kline revealed a secret room in the switching center with the nsa was copying internet traffic.y are suing on behalf of a person who believes her communications were affected. >> this one believes her communications were among the millions collected but they could be automatically erased the and the feds say stopping the automation deletion to harm their security. >> i do think the government tends to overplay the security card sometimes. the american people are getting a little tired of it. >> the judge sided with the feds and denied the request. >> the courts all along have been cowardly, i would say. or at best you could say conservative and weary of getting involved. >> sitting in the back of the courtroom mark kline had to bite his tongue as the justice refused to acknowledge the data even existed. >> i was tempted to say look at the nsa documents, look at the at&t documents. it's all been revealed already and everybody knows about it so why are they pretending? >> for now the nsa can keep systemically deleting to their heart's attend. one year ago we learned about prism. i

karen kline receives more than $700,000. >> i was blown away. i really was.ystem and intends on taking that dream vacation. she also plans on donating to charities that are close to her heart. but karen's greatest treasure from this experience is the outpouring of love she receives from around the world. >> wonderful, wonderful messages. letters, i mean, books. can't even begin to mention all the wonderful people. it's great. >> karen's middle school tormenters and their parents issue an apology. the school takes action against the children. 50 hours of community service with senior citizens. completion of a bully prevention program, and suspension from school for one whole year. >> in this situation, they clearly took it too far. but you have to remember that most of these kids aren't really bad kids. 95% of kids who bully can be rehabilitated. that's really our goal. >> i really hope they've learned their lesson. i really do. >>> you install security cameras. >>> i'm seeing him walking around my house. >> but nothing keeps them away. >> then there was this

, even though kline denies gaving it to him.ving on a horse rarchg outside la. she got engaged earlier this year to one of michael's closest friends. four of his brothers are on tour again, latoya jackson's reality show is in the second season and janet jackson got married to a billionaire. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> joining me again tonight, cnn legal analyst mark geragos, at one point he was one of michael jackson's attorneys. you defended him in 2005. he was acquitted of the charges. in your book you account meeting him for the first time in vaeg gas. you said it was like a tom clancy novel. in the end, the ideas you had about him, preconceived notions were out the window. >> yeah, i think that's absolutely true. the kind of things that developed prior to his death actually and surrounding that whole time period starting in '93 with the original accusations and going forward for the next ten years, i think really did a disservice to michael. incredibly, of usually everybody knows how talented he is but he gets shorted how

following his grandfather, which willered kline, he owns and -- willard kline, he owns and operates a company in pennsylvania. it operates hundreds of small wells in a small oil patch that once produced over 0% of our nation's -- 80% of our nation's oil. these wells slowly churn day and night. they've been producing oil for over 140 years. it is because of the tireless efforts and ingenuity of men like bill kline and his family that america has led the world in energy production and will continue to be a leader for generations to come. congratulations, bill, on this very well deserved award. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? without objection, so ordered. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. higgins: mr. speaker, the highway trust fund will be broke by the end of july. this is right in the middle of the construction season. we have almost 400 bridges that are structurally deficient. this is unacceptable and just a smal

caller: i had signs of john kline in front of my yard many times. but don't know how john voted but i'm guessing he went with roys. not only does the sign come down and never again to go up, goes in the dumpster but i will never send him anymore money. as far as i'm concerned i never, ever in my life voted for a democrat but this will motivate me too. >> terry, if you had your choice with john kline, who would you have him vote for in the majority leader race and majority whip? >> the -- the guy from utah -- >> idaho? >> idaho, exactly. i will tell you why. obviously, he's more conservative, number one. but the fact that the republicans actually had a chance to put a man up there that was a minority status and be able to say we are a country, we're a party that's together. we welcome everybody into this party and not just have some rich california slick operator to have that position to me just says what unfortunately what the democrats are saying about the party and as far as i'm concerned, i called him and told him what exactly i would do. not onl

