficiente una reforma migratoria , es necesario incluir un camino a la ciudadania . >>> estamos aquí presentes para luchar en un camino a la ciudadania para todos los 11 millones de inmigrantes en todo el país . >>> maría rodríguez contó su historia y hay que presió

i'm loving the challenge and i hope it continues isn't this going to be in the distance but while julian in the midst of this still a way to go for this do over a boy insular view of believes they can already mount a challenge for the world's top honors it's completely possible it's not some kind of fantasy there's no such thing as impossible you just have to find the key to the door that opens up these possibilities and while a lot of time and effort goes into prey ssion and particularly under the watchful gaze of coach julien the two insist they still find the time to relax and have fun . yes they are so even if we only have practiced i think would go mad our schedule does our us free time to spend with friends going to the cinema even do not the sports like volunteer at our skiing and of course with family it's also the theatre various kinds of shows friends cars that set or anything really will do any kind of pastime it also focus on our goals it's this kind of spirit that's kept twenty three year old soul of your and twenty two year old brother skating together for the last twelve y

the north american stranglehold and recruited the help of former world ice dance champion alexander julian who coached the town enough a month as the model to russia's last olympic gold in turin in two thousand and six is that it wasn't easy changing coaches as we've been with our previous one for twelve years but when everyone kept saying we were becoming too repetitive and using old school techniques when you had to do something about it this is why i would turn to alexander that was proven time and again that his approach and techniques are exciting new and different. now while change is good got to read and dimitri really do have their work cut out for them as trainer alexander stille it's a work ethic that sounds extremely demanding especially seeing as he would like to see them in the top three of the world very soon and that of course is easier said than done virtue and more are currently world and olympic champions with former world champions davis and whites running them a close second over the past three years which is a dominance that coach mitts is a daunting task to break. so

julian, a bigger problem we're not going to solve today.question of justice scalia accusation by some, that some on the left or using this and trying to gin up controversy about this and trying to paint justice scalia as racist or insensitive racially when it's understood that what he was trying to say was sort of what you were saying which is that it passed unanimously in the last vote and he was saying that the numbers of folks voting for the voting rights act has gone up and up over the decades and indisputebly, at the polls, while still present has gone down and down and down and the reason the politicians do that, they don't want to see as voting against the act. and you may need the high court to come in and say, look, it's no longer necessary. >> look, i don't know that i would social myself with justice scalia's comments, i think the objections ofi would social myself with justice scalia's comments, i think the objections of the left objected because as use of the words racial entitlement, pejorative and-- >> but he didn't say it pe

que las chicas se eligen en las diferentes ciudades, van a miami con lupita, van a puerto rico con julianspido pero ya lo saben que nuestra belleza latina comienza en puerto rico. >> gracias este fin de semana maraca l incio de la populares calles dominugueras, esto quiere decir que varias de las calles vana estar cerrada spara que el público las disfrute desde la calle tercera hasta la calle king. >> gracias feliz sueños. >> habria/ >> sábado 9 de marzo y las noticias hugo chavez se anuncia el 14 de abril la fecha de elecciones, se pide a enrique caprile que enfrente a nicolas maduro. >> en california el doloroso drama del desempleo se agrava por las demoras a acceder a los subsidios. >> yel equipo nacional de méxico eliminado del clasico mundial de béisbol, vamos con toda la información. >> (música) >> buenas noches bienvenido al noticiero univisión del fin de semana, los venenzolanos ya tienen fecha para la elección presidencial, nicolas maduro se enfrentaria a un candidato único de la oposicion. >> venezuela sigue con la transición electoral se maneja una fecha el próximo domingo 14 d

