>> leigh erceg is unlike anyone you'll probably ever meet. so buckle up for a ride like none other into the mind of an accidental genius. >> you have a linear line with what is. in some theories. >> she is also an artist. >> what is the deepest? >> and a poet. >> within my memories i walk to the fourth of my mine. still i see nothing. >> the way she sees the world is unlike anything you can imagine. and it all happened because of an accident making her the only known woman in the world with something called acquired savant syndrome. scribbled as vastly enhanced cognitive ability in areas such as art and math and acquired savant syndrome is when you're not born with it like leaving. >> we're at split rock ranch. >> it was on this ranch in colorado, a place she no longer remembers, where her life changed forever. in 2009 leigh the ranch manage here could care less about formulas was feeding chickens. >> where was it? >> down there. >> she fell into the ravine suffering catastrophic spine and brain injuries. >> i don't know what type of fall it

this question is specific for leigh steinberg. as an attorney and sports agent do you anticipate as the research is more understood do you anticipate the guaranteed money of contracts going forth to help players with the liability and the nfl offset the cost? >> the players agreed in a mass suit to accept a settlement offer for them and the future of $975 million. $975 billion might have been closer to actually dealing with the incredible pain and the rest of it. in terms of that. so you know why do the players not do this? well the older players have trauma and grief right now and want the money. so it is the same reason that the players took 55 percent of the growth which they were making in the last cda, and voluntarily agreed to take 37%. we are not talking about players off the field are not the advance of the workers party. they are not labor activist. they have short player careers to think about now and all of the rest of it. the guarantees are going up in football because we have a salary cap. and so they are starting to

why is this so important for spotify to do right now, leigh:?they have a $4 billion market cap, and spotify is trading over 8 billion now -- $8 billion now. it is a really expensive company, they have to spread their fingers out into all sorts of other stuff. alix: but a percent of their revenue already goes to warranty -- 8% of the revenue already goes to warranties. paul: when you look at the internet, one of the fastest growing vertical is online and mobile, so they feel like they have to be there and from an advertising perspective, there is only so much you can do with music and audio, i think they are looking for something that can drive engagement but the engagement is not where they want it to be. when you layer video onto user experience, that is where they believe they can really drive the advertising growth. alix: we will see where that goes, and trending -- and turning to china now, alibaba is looking to expand into india. they want to buy a 20% stake in a smartphone maker, that is according to people with knowledge of the matter. wh

. >> for twenty years stan leigh has put his life on the line as a san francisco firefighter.pped under a rail car and injuring his back during this inferno four years ago. i fractured l5 and s-1. >> a 10 nebt nearly clipping him with a car and yelling racial slurs through the front door. >> leigh tells me he and his wife and young children feel like prisoners in their home. >> if we were to come home my kids would not venture out of the garage. that's how afraid i am of them. >> it started when they purchased this level with a tenant in a rent controlled unit . >> my name is daniel whitaker. >> he declined my request for an interview, but he has been very public about his battle with stan leigh. appearing at a rally last fall. >> i make pretty good money. i can probably own a house. if i had to be relocated, i don't know what i am going to do. >> at first whitaker paid his rent on time. as the years passed, some of the checks started to bounce. >> looking back now he was rate about 30% of the time. >> he finally sued for back rent. his own credit took a hit as he tried to cov

leigh.dy you wouldn't let investigators get at his phone and private texts, would you? >> i would have done something very different which is to have him make a statement prior to the super bowl when all of this came out that said, look, i'm a competitor i like to throw balls that are less inflated. i am sure i push the staff to make sure this happens if that resulted in wrongdoing i'm sorry. and large part of this would have gone away. the nfl had a heavy responsibility here because what makes professional and collegiate sports different why, we put all the money into fantasy sports and going to games and watching and memorabilia is the thought they're played on an even playing field. the equipment is the same, rules are the same, and athletic effort makes the difference. anything that undercuts that is a real primal threat to football so the commissioner had to act. right now i would not be appealing. what happens if you appeal stuart, is that cheating and tom brady's name get inextricably

