. >> nancy dillard lyon lived most of her life in texas. she was a harvard-trained architect and the daughter of a wealthy and well-connected dallas family. nancy met her husband, richard, while at harvard. they married and soon had two children. >> they had great energy, great friendliness. when we moved in, they gave gifts of ice cream and they baked cookies and bring them over to us. and my husband, who i've said is rarely hyperbolic about anything, used to say she was the nicest person in the world. >> nancy became the youngest partner in the history of a trammell crow, a large real estate development firm. but success came at a price. >> i think she always had, as many women did at that time, a conflict between the amount of hours that she wanted to work to develop her career and time spending with her children. >> nancy was also experiencing some physical ailments. and on a january night in 1991, her symptoms included vomiting and severe stomach pain. her husband, richard, took her to the hospital emergency room. doctors were initiall

rocky grass festival lives on and , so too, sang the water girls, does lyons. ♪ ♪ and you just watchstand our ground ♪ ♪ but you can't take our town ♪ ♪ >> ifill: again, the major developments of the day. the u.s. and u.n. announced israel and hamas have agreed to a 72-hour cease-fire, starting tomorrow. a spokesperson at the u.n. explained the next steps.

video shot by local residents captured the scene as the river divided lyons into a series of islandsutting off this small town of 2,000 from the world for three days, one person died, 200 houses damaged. musician david tiller talked to the "newshour" just after he was evacuated. >> seeing the faces of the houses blown on and realizing nothing of the house was salvageable. i don't even know how to describe it. >> brown: in all, 20% of lyon's housing stock was lost and the town suffered $50 million in damages. music has been a big part of the community. this was a flooded lake, but now is one of the nations leading and longest running bluegrass festivals. the rocky grass festival is an annual celebration of bluegrass attracting some 5,000 people and major figures from this musical world for 42 years. festival director craig ferguson lives on the ground, and last september as th the evacuation order came, he left in a hurry in the middle of the night. when he returned, he found his land, his business, that is, and his house under four feet of water. much of it later turned to mutt fille

lyon for sure. many think that they we -- that we are fighting for the top place. [indiscernible] forward is back with the french champions, but not quite match fit. sidelined for the time being, which is giving the coach a bit of a headache. they did individual training sessions because they can't work with the whole group. it is a shame for them and for us. it gives us fewer opportunities in the midfield and attack. it analyzes them because they are not competitive enough to them-- it penalizes because they are not competitive enough to play. be lookingvic will for more goals when they take on beijing. he hopes to boost his career hopes that atletico madrid -- career -- he hopes to boost his career at atletico madrid. >> i'm looking forward to starting with the group, to train, to be in shape. i haven't reached my goals yet. i need to learn from the coach, from my teammates, put some work into the club. i need to learn and play. i hope to get minutes to get my best. i will try to play my game. i will look for spaces. get speed to the game. i'm also a player and a

george lyon was one of the plaintiffs. >> the basic concept is that a citizen who is otherwise entitled to own a firearm in the district of co should be able to carry that firearm in public if he or she feels the need to in order to protect themselve >> report would also apply to legal gun owners from other jurisdictio visiting d.c. some citizens believe that the law as it stood was just enough for the city. >> i think it's a very progressive law. i am disappointed it's been picked apart, but i am not surprised. >> rt: was supporters of the later decision who were surprised. >> i was very excited to know that the constitution of the united states meanshe same thing in washington, d.c., as it does here in virginia. >> reporter: richard reynolds invented a device allowing stealthy acss to firearms in the home. he was among those displaering their wares at the gun show this weekend. peop a trng to sort out what this judge's rulings means. among the folks we talked to here, they say it's a step in the right direction. >> i like it. open carry. stupid people with guns hurt people. those who

