magnum, magnum, go on, outside. outside, sasha.re outside. >> hennesy: what's going on today? >> what's happening? >> hennesy: not much. go ahead and roll over here. you ain't got no guns, knives, anything like that on you, do you? >> no. just sleeping. >> hennesy: just sleeping? what happened today? >> where at? >> hennesy: well, right here. why are we here? >> i don't know. >> hennesy: okay. why are we here at your house? >> 'cause i live here, bro. >> hennesy: okay. well, we got a call... >> i live here. >> hennesy: go ahead and stand up. that's all right, ain't nothin' wrong with you can you stand up, or...? all right. go ahead and stand all the way up. >> who called 'em? >> hennesy: go ahead and stand up. >> ( sobbing ): i'm sorry. >> hennesy: go ahead and stand up. >> hold on. who called 'em? >> hennesy: stand up. >> who called 'em? >> i did. >> why? >> because, billy, next time i'm afraid you're gonna hurt... i was afraid you're gonna kill me next time, billy. you... >> i'm not the one that has a knife by my bed. scared of m

the rally helped drive shares of e&p companies like magnum hunter resources higher.tion is, can the rally continue? joining me gary evans, chairman and ceo of magnum hunter resources to talk about that very subject. gary, i was just looking at your company's most recent report, very impressive. seems like you're making gains across a broad spectrum of the business. how are yoo doing that? >> well our company is in a fast-growth mode predominantly in the shale plays which really revolutionized the oil and gas industry here in the united states. in the next 10 years we could maybe be energy independent. companies like mine are drilling horizontally into shale formsmations. it is creating tremendous growth. our production will actually more than double this year. ashley: where are you drilling? >> we're predominantly in marcellus and utica shale in west virginia and ohio. we have a large operation in the williston basin in the bakken in north dakota. ashley: very good. great this time of year. not so much in january. natural gas prices rebounded nicely. do you expect th

the third named magnum passed away recently. >>> capital hill is in -- and honor senator burg who diedmorning of complication of viral pneumonia. and his last surviving world war ii. he was a driving force behind the laws of ban smoking on most of u.s. flights and make 21 of the drinking age in all 50 states. jason kidd announced retiring today. teammates and competitors considered him one of the best point guards ever. he also won two olympics metals for the u thank you for joining ktvu channel 2 news. our coverage continues at the 10:00 news. tonight of a mysterious marathon runner who died yest doing what he loves. the question is how. keep in mind we are here for you on ktvu.com. and tmz is up next right here on tv 36. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic

. >> .357 magnum is not a small handgun. >> she was ready to use it. >> i shot once and it really hurt. >> now, turning our attention to the a's hosting the yankees and hoping for the same results. >> another premium game and it will be a great evening to baseball no matter where you are going or for graduation. we will look at the graduation and get the kids out of the way and drop on down to walnut creek where we have a graduation ceremony for north gate high school for 75 if you get this half an hour early by the time you leave at 6:30 it will be 64 degrees but it will be breezy. same thing for pittsburg as we head up there the pirates are graduating at 7:00 on the football field and it will be 76 and dropping to 69 and the breezes will pick up in your neighborhood with the same breezes in vallejo where we are going to have another graduating senior class from vallejo high school, the apaches, headed down and getting their diplomas at 6:30. here is radar, you can see live doppler 7 hd showing how dry it is and the winds are fast along the bay, and now through about 3:00 tomorrow mor

. >> they will be here in union square forever, magnum has been put to sleep, he was not here today. rebel, though, was here, and also here to watch was two young horses joining the force, you almost wish horses could talk. what would rebel tell the horses about patrolling the city? >> new to san francisco but you have to wonder what strider thinks of the new job, one of the first assignments was patrolling the bay to breakers. >> filled with characters and some of the naked people scare him as much as they scared me. >> they were introduced to the public today as the newest members of the mounted patrol unit, making the debut in union square. even the police chief welcomed them to the force. although they may want to work on how they behave around their boss. author gorgeous. strider listen nipped me so i will have to want him. >> you will mostly see them in golden gate park and sometimes downtown. they are not shy, and quinn was anxious to give a soundbite. >> as they were debuted rebel was retired, the horseshoe nailed above the entrance of the restaurant along with those who have