and you'll start to sea the carvilles, the stephanopoulos -- you saw the ed kline excerpt from his new basically saying that hillary clinton personally blames benghazi on the president. i predict you'll see hillary clinton start to distance herself, not just on immigration like we saw, but on the va scandal, the irs scandal and i'll bet you see some clinton-friendly democrats start the investigation. >> the ed kline excerpt, she said she's blaming him. i don't think it will bear out. because it's several days later when she goes to dover and she repeats the -- >> i agree. i agree. but they're going to try. >> i'm going to have to apologize to the viewers. we wanted to stay on world cup soccer here. greg -- >> benghazi. >> we'll come back to benghazi. >> soccer, the only highlights in the players' hair. i came up with a drinking game that members of alcoholics anonymous can play. you drink every time there's a score. >> oh, i get it. >> that's enough for me. >> let's do this one. not buying the hype as soccer is what's wrong with america lately, saying, writing, quote, any growing inter

. >> that is an actual calvin kline ad. >> he got in trouble, joined a gang and now he is in the slammer. women are trying to get him out to do what with him, i don't know but it remind me of no matter what you have done, how bad you are, there are certain woman who want to get with you, marry you, have kids with you,. >> scott peterson. >> did he married. >> he had somebody after him, i know that, maybe more than one person. >> yes. >> it is, the the waters are very shallow here. >> yeah. >> by the way, i have an update now. >> somebody created the calvin kline ad. >> we have a photo shop, photo shopped it, air brushed it or whatever they do. >> if they put his face object somebody's body air brush, without tattoos. >> so that is the mug shot that has been photo shopped. >> that is gorgeous. >> that is brilliant. >> i'll be darned. >> but, that is it. >> yes, they took the tear drop out in that little scar. >> yes. >> seriously women, what is it, you are only two # women on the set. >> obviously an attractive man. if i never knew what he did or allegedly did i would say there is a good

. >> luxury brokers barbara kline and joel goodrich are showing her a very unusual home in a wealthyommunity called tiburon. >> tiburon, which means "shark," and it's, like, the prefect analogy for dolly, who's been called jaws, right? so, shark. yes, i never thought of that before. [ chuckles ] >> we're about to enter one of the more architecturally iconic homes in northern california. >> and this house has taken every natural material known to man and god and put it in beautiful architecture. welcome to nirvana. >> oh...my...god. oh, wow! this is outrageous. >> here we have an incredible great room with a waterfall running through it. >> that's right -- a waterfall. we'll see the rest of this place in a minute, but first, let's meet the woman behind the nirvana house. >> angela! hello! >> and here's the architect and owner and designer. >> angela denadjieva is a world-famous architect, known for some huge projects, including seattle's freeway park and the keller fountain park in portland. >> i'm dolly. so nice to meet you. how are you? >> wonderful. [ chuckles ] >> you designed thi

you have to do is not go through with it. >> i'm trading one jessica for another and it is jessica kline doesn't know. >> he is going to be mad at you. >> yes. >> whatever his last name is. >> what is his last name. >> bloomberg. >> okay. >> what happened? >> okay. >> you are excited. >> yes. >> including the first family photo. this is very sweet with baby north in the first photo, kanye, pays a visit to the kardashian ladies, kanye, chloe, court tonight and kendell and they give kanye their undefighted attention. baby north is on chloe's lap. >> that is cute. >> adorable photo of the newlywed was their daughter taking on the roof of their venue after the the ceremony and you can see for the first time up close the detailing of kim's dress in case you were wondering. >> i was, yes. >> look at the bell. >> she has stomach selling. >> that is some flesh under there. >> oh, so what, a third wedding picture, third marriage, and again, 20 years ago, very weird. >>> it looks like can use west still has hard feelings toward jay-z and beyonce for blowing off the wedding. >> kanye dissed his one