their balance from t begiing again" 6:17 leigh es la pionera del sup yoga en el area de la bahia . pacientes que habian sufridode lesiones en la cabeza y necesitaban trabajar en su equilibrio nat sound 10:20 "exhale back doward facing dog " ( part 3) bridge.. sarah blair ( gaby yoga surf 2) 13: 49 " una vez case caigo.. al principio si peor al final tenia más confianza y era más confortable " 13:59 sin duda esta practica activa todos los musculos del cuerpo.. pero si no logra hacer las poses..no se preoucpe igual estando en contacto directo con la naturaleza le dara a su vida una gota de medicina nat sound.. 1:20 "namaste" (part 2) chit chat deportes ---siguen sufriendo los equipos de la baha en las grandes ligas.... ayer a los gigantes no pudieron pescar a los marlins... take vo vo ---abrieron serie ante los miami marlins en el att park... ---la ofensiva de los marlins sumo 17 imparables para anotar siete carreras y dejas la pizarra final de 7 a 2.... ---con esto ya son dos derrotas consecutivas y en los ultimos dos juegos el picheo de los gigantes ha permitido 16 carreras... vo -

>>> republican senator mike leigh from lee from utah is next on booktv with his book. he argues that portions of the constitution are currently diminished from the fourth amendment protection against unreasonable search and seizures to the origination clause in the states that all tax bills must originate in the house of representatives. >> i'm the president of freedom works and i'm here with the senator from utah who has written a new and important book the constitution the willful subversion of america's founding documents. thank you for being with us. >> i've really enjoyed reading this book and i wanted to start with a question about your interesting upbringing. you discuss the separation of powers when you were just a you're just a kid at the dinner table with her parents. >> and i think i was 30-years-old before i realized not every family did that that but it was common in our house enough that i didn't realize it was uncommon. >> my dad likes to talk about those issues and i grew up with it. these were just regular routine conversations in our house. >> in your

their balance from the beginning again" 6:17 leigh es la pionera del sup yoga en el area de la bahiaabian sufridode lesiones en la cabeza y necesitaban trabajar en su equilibrio nat sound 10:20 "exhale back doward facing dog " ( part 3) bridge.. sarah blair ( gaby yoga surf 2) 13: 49 " una vez casi igo .. al prinpio si peor al final tenia más confianza y era más confortable " 13:59 sin duda esta practica activa todos los musculos del cuerpo.. pero si no logra hacer las poses..no se preoucpe igual estando en contacto directo con la naturaleza le dara a su vida una gota de medicina nat sound.. 1:20 "namaste" (part 2) gaby outro -- despues de practicarlo les puedo asegurar que lo ms difcil fue vencer el miedo de caer en el agua fria .. por eso recomiendan que se vista con ropa que no sea de algodn,, y que se pueda secar rapidamente en caso de un resbaln.. blanca --en mexico, 95 elementos de las fuerzas armadas han fallecido durante el actual sexenio. vo --las muertes ocurrieron durante operaciones de combate a la delincuencia y el narcotrafico. --la lista incluye un jefe, 11 policias y

. >> leigh martinez tells us the boy was in a back seat when the thief jumped in the car and took off a mother left her honda civic running while she ran up to her relative's house to say goodbye. her children were playing near the car. but it was 4-year-old peyton who climbed inside. in a moment, an older hispanic man jumped in to the driver's seat and sped off. >> 911 what is your emergency? >> i'm a taxi driver and a woman just hollered me down. they just stole her kids. she came running around the corner saying they took her son. >> reporter: neighbor lawrence collins was cleaning out his car at the time. >> i see a car come flying down the road real fast and another truck chasing him. he's going like 60, 70 miles per hour. >> reporter: paint was in the the -- peyton was in the back seat unbuckled. he decided to jump out of the car. he rolled on to the sidewalk and family members picked him up. >> the little boy did get injured. he jumped out of a moving vehicle because he didn't know who the man was and fearing for his safety, he did do the right thing. >> reporter: peyton's mom