she was chased by klaus barbie, the butcher of lyon.he was captured by the spanish for about sixed months. when she got out, she radioed to london that she was safe, and mentioned in her message that cuthbert was giving her problems. she had never informed london of the nickname for the leg. she got back the message, if cuthbert is giving you problems, have him eliminated. she was eager to get back into france to continue fighting the war. in march of 1944, the office of strategic services inserted virginia hall back into occupied france two months in advance of d-day. while there, she would take cheese that she had made into the local village as part of her cover for counting german troop movements and drop zones for the engagement. -- for the invasion. early in the morning and other times late at night, from a different barn each time, as the painting we have in her collection shows, she sent 37 intelligence messages back to london. at the end of the war, president truman invites her to the white house to receive the only distinguishe

it's since spread to liberia and sierra lyon.ber ray has more on the effort to stop an epidemic. >> reporter: officials are disposing of what they call bush meat. fruit bats, monkeys, rats and burning it because they think the ebola virus could be affecting people who eat it. but not everyone there agrees. and does trust of doctors and government is widespread. >> we have been put out of business. if we can't sale our meat our families will go hungry, we want our bush meat back. >> reporter: thousands of miles away in atlanta, the centers for disease control and prevention says the ebola out break in guinea, sierra lyon is liberia is the most serious they have ever faced. >> what's happened over the past few months is that the infection has spread to multiple areas in all three countries. and there is now sustained transmission. >> reporter: the cdc headquarters here in atlanta does not have any ebola specimens from this particular out break in west africa. though what they are doing is they are studying the fruit bat which they

. >> reporter: the rivers are rising in the tiny colorado town of lyons and they're holding their breathrains in a place still trying to recover from historic flooding. >> the river came right through. >> reporter: a wall of water 10 months ago took out most of the homes in linda hubbard's neighborhood including hers. 2/3 of her neighbors are gone. >> they may or may not come back. >> reporter: this is why the people in lyons are so nervous. they have a river here and few feet away another river. the exact spot when it comes together. and when it floods this is ground zero. five states are under a flash flood watch. two days of drenching put new mexico farm lands under water. >> there is no way for me to divert this water. >> reporter: in denver, the water trapped people in their cars. some took to canoes. a mudslide closed a major colorado interstate. >> you can see how high the water was. and it left me with virtually that high of gunk. >> reporter: linda hubbard is now rebuilding her house, but with one very important improvement. >> i have to tear down a section of it. and then, we w

guinea and siera lyon. 57 new deaths have been reported in just recent days. "action news" reporter eva pilgrim is live at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania eva what is the leave of the concern of the virus coming to united states. >> infectious disease doctors are not concerned ft. virus comes here to the united states. we have not seen any cases of it here in philadelphia or the u.s. for that matter. but families in our area are upset because they have family and friends overseas. >> family living in liberia i spoke with them this morning. >> everybody is afraid they don't know what to do. >> here at the water site market and southwest philadelphia everyone this it store is in the heart of liberian community here me philadelphia. >> most people like have whole family back home and it's really scary. >> no one wants to know who has the sickness. everybody is not taking precaution. >> and precaution is key. dr. neil fishmanen fek ious disease doctor at the university of pennsylvania said ebola is difficult to spread. >> you won't get this disease

i was just in lyon. this is vicky's place.an dishes in the market for 30 years. >> whoa, that's awesome. cooking an egg right on -- oh, man. so the guy working the camal. first of all, a lot of the camal you see now are metal. that's old school -- super old school. the way they did back in zapotec times. >> yes. correct. >> on the clay camal. >> yes. >> i'm looking over there, he's doing our tortillas. >> yes. >> and he's doing one of my favorite things. the zucchini flowers with the string cheese. that's so pretty to see. >> omero's cooking, his focus, his passion, have very old, very deep roots. >> my family were farmers. in a small village like main, since you are 6, 8, 7, you have a role to develop in the family. >> right. >> so my role was to water the chili plantation, the tomato plantation, to milk the cows, and help my mom while she was making tortillas like that. she would give me directions and telling me okay, roll the chilies, roll the tomatoes, i'll tell you how to prepare mocajete salsa. it was the beginning of m

