not just lawrence, but his sister, pansy ho.he tells us how she is trying to keep the gaming industry all in the family. >> my father paved for the foundation for macau today. we carry that torch. ♪ >> sheldon adelson may be trying to conquer macau, but patriarch stanley ho's industry is far from failing. his company, sjm holdings, operates the most casino tables in macau. nearly 2000. sjm accounts for nearly 1/4 of macau's revenues. we spoke with pansy ho, his daughter. she says gaming in macau is still a family business. you are the richest woman in hong kong. >> i don't know how they calculate it, but they say so. >> do you feel, and among your own siblings, the fact that you are part of a legendary hong kong family? do you feel you have an added responsibility? >> we feel like we have that sort of sense of a legacy. if you look at it there were 450 , years of portuguese presence in macau. my father helped create and pave the foundation for macau today in terms of creating the largest industry, the gaming industry of 50 years

lawrence? >> charles hadlock, what is the judge's rules on the reading of the verdict in the courtroom? he has allowed video but not allowed audio to come out of the courtroom. >> reporter: he will allow audio and video to come out for the verdict. he allowed audio and video for the opening statements. but throughout the trial, for testimony and closing arguments, he would only allow the video to be recorded without audio. at the end of this trial, there will be a punishment phase, if he's found guilty. and immediately after that, we'll be able to play some of the auldio that happened during the trial. after the punishment phase, they'll go into a victim's impact statement. one person, a relative, has signed up to speak to the court. we won't be able to show you that. we can only report that in written word. >> do we know which relative that is? >> we don't know. it could be taya or another relative. it could be chris kyle's brother or a littlefield family member. we just don't know yet. >> so

>> clearly, lawrence, they lost one of their engines. been reported that it was probably the left engine. that's very interesting, because when you lose an engine, you're not supposed to turn towards the engine that's failed. they tell you to raise the dead engine, in other words, lift that wing. this captain was in a very precarious situation. he had buildings to his right and he had to make a calculated decision to turn into that dead engine and save the people in that building and abort the aircraft. but at great risk of losing control. >> so alan, when you look at that video, you're seeing what you believe is a deliberate turn, not a plane out of control turning against the will of the pilot. >> lawrence, it's obviously very hard to tell and the recorders will tell the story. we always say that the flight data recorder tells you what happened. the cockpit voice recorder tells you why. but there may have been some conversation that captain, we can't turn right, the buildings or something like that. that's why they may have consciously

>> i don't think so lawrence. certainly defense attorneys will race that issue and try to make him a self-defense candidate, but the shooting happened at ms. myers' home after this road rage incident. and if you look at the facts and listen to the police commanders they clearly believe she was the victim. she left the home, dropped the daughter off, picked the son up and left to go to try to find the car. but only for five minutes. so it's quite possible that she thought that eric was involved because she knew him and he didn't have a vehicle. so she might have said let's drive around and see if that car is around the block at eric's house. they were only gone five minutes when they drive by possibly eric and another sees them follow them home and the shooting happens. she's the victim here she didn't do anything criminal or anything wrong. maybe sometimes it's a good idea not to do those things and mr. myers said it was a mistake. but certainly nothing criminal and it's murder and that's what he will be charged w

lawrence? >> and the "dallas morning news" has an account about a second video that was shown in court, and that has apparently audio on it and the suspect, eddie ray routh, talked about hell the apocalypse everything is happening so fast i don't know if i'm going insane. the conversation was recorded on a body cam one of the officers was wearing and through the driver's window he talked to a police detective who was also his neighbor for about 25 minutes. he tried to coax him out of the pickup truck reminding him of his parents, his safety and everybody goes through hard times. brian weiss, what is the defense burden here in establishing this insanity defense. you have this testimony that will presumably come into the court of him talking about hell and voodoo in that situation. >> well lawrence, because everybody is presumed to be sane, it's the defense's burden when they get the ball in day or two, to show by a preponderance of the evidence is it more likely than not that at the time of this