highway 17 to southbound 85, highway 87 and then exiting at julian street. so let's go to our maps to talk about alternates. unfortunately, there is not a great way to get around. chp told us the best alternate is to take state route 129 in watsonville and cut the long way around up towards 101. basically avoid the freeways where the procession is taking place. they are also said to avoid highway 9 and popular alternates could get backed up. mass transit is another great option as frank and michelle mentioned. carpooling, light rail. so far by the way everything is on time. we'll talk much more about this plus the rest of your morning commute coming up. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> a rash of stabbings in san francisco this morning sent four people to the hospital. the fire department says three people were stabbed about 2:15 this morning at 17th and mission streets a little more than an hour later another person was stabbed at 26th and folsom streets. there is no word on any of the victims' conditions at this point. san francisco police department is

to julian's point, every major poll in this state has shown that since that has happened there's beenrge of public support for sensible gun laws. you would really hope, and really pray, frankly, that politicians don't have to see dead children, don't have to actually physically be there to see dead children in order to make this conversation about gun regulations more pragmatic. the problem really is though that the conversation isn't in many parts of the country a rational conversation. >> right. >> you're hearing -- here in colorado we passed sensible basic gun laws about magazines, about background checks and it's being called an assault on the second amendment which it is not. if we can't have a conversation about what's actually being proposed it's going to prevent us from doing the sensible things that need to be done. >> final question to you. we have 1% of the people in this nation who say background checks are absolutely the right thing and yet now there's even talk that background checks may not get through the house. >> i think they will. and, look, i think you have to keep

. >> julian epstein is a democratic strategist and former chief minority council to the committee.w hard it was for gabby giffords to return to the scene of that horror. but her insistence may be paying off. jeff flake joined lindsey graham and democrats pryor and baggage to prevent the mentally ill from buying guns. that's two bipartisan gun bills in two days. that's not small beer is it? >> no, it's not. and i think your first point is right. it's traumatic for any victim of a shooting to go back to the scene of a crime. anyone with experience in trauma will tell you that. she shouldn't have to go back to the scene of the crime to get congress to act. the good news, however, i had a breakfast conversation with senator blumenthal about this yesterday. the good news is the politics are shifting rapidly. you're seeing not just the two things you alluded to. not clear what will happen on the floor. if it doesn't get passed on the floor but it becomes a big game pain issue. if you look at the congressman who's running for re-election in aurora, this has become the single biggest issue

. >>> let's get right to our panel, julian epstein is a good old democratic strategist.a is a good old nationally syndicated newspaper columnist. welcome, both of you. >> good afternoon, jonathan. >> julian, marco rubio joined rand paul and three other gop senators on a -- does that make the filibuster a little more appealing for the rest of the republican -- 45 republican senators? >> well, it's hard to say, because as we've discussed before on the show, there's an enormous amount of public support for these measures. think it's a clear sign marco rubio is running for president, wants to send cat nip to the base and shield other republicans having from having to take an unpopular vote on gun safety measures. on the other side, look at what's happening with vice president biden, hillary clinton who's been good on this issue since 1994 in the assault weapons ban. if the change doesn't happen in the congress this year, it will happen in the streets. we've spoken this week about doma and same-sex marriage and change happening quickly there. more quickly than the institution

i think julian and i agree on this.al incompatibility what the law is that you're not supposed to have racial discrimination in voting and voter intimidation and voter fraud going on, whether you're white, black, hispanic, asian, whatever it might be and that the job of the justice department is to enforce that neutrally. look, i've got a lot of respect for the department of justice. i've worked with the department of justice on projects and here is the problem and this is a significant problem, the law is not being applied in a color blind manner, which is what it's supposed to be. so you've got this institutional incompatibility as if the institution is incapable of doing this alone or a neutral manner and goes beyond republican, democrat, conservative liberal. the law is the law and needs to be applied as such and that's really the problem and i think that's what the inspector general concludes. >> megyn: and yet, julian, another quote from the ig report because even though they acknowledge that there is this divisio