. >> republican senator mike leigh is next on the tv with his new book. he argues that portions of the u.s. constitution are currently diminished from the fourth amendment's protection against unreasonable search and seizures to the origination clause states that all tax bills must originate in the house of representative or senators. >> hello, i am the president of freedom works and i'm here with my glee from utah who has written a new book that is important, "our lost constituion: the willful subversion of america's founding document." thank you senator for being with us. >> thank you it's good to be with you two i have really enjoyed reading this book and i wanted to start with a question about your it interesting ringing. you discuss the separation of powers when you're just a kid at the dinner table with your parents. >> yes it was something that was prominent in our house, something that was prominent in every way. >> okay. >> yes my dad liked to talk about those issues and i grew up with it and we were just having regular routine conversations at o

our media partners say leigh's sandwiches is pulling 441,000 pound, double the original amount of beef, pork and chicken right off the menu. federal investigators found out they were using a false usda mark of inspection for years. there are no reports of illnesses. >>> earthquake and emergency response experts joined a special screening of disaster thrice "san andreas" in san francisco. in the movie california is hit by a 9.6 quake destroying much of the state especially san francisco. tonight the fire chief joanne hayes and others talked about the reality of the film. they said most of what you see in "san andreas" is not realistic, but you still need to be prepared. >> i realize this is a super fun movie, and i am excited to see it. i am thrilled it was filmed here. it makes people realize what the real risks are and how they can prepare and be ready. >> how unrealistic is the movie? seismologists say a 9.6 is impossible in california. the strongest we could see is around 8.3. >> is that all? >>> a potential major blow to the warriors. it is days before the finals who is out with a

our media partners say leigh's sandwiches is pulling 441,000 pound, double the original amount of beef, pork and chicken right off the menu. federal investigators found out they were using a false usda mark of inspection for years. there are no reports of illnesses. >>> earthquake and emergency response experts joined a special screening of disaster thrice "san andreas" in san francisco. in the movie california is hit by a 9.6 quake destroying much of the state especially san francisco. tonight the fire chief joanne hayes and others talked about the reality of the film. they said most of what you see in "san andreas" is not realistic, but you still need to be prepared. >> i realize this is a super fun movie, and i am excited to see it. i am thrilled it was filmed here. it makes people realize what the real risks are and how they can prepare and be ready. >> how unrealistic is the movie? seismologists say a 9.6 is impossible in california. the strongest we could see is around 8.3. >> is that all? >>> a potential major blow to the warriors. it is days before the finals who is out with a

our media partners say leigh's sandwiches is pulling 441,000 pound, double e original amount of beef, pork and chicken right off the menu. federal investigators found out they were using a false usda mark of inspection for yes. there are no reports of illnesses. >>> earthquake and emergency response experts joined a special screening of disaster thrice "san andreas" in san francisco. in the movie california is hit by a 9.6 quake destroying much of the state especially san francisco. tonight th fire chief joanne hayes and others talked about the reality of the film. they said most of what you see in "san andreas" is not realistic, but you still need to be prepare >> i realize this is a super fun movie, and i am excited to see it. i amhrilled it was filmed here. it makes people realize what the real risk are and how they can prepare and be ready. >> how unrealist is the movie? seismologists say a 9.6 is impossible in california. the strongest we could see is around 8.3. >> is that all? >>> a potential major blow to the waiors. it is days before the finals who is out with a concussion an