i'm sure he's not the only one in seattle. >> no question about it lawrence.ppy to be back on. seattle really is the quiteetest i've ever seen it. it's like a morgue here. nobody understands what happened. the one thing is with pete carroll, people would like him to say hey, we made a mistake. there is a sense that the call went wrong but playing the result is what is bothering some fans, that would like to see the coach say it was the wrong play call. obviously if the call works we're celebrating, but i'm not convinced even if the play resulted in a touchdown it was the right call. >> doctor what i was so impressed by psychologically, yes, this thing is never going to go away, and i think we all understand that part of it. but what moves him forward is being an optimist that belief that he has, that optimists have, i don't know where they get it but this belief the next thing is going to be good the next thing is going to be better. >> that's a great attitude to have. if you believe in yourself and the process, you're able to look positively. live and learn.

and lawrence aja, an '06 hard of grad. and nina terero. currently a correspondent for entertainment weekly. glad to have you all here. so bill, you're basically the ivy league equivalent of the guy who blirts out, there there is no santa claus. afraid to fail lacking real leadership skills. why did you do it? >> needs to be said and it's absolutely true that if you want to be injected at high velocity into the american elite more and more, you need to go to an ivy league school maybe stanford, a couple of other schools, that's the problem not with these schools but with our elite. is they exactly reflect the kind of education you get not just at the schools but i would say even more importantly, the kind of person you have to become in order to get into one of these schools. a hoop-jumping checklist kind of childhood kid, who never has a chance to think about why they're doing it. now i know that there are exceptions. one response in ip says, i'm an exception, my friend is an exception, yes, there are exceptions and the problem is there ar

that we'd be in a position to get water to zone 7 in some way so that they could deliver water to lawrence livermore in case of a disruption in service. >> any other questions? >> i'll move the item. >> second. >> all those in favor. >> aye. >> opposed? the motion carries . . >> didn't ask for public comment. seeing none, okay. madam secretary will you please read the items for closed session? >> yes. item 13 mountain cascade incorporated and related actions and cross actions. >> items 14, 15 15 and 16 and 17 will not be heard today. >> is there any public comment of the items to be heard in closed session? >> seeing none none may i have on whether to assert? >> i'd like to make a motion to assert the attorney client privilege. >> >> we have reconvened from closed session the announcement in closed session is the following item 13 no action and item 14, 15, 16 and 17 were not heard i have a motion whether or not to disclose. >> motion two to three not to disclose. >> any other new business this meeting is adjourned at you all here to do what they do everyday they should be resting but a hu

>> as you said it lawrence it was a very swift reaction. i think that the jordanian government carried out what it promised which is if the pilot was not returned rishawi and others who are on death row already would be executed. it is not only just a response to the killing of the jordanian pilot, but i think the jordanian government needed to make a point to the international community that it's still committed to the war on terror. it is still committed to being an ally of the united states combat the cancer in the region. >> and laith, you've studied the islam state's methods, especially their public relations methods, their need to get a certain kind of attention. much has been said today about this change in methodology from beheading to now burning to death and the very elaborate video, highly produced video that recorded that horrible burning to death today. what do you make of this change of technique and even the enhanced production values in this video? >> you know indeed i mean the video had high production value but i think the

now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, lawrence. >> thank you for joining me over here last night during the show. that was really fun. >> it was really fun. i'm sorry that you could see i was wearing jeans under the table. >> i didn't know that was big news that you wear jeans under the table. >> big news at my house. >> thanks, rachel. >>> president obama is asking congress to formally authorize the use of military force against the islamic state. a jury in texas began hearing evidence in the murder of real american sniper chris kyle. and rush limbaugh offers a not so fond farewell to jon stewart. >> our coalition is on the offensive. isil is on the defensive, and isil is going to lose. >> i believe that if we're going to authorize the use of military force, the president should have all the tools necessary to win. >> we have 17 days until the expiration of the funding of homeland security. >> some people are saying how are we going to get the department of homeland security funded? >> powerball fever sweep