la copa mundial hoy ya es historia y tiene un nuevo campeÓn, vamos con lyon felipe gonzÁlez quien preparÓos brasileros se quedan, y muchos se preguntan si el balance es positivo o negativo. >> o comenzÓ el Éxodo de los mÁs de 400 embota 1000 turistas que se dieron cita en la copa del mundo. >> tambiÉn fue una copa del mundo marcada por la polÉmica de un gasto multimillonario en la organizaciÓn y en sus estadios. sin embargo, en las favelas e sentir el distinto. para esta mujer era mejor invertir en educaciÓn que en el mundial. otros se quejan porque tienen inundaciones. cuÁnto es su salario? >> 600 $. >> las miradas dejarÁn de estar fijas en brasil. lo importante es que la copa el mundo les abriÓ los ojos, la conciencia y hora le toca a cada uno de los brasileros seguir luchando por tener un paÍs mejor. >> hay que se teme que los brasileros son grandes anfitriones y nos han hecho sentir como casa. para nosotros ha sido un placer y un honor estar con ustedes durante mÁs de 30 dÍas de cobertura. todo llega a su final. regreso el estudio. >> aquÍ te esperamos. lo que comenzÓ como una celebra

back to you guys. >> mike lyons was talking about the deadly shelling of a school in israel. pentagon admits u.s. forces are giving israel some of the weapons its using. we'll have a live report from jerusalem on israel's continued military offensive. >> thousands of criminal cases are coming into question over flawed forensic testimony by the f.b.i. one man exonerated after 15 years in prison tells us what needs to be done to stop false convictions. >> coming soon to a theater near you, the film version of theheimer sexual book 50 shades of gray, but will it get an r. rating. why having a big studio behind it may give it legs. >> a look at our images of the day, wild ponies swimming across the channel on virginia's eastern shore. so called salt water cowboys, chasing the herd across the channel is an annual tradition dating back to the 1800s. touch your life. >> i'm back. i'm not going anywhere this time. >> only on al jazeera america. >> an american tonight investigative report >> i never would have thought this would happen to us >> athletes going for the gold >> i've had

on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement.e have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information, visit >> the renovation of balboa park, the oldest in the city of san francisco, and now it is the newest part in the city of san francisco. through our partnership, and because of public investment from the two thousand eight fund, we are celebrating a renewal and an awakening of this park. we have it safer, happier, more joyous. >> 3, 2, 1, [laughter] =--[applause] >> it is a great resource for families, to have fun in the city, recreation. >> this is an amazing park. we have not revitalized it without public and private investment. the critical piece of the process of this renovation was that it was all about the community. we reached out to everyone in this community. we love this park dearly and they all had thoughts and ideas and they wanted to bring their own creativity and their personality to bear on the design. what you see is what the community wa

on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement.e have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information, visit >> good evening and welcome to the regular meeting of the snifks once in a while we'll begin by roll. >> commissioner renne. commissioner hayon. commissioner andrews is excised we're expecting commissioner

on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement. we have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information, visit you. >> well, everyone today is july 15th this is the commission on let me starter again, this is the san francisco community investment & infrastructure commission i'd like to call this to item one roll call please respond. commissioner mondejar. commissioner singh. commissioner rosales. commissioner johnson all members of the commission are present next order of ambition is announcement next schedule meeting will be held at city hall b announcement of prohibition of sounding sdpiz please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic devices. announcement of time allotment please be a

on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement.e have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information, visit (music) >> herb theatre,open rehearsal. listen to the rehearsal. i think it is fun for them, they see our work process, our discussions, the decisions we make. it is good for us. we kind of behavior little bit when we have people in the audience. msk (music) >> we are rehearsing for our most expensive tour; plus two concerts here. we are proud that the growth of the orchestra, and how it is expanded and it is being accepted. my ambition when i came on as music director here -- it was evident we needed absolutely excellent work. also evident to me that i thought everyone should know that. this was my purpose. and after we opened, which was a spectacular opening concert about five weeks after that the economy completely crashed. my plan -- and i'm absolutely dogmatic about my plans --were delayed slightly. i would say that in this very difficult timefor

