come on. >> let me go. >> and that's when this situation gets out of hand. >> let me go. let me go!sed the button. i've never pressed the button before. i was sitting there. i was calm. but i pressed the button because i was hoping we could get more marshals into the courtroom to assist. but by the time anybody showed up it was already over. >> let me go! >> officers subdue williams and pin her to the ground. but restraining her does little to stop her verbal assault. >> i had enough of you guys abusing me and throwing me in jail like i'm an animal. i got kids and responsibilities. i don't have time for this show. they are trying to accuse me of something -- >> calm down. >> i've had three evaluations. that should be enough to satisfy the court's arguments. >> sorry, bitch. >> and after about seven minutes, williams is escorted out of the courtroom. >> have i not shown up three times? yes or no? swear before god. compulsive liar. you want to break my arms? go right ahead. >> i think it's clear your client needs an evaluation. >> though the officer who bore the brunt of williams' fur

align itself with japan ok let me go get a there to ok but the u.s. is involved in ok very much involved let's go to philadelphia what do you think here we got to the pivot really early in this program i'm glad go ahead lynn go ahead well i would respectfully disagree with that assessment because i think u.s. is really behind this dispute the u.s. is playing of japan's fear of falling behind china or losing is primacy in asia and is also playing off the feel about in the asian nations towards. china so just the philippines and another countries so the u.s. is using this. as a catalyst as a mechanism to stay relevant in the western pacific so as long as these asian countries fear chinese of bullying them but u.s. has a role to play and they can sell weapons. you know and it can stay profitable otherwise it has no role in it was in the pacific for us is really behind this is going to japan towards this confrontation station which are now because the issue was dormant for decades there was no you know no over. a conflict until recently japan initiated thi

align itself with japan ok let me go get a there to ok but the u.s. is involved in ok very much involved let's go to philadelphia what do you think here we got to the pivot real early in this program i'm glad go ahead lynn go ahead well i would respectfully disagree with that assessment because i think the u.s. is really behind this dispute the u.s. is playing off japan's fear of falling behind china or losing those primacy in asia and is also playing off the fear of all in the asian nations towards a resurgent china so just vietnam the philippines and another countries so the u.s. is using this. as a catalyst as a mechanism to stay relevant in the western pacific so as long as these asian countries fear chinese of bullying them the u.s. has a role to play and they can sell weapons. you know and it can stay profitable otherwise it has no role in it was in the pacific so u.s. is really behind this is going to japan towards this confrontation station with china because the issue was dormant for decades there was no you know no overt conflict until recent

align itself with japan ok let me go again i can't that be ok but the u.s. is involved ok very much involved in let's go to philadelphia what do you think here we got to the pivot real early in this program i'm glad go ahead lynn go ahead well i would respectfully disagree with that assessment because i think u.s. is really behind this dispute the u.s. is playing off japan's fear of falling behind china or losing those primacy in asia and is also playing off the fear of all in the asian nations towards a resurgent china such as vietnam the philippines and another countries so the u.s. is using this. as a catalyst as a mechanism to stay relevant in the western pacific so as long as these asian countries fear chinese of bullying them the u.s. has a role to play and they can sell weapons. you know and it can stay profitable otherwise it has no role in western pacific so u.s. is really behind this is going to japan towards this confrontation station with china because the issue was dormant for decades there was no you know no overt conflict until recently japan i

and syria that part isn't is there is not a border i was just there somewhere and evacuate because let me go back to jerusalem i'm going man let me go back to trying to destabilize the syrian army and then that ok go ahead sami jumping go ahead then we'll go to jerusalem go ahead sam yeah i think there's. there is a bit of a simplification regarding so never says she saw i think this is highly highly oversimplified i mean very few people might be abroad know that outside of iraq not all iraqi tribes not a single tribe is not mixed. so leaders of the tribe are responsible for both shia and sunni most iraqi cities have presence of both both sects so to depict this scene as a conflict between shia and sunni oversimplifies the situation there are a sectarian political parties that use ethnicity use sac to use the religion to further their nest if you like but the communities in iraq there is no actual street street level animosity between the sex and religions and this has been a characteristic of iraq for many hundreds of years where there isn't a history there has never been a history of commu

align itself with japan ok manas let me go get a that ok but the u.s. is involved then ok very much involving let's go to philadelphia what do you think here we got to the pivot real early in this program i'm glad go ahead lynn go ahead well i would respectfully disagree with that assessment because i think u.s. is really behind this dispute the u.s. is playing off japan's fear of falling behind china or losing is primacy in asia and is also playing off the feel about in the asian nations towards a resurgent china so just vietnam the philippines and another countries so the u.s. is using this. as a catalyst as a mechanism to stay relevant in the western pacific so as long as these asian countries fear chinese of bullying them but u.s. has a role to play and they can sell weapons you know and it can stay profitable otherwise it has no role in western pacific so u.s. is really behind this is going to japan towards this confrontation station which are now because the issue was dormant for decades there was no you know no over. a conflict until recently japa