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>> .357-magnum. >> reporter: holding a gun in her left-hand and the phone in her right, jan cooper vowedver was needed to protect her and her elderly husband, bob. >> you care, really. when you're face ed in d in a situation like that, it is extremely frightening. and i know my voice was labored my breathing was labored, and i was very frightened. >> reporter: when this man identified as brandon perez attempted to come through her sliding glass door after midnight sunday, she fired at him. a faint gunshot can be heard on the 911 tape. and then this. >> get out of here! get back! get the hell out of here! get your butt out! now! >> i aim christian woman and i'm very proud of it. and i don't curse. but after i shot, rage took hold. and i just blasted away, and in fact my husband actually says i never heard you talk like that! [ laughter ] >> reporter: cooper, who has owned a gun since she was a teenager, says she is normally a passive person. but she didn't hesitate to shoot the alleged burglar. cooper was close enough to see the bullet whiz over his shoulder anchs from his head. ---- inch

the three retiring horses are rebel, hammer and magnum, who passed away recently.lso welcomed two rookie horses to the unit, quinn and strider. one mounted patrol officer says he loves working with his equine partner. >> it's a dream. the best job in the world. it's a very long wait to get this job. but it's well worth the wait. i smile every day i come to work. i get to come to work every day and ride a horse. >> hammer and rebel will now live out their days in comfort in a farm in -- on a farm in davis. >>> a nice day, shaping up around the bay area. mostly blue skies. along the coastline i'm seeing some fog. we'll get to that in a minute. but first a live look over mt. diablo. we're going to remain dry. temperatures continue their downward trend, anywhere from 3 to 6 degrees cooler some of the inland areas. it has to do with this pattern that launched yesterday and started our cooldown. a thicker marine layer in place. the onshore breeze is actually blowing pretty well all the way true the -- through the delta in areas like santa rosa, 15 degrees cooler than 24

hammer, rebel, magnum retiring from their duties as faithful police forces. >> studly names. >> in recognition of their service, the chief nailed the retiree's horseshoes over o'd l o'doul's. >> officers who work with the horses say it's sad to say good-bye but their four-legged friends did a great service for the city. >> for one, it's tradition. we've been doing this since 1874, there's been a horse on the street every day. we can get to places where regular officers can't get to on foot or a car. >> the horses will spend their retirement on 40 acres of pasture in sonoma county. >> enjoy, gentlemen. >>> all right. we can tell you the happiest place on earth is slowly becoming one of the most expensive. disney land tickets now $92 for adults. that's up $5 from the previous price. for the record, down at disney, an adult is anyone over the age of 10. a family of four could end up paying up to $362 just to get in at disney land. that doesn't include refreshments, hats, all the goodies. it's the happiest place on earth, they have gone up 6% over last year alone. >>> the first aircraft powered en

hammer and rebel have served between 1-2.5 years while a third house magnum passed away earlier this month after five years on the force. >>> time is 4:43. coming up quickly on 5:00. sal is keeping an eye on traffic. any problems? >> nothing major. traffic does look good around the bay area. there are no major problems as we look at 101 in san francisco. also the morning commute looks good westbound bay bridge coming up to the pay gates. it continues to be a very nice drive. and if you are driving on the bridge into san francisco it looks good. now if we are going to the south bay, northbound 280 traffic looks good getting up to highway 1737 now let's go to me. >>> it will be cooler for many. inland temps might be on the -- a quick it will warm yum. sunday we had cooler coast and bay. still hot so that will carry us into tuesday. a warmer pattern is giving way to a cooler pattern. low clouds. cooler for most. ever 50s to 60s. temperatures come down today and see those level off tuesday and wednesday. it could be warmer than what we had last weekend. sunday starts to cool again. >> th