demand, is allows for movement in both directions and so for those that would like to heave, they could leigh and for those that would like to stay in the camp, and receive assistance, they would receive it. >>> and the plo is sending a delegation do damascus,. >>> they to find alternatives, to militaries, to relieve the suffering. >>> the u.s. military has denied reports that its air strike killed 52 civilians. they said they were isis fighters, and the observer said 7 children died. >>> in afghanistan dozens of men are on trial for allegedly killing a 27-year-old woman after accusing her have burning the koran. >>> a mob of men beat the woman and, ran a car over her and burnt her body, and test the justice system because the family's lawyer, will prosecute those who failed to help her. >>> they should be prosecuted for murder and also, if you're just filming and not doing anything, then you have a legal obligation to protect her. >>> in the border, 101 year old man has been pulled out alive after the debris, from the earthquake. >>> he is in stable and then. >>> authorities have had to shut

i'm micro leigh mayoral appointees on the second year on the commission i'm a seminar the lowell high school this is a productive year we've worked on the methods from writing resolutions to writing and hosting public hearing for the media and after much hard work the residents and meetings and conducting emphatic research we've got priorities committee and commission wide we believe implementation of those 13 priorities particularly is important for the equality and access for the youth san francisco is unique and a diverse place we used to grew up and live in and we hope to continue with the stablth we thank you thank you for your time and consideration in establishing san francisco as a leader for social economic and democratic opportunities without further ado i'd like to welcome commissioner cardenas that will be starting us off. >> that's correct i'm josh thank you for choosing me good afternoon supervisors. thank you for inviting us yesterday and i'm the representative for the youth commission and begin with the first priority lauren san francisco for age in san francisco we be

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>> reporter: the driver was heading east on lees leigh avenue. for unknown reasons he made an unsafe movement. that made the vehicle roll off the road and he rolled down the embankment. it hit part of the canal bank over there and make the vehicle go airborne and overturn in the air. >> reporter: what can you say about drugs, alcohol or distracted driving? >> at that time it's unknown if there are any drugs or alcohol involved. >> reporter: officer meyer thank you. they are telling us that this road will re-open in 30 minutes so that's the latest here. a quadruple fatal crash outside of gilroy. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> breaking news. rescue teams in philadelphia searching through twisted metal and debris looking for anyone who might still be trapped in the wreckage of that derailed amtrak train. 6 people were killed when all 7 cars went off the tracks last night. 238 passengers, five crew members, all aboard that train at the time. some of the survivors scrambled out the windows to escape. >> my son went back and helped everyone out of our one car. >

precincts reporting tonight top five democrats are derek green alan domb blondellds brown william leighgain lee and helen gym. >> top republicans are david oh and denny o'brien. head to cbsphilly.com for complete coverage. you'll find results from raises across the area. >>> unusual visitor has been seen in the rancocas creek lately. >> on lookers have spotted a seal in the waters near willingboro burlington county. while the harbor seal looks cute, officials say you should keep your distance. you can face fines even prison time for scaring this chubby creature away. some experts say that the increase in seal numbers over the past few years could be why we're seeing more sharks at the jersey shore. >>> on the cbs3 health watch night are you among the millions who feel hike they're not getting enough sleep and are tired all the time? snoring could be the culprit from you or your partner. tonight health reporter stephanie stahl has the top thee simple ways you can stop snoring. >> are you among the 45% of americans who do this at night? zzzz! >> or maybe worse your partners snores. doctor

. >> this is a taste of just some of the hor are horrors faceed by people leigh living in three statesh sudan as put out in the press conference in nairobi by doctors without borders, this is the because of the fighting between the government troops and rebels trying trying to take over power in south sudan as a result of this fighting many aid groups have pulled out of the country. >>> lots more coming up on al jazerra. they came on power in a promise to end mass unemployment. but has greece's new government made any progress? we'll report from athens. >>> and the once pristine sands of this california beach have now been soaked with oil after a massive spill. that goes where nobody else goes... >> my name is imran garda i am the host of third rail and you can find it on al jazeera america >> guardianship imposed by the state >> they lose more rights than someone who goes to prison... >> what's being done to protect liberties in texas? >> i'm just a citizen trying to get some justice for an old man... >> an america tonight investigation only on al jazeera america ♪ ♪ >>> you are watch