on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement.e have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information, visit at 62942 working with together we can support your children. it's been my dream to start is a valley school since i was a little girl. i'm having a lot of fun with it (clapping) the biggest thing we really want the kids to have fun. a lot of times parents say that valley schools have a lot of problems but we want them to follow directions but we want them to have a wonderful time and be an affordable time so the kids will go to school here. we hold the classes to no longer 12 and there's 23 teachers. i go around and i watch each class and there's certain children i watched from babies and it's exciting to see them after today. the children learn how to follow directions and it ends up helping them in their regular schooling. they get self-confidents and today, we had a residual and a lot of time go on stage and i hope they get the bug and want to dance

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reported, the virus has killed more than 450 ,eople across three countries guinea, liberia, and sierra lyons. -- sierra leone. they say this is a sub regional crisis and one that requires drastic action. that is why they are trying to address these issues, to come up with a national and sub-regional response plan. i ask what the more liberia could do to tackle the problem. >> there is a very big denial here surrounding the disease. --o, the political will it will take the political leaders' voices, especially for those in power. it will take our traditional chiefs because people believe in them strongly. >> by the end of this tuesday, the conference hopes to be able to present a single, common, regional strategy to end definitively this ebola epidemic. >> security is to be tightened up airports worldwide -- at airports worldwide after american officials raised fears about things that could be smuggled onto planes. direct flights to the united states are to be given -- anare to be the target of improved security. follows u.s. intelligence that al qaeda operatives in syria and yemen have joine

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media in the s lyons, freetown -- capital of sierra leone, freetown, is being searched for after leaving a hospital. >> the outbreak in sierra leone has spread to nigeria. a man who died after collapsing on arrival in lagos airport has tested positive for ebola, the first registered fatality from the virus in africa's most populous nation. >> lagos, one of the world's biggest cities, with a population of 20 million. now there is a worry that one of the world's deadliest diseases could spread here. authorities say all people who had contact with the ibo lot victim -- ebola victim have been quarantined, but some are already sounding the alarm. >> our society in nigeria has been characterized by uncleanliness. so many areas are unclean, which is an open door for this ebola virus to be spread all over. >> humans transmit ebola through bodily fluids, including sweat. there is no known cure, and it is often fatal. some nigerians question whether their country is prepared for an outbreak. >> doctors are on strike, so if this happened, i wonder how the effects would be on the people. >> more tha

the next hour, a closer look at developments out of israel and gaza, with retired army major mike lyons. >>> first, 30 are dead from rebel fighting in libya, which is what led the united states to evacuate its embassy in libya. 150 documents and staffers were temporarily transferred to tunisia. the violence intensified in the past few weeks. the fighting for the rebel groups is for control of the airport in tripoli. both sides are pounding each other with rockets and artillery power. it's the worst fighting since the fall of muammar gaddafi in 2011. the state department is vzing u.s. si -- advising u.s. citizens to leave libya. >>> investigators will not travel to the malaysian aircraft site because of fighting. >> a heavily armed convoy of sources is heading to the crash site of malaysian airliner mh17 trying to secure the area. it's a sprawling site across 25 square kilometres. up until now it's been in the hands of the pro-russian separatists who are accused of actually bringing down the airliner using a surface to air missile. at the same time, the ukrainians are trying to clear the

lyon felipe gonzÁlez nos dice de quÉ se trata, desde rÍo de janeiro. >> asia, muchas gracias.ios sexuales ante el alto nÚmero de turistas que pueden a la copa del mundo. prepas esta pareja. >> me parece algo normal. la ocasiÓn se presta. la playa, el mar, la skype y niÑas. >> sin embargo se posÓ pena muy distinto. >> yo como mujer, no me gusta. se que todo esto la figura del mundial. todo el movimiento. asÍ, pero hay niÑos. >> con excepciÓn de la manera como estÁ permitida en brasil. ahora el rÍo, las mujeres son mujeres entre 20:29 aÑos, que promedia ganar cuatro veces el salario mÍnimo de unas 200 $ mensuales. en el mundial pueden ganar mucho mÁs. cuanto cuesta? >> no es mÁs bajos que 300. no es mÁs bajos que 300.300, mÁs o menos. >> de lo contrario, hay varios que cuentan con cuartos por unos 50 $ cada 50 minutos. los precios llegan al menos a 300. lugares especializados en estos servicios. Éstas centauros. por este lugar ha pasado el cantante justin bieber de jugadores de la selecciÓn mexicana se salieron de su concentraciÓn para pasar unas horas en este lugar. hombres med