now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, lawrence. >> i tried to take a snow day today in solidarity with the lazy members of the north carolina legislature, but the boss is here. >> if you ever need a note just let me know. >> okay. thanks, rachel. the white house convened a meeting today on violent extremism. a texas judge stopped the implementation of president obama's executive orders on immigration, and it's being called the biggest bank job ever. how did hackers steal a billion dollars from banks? >> we spend more time more time talking about what do you call it. opposed to what do you do about it. radical islam, islamic extremism. i'm not sure a lot is gained by saying that. >> the topic of discussion in our meeting was about what to be done in europe now. >> leaders are gathered for three days of meetings on how best to address the threat posed by isis. >> i'm not suggesting that i think america has all the answers here. >> these meetings come just days after terror attacks in denmark. >> we just have a

lawrence o'donnell will join us on the other side of the break.d on the six people charged in the u.s. on allegations they helped support isis. the federal indictments were unsealed last night. they are charged with conspiracy and providing material support to terrorists overseas. they were accused of funneling money, guns and military equipment to isis fighters in the middle east. five of them are in custody now this the united states. the sixth is at large overseas. still ahead, a very special surprise guest appearance in our up against the clock tournament of champions finals. it's alex trebek. >>> and why is lawrence o'donnell less than impressed with president obama's prayer breakfast address? we'll tackle that next. thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to say geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting to give you a tour of the wisconsin now. could've parked a little bit closer... it's gonna be dark by the time i get there. geico. proudly serving the military for over 75 years.

lawrence muscarella found no spread of c.r.e. from colonoscopies or upper endoscopies used to evaluate heartburn or abdominal pain. >> pelley: what do you have there? >> reporter: these are the scopes we're talking about. i can move this left right up and down. but this catheter i can move up and down and the gizmo behind it that moves it up and down, that's what's so hard to clean. >> pelley: dr. jon lapook thanks very much. there is breaking news tonight in the war against isis. a u.s. military official says plans have been made for what may be a decisive battle, the retaking of mosul, iraq's second largest city. david martin has more. >> reporter: according to this official, the battle to retake mosul, the largest city held by isis, is scheduled to begin in april or may and will will involve a force of 20,000 to 25,000 iraqi troopses backed by u.s. airpower. mosul, with a population of more than one million, is held by an estimated 1,000 to 2000 isis fighters who seized it last june when the iraqi army broke and ran. the offic

women like superstar jennifer lawrence. i'm talking about the ex-sony chair that just stepped down.eaking about things that put her in hot water. she said she knew that the news of last year's hacking would be bad. another one sent by producer angelina jolie, minimally talented. women are paid less than male stars. >> this is a business. if people want to make less money, i'll give them less money. what women have to do is not work for less money. they have to walk away. people shouldn't be so grateful for jobs. >> all right. i've got three ladies joining me now. rachel sclar is with me in new york. i've also got judi gold and christy smith also seen on cnn commentator. christy, to you first in facts and figures, can you talk to me about how much more would a bradley cooper get paid than a jennifer lawrence? >> well i think it depends on the project, but we all know it's true that women make less money than men in hollywood. it's been that case now for decades. the problem, really that amy went on to address is that there are no parts for women. there is a lot less opportunities for

>> good evening, lawrence.as with some administration officials tonight, came back, turned on your show and saw the banner. i had only been watching it a few minutes so i don't have any direct reaction. i can tell you, though that this something that had been anticipated. jordan's president, as you know said immediately after this happened that they would pay a price. and a lot of what the world was watching and certainly the coalition partners were watching was what effect would this have because, of course back in december after the jordanian pilot was captured, the united arab emirates stopped participating in air strikes. there has always been a lot of internal politics and many of these countries, as you happen. and to i think this practice is swift retaliation, a message that majority kwan feels much like the president did. the president was having an event this afternoon. just as he was going into this event, he was at a table surrounded by people that had sent him letters thanking him for their health c