. >> we leigh it all on the line for this event. >> go big or go home. >> watch fyi philly saturday night7:00 and sunday at midnight. >>> 5:48 now a decades long manhunt for an escaped convict ends in florida. >> the final four. find out who went home in a "dancing with the stars" double elimination. david. >> we're in the 60's this morning with some showers possible toward the end of the rush but most of the can kids willy pro be able to get into school before that's an issue. this afternoon mainly dry, shorts and t's again. your day planner forecast coming up next. >> "dancing with the stars" is down to four semifinal lifts after last night's double elimination. shark tank's was first to be eliminate. >> i was thinking dance witnessing stars. where is he going with that. we're wearing orange today. let's take a look outside here in new jersey. that's 42 at creek road. the accident that we had southbound at 130 has just cleared so some better news there. we have a touch of fog in a few spots and you can see a hint of it here on that camera on 42. northeast extension one work zone remains

joining me from washington msnbc's alex seitz-wald and leigh ann caldwell. alex, when will we see the e-mails trickling out? >> we'll know more next week when the federal judge says he wants the state department to produce a timetable explaining when they will produce those documents on a rolling basis. clinton says she wants them to be expedited as much as possible. for her she wants to get these out as soon as possible as far ahead of the primary as possible but on the other hand she now has a situation where they're going to be coming out in drips and drabs and every time a bit of them are released it will be an opportunity for republicans or opponents to find something in there to take issue with and make hay of. so this could be a rolling headache for her from now all the way the until january, 2016 when they initially said they were going to release them. >> leigh ann, hillary clinton from day one said she wants those e-mails out. how much of this is a problem of her own creation versus sloppy state department protocol when it comes to foia requests fo

what is it going to take to finally have others in congress decides ted cruz, mike leigh, trey gowdye great patriots that they are what will it take to get these people to stand up to this administration. >> i am totally open because the people are coming for free stuff, come in and work. and it's a principle that i'm fundamentally opposed, if i am king for a day, i would trade you for a guy that wants. because it's a character that matters and not your place of origin. the problem is that we have a system of benefits of you are now getting onto people and that draws people here. they are not bad people and everyone has selfishness. we are all taking benefits from the federal government some level everyone takes something until we change that mentality and stop offering a lot of the things in the first place, it's going to be lost. the answer is you are watching it right now. and it's temporarily put on hold by an injunction we will be if it goes all the way to the supreme court or not. but as long as it is more political palatable to the hispanic vote in the media by pretending that

afternoon you are in the mid 80's in new orleans and 80's in the city of atlanta and hal haleighrall leigh. with this storm we have a lot of moisture and warmth. some of these storms have the potential for producing severe weather. that specifically includes parts of texas, you can see eastern new mexico included and southwestern parts of oklahoma. the other big concern is flash flooding. heavy vain out here it has been moist this part of the country. we have dry conditions out here so we need the rainfall. with the storm system you have a risk of weather. this has an area of interest. doesn't look like this will be a return or anything like that but watch out for rip current if you are headed for the beaches. >> thank you so much maria. appreciate it. >>> he lost to floyd mayweather in the ring and now manny pacquiao faces another bout this time with the athletic commission. he entered saturday's big match with a shoulder injury but failed to disclose it with the commission. now he faces a possible fine or even suspension as the state attorney general's office looks into why he didn't dis