get off at julian stret in san jose. julian street to autumn street.which leads the procession to hp pavilion. it's a 33 mile trip.and speeds will only be about 30 - 4o miles per hour. drivers will not be allowed to pass vehicles in the motorcade - more than 200 law enforcement vehicles are expected to take part. >> pam: again -- you can watch the service for the murdered santa cruz officers live on kron 4's 24-7 bay area news channel -- comcast 193. it will also be streaming live on our website kron4.com. >> right now - richmond police are on the hunt for a criminal who burglarized an officers home -- killed his puppy -- and poisoned a department k-9. kron 4's justine waldmdan has new details on the disturbing crime. >> reporter: this k-9 is a beloved member of the richmond police department. this is a video showing his recovery after the attack, that almost killed him. >> it seems it was intentional cruelty to the animals bc not necessary to posion the dogs to break in to the house >> reporter: lt. bisa french tells me

j julian, the two supreme court will hear two arguments, challenging doma and prop 8 in california.self, said his position on gay marriage has now evolved. republicans do appear to find themselves in a difficult place, don't they? on the one hand wanting to hold firm to principles, but at the same time acknowledging that the nation, the nation is adjusting its view of gay marriage? >> yes. i think that's correct. i think to toure's point, it's not just an intellectual evolution, it's an emotional evolution. it's interesting how when you have an experience with a particular group or class that has been mistreated in the past, how your views about their political rights may also evolve. i think some people could use a little bit more of that on some other issues we've discussed. what's happening in the supreme court is interesting to your question, martin. the california prop 8 case and doma. these are coming under the equal protection clause of the constitution. both the fifth amendment and the 14th amendment. and if the court, as many observers including myself think that they will,

the new york times and reuters what did he say about possibly taking it there before taking it to julian assange just wiki leaks. well you know it's no secret that the government is using this case to get closer to wiki leaks that is incredibly obvious and throughout manning's testimony today and you know even right now in the courthouse in front of the colonel denise lind is quizzing him grilling him about his relationship with wiki leaks so when when manning first began and his testimony this morning or this afternoon what he told them was you know he was familiar with wiki leaks but he didn't go to that organization first the first thing that he did when he had an tiriel that he wanted the were told to see was t. called up the washington post and talk to them for around five minutes on the phone and said look i have some things i think you would like to see manning said that he believes they didn't take him seriously and you never heard back from them from there he called the new york times and he left a detail message with multiple ways for them to contact him and that instance manni

. >> en méxico luego de la detención de elba esther gordillo ya hay sucesor, es julián díaz de la torres del momento, dicen qué le gustaría hacer con julieta venegas, ya volvemos. >> 900 mil dólares como resultado de haber dado positivo en su pelea con en maravilla martínez. >> deberá someterse a un análisis antes del pelea. >> ahora hablamos del canelo, que no compartía reflectores en al vegas con floyd maywather jr. y que se encamina a celebrarse en san antonio texas. >> y ¿cómo van a jugar la jornada nueve?. >> vamos con la pantalla. >> pumas contra chivas por univisión, pase la voz y disfrute. hasta acá la información. >> parece que mañana por fin podemos ver buenas temperaturas. >> gracias y ¿qué tal? buenas noches y perfectamente bien definido el sistema de alta presión, no se esperan lluvias para los próximos días y también hacía el sur de california y temperaturas a lo largo de esta noche, oakland en los 46° y mañana las condiciones son estables, temperaturas muy cercanas a los 70 y con los parciales nublados, ponga atención, el fin de semana van a continuar, la temperatura máxi

get off at julian stret in san jose.ds the procession to hp pavilion. it's a 33 mile trip.and speeds will only be about 30 - 4o miles per hour. drivers will not be allowed to pass vehicles in the motorcade - more than 200 law enforcement vehicles are expected to take part. >> again -- you can watch the service for the two santa cruz officers. live on kron 4's 24-7 bay area news channel -- comcast 193. it will also be streaming live on our website kron4.com. >> pam: right now-- police in richmond are on the hunt for a criminal. who burglarized an officers home -- killed one dog -- and then poisoned a department k-9. kron 4's justine waldmdan has new details on this >> reporter: this k-9 is a beloved member of the richmond police department. this is a video showing his recovery after the attack, >> it seems it was intentional cruelty to the animals bc not necessary to posion the dogs to break in to the house >> reporter: lt. bisa french tells me the officer's 2 year old black lab, named trax did not survive the posioning.