the fight started when lawrence became frustrated while trying to than a flat screen tv. he's facing attempted murder and assault charges. a jury failed to reach a verdict in the first trial back in july. >>> new this morning, this is video you'll want to see a fire ripped through this home in montgomery county this morning. we're still working to find o what caused the fire and whether anyone was inside the home when it started. this home is on route 108 in laytonsville and part of that road is still blocked off while firefighters wrap up this fire. >>> some new problems from metro this morning after smoke incidents at several stations. metro says the problem is a heck cal issue, but it's not sure what exactly created the smoke. there was smoke report somewhere between foggy bottom and roslyn yesterday. firefighters responded to both stations but didn't find anything. over the weekend, there were four incidents at metro stations one at l'enfant plaza with a he heck cal mechanical issue and woodley park had to be evacuated. >> it mackis mekes me want to get a car sooner.

>> reporter: that was one point she made on stage, i've been paying jennifer lawrence more.un a business. people want to work for less money, i pay them less as you heard in that sound bite there. she said some e-mails that leaked out, she was horrifying. she said the experience was strangely freeing because she couldn't control what was going to happen. once the e-mails started to come out she basically didn't have any way to stop it as that hacking continued to happen. and she also said that everybody in hollywood, at least understood. everybody in hollywood, she said understands how the business worked and so they weren't as shocked and appalled perhaps, as people outside the business. >> well she is getting a $40 million golden parachute, right? >> reporter: she is. >> she's not hurting too badly. >> reporter: she'll be in business with them for a while. she's working on the future spider man movies. i suppose being fired in hollywood is not like being fired anywhere else in america. >> well, at least not in most places. brian stelter, thanks so much. >> thanks. >>> stil

now time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >> good evening, rachel. you got a minute? >> yeah. >> i loved your segment with david corn. the exaggerations of bill o'reilly. but i feel it's my responsibility to explain the angry irishman to you and david corn. the threats, when he issues that threat and says i'm going to come after you with everything i've got. what he's got is a tv show. that's it. that's all he's going to come after anybody with. it's all going to be in the safety of that studio. no one has to worry about a thrown punch or anything like that. that kind of irish bluster is something i grew up with. everybody relax. >> should we we see the size of the bluster as inproportional to the size of the real threat sp >> absolutely. the guys that were really scary never threatened anybody. they just did it. >> well done. thank you for that cultural translation. i'll take that to heart. >> thanks, rachel. well, the stair down between mitch mcconnell and harry reid over the funding of the homeland security department apparently harry reid's magic sunglasses made m

>> you know lawrence she did think the manuscript had been lost.ays there was only one type manuscript. she had kept track of it through several moves but lost it around 1980. it was just discovered in a secure place where she had actually hidden it along with her original manuscript of "to kill a mocking bird." so she had to decide what to publish it or not. i think it's exciting that we're going to get to read this book. >> among the many documentaries you've now done is my personal favorite called "a conversation with gregory peck." i want to show a piece of that where your dad is telling us about how he used the watch in "to kill a mocking bird." harper lee's father being a lawyer and how harper lee talked about her father. let's listen to this. >> i had visited monroeville, and i had gotten acquainted with him. and i borrowed a mannerism. he did have a habit of fiddling with that watch, which he had strung across from one vest pocket to the other. through the button hole in the middle. and he did it in the courtroom. i borrowed that mannerism

as lawrence lee found out the revolution is green. denmark's revolution is achieved without fanfare. woodchips not goal hit the area. it provided steam of this driving hot water and wint driven electricity. >> we are wary of the environment. we have to deliver greener power for heating. cost-effective to heating, and independent of other countries to a large extent. >> not for denmark over whether turbines are ugly. there's barely a country in europe that doesn't have challenges working out where the energy will come from in the future. nuclear is expensive. that as a huge defense and foreign policy ramifications. denmark is set to be self sufficient in a few hours and is driven by the thirst for energy. >> if you are green if you don't rely on russian gas, you do not feet threatened. >> if the day game where rusha stopped the gas, we'd have to deliver sacrifices for our neighbours. if all the european states do it. they would be in a different situation. >> reporter: keeping the lights on is entangled with european policies. the argu