. >>> the doctor leading the fight against the h he ebola out break in see air lyon has died one weeker contracting the violence, he was praised as a national hero for his efforts to fight the end december more than 1200 cases have been diagnosed there this year alone. >>> thousands and thousands of children are starving after two years of war they are left in a country so ravaged that there is not enough food to live on. a report from the capital and we advise that some of you may find the images disturbing. >> reporter: she is only 17 years old and she's already a widow. her husband was killed in some of the religious-based violence that took the central african republic for months now, she's hungry and alone, her baby is suffering from malnutrition. >> my heart breaks every time i look at him. he is suffering and i can't help him. i don't know what do. i have nothing to give him. >> reporter: other babies are also clinging to life. their bodies emaciated. the violence has displaced hundreds of thousands of people. families haven't been able to grow their own food. >> translator: th

for a rural county like lyon county, 1,000 jobs truly is a game changer. my second amendment, the public lands job creation act, will create jobs by streamlining the bureaucratic process, cutting red tape and ensuring that the b.l.m. reviews federal register notices in a timely manner. the permitting and approval process for energy and mining projects on federal lands takes several years. largely because of the unnecessary delays which cause businesses valuable time, resources and jobs. this amendment which i've introduced, i've also introduced as a stand-alone piece of legislation. it streamlines the process by holding these agencies accountable to work effectively and timely to limit the negative effects of bureaucratic delays. specifically, if b.l.m. does not review a federal register notice by 45 days, the notice will be considered to be approved and the state b.l.m. office will immediately forward the notice to be published in the federal register. this type of work is basically the transfer of paperwork, but a transfer that is consistently holding up

city governments and police chief cathy lanier george lyon is a d.c. resident and registered gun owner who was one of the plaintiffs in the case on the heels of the really he says he feels gratified in vindicated that he now has the ability to protect himself and his family if need be d.c. police chief cathy lanier issued an order to police that residents are permitted to carry pistols if they are registered meanwhile d.c. mayor and other local leaders have both expressed their concerns to appeal the ruling and keep d.c. safe. but the bus is coming up next year r t aaron eight joins us now for a quick preview what you got for us hi lindsay thank you now coming up on boom bust dr yanis varoufakis is on the program today now he sat down with me earlier this afternoon to discuss the latest happenings in and around the euro zone and david beckworth is weighing in on james a pedicure because his complaint about american conservatives obsession with inflation and their argument that it's under reported by the government it's all coming up sensitive all right

. >>> police say a man was found wond wounded near lyon avenue this morning. a blue few blocks away they were met by emergency crews on foothill boulevard where the man was pronounced dead. victim's name has not been released. >>> the los angeles man who took a video that apparently shows a chp officer punching a woman is speaking out. i want to warn you that the video is pretty tough to watch. david d-az says he took this video on tuesday at an on-ramp topp santa monica free. the woman was shoeless and the officer said something to her, but the woman didn't appear to be respond and that is when diaz says he began to punch the woman. >> shocked in broad daylight, in plain sight a man is mercilessly beating what seems to be a homeless, maybe mentally disturbed woman. >> the chp released a statement that the woman was "physically combative. the unidentified officer has been placed on administrative leave while investigation is underway. >>> the leader of isis, the military group that sized control of territory from syria to iraq purport lid made a startsling pub