. >> jessica kline, in my ear right now, gave me one i can't say. >> oh! need the clean version, like the radio version for mike jerrick on the tombstone. >> yes, what would be good on my tombstone? >> like a hologram, one version for the kids, one version for the grown us. >> how about i'll be right back. because i say that a lot going to break. >> murph griffin's too many stain says i will not be right back after the message. >> that's pretty good. >> jessica kline, in my ear, what did you say about soccer? >> she said toss to quincy. >> oh? >> playing soccer? >> yes. >> quick it to quincey? >> go quincy. he's looking -- >> hey, how are you guys doing? everybody has world cup fever. playing -- oh, do this. >>> ♪ 9:45, hole on a second here, now, you can stop tweeting me now about the eddie murphy movie from the early 90s, where they talk about big feet. boomerang, right? >> i love the movie, everybody was -- he had i murphy, halle barre, have i did a fox. >> let's listen to it. >> ♪ (laughing). >> so he spent the night with her, right? now he didn't real

track what is this little boy's motor running. >> still drive the car. >> it is six year-old bobby kline, and this is his baby. >> like how many times i won. i have a 120 engine. >> bobby has had the need for speed since he was a toddler. >> when he was three and fell in love with racing, that was it. >> he is a jam. >> yes. >> great day and he is going for his fourth win,. >> i go right there. >> reporter: he got on his lucky socks. >> i know my right and left now. >> reporter: assetting sun rows the phoenixville course in the silhouette bobby hits the track at speeds up to 25 miles per hour. >> he started at 5:00, it is discipline. they have so many signals they have to learn to try to flag, communication, they have to know when to stop, fast, and, it is a lot for them to learn. >> reporter: still, they have said they have nerves of steel each time bobby refs that engine. >> every time he races my heart is in my throat. >> reporter: bobby's parents just want him to have fun but like any true competitor his love of racing comes from within. anything short of winning isn't good enough fo

patch i'm invest in my immediate neighborhood i'm an architect and designer i have a working rich to kline's clients in the building i'm familiar with the interior and exterior i urge you to support the conversion to landmarkstasis status it's a landmark this i think we can't dispute the merits of what this building has for the neighborhood as well as been through our his. i think its important that we acknowledge and for me it's important to have a plan of evolution and it means to convert to a design savvy. i have a client in the building because of this business i think it is the true merging of technology and design that's important to me as an architect and designer i'll be excited to see the low density building to a high density building living there it's quite dead over there the businesses are closed on the weekend i want to see the compression of space in the neighborhood thank you >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> thank you very much for giving me the opportunity i own a business in the showcase and have communicated with all of you. frankly, i didn't plan to take today but

in in addition to mu circumstance crafts and food festivities kline include focus on education and improvement>> still to come a shelter in south jersey is on a mission to place hundreds of dogs and cats into loving homes bit end of summer and they need your help. you must not be late to tea when it comes to celebrating queen's birthday. the quirky way the britts celebrate her majesty's day coming [ male announcer ] tv's come a long way. from color. to the remote. to flat screens. now it's taking a quantum leap. introducing fios quantum tv. record up to 12 shows at the same time. store up to 200 hours of entertainment in hd. plus watch live tv anytime with the fios mobile app. redefining what tv can be. that's powerful. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> a solemn flag retirement ceremony was held in chest kor ynlty. boy scouts joined members of the american legion post 602 at spring city school parking lot where old worn out dmraingz collected during the year were disposedp properly by sayre moaniously burning them in fire pit. >> time for a check

supreme court in fact has kline declined to hear argentina's appeal in a dispute with u.s. investment funds. these funds are demanding full repayment of argentina's debts from its 2001 default. the argentine government had appealed lower u.s. court rulings that ordered it to pay $1.3 billion to the funds. but the supreme court refused to hear the appeal without giving a reason why. the top u.s. court also upheld the claim of the investment funds and ordered the argentine government to disclose the location of its assets overseas. now if argentina fails to pay off its debts it could face a new default, dealing a blow to the country's credibility in financial markets. >>> people running general motors are telling more people to return their cars to the dealers. they've issued a recall for more than 3 million vehicles because of faulty ignition switches are that brings the number recalled this year to more than 20 million. executives say the affected vehicles include flagship sedans sold mainly in north america. investors have been looking into problems with ignition switches.