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align itself with japan ok minus let me go and get that to ok but the u.s. is involved then ok very much involved let's go to philadelphia what do you think here we got to the pivot real early in this program i'm glad go ahead lynn go ahead well i would respectfully disagree with that assessment because i think the u.s. is really behind this dispute the u.s. is playing off japan's fear of falling behind china or losing is primacy in asia and is also playing off the fear of other nation asian nations towards a resurgent china such as vietnam the philippines and another countries so the u.s. is using this. as a catalyst as a mechanism to stay relevant in the western pacific so as long as these asian countries fear chinese of bullying them but u.s. has a role to play and they can sell weapons you know and it can stay profitable otherwise it has no role in western pacific so u.s. is really behind this is going to japan towards this confrontation station with china because the issue was dormant for decades there was no you know no overt conflict until recently jap

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most of us a very interesting his daughter had it will tell us you are so let me finish let me finish go ahead peter go ahead and let me finish yes people won't be most gay couples can you stop interrupting please don't be so rude. most gay couples do not have children so the argument about children doesn't apply moreover many heterosexual couples either choose not to have children or are infertile and we do not deny them the right to get married we say that their marriages even if their infertile have no prospect of having children are just as valid as any other marriage so applying those principles really honestly you shouldn't object to gay people getting married godfrey and whole jump in. well i don't think the logistics of the legal to just fix have been thought through where does this end i've already mentioned that i wasn't off message i do believe in a libertarian society it's important who you can or who you want to have in your house or not it shouldn't be the role of the state if same sex if you have same sex marriage what about into family marriage does that mean the incest t

adam: let me go back to katherine. why would you raise money if you don't need it, if demand, i realize your clients, that demand is good. but look, wal-mart's demand, they're talking about demand, knot not destruction but people pulling back. why would you risk having debt at a time markets may not be growing? >> well the interest rates, the interest rates being offered on debt are considerable low if you look at the historical perspective. i also think in weak economies or sometimes down economies that's the time to strike to advertise, to build your brand and to get market share from your competitors. so, while i might be concerned about the macroeconomics i also think it might be a great opportunity for us to grow market share. adam: so, let me ask you, clint, is this an anomaly, what we saw out of wal-mart? do you think we're going to see a pullback across all kinds of retail outlets as well as into the next quarters, people not spending money because of tax hikes? >> i think it is highly likely we'll see this con

. >> howard dean, let me go to you on this because actually you're a tight fisted guy. if i understand it, you want the sequester to go nthrough. $85 billion this year. a little less than 2.5% of the $3.8 trillion budget. if you take out entitlements, then it becomes about a 6%, 7% or 8% cut. what's wrong with that? we're in trouble. doct why can't we do it? >> the sky will fall if you don't deal with the debt ceiling. but i think unfortunately, this is the price that we pay in the fiscal cliff deal. the democrats paid. i said at the time that i thought it was a short term victory for the democrats, but a long term victory for the republicans because we gave away our leverage on tax increases. so, sure, i have no objection to giving away the carried interest on some of the projects and loophole, but the fact is we're not in position to do that and i think we ought to get serious about the deficit and the best way to get serious about the deficit is go right over the cliff. the likelihood of having a real agreement between the white house and the conservative republicans

was just there somewhere right back in the lake because when we go back to jerusalem i think man let me go back to trying to destabilize the syrian argument that ok go ahead sami jumping go ahead then we'll go to jerusalem go ahead sam yeah i think there is. there is a bit of a simplification regarding so never says she saw i think this is a highly highly oversimplified i mean very few people who might be abroad know that outside of iraq not all iraqi tribes not a single tribe is not mixed sunni shia so leaders of the tripod responsible for both shia and sunni most iraqi cities have presence of both both sects so to to depict this scene as a conflict between shia and sunni oversimplifies the situation there are a sectarian political parties that use ethnicity sack to use the religion to further their nest if you like but the communities in iraq there is no actual street street level animosity between these sex and religions and this has been a characteristic of iraq for many hundreds of years where there isn't a history there has never been a history of kwame in a conflict there's been a h