al jazeera still to come on the news hour, as the heat wave continues to kill in india, doctors leigh is canceled. plus. where the government plans to cancel temporary i.d. cards threatens to leave hundreds of thousands in limbo. >> and find out if alberto contador continues his charge can. and the rest of the sport a little later in the show. iraqi forces are battled to retake the biggest oil refinery. dwighters hold long sections in the uncan's north. control of this refinery has been hospitally contested for months. >> losing control of it again. early this week, iraq enlisted more -- they say the government has ignored them and it should be a sunni led operation, and not led by the shia militias. they are officially joining the fight after criticism the government is trying to recruit more groups they have long been suspicion of the government which is accused of pursuing sectarian and discriminatory policies they say it was sunni fighting force which is won the battle seven years ago to get it of alcid can da and iraq. but after that victory they say the government re-negged on t

lizzie leigh was one of the few people who try to befriend mary lincoln. not easy. she was really difficult. today should probably be diagnosed as bipolar. she was certainly mercurial. she let her views be known to everybody about who she thought was awful in the cabinet, which was pretty much the cabinet. the press was all over her. they followed her everywhere, but about everything she did. all of her shopping and all of that. she was accused of leaking the state of the union message to the "new york herald" either in exchange for good publicity or money depending on the story you are breeding. the congress launched an investigation into the first lady's communications. so you see things don't change. the president went to the hill because it was a republican congress he could do this. please don't subpoena my wife. it would be very embarrassing to me. they did a full investigation and it was not pretty. the women of washington really didn't like her and i was somewhat precipitated. her best friend became elizabeth tetley and elizabeth keck was a former slave who

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the panel is still with us leigh ann and josh barro and washington editor.y question and what he did with the executive order, the turf he staked out and it strikes me that jindal sees in opening as a candidate nationally while the rest of the party gets a little uncomfortable around these issues and says this hurts with the general election audience he says there are a lot of republicans out there who don't want to budge at all and i can go after him. >> he certainly does. look jindal made himself a force in the republican party as the ideas guy, the 24-year-old who was running the louisiana department of health and human services at age 24 and he will remain a force but for that reason. i don't think he's going to become the nominee because he champions religious leb better tea. that's actually not a minority position within the republican party. i don't think he's going to be unique in that regard. i think he will remain a force because he's the wonk and the ideas guy. he's pitched religious liberty but that's not what he's going to stake out in 2016. >>

. >> reporter: the honorable judge dana leigh marks has served as a u.s.ration court judge since 1987. >> we often say that these are death penalty cases in a traffic court setting. >> reporter: judge marks is also president of the union the nashville association of immigration judges. >> these are the kinds of issues where we say immigration law is like the twilight zone of law or like an alt nat legal universe. >> reporter: the investigative unit observed hundreds court proceedings over several weeks while the u.s. justice department would not let us take photographs or video any of the proceedings, judge marks did sit down with us on camera, giving us a rier insiders' perspective on a system that does resemble traffic court. a system vastly under staffed, under funded and overwhelmed. >> we just don't have enough time in our daily workload to be able to handle that volume of cases. >> reporter: syracuse university analyzes the records of the system and according to their database, the backlog in the courts continues to rise nationally and in california.

. >> let's talk more about this with the senator from utah mike leigh. >> you are working on legislation made in the united states, and your bill is coming at a time when isis is recruiting in the united states and the senate has to vote on the bill, so why do this now? >> well why do this anytime? we need to do it now because it's consistent with things that are important to the american people with the understanding the american people have that our privacy and security don't have to be in conflict with each other. our privacy is part of our security. what we do in the usa freedom act which was passed with a bipartisan super majority in the house last week it would say instead of collecting everybody's phone records because they exist the nsa ought to be interested in collecting those phone numbers involved in a terrorism ring or some other bad activity that triggers the attention of the nsa. it's wrong for the nsa to go out and collect phone records on 300 many americans in america. >> you can't -- john mccain said this earlier. >> we may have been able to prevent 9/11 and the fact is

you have to continue to play foggy headed or not and so from leigh's standpoint your health and future and life, livelihood all those factors play a role and you make the decision whether to speak up and say coach, i can't go. when you think about the rookie behind you who wants to be in the position that you are of your in making six figures every year that the difficult decision to make and so you suck it up. i enjoyed the game. but when i go back and visit and i had forgotten on the charge you get from being in that space is a limited space if you've been there before you want people to think about you because you are in that space and able to perform. we know the names and the guys and you can imagine in my household with my two children and my life we think about these things and we have to because as stated at the defensive end in my career playing in the coalition and so every play you are sustaining these jarring as of the brain over the ten-year period including training camps. so you have whatever it is that we are trying to understand and escalate at some point if it will. s