major mike lyons is a retired army major and senior fellow with the truman projects. we'll talk about the plaep crash, but first let's turn our attention to the situation in gaza. israel resumed shelling the palestinian territory. given this now. the big question is is the effectiveness of the iron drone programme. given the effect, was there a white time for a ground invasion. >> i think israel waited as long as it could. it conducted an air campaign. to get the tunnels captured, demilitarized gaza, it will take boots on the ground. the shelling you are seeing now is more in vans of further penetration inside the territory with the ground forces. i'm hearing the talk about targetting secretive hamas tunnels. i want to pull of video of the control room, that look like indiscriminate spraying of bullets, how does israel justify that. >> when you are released on the ground you are down to lobing although commanders. people -- local commanders. people make decisions that may not look great on camera. you have 40,000 trust israeli soldiers, they are at war. that's what yo

lyon is an attorney, and patiently waiting for a quick resolution. he drafted legislation to help the city develop a process for handling hand guns in public. for now, his weapons will remain indoors. >>> following up on handgun bans, michael mclively, an ownery with the law innocence sentence to protect gun violence. talk about how big a deal the judge's decision was, is this about league at technicalities, or does it tell us something wider about open carry. it's a disappointing decision. i don't think it's too unexpected given where second amendment law has been going. while we are disappointed by the decisions, the last area to not have any form of public area or firearms either to conceal or open carry. it's not too surprising that this tradition was struck down. >> is there a regard to the law about this being a different environment. this is a ceded government. there's a lot of targets for those that many to do harm in the city. is d.c. different in any way? >> d.c. suffers from an epidemic of gun violence as do major cities. as far as the sec

i've got territory, this is something osama bin laden never did. >> mike lyons, thanks for coming in.thank you. >> stay with us for continuing coverage of the turmoil in iraq. in our next hour, we'll go to baghdad for the very latest. >> the veterans anniversary department saying no proof connecting medical conditions to the gulf war. some doctors reported higher rates of brain and lung canner and migraines. the v.a. said there's no concrete evidence linking those illnesses to military service. >> a sheriff's deputy who killed a boy who had a toy gun won't be facing charges. he shot him seven times last october. the santa rosa team had a beebee gun that resembled an ak47. the da saying the deputies actions were lawful. >> he believed honestly and reasonably that he was faced with a do or die dilemma, wait for the subject to fire what he believed to be a deadly weapon and risk that either he or his partner would be shot and killed. >> in a statement, lopez's family saying the decision left them feeling their son had been killed all over again. they plan to file civil suit against the d

del. >> stephanie, mike lyons is a retired army major and senior fellow with the truman project. thanks for being with us. 300 more troops going to baghdad to help with protection from the u.s. is this the mission creep that we were talking about and that americans should be concerned about? >> i think we've got to be concerned anytime we add droops to the ground. individuals went there last week and said we need more. the focus is the airport. we cannot led that fall into the hands of isis. >> some of these troops not far away, he added troops, but they were close by. >> they were in the persian gulf already. i wouldn't be surprised to see that number go to a thousand. if we start adding battalions and other forces, we start talking mission creep. >> they have claimed an islamic state in a large pores of that country. the united spent billions of dollars, 4,500 casualties with troops. how can they do something so quickly that it took the u.s. so long to do? >> they basically took the syrian civil war, extended it to the eastern border there and took over vast, desolate areas of

and he was able to save muffasa from the lyon king, and here is tim howard saving the day. and he can even save the entire world and planet earth. now redit found his high school picture. and tim howard tweeted this out today. i'm proud to suit up with every one of these guys. it's a tremendous honor to represent this country and a ride i'll never forget. thanks for joining and many fans on twitter said, no, thank you, tim howard. >> can you--i know you're probably in contact with him on twitter because you're used to being on social media. can you accepted him a twitter or it was do you call it, a tweet? can you sav--can he save us from a world of kardashians? >> i'll ask him. >> thank you. >>> 50 years ago today president lyndon johnson signed the civil right act into law. and then there is "real money with ali velshi." >> if you can swing a hammer, there might be a boss out there looking to hire you. i'm breaking down the number news on jobs in america. and why cutting edge companies say hiring people with autism can be key to innovation and good for business at the same