most of you actually very interesting just don't forget it will tell us you are so let me finish let me finish go ahead peter go ahead and let me finish yes people won't be most gay couples can you stop interrupting please don't be so rude. most gay couples do not have children so the argument about children doesn't apply moreover many heterosexual couples either choose not to have children or are infertile and we do not deny them the right to get married we say that their marriages even if they're infertile have no prospect of having children are just as valid as any other marriage so applying those principles really honestly you shouldn't object to gay people getting married godfrey and hold jump in. well i don't think the logistics of the legal to just fix have been thought through where does this end i've already mentioned that i wasn't off message i do believe in a libertarian society it's important who you can or who you want to have in your house or not it shouldn't be the role of the state if same sex if you have same sex marriage what about into family marriage does that mean the incest

let me go through this resume. let's see, first lieutenant in the army. do you want me to say the years or not? the first head of the nixon administration's office of civil rights. i brought you a clip to show you on the day that you were ceremony -- unceremoniously asked to leave perhaps. we have the old photo of you there. then you went and ran for congress. served in congress for over a decade. bill clinton's first budget director. his chief of staff. you left for a while. they almost got you to run for governor i think of california. then cia director and then secretary of defense. it is you, jim baker, donald rumsfeld, dick cheney, you're on this mount rushmore of guys that have held every office other than the president. >> it's been a hell of a ride. i really enjoyed it. in many ways. you know, it's kind of the son of italian immigrants i've kind of lived the american dream, which is i've gotten a lot of opportunities to serve the country. and i've been able to do some great things. i really, you know, in the end i used to ask my father why as an im

let me go to the red tagged facilities. they may collapse in the near future. also we're engineering a focusing and continuing to monitor those facilities and these o these needs to be included into our work. a port includes the use of facilities for repairs to be made or facilities to be demolished. and their depicted by light shading. let me please address the families for the facilities. when we speak to them the yellow facilities i would say we need to repair within 5 years. some of those are funded and some have no funding. the group is prioritizing the yellow area for fund. regarding the red facilities there is very little fund for these projects. the estimated fund for the structure of repairs i'm talking about the red repairs the capital fund total 1.5 to $4 million. in the coming years the capital plan shows the piers to be 4 bloidz. this concludes my presentation. my questions please? >> any public comment? commissioners? okay a lot of work to be done >> so i'm going to try to connect some dots and i appreciate this update. i understand there is some

me. to let you kill me if you take off your head it's like. the more you go in together there you are like one of them. or injured so we have got to do it to reassure them but it doesn't reassure you. the four. potentially deadly blizzard taking aim for the northeast it's expected to hit stunning in a few hours from new york to maine we have team coverage of the storm. but what we're watching is the very heavy snow moving into boston proper earlier today it was very sticky you can see it start to become much more patrie down to the bottom line there is still a lot of snow out here a good place for snowball fight. piece and it is going to pretty incredible day there and even record snowfall throughout much of it might still be slowing three drug listens to the emergency vehicles are exceptions. let me let me one will let me ask you a question from. here on this network is where we're having a debate we have our knives out if. we do get this right it's a bad thing never again we're in a situation where b. and i didn't agree to talk about surveillance me. wealth

me more confident. and heroes and confidence is all you need the more wish i could. let into when you go when everyone else is rarely close to evening. or into coolio and you're wearing a hijab and religious clothing. that's the locals are afraid of you leave behind for me. to let you completely take off it's like camouflage the more you go in together there you are like one of them. or into it so we've got to do it to reassure them but it doesn't reassure you. good leverage sure. to build most sophisticated robots. learn about anything mission to teach. this is why you should care only. the stories get in. wealthy british style it's a time to. market why not. come to find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on our. mission free accreditation free transport charges free. range mission free risk free studio type free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects free media dog r t v dot com. stop it come on face. the me and get back. with that and i want to

we get ready you know what's going on here let me explain to him stand could be painful stuff down they didn't have a proxy so they used a stick now we'll find out which of the teams is stronger let's go. friendship plan to return to daylight just month with a series of traditional semi games like the strangest in football and when the tourists join in these things can get pretty competitive. last district under. review. the was. not done with a lawsuit. here. the way celebrate the first. but. it was time for me to head for the train back to moscow. but travelling through deep snow drifts even in daylight isn't exactly easy and this of course you could a few experts taking the leap. over the course of these intense polar nights. but i got to see the aura borealis i must said the first light of the new year with the sally and i think there's only one way to end my dark room an adventure. wealthy british style. time. market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kai