now time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, lawrence. >> where did you build your snow mountain with all this snow in your driveway? >> in my cold, cold heart. >> thanks, rachel. today, president obama said, we are at war with people who have perverted islam. jeb bush said he loves his father and brother but he is his own man. >> we are here today because of a specific challenge, countering violent extremism. >> in is a summit on countering violent extremism. >> leading up to this summit, there's been a fair amount of debate about the words we use to describe and frame this challenge. >> this is not a war on islam. >> al qaeda and isil they are terrorists. >> under this administration, they are indecisive. >> he's dealing with a republican party very different than the party that nominated his brother. >> i love my brother and dad, but i'm own man. >> officials are now accept iranian students into its engineering programs. >> it's not the only school with this kind of policy. >> defense attorneys for eddie ray rou

>> reporter: good evening, lawrence. from south boston, a frigid south boston.four storms in less than two weeks, dumping 73 inches of snow. take a look behind my. they're wondering, where do we put it all. that's the big challenge for officials here. this mound behind my, some 50, 60 feet high. then the front loaders take the snow from over there to over there, where the melter is. they're bringing melters in from out of state. they're also taking the snow to the south shore, dumping it on beaches over there, 73 inches of snow. the governor said they don't know what to do with it. you could take all this snow and put it in gillette stadium where the patriots play, 90 times. now the governor said in jest, maybe the city should bid for the winter olympics instead of the summer olympics. and more snow coming this week with more frigid temperatures. >> thank you very much for joining us. >>> coming up, the controversy that started when president obama spoke at the national prayer breakfast about the crusades. ♪ (playful growl) vo: because every moment matters, so d

now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >> you've been great about pushing the loretta lynch vote in the senate. and insisting that there's no reason for delay. finally we have movement. >> there is movement. and our sources tell us it's going to happen next week. no official word on that. ted cruz is saying it should never happen. we shall see. >> we heard it from rachel first. a vote next week that means she's going to be sworn in at the end of the week. thanks rachel. >>> with funding for homeland security running out tomorrow night, republicans in the house and senate are still arguing about exactly when they should surrender to the democrats and president obama. and rand paul is opening up a new campaign attack against jeb bush. jeb's use of drugs when she was in high school. >> every mayor, governor police chief, sheriff and police commissioner should be concerned about this. >> funding the department of homeland security. >> it's absolute insanity for republicans if we don't vote on a clean bill. maybe if their state was attacked they would knock it off. >> this

. >>> i'm chris lawrence at the live desk. got new video in of the aftermath of a car ramming into a local organic grocery store. you can take a look. a mercedes-benz jumped a busy sidewalk. this is right along h street northeast. it slammed right into the front window of the h street organic market. now, police aren't saying yet what caused the driver to lose control, but they could, in fact be cited. it's also unclear if anyone was hurt inside that store. at the live desk chris lawrence. >> thank you, chris. >>> students on the campus of the university of virginia are still waiting for answers t about a new rape case investigation. uva sent an e-mail to students yesterday notifying them about an alleged attack that happened back on january 30th in a campus. school says the assault was reported yesterday but has not released any other details. this comes as state lawmakers consider a bill to force schools to report on-campus sex assaults in the way of that now discredited "rolling stone" article that described a culture of ra

chris lawrence has been traveling the region all night long. he's in arlington. chris? >> reporter: major highways like 395 are fine right now but it is getting so cold so quickly, even a little bit of moisture will quickly turn to ice. the snow hit our area like a boxer with one good punch. a 15-minute whiteout and it made a wet mess of the evening commute. the fairfax area had backups and drivers are worried what will happen next. >> will i have to worry about ice? >> reporter: at least snow is something that they can see. >> you never know when you're going to hit black ice and spin out. >> reporter: they say anything under 8 to 10 inches they can handle. which some streets still slushy -- >> the roads are so bad and they don't treat the roads. >> reporter: and temperatures plummeting and windchills 10 to 20 below zero even more ice is on the way. >> i'm really worried about that. >> reporter: and with good reason. we could feel this wind really cutting through now and it's only going to get colder. reporting live in arlington, chris lawrence news4. >> chris thank yo