entre los militares y civiles, juliÁn lavalle pronunciÓ el juramento a la bandera. >>> le tomÓ 12 aÑos difÍciles, pero se lograron muchas cosas, y definitivamente mis padres te dirÍan que vale la pena. >>> Él y otros apreciaron que el presidente ejerciera presiÓn al senado. >>> es importante que siga mostrando su liderazgo, sigue diciendo que es urgente. >>> falta un acuerdo final clave entre los sindicalistas y la cÁmara de comercio de estados unidos sobre el flujo de futuros trabajadores. deberÁ sera un promedio de lo que se paga en cada sector dijo el presidente de la aflc. >>> insistiremos en distintos salarios. no dejaremos que traigan gente al paÍs y que le paguen menos a los que estÁn aquÍ. >>> una fuente dijo que los negociadores superaron un serio desacuerdo y que pronto anunciarÁn su acuerdo. >>> los dos lados entienden que el futuro de 11 millones que se quieren hacer ciudadanos estÁn en sus manos. >>> se une a otros actividas alrededor de la naciÓn que quieren ver finalizado el proyecto de ley en el que siguen trabajando un grupo de 8 senadores. lourdes melouza, univisiÓn.

con Él y verÁn lo que hizo y el desaire que le hizo a la banda el recodo. >>> tres aÑos le tomÓ a juliÁnara canto r, acudiÓ al doctor. >>> allÍ se encontrÓ el problema del tema del reflujo, sus problemas de salud se agravaron y tuvo que cancelar presentaciones, lo que desatÓ hum r retos de un retiro y hasta de un cÁncer. >>> y me estaba pegando como sicolÓgicomente y decÍa no estoy dando lo que debo de dar y le dije, sabe que paren. >>> y mejorÓ y en grande presentÓ su de isco en mÉxico. presentaciones y las mujeres se derriten por Él. >>> y llegÓ para todos, oiga no me siento como atractivo verdad no. >>> yo sÉ que no. >>> pero para todos hay. >>> tambiÉn aclarÓ el rumor que en inicios desprecio oÍ al mismo poncho lizÁrraga al rechazar la invital ciÓn para que fuera el vosotros volumenista del recodo. >>> me hablaron, y les agradezco eso, pero fue como conversaciÓn, sabes que asÍ y asi como ves, sabiendo aquellos tenÍa un proyecto, por si te interesa y quieres esto, por eso misma la vi como propuesta ya de trabajo o como poniÉndola como un desprecio de mi parte a la plazaÉ dentro de la

perhaps if i saw julian assange's name three times they'll appear. assange, assangeassange. >> we have the copy of e-mail. >> jon: it turns out it was sent to him by noted gangster senior economic adviser gene sperling or mean gene as no one has ever called him. [laughter] we're going to read the e-mails. if there are children in the room, i would ask you to have them leave. my guess is they'll think it's pretty lame sperling writes, apologize for raising my voice in our conversation today. >> jon: interesting tactic. begin your threat with an apology. >> i do truly believe you should rethink your comments about saying the potus is moving the goal posts, i know you don't believe me but as a friend i think you'll regret making that claim. >> jon: that's la cosa nothing. woodward if you see i again, i'll wave to you because we're good friends. >> jon: that doesn't sound like a threat to me and i'm a coward. i'm sure in his return e-mail he discuss disappointment with this bullying tactic. >> gene, do you not ever have to apologize to me. >> jon: becaus