rival claims are all becoming more assertive and that feeds into china's ok here let me go to len let me go to lynn in philadelphia the other thing that held out the here is this nasty nationalism versus nasty nationalism it sounds quite dangerous. well the nationalist angle is used to play up support the mastic lee japan is using this dispute to rebuild his military so already is gaining something from it and abyei was reelected because of his nationalist right wing stance and his rather belligerent stance so nationalism is used in us too to gain support for whatever each country is doing but it comes down to resources and geo political reasons you know but. some money is at the heart of this but nationalism emotion is used to gain support. but i want to return to the us japan. coordinated effort to. create a front against china the u.s. is not just getting closer to you know it's allies it's us australia and india as already mentioned but also vietnam in cambodia is former enemies and the japan too is giving navy ships to the philippines and selling submarines to vietnam so this is

you're going to die. and let megh incentive for me to go in there and get examined and to lose weight. you remember our beloved friend, maynard jackson? >> yeah, former mayor of atlanta. >> thank you. and suffered from morbidity. christie may be a young man, but as he grows older, these morb morbidities are going to catch up with him. here's the point i have want to make. stress and overweight do not go together. and there is no one who understands the presidency of the yielts that can say you're not going to be under-stressed. that's exactly what that doctor was doing and the doctor did, he and his family, a favor. >> well, dana, joe's doctor told him in private. not over television. is this a fair, public debate? or public scrutiny and questioning in terms of a potential presidential candidate? >> well, i'll lever it to you two skinny guys to say whether that's a medically valid point. but, you know what, when it comes to who's going to be the president of the united states, it's not up to the doctors. it's up to

place on the even in this panel you should hear what they have less than a rush limbaugh let me let me but let me go on but let me go on to you mentioned like in pop poverty and how gun violence affects areas of poverty that is a real problem in this country you can look at chicago right now and see the incredible amount of gun violence that's happening at the hands of people who are. wielding simple hand outs not assault weapons not the types of things that this debate is raging out of. and you can also see. any quality often some of it legally obtained and there are solutions to that problem that chicago doesn't necessarily have the stomach for we'll see if they can put more police in these areas a lot of a lot of realistic proponents of stop and frisk done in a in a way that's. no new money to their list by the way one of the things that i think both sides are coming at the gun issue from a very interesting perspective which is the right is usually only talking about mental illness or hollywood and the left is usually only talking about banning certain types of weapons. all of those things probab

we get ready you know what's going on here let me explain to him stand could be painful stuff they didn't have a prophecy so they used to stick now we'll find out which of the teams is stronger let's go. friendship plan to return to daylight this month with a series of traditional semi games like the strangest skim football and when the tourists join in these things can get pretty competitive. last district and. reduced. the level was. not done with the lawsuit. years. past. the way celebrate the first line. but. it was time for me to head for the train back to moscow. but travelling through deep snow drifts even in daylight isn't exactly easy unless of course you could a few experts taking the leap. over a course these intense polar nights. but i got to see the aura borealis i must said the first slice of the new year with the sally and i think there's only one way to end my dark room an adventure. well for the. science technology innovation all the least of melons from around russia we've got the future covered. his power was the envy of ambrose. he had good reason to trust no one. his

okay let me go into public comment. oh commissioner --? i can wait for public comment for a second. if you don't mind -- actually if you want to go ahead and start your public comment -- is that ready now? >> you have priority. >> i heard the microphone is not working. so we'll take public comment right now and come back to the commissioner's comments. >> we heard this item at our last month's meeting and because of the time constraints there was one item -- one thing that i was not able to bring up at the meeting but i brought up 2 weeks ago at the finance committee meeting and that is number one if you could -- it's ridiculous to put -- on 19th avenue for the simple reason that 19th avenue is not only a residential street but also a commercial street. people living on 19th avenue where the bus stops are they have their cars parked in the drive way if you could -- [inaudible] at every bus stop -- you will diss franchising those home owners because they will not be able to get out of their homes and number 2 even though the [inaudible] are good it's a shorter distance for someone to

well, let me go to these graphics, because it's so easy on this to move out of hinduism into the wide conversation. but let me go through the graphics. we'll come back, we'll talk about the hare krishnas, another variety or sect, and then we'll just open it on up here. as i said with the graphics, i try to place this in our class context, and so key answers from hinduism to life's questions. and just some of them - we're not pretending we're going to get all the hindu doctrine and do that sort of thing. but if we ask hinduism - or if we ask the swami, "swami, what would be the most important answers you might give to questions about identity and relationship, what would they be?" so it's just a sprinkling here in the world of hinduism. but i thought if we went through that we'd get at least some common background on it. so i've got a couple of major ones on identity - he said knowing who you are is key. and so from the hindu perspective - and of course, as always, in the world of religion, we have such a diverse group; there's many, many different groups - and so we've had variations

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