. >> hi, i'm lawrence corn field. welcome to building san francisco. we have a special series, stay safe. we're looking at earthquake issues. and today we're going to be talking with a residential building owner about what residential building owners and tenants can and should do before earthquakes and after earthquakes. ♪ ♪ >> we're here at this wonderful spur exhibit on mission street in san francisco and i have with me today my good friend george. thanks for joining me, george. and george has for a long time owned residential property here in san francisco. and we want to talk about apartment buildings and what the owner's responsibilities might be and what they expect their tenants to do. and let's start by talking a little bit about what owners can do before an earthquake and then maybe after an earthquake. >> well, the first thing, lawrence, would be to get together with your tenants and see if they have earthquake insurance or any renters insurance in place because that's going to be key to protecting them in the event of a quake. >> and renters

our chris lawrence reports, the defense team has other ideas. >> reporter: we got the court documents showing prosecutors asking for the 18 months but her defense team does not want maureen mcdonnell to serve even a single day. mcdonnell's attorneys argues they should be put on probation and do 4,000 hours of community service. if a sentence is handed down maureen is requesting a split term. prison and home confinement. this calls for virginia's former first lady to serve five to six years in prison. based on the 24 months her husband bob mcdonnell received they feel a year and a half is fair. even though was her husband who sold his office she eagerly participated in the conspiracy. "mrs. mcdonnell benefited from the bribery scheme personally receiving as 20ds,000 shopping free and participating in multiple expensive dinners and vacations, and as she did so she was at times exuberant." prosecutors also say she will be sentenced two weeks from today, and if she gets prison time, the judge wi allow her to remain free on bond while she appeals her conviction just like her husband is doi

i'm chris lawrence. back to you guys. >> thanks, chris. >>> the daytona 500 in just a couple of days but one of nascar's top drivers will not be there. why kurt busch has been suspended. >> reporter: vance, the indefinite suss spengtspen comes after a court ruled about domestic violence and now chevrolet is suspending its relationship with kurt busch. after an ex-girlfriend said he strangled her and smashed her head into wall. a judge said there was a substantial likelihood of busch attacking his girlfriend again. he will not participate in the daytona 500 this sunday. instead he'll be replaced by 31-year-old driver regan smith. busch's lawyer said that the suspension would be appealed by busch's camp. vance, doreen? >> thank you. >> people 75 floors below were at risk. >> we'll report how a mirror at a trendy manhattan restaurant landed one person in a hospital. >>> and black ice nearly cost a worker his life. this... is the best part of the day. when we sit down together and talk. more and more, we're

northbound 280 at lawrence. that's gone. accident at get america park waif -- great america parkway. this is just heavier than we've seen it. as we move to the livermore valley, most of livermore and dublin traffic is looking good. we had an earlier accident on the altamont pass. on 80 westbound, you can see traffic will be busy as you drive through richmond. there is a crash at the toll plaza. can i put it on the map here. it's just past the toll. now you can see slow traffic here as you drive west. this is -- this had been a good commute but now it's not. at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's about a 15 to 20 minute delay just at the toll plaza alone. it's also sluggish on that bridge as you get into san francisco. it's 8:0 2. back to the desk. >>> plifs shot and killed -- police shot and killed a robbery suspect in the mission district. the suspect according to police had a knife and was chasing the man through the streets. tara moriarty is live in san francisco where the alleged victim believe eswould have been killed -- be