that deal will up the revenue by about 20% which ceo kline field says is good news. shares popped on alcoa up more than 2.5% to 14. 94. >>> shares of elizabeth ard oen plunged. it's days after a sweeping restructuring due to mounting losses. that stock fell 17% today to $22.41. >>> reenrolling for a federal health care plan next year got easier. the obama administration will allow automatic renewals in the affordable health care plan for 2015 for 95% of the people signed up in a federal exchange plan. >>> coming up on the program, just as germany beat the u.s. in the world cup match. will general electric be topped. the two industrial titans go head-to-head next. >>> in case you missed it, today's highly anticipated match ended with a 1-0 victory for the german team but despite the loss, the u.s. was able to advance to the next round of 16 teams. in the next round of nbr's ultimate stock cup, we put two of the world's biggest industrials against each other, namely we want to see who will come out of the global marketplace on top. seamans or general electric. watch. g

i didn't put it in my notes, but just to let you know, jordan kline who was spearheading this transition, has accepted an offeror has accepted a position over at the city of berkeley ~ in their economic development program. so, holley long will be taking over this project. last week the mayor met with small business leaders and commissioner dwight, i'll ask you to also chime in on this. the three key topics that the business leaders addressed the mayor, working on -- continuing to do more local hire -- more local purchasing at the procurement side from small businesses. and i do want you to note that actually the mayor has asked naomi kelly in the office of contract administration -- excuse me, not office of contract administration, office of contract management division. they're actually -- they've hired a consultant to do some analysis on ways to improve the 14-b local purchasing ordinance. so, the mayor is actively engaged in looking at what can be done to improve and increase our local businesses getting contracts. and then the other two item that were discussed were the minimum wage

i wanted to thank holley long, [speaker not understood] jordan kline and the great staff you have as well. thank you so much for the healthy retail s.f. program. it really helped so many small businesses transform into healthier businesses and especially in lower income neighborhoods. and we've seen a tremendous demand. we really appreciate that program as well, so, thank you. >> thank you, supervisor. >> okay, thanks, mr. ruffo. up next we have our department of public works. [speaker not understood], thank you for being here and for sticking around. >> good morning, and thank you for having us present our budget. i'd like to first of all start by thanking the mayor's budget office, [speaker not understood], controller's office, and also harvey rose. for working with us to have a budget to present. we have a few slides. first slide talks about our mission, vision, and goals. and something new, core values for our organization. respect, integrity and responsiveness. [speaker not understood] of our budget, to align [speaker not understood] with our department three-year strategic goal

i didn't put it in my notes, but just to let you know, jordan kline who was spearheading this transition, has accepted an offeror has accepted a position over at the city of berkeley ~ in their economic development program. so, holley long will be taking over this project. last week the mayor met with small business leaders and commissioner dwight, i'll ask you to also chime in on this. the three key topics that the business leaders addressed the mayor, working on -- continuing to do more local hire

but the respect of freedom has we klined considerably six journalists have actually been killed sincet july mostly when they were covers pro morsi demonstrations. >>> a former news of the world editor was convicted of phone actin.the 35eu7er allegedded use communications for its stories. fellow editor rebecca brooks was acquitted of all charges that now did h defunct paper was owny rupert murdoch. >>> vladimir putin asking the russian parliament to reverse the decision sanctioning military force. >> reporter: this is a positive move by vladimir putina he's revoking a law that came from io place back in march. the fact that he feel that his same law is no longer necessary when he's talking about eastern ukraine means the prospect of russian troops swarming across the border from russia in to eastern ukraine is receding significantly. that said, there is more than one way to cook an egg, frankly and just because he dint see military intervention as a strong possibility does not mean, i think, that vladimir putina is somehow turning his back on the events and on the separatists in this p