steve was also a pilot in the "magnum p.i." series. everyone in hawaii recognized the "magnum p.i."helicopter. >> maybe you could find a place to set us down. >> it was brown and had an orange stripe on it. >> steve makes three trips with his famous helicopter. victoria films from below, and everything seems routine until the fourth trip when steve reports mechanical trouble to tiny on the radio. >> tiny began saying things like, oh, come on, steve, you did it in nam, you know, you can get this bird down. >> steve momentarily regains control of the chopper. >> so he says he's going to land it. as he's coming down, he still had erratic movement. then he had the bird under control. i said, oh, he's got it, everything is fine. he's got it. bring it down. >> when it was about two feet from the earth, it just turned over on its side and came right for us with the rotors sideways. i thought it might explode. >> fuel is leaking from the crashed craft, and it could blow at any second. but that's not what's on tiny's mind. >> in vietnam we see a lot of choppers crash on the river. you react

officers will on the life of magnum who passed away last month after joining the force in 2008.eremony will welcome to new horses to the mounted unit, quinn and strider. >> we should salute them. >> absolutely. our meteorologist mike nicco is talking about wind. >> breezy in a few hours bringing the clouds in the forecast. when we have clouds in downit means cooler weather. even inland. i have taken the 90's out of the forecast. for now. the back half of the seven-day forecast is warm again. live doppler 7 hd shows how dry it is with the increase in clouds. it will be breezy on the bay water again, san francisco and into the delta communities, and winds at 15- to 25-knots from noon until 9:00 the fastest winds are around the golden gate bridge and toward angel child. from the camera tooking down -- looking down it is not too windy. you can see the exploritorium flag is not moving too much but the main layer is 2,000' deep. that will bring cooler highs. cloudy the next few minutes so comfortable and in the 50's but a warm weekend is ahead with 90's back in the forecast. right now

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the united states in one nine hundred twenty six and became an iconic author and philosopher her magnum opus was atlas shrugged which convinced us that self interest isn't everyone's prime interest and the novel has been made into a three part movie part two was released last year and part three is currently under production earlier i spoke with john aglio lauro the chairman of un holdings and the producer of the alice shrugged movies the title of part three is a is a which is plato's law of identity i first asked him about iran's philosophy objectivism and how it fits into atlas shrugged. let's try to do objectivism and one more. individual. and the other side of that would be government or collective it so when the individual has them. versus collectivism objectivism versus government and collectivism is. it's a problem because it stifles innovation freedom individual. so it's just the role of people interacting with people without the government. giving in between all that well there's a role for government i mean they should be. to protect the individual. they should be there to def

moved to the united states in one thousand twenty six and became an iconic author and philosopher her magnum opus was atlas shrugged which convinced us that self interest is in everyone's prime interest in the novel has been made into a three part movie part two was released last year and part three is currently under production earlier i spoke with john aglio lauro the chairman of un holdings and the producer of the hour shrugged movies the title of part three is a of a which is plato's law of identity i first asked him about iran's philosophy objectivism and how it fits into atlas shrugged. let's try to do objectivism and one more. individual. and the other side of that would be government or collective it's so in the individual islam. versus collectivism objectivism versus government and collectivism is. it's a problem because it stifles innovation freedom individual. so it's just the role of people interacting with people without the government. giving in between oh well there's a role for government i mean they should be there to protect the individual. they should be there to defend th

officers will on magnum who passed away just last month after joining the force in 2008. and the ceremony also will welcome two new horses to the mounted unit, quinn and strider. >> okay, here is the big board on wall street, the dow is doing pretty well, up 46 points so in the positive territory. we will go do bloomberg business report and jane king at the new york stock exchange but first an update on breaking news from san francisco, lombard treat is blocked overnight and this morning ahead the effort to re-open the street >> covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> at 6:45 we follow breaking news in san francisco's manner that district, a tree drop peopled and land on a car blocking three lanes of traffic. >> abc7 news reporter matt keller is the latest on the clean up efforts. the tree is still there. >> it is. we have new news in the last minute or so, we saw a work crew arrive and we have a chain saw on the scene, about to get working on this tree here and if we look from sky 7 you can see where the tree sits on lombar

hammer and rebel have served between 1-2.5 years while a third horse magnum passed away earlier this are beautiful animals. they slow down traffic if you get behind one of them. sal, i don't know if you have found that because you're in the city but we see that by the park. >>> i've never seen the horses slowing traffic. i've seen the cars slowing traffic. traffic is moving along pretty well