>> there are groups, pacs that are being created lawrence lessig a professor has created a pac to stop pacs. there is a movement a grass roots movement if you will of people that are just offended by the amount of money that is being spent. but in general it doesn't seem the change the apathy or the energy behind voting. the same number of people are coming out they're not encouraging a number of people to come out and vote but it hasn't turned off the people yet and maybe it will invite more into it. >> mr. leoz, the coch network has become one of the most influential in politics today. can you survivor without being embraced? >> i think you can survive but it certainly helps to be able to tap into that network. for example, if you are a working class person a teacher or police officer who wants to run for office and you turn around and you don't know the cochs and you're a person of color, the wealthiest donors are 90% white and if you are a person of color who doesn't have access to those kinds of networks it makes the paths of victory much more narrow. the strength of your voice sh

[applause] our guest this evening is harvard law professor, lawrence less --lawrence lessig. he is known as the elvis of cyber law. one of the country's most influential theorist on the intersection of law, clerk for task culture and the internet, he's shifted focus to the corrosive power of money on politics. he walked 200 miles for the new hampshire rebellion to encourage citizens to and the system of corruption in our nations capital. the next walk starts this sunday and it's not too late to book a plane ticket and join him. we have flyers in the lobby. they look like this. they can tell you how to participate. lawrence lessig is here tonight to talk about made aipac, the crowd funded super pac to end all super pac's and what is in store for 2015. ladies and gentlemen, please join me and josh -- join me in welcoming him to the jccsf. [applause] >> so my computer shutdown and now i have to try to make small talk. what shall we talk about as it comes back to life? the weather. it's going to be incredibly cold and new hampshire. the high right this and it is six degrees in th

heels hills of lawrence lawrence, england. a place that many would like to frack for gas. >> if, for example a local community and local planning officer decided that they didn't want to have fracking within their location, and they turn down an application the companies could sue if they thought their profits would be damaged. >> dozens like louise took the train to brussels. many say that t tip is a game changing deal. >> from cigarette companies to health companies and all the way through to mining and drilling companies, pharmaceuticals, bombing, food, agriculture, business, everything is affected by t tip. it's that important. . >> their host in brussels offers a guided tour, 20,000 lobbyists spend more than $1 billion a year persuading politicians of their employers' case. supporters of the you're even union very often say that it depends workers' interests and guarantee basic freedoms yet this description of the european project says something else completely but it's primary function is to defend the interests of globa

okay, we can go on to our next applicant, lawrence chung >> hi, thank you for this nomination. i'm deeply humbled and honored, my name is lawrence chung, i am a physician, a dermatologist practices in san francisco for the past 10 years, i am a solo practice dermatologist and i have lived in san francisco for 12 or 13 years since my training . in my capacity as president last year i worked closely with supervisor eric mar and scott weiner on the hotly contested sugar tax. i helped gal have anize the medical community and worked tirelessly on community outreach on this issue. i would also like to mention i have been a life long champion of the underserved in health care access. i have been working as a dermatologist for asian health services, which is a community health clinic located in downtown oakland which serves the under served asian community. in that capacity i started the dermatology service 10 years ago because there was no dermatologist working for that clinic, and the wait time to see me at that time was about 6 months to 9 months because i was the only dermatologist

in the newsroom i'm chris lawrence. >> tonight can faith heal? that's what some areter a pastor made a miraculous recovery. >> i try not to go back there a lot simply because i thought i was asleep for a night. and here it was three to four weeks later. >> when michael freeman, pastor of spirit of faith christian center awoke in his hospital bed, he says he had no idea he almost died. >> and you kind of wake up and they tell you you're in a different month. >> reporter: but what he thought was a common cold turned out to be an aggressive pneumonia that was attacking his lungs. doctors said there was nothing more they could do for him, but his wife delorous didn't give up. >> i was never frightened. i was never worried. i was never concerned. >> reporter: at the suggestion of a family member they reached out to medstar washington hospital center wre this have a program called ecmo short for extracorp reeal membrane oxygenation. it's a machine that's typically used for patients whose hearts won't pump. but some hospitals use it for patients like pa