. >> long before there was edward snowden, there was mark kline, a company work who found out the equipment't sign up for the nsa. >> seven years later that case is still in court. no verdict in sight. >> we know the government is doing domestic spying on millions of americans. and we ought to be able to decide whether that's legal or not. >> but instead an attorney found herself in an emergency hearing asking a federal judge to keep the government from deleting evidence. there was a secret room in at&t's room coping communications. >> this one believes her communications were among the millions collected but they could be automatically erased the and the feds say stopping the oughtedmation deletion to harm their security. >> i do think the government tends to overplay the security card sometimes. the american people are getting a little tired of it. >> the judge sided with the feds and denied the request. >> the courts all along have been cowardly, i would say. or at best you could say conservative and weary of getting involved. >> in. >> sitting in the back of the courtroom mike had to bi

. >> this is six year old bobby kline, and this is his baby. >> like how many times, like 120 engine -- >> had the need for speed ever since he was a toddler. >> when he was three and fell in love with race that was it. >> already triple champ. >> i have to get up there. >> he's going for his fourth win in quarter midge it racing. >> how about like there. >> he's got on his lucky socks. >> as the setting sun rose, bobby hits the track and at speeds to up 25 miles per hour. >> it started at five. it is discipline. they have so many signals that they have to learn, just by the flags, and communication, they have to know when to stop. they have to know when to go fast, and it is a lot for them to learn. >> still mom and dad have trained themselves to have nerve of steel. each time bobby refs that engine. >> every time he races my heart's in my throat. >> they just want him to have fun. like any true competitor, his love of racing comes from one. so anything short of winning just didn't good enough for bobby. >> a second place finish with bobby leaves him inconsolable. he plays to win. >

joe kline chronicled the clintons for over two decades.n columnist with time magazine. the myth of inevidencebility. many thinks she cannot be stopped. >> that's what people thought in 2008, too. >> it doesn't seem to be a barack obama bubbling up in the democratic party. >> it's early. we have a long way to go. you have a live movement on the left and the governor of montana, former governor of montgomery is a hoot. >> the clinton machine will crush him. >> will crush him. nah. >> no? >> no. >> you argue in the piece if that happens, she needs to warm up a little, loosen up, warm up. >> i think be more candid. the way they try and control the press is stupid. i mean, we can't be controlled in that. >> some can. >> well, i doubt "the new york times" can. >> right. >> and you know, the quote was she hates you, get used to it. >> the press. >> i don't think that's true across the board but the way they try to deal with us, her bringing bagels to the back of the bus. >> i love her and i also love carbs. >> yeah and i say in the piece she woul

suzanne kline is lucky enough to stay at home but she's baffled america is one of the only advanced countriesick leave. >> you need to be able to have your job to come back to if you have to take care of your children parents or you or your husband have an illness. >> the president aagrees. she's trying for access to affordable child care. >> we are fighting to make sure hard work pays off and making sure that women get paid the same as men for the same job and folks have flexibility to look after a sick child or parent. >> the president stab lisched six weeks paid family leave but can't do that without congressal action. >> some states create a paid leave program. kernel the 1993 family medical leave act provides most workers with 12 weeks of unpaid leave for family or medical reasons. in washington jacquelyn ktvu news. >>> the president to expand flexible work hours possible. >>> disease control. women who consume eight or more drinks a week fall into the heavy drinker classification and for men it's 14 or more. a drink is five ounces of wine 12-ounces of beer or one and a half of liquor. i

. >> this is competing wage with glaxo smith-kline, correct? >> it's competing with other drugs, chemotherapys, so they're the ground breaking therapy in this space and tail be the dominant player. >> okay. let's talk about the other one, alexion pharmaceuticals. >> they got something called break through designation, which is the best thing you can get at the fda. they're launching a brand-new drug at the end of the year. we think it will be a $1.6 million drug. they don't think this drug can be really big. >> do you think we will see a big backlash in these drugs $300,000 was sort of the price thrown around, what do you think happens? >> everyone is asking that, can we sustain price? remember, these patients probably cost health care systems more than what this drug costs. they're in the hospital a lot. they're on other drugs, so yooeng i don't think we're going to get a backlash on rare disease drugs in a long time. >> in terms of consolidation in the space, are there companies you cover that you think those could be candidates? i'm sure a l

. >> she will not jessica kline. >> we found someone, caitlin, turn around. >> oh, yes. >> where did you fine that picture? >> who signed him up? who invited him to the party. >> creeps got through. creeps got through. >> see? that's the problem with it. creams. >> doesn't work. >> all right, we talked about the no make up selfie little earlier in the show? but some celebrities have really taken that as a cause to promote positive body image for girls and women. so, a lot of celebrities are taking their make up off. >> ♪ >> i like the song. so, she made this music video for her son, try, try. it features celebrities and fans from with natural faces, so says she wants women to reject the rules surrounding beauty. of course, all the pictures she chose, looks pretty darn nice, even without make up. >> well, i think that's the point. so many people, kacie looks beautiful. kacie comes in in the morning, hair up in rollers, and you think ever had a bad moment. she naturally looks, first thing out every bed, look gorgeous. >> like the acne thing. constant battle, it is a job, full-time job.

. >> drive the car -- >> six year old bobby kline and this is his baby. >> these are like how many times i won. >> bobby's had the need for speed ever since he was a toddler. >> when he was three, and he nel love with races, that was it. >> he's already a triple champ. >> racing, going for his fourth win in midge it racing. >> how about like right there. >> it is discipline. they have so many signals they have to learn by the flags, communication, they have to know when to stop. they have to know when to go fast, and it is a lot for them to learn. >> still mom, don't, a dad, chuck, have trained themselves to have nerves of steel. each time, bobby refs that engine. >> every time he races my heart's in my throat. >> bobby's parents say they just want him to have fun. but like any true competitor, his love of racing comes from within. so anything short of winning, just isn't good enough for bobby. a second place finish, with bobby in controllable. he's playing to win. >> he puts his heart and soul into it. it is tough for him. >> still this is just a first of many laps in store for little b

hate centered here are the stocks with the highest percentage of sell ratings on the street, the list klineames like paychecks chex. >> a very wise man once said the key to investing is having everyone agree with you eventually. these are stocks that nobody likes, some look terrible almost like great. diamond offshore, if you're a true contrarian, you look at stocks like diamond, rig, other offshore drillers. the rap is there's so much on shore there won't get the same rates against, but you have to assume that is in this name. this stock is now down 65% since the end of 2007, a 13 multiple. 25% of the analysts covering it are calling it a strong sell, which is very, very rare. so i think d.o. is an interesting name to look at it. balance sheet looks pretty solid. i think at a certain point this thing will start finding buyers. >>> the apple doesn't fall far from the tree when it comes to our halftime traders. jim labouren that will's father and stand upcomedian joins us as well. welcome. great to have you. you've had an unbelievable career. nominated for an academy award an as independent

for "this week," rick kline, abc news, washington. >> we're now back with the roundtable.congressman cole, you spear headed republican campaigns in the past. mcdaniel the only real tea party star who's looking to have a chance to win one of these primaries, making a lot of your colleagues excited about the prospects of taking back the senate. >> i think we'll take back the senate. you look at seven deep red states, we're probably going to win six, or all seven. iowa, i think we'll win. colorado, long shots in virginia. maybe not quite so long in michigan and new hampshire. so, you know, the board looks pretty good. the fights we have had have been spirited. >> predicting a kind of wave of the incumbent wave of the white house? >> it becomes what the current administration is doing and what the president's job approval. the president's job approval is in the low 40s. which means republicans will pick up seats in the course of this. i think what's interesting about this race in mississippi, the tea party candidate that have won, it's wasn't about the quote, unquote, the tea