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and directly to his right is lieutenant colonel christopher leigh. he is a c-130 master navigator and u.s. air force weapons school graduate. he graduated from the u.s. air force academy -- excuse me. i know these mix ups in services can be touching with a b.s. in u.s. history from the university of central arkansas. finally to my far right last and harming this, is lieutenant colonel karen -- she is a strategic intelligence officer with experience ranging from the tactical to the strategic level. with that, let me turn the floor over to colonel hoy who will introduce the program. >> thank you very much for hosting us today. good morning to everybody. i will explain a little bit about where we come from and why we are sitting on this table. what led to this. first of all, we are five or six students from the u.s. army war college. the six students were already moving to its new assignment in europe so that he could not be here. so we are actually five of six. we are in the u.s. army war college but we are in a special program called the call are -- t

and directly to his right is lieutenant colonel christopher leigh. he is a c-130 master navigator and u.s. air force weapons school graduate. he graduated from the u.s. air force academy -- excuse me. i know these mix ups in services can be touching with a b.s. in u.s.

they run to the helicopter get out of there and leigh their weapons behind. iraqi defense minister releases this voop. the minister himself is a sunni. it's a tense situation between the iraqi shia and the iraqi sunnis sunnis. why did they release the video which is real good propaganda for isis? >> it is good propaganda for isis. it's speculation as to why they would release something like that. the other thing is that the reporting is pretty clear that isis didn't have nearly the numbers that the iraqis had. the iraqis outnumbered isis and still turned tail and ran. >> because the iraqi military, a lot of them were iraqi shia in a sunni area and they said you know what? this is not any territory, not my land. i'm getting out of here. not worth dying for. >> if they're not willing to fight for it training and weapons won't make a difference. >> should the u.s. continue to fund train and arm the iraqi military? >> obviously not if they're going to continue to act like they're acting. we were hopeful when we had other arab nations around get together and talk

and i will be -- turn to my colleague, chris leigh who will talk a little bit about what he saw while observing the russian team. >> thanks jim. i was an analyst or an observer. we must note that none of us here were participants during the war game. we facilitated and observed. we took notes. which a lot of it is a unique vantage point, i would dare say, and without any of our sort of predispositions since we've done doing this since october. i'll just start with a couple of general comments and if we can speak with a little bit more fidelity or granularity during the q&a period. during the war game, russia was able to operate with more flexibility and options. the russian team had a lot more options. they were less constrained by international norms, laws, alliances. for instance, during one of our turns, russia was able to delay armor and troops along the border, and this was cast as a defensive move or posture, and what it was was an overly aggressive move. which leads me to the second point. russia operates with a far more robust informational operations campaign. their io was re

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the other interesting -- at leigh it was interesting for me -- to see in how the secretary approached this the department of homeland security was one of three departments that had equities and jurisdictional authority to respond to this. when you take a look at health and human services, that is a very big piece when it comes to unaccompanied children. you look at the department of justice, in terms of not just the prosecution, but, you know what do we do across the board between the three different departments. that, i think, was the first time in my experience we started seeing peaks of volume along the border. >> i just have to stop you. you used the word -- that was an anomaly, far more than a statistical anomaly. it was a humanitarian crisis. >> i don't disagree with that. >> and it was one that was fuelled by the actions of this government and this administration. i don't have the chart here. we used in other hearings, but we have a chart that shows the number of unaccompanied children coming from central america declining. i guess, call it a managerable level. don't know the e