these markets do shift water around but still it's not the lyon's share of agriculture water in california. they're just watching what these water users are willing to pay and if someone is willing to pay it, they'll stand by and watch for them. >> how much are farmers and communities having to pay for water in those drought? what has been the impact on prices? >> it's been significant. it's like the price of ice cream. if the price of cream goes up, the price of water goes up. i remind you 80% of water for human use goes no the agriculture sector. only 20% goes to industrial users. if we really cut back irrigation water deliveries to the agriculture sector, what we're going to see yields are going to go down. farmers are going to, in some cases abandon certain investments and perennials such as almonds, for example, and what that is in basic economic terms it shifts in the curves. there are certain commodities where prices may stop. if livestock holders cull their herds, prices may drop in the short run but in the long run this is not good news for the consumers. this will lead to rising

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and the liberal lyon from vermont putt leahy with remarkable comments. >> i also remind people of a time in the past around world war ii where this country unwisely closed it's borders to people fleeing the holocaust in germany. they were turned back, and many to certain death. >> the white house is telling many in that meeting. he said i'm going to be enacting executive orders to ease some of these deportations but for now the white house has a very tough line. >> any indications at the white house that the $3.7 billion requested is making any head way at capitol hill? >> reporter: we do know that the house of representatives will take up a version of what the president has put forward. as you know that's not likely to match very closely with what the president wants to do. the president wants to beef up board security. that's not going to be enough for house republicans. the white house points out as they did several times if the house republicans were serious about beefing up border security they would have taken up the senate bill that would have sent 20,000 extra border patrol to th

the conditions that they fled is inhumane, and the most senior democrat patrick leahy, the liberal lyon of vermont drawing parallel to this policy and the policy of world war ii an making direct comparison to the holocaust. the vitriol is quite palpable. they're very upset with what these children want to do. >> mike, great stuff as always. thank you. an u.s. soldiers has obtained a lawyer. >>> the acting secretary of the v.a. sloane gibson told senators today the agency needs the extra money from private care and to hire more doctors. gibson said the v.a. has historically worked within the budget rather than meet demand. he said that the v.a. has taken 160,000 veterans off waiting lists and into clinic. hillary clinton is still playing coy about a possible run for president. leave it up to jon stewart to get it out of her. a few hints. and rupert murdoch has been rejected. of a buyout of time warner. we'll talk about thi this with "real money" ali velshi next. @j >> there is big news in the media industry. rupert murdoch's 21st century fox made a huge bit to take over rival time warner

. >> let's turn to mike lyons. secretary of state john kerry saying it's a hell of a pinpoint operation. >> i think those words were probably meant for the israeli government to listen to. he could have said a lot worse, could have gone overboard. >> you think when a guy like secretary kerry no trainer to an open mic and what can happen dating all the way back to the reagan administration when he said bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb iran, you think he was sending a message to israel. >> i think he was. i think given the amount of carnage we've seen out there, i think he was basically telling israel you've got to back down now at this point. >> casualties on both sides are mounting, the clock ticking on both sides, the international community calling for a ceasefire. who is the clock ticking loudest for, israel or hamas? >> i think israel. i think officers are telling netanyahu you've got to not going here, demilitarize gaza. the tunnels are destroyed, the rockets out there. i believe from the military's perspective they're

he was talking about fort lyon and colorado. they must subject themselves to military law. the cheyenne's and arapahoe's complied and he explained that black kettles people as a result of that had believed before sand creek that they were under the protection of federal troops. soule's story about sand creek took on added residence on april 20 3, 1860 five, soldier from the second colorado cavalry murdered him in the streets of denver. here with president lincoln having been assassinated a week earlier and soule's death spawned a number of conspiracy theories including the kernel shivington had paid a subordinate to have them silenced. for some observers, soule's members of sand creek became the unimpeachable recollections of a martyr, good man who had been killed for stand by his principles and having the courage to speak the truth to power. a federal official looking into isd creek wrote " the barber in the slavery has come unaided assassination of mr. lincoln. the barbarism of centrica is commented in the assassination of captain soule,' this was a statement that foresha