about our immigration policies that human smuggling networks may be falsely propagating to recruit klinesh. thousands of people are now risking their lives, possibly based on those claims, including children crossing the border on foot. or as this video from mission, texas, shows crossing the rio grand on jet skis to bypass border security check points. the stories of desperation and the images are continual. just last weekend a sorghum field in texas, border patrol agents caught four young men and teens from central america and found this young man who had been hiding in the mud after entering the country illegally. so what can the administration do? joining me now is telemundo network inkor jose vilas villar. his new show launches next month at 10:00 a.m. and vivian kor ta doe is editor in chief of the wise latina club. jose, i want to start with you because this crisis, and that's the only way to describe it, is now defusing more across the country because now you do have children being sent outside of where they are in texas, where they're crossing. this is from "the miami herald." ab

tern tom kline was honored by that organization and our own kate bilo and bob kelly also took part inties. >>> and one more event to tell but our own great hall was backdrop for an awards ceremony and fundraiser benefiting uptown theater in north philadelphia. sport director beasley reese served as host, sam read, former band leader of the uptown received the presidents award. prince lady b and jamal adine, were induct in the hall of fame, fund raise todd benefit renovation of that historic theater. >>> so it looks like everybody had a fun time and, i think weather will be cooperate today, carol. >> you know, it is just -- we're now into summer. >> yes good summer has started. >> five whole minutes. >> yes. >> we do have a few clouds out there, and a couple spots will pick up a shower especially to the south and to the west. >> okay. >> if you see anything else it will not be more than a sprinkle and any of the showers are generally going to be very light too. it is in the just a totally sunny day to start summer but there are going to be clouds out there. eighty will be the high temp

attorney tom kline was honored by the organization and our own kate bilo and bob kelly also took partstivities. there they are. >>> 5:45. lets check that forecast and first day of summer, carol, so excited. >> i know, we have waited a long time for this. it felt like summer on tuesday and wednesday. not as much so today fortunately i think but still looks very summer like as we look at jack frost big boulder, nothing white here on the ski slopes, just the grass and this is a lovely season and it is beautiful in the poconos. really nice at the shore as well. you do have have a couple of clouds out there but still the temperatures will be comfortable, expect to find a sea breeze later on this afternoon along the shore areas, storm scan three yes, we have some clouds out there, the last day of of spring and start summer in just a matter of an hour or so. a few very light showers, and you might see some to the west, to the south, today, they will be light, if you even see one. if you see one somewhere else, there is nothing more than a sprinkle. there is in no big deal just thunder or jus

kline --ms as if john joncker will be named -- how might this influence -- it could be interesting whenu.k. referendum in 2017. ers positionnck determine the fate of the u.k. position within europe? this whole thing has been very unfortunate in my view. hand, i -- on one defend the principle that the council has to respect the parliament. the majority of the european parliament. they are banking -- backing juncker. on the other hand, he is a week candidate. this squirrel is making the issue of the role of the u.k. very worrisome. ammunition to the opposition in the u.k. and the and i.e. you front and the u.k.. although i think he is a pragmatic guy. symbolically, this is not good. he was asking mike cameron was picking a fight over this. it is a symbolic role. why not try to get a u.k. candidate in? do you think cameron picked the wrong fight here? >> it looks like it. it looks like he is going to lose. that is not going to be good for him or europe. >> thank you very much. professor of economics at the london business school. and cofounder of the now casting index. >> it is almost 7:20

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and there's one thing i would like to note with representative kline's statement.e didn't hear him insult the program. he said it wouldn't make college less affordable. there is some truth to that. but the program will help 5 million more people. and i think that is a really great start. host: as far as how you got started, what made you get into the field? guest: in 2009, the uc system raised tuition 32%. i myself had just graduated but i have many of my friends that couldn't finish their four-year college degree because they couldn't afford their senior year. think about that. 32% from one year to the next. we believe that there should be a single price per degree. we can cap it at 5 years. but what other large consumer purchase do you purchase that changes the price on you year per year? i don't purchase a car at $15,000 and the next year they say sorry the car is $22,000 now. we need to create a single price per degree so those four or five years that you take to do your degree it stays at one price. so you're able to afford completion. host: are you still deal

and the day the hearing started, fortunately, i have a guy named ron kline who was my chief of staffe to me and said so and so has a problem. i said tell him if he comes into work, he's fired. [laughter] not a joke. not a joke. i wasn't being noble. i wasn't being noble. it was the right thing to do, but beyond that he was important. he could do it from moment. he could be on the phone. he could let us know. and he had to be assured, though, that it would not affect his advancement. that's all employers have to do sometimes is let you know that these subtle choices -- they don't have to have some massive policy. particularly if they're smaller. look, no one -- and the other piece about what jill pointed out about trust. you know, folks, we make such a mistake, i think sometimes, because i don't know, i'm not quite sure why, but guess what? trust is usually returned. trust is really usually returned. i have a policy. i just hired on three very high profile people. the first thing i sat with them when i hired them, i said, look, here's deal, if you ever have any problem at home no matt

his attorney, howard wiseman said his kline would fully cooperate. >> he's shocked.had nothing to do with this tragedy. >> simpson's lawyers met privately with him and went to lunch, leaving their client alone with two veteran homicide detectives. >> i was flabbergasted. unless he just thinks he can handle everything, he can handle us, he's glib enough to say anything he wants and he's going to get around us. >> detectives and o.j. simpson now settle nood a small interrogation room for a critical interview that could make or break the case. it would be the first and last time simpson would tell his story to police. >> coming up. >> i know i'm the number one target. >> o.j. simpson knows just how bad things look, and he's not the only one. >> mr. simpson, are you a suspect? >> when dateline continues. you could be using a better clinical antiperspirant. that's why we've worked hard to give you our strongest protection ever. degree clinical shower clean. superior odor protection versus secret clinical. degree, clinical protection improved. you need to see this. show 'e

and of course you have heard through the course of this discussion how on the house side, kline and miller and fox and mimosa worked on it. that's from that side of the building. and the two have been working together which is bicameral. that doesn't happen a lot around here. but on bills that make it through to the president's signature, it does happen and it's happened on this one. i want to thank a lot of the senators who have had suggestions for this bill. a lot of those suggestions have wound up in here. some of them had amendments that we'll have to continue to work on in the future. they were very gracious in revising some of those so that they would fit with what we're doing and we can still get the bill done. i know that tim scott could have taken a lot more credit for what he did in the house when it came over here. he has been extremely cooperative in using his knowledge on the bill to further the bill. senator portman, another critical one in working on it. as you can tell from the passionate speech by senator coburn that there are things that could be done and will need to be

but let's resquloin the hearing underway now with john kline of minnesota. >> i'm sorry but these responses are very, very torch rouse as we're trying to weave around legalities. there are probably a lot of lawyers here on the committee. but fundamentally i'm just trying to understand who made the decision, when it was made to do the transfer and who made the decision on the notification and why. we're just walking around here. i'll just close because my time is rapidly running out. by saying that this confusion leads to this, this belief that was treszed by mr. turner and others that in fact the united states did set a precedent, did break the policy of negotiating with terrorists. despite the maneuverering of the pieces. it was really call ban but we weren't talking to taliban either because we were talking to cutter. i think all of that adds to the confusion and perception. i field back, mr. chairman. >> may i just quickly respond. i notice that congressman has 20 seconds. just a general response. sure. 17 seconds now. >> yes, there was confusion. this was imperfect, inprecise. just to g

. >> we have a really interesting story by joe kline as we head into the great hillary book juggernaut hillary clinton's book comes out next week and there's an enormous rollout that goes with such an event. and so he has a very interesting piece about the risk of inevitability and the need the democrats have for a rich primary fight. we thought that was a great topic. except it's also true that the bergdahl story has taken on dimensions we all have been discussing that are so i think, profound and mystifying and confounding to us that we really wanted to dig into that. so we thought that that was the story we wanted to feature on the cover. >> and what do you find in your piece, the cover was he worth it with an image of sergeant bergdahl. what do you have in the piece? >> which is an uncomfortable question even to be asking. that tells us quite a bit about this war as we're winding it down. one of our reporters in talking to military sources said the white house attitude about this was suck it up and salute. that they were just going to do this. they were quite determined to do this