and i will be -- turn to my colleague, chris leigh who will talk a little bit about what he saw while observing the russian team. >> thanks jim. i was an analyst or an observer. we must note that none of us here were participants during the war game. we facilitated and observed. we took notes. which a lot of it is a unique vantage point, i would dare say, and without any of our sort of predispositions since we've done doing this since october. i'll just start with a couple of general comments and if we can speak with a little bit more

topic of the patriarchs we want to point you to our "newsmakers" program tomorrow with senator mike leighhe is one of the people leading the effort to make changes to the acts. [video clip] sen. lee: i cannot tell you that we have 60 votes right now. in fact, i cannot count the 60 right now. i think if we brought it to the floor, had an open and mimic process, we could quickly get to the point where we have 60 votes on something. i'm not sure what it would look like at the end of the day, it might have some modifications. i think some variation of it could pass by 60 votes. few things are certain at the outset. if it passes the house, we need to give you a shot in the senate. reporter: you say variation what could that entail to get the 60 votes? sen. lee: i like the bill as is. i could support it as is, i do support it as is. i prefer to pass it as it is now. there are people who might want to see a different transition period, for example. instead of a six-month transition period into the new system that is not reliable collection, perhaps they would want to extend that out farther. aga

lane closures led to four days of backups in the borough of fort leigh. found no evidence that christie was involved in this. we will monitor the court hearing for you. i'm chris cato. we will have another update in 25 minutes. have a great morning. the excitement is in the air. almost there. count on it. nine down one to go. on the mile at the blue close broad street run, sponsored by temple university. philly made temple made, we take charge. ♪ >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up it's all about the gray. the hot new hair trend that has women of all ages celebrating silver. but will it work on you? >>> then count down to derby day. the horses the hats the hot kentucky sun. we're live at churchill downs to get you ready for this weekend's big race. >>> and viva today, jennifer lopez dazzles the crowd with a touching tribute to her idol at the latin billboard awards. >> you found your voice. >> i are did. you never know what's going to happen. you have to live in the moment. you have to be present. >> the exclusive interview today, friday, may 1st, 2015. ♪

he forged the coalition now populated by the likes of ted cruz, rand paul, and mike leigh.y conservatives to the house of congress. he kept his promise to serve only three terms in the house. in 2004, he was elected to the united states senate where he gained the nations respect as a superb, conservative legislator and advocate. senator demint worked hard by stopping the misguided 2007 amnesty bill. since 2013, yes with the prestigious heritage foundation, transforming it into a major force for liberty in america. under his leadership, and it has been nothing forefront of innovative policy proposals and pressuring republicans in congress to fight for the conservative principles they promised to represent. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming my good friend and greenville's very own jim demint. ♪ [country music] [applause] sen. demint: welcome to my hometown. how many of you are in greenville for the first time? i see a few hands out there. how many are from greenville? i tell you, it is great to be home with you. debbie is here with me today. to be and the upst

elizabeth mcdonna leigh leighhhildebrand and michael beaver. throughout this process we received technical assistant from the office of the united states trade representative. i want to thank ambassador friew man -- furman for all theirence in this effort. really the list is too long to cover in a single floor speech. i just hope it's clear to everyone who worked on this bill just how appreciative i am on both sides of the floor. as far as the senate is concerned, we have one more vote to go on this bill but that is not the end of the bill. i'm committed to working with our colleagues in the house and the administration to get this bill across the finish line. and for me, the work on t.p.a. doesn't finish until we have a bill on the president's desk. i look forward to continuing this particular effort and to working with my colleagues on whatever challenge comes next. and with that, mr. president, i yield the floor. mr. wyden: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from oregon. mr. wyden: mr. president i'll be brief. and it would be

. >>> republican senator mike leigh from lee from utah is next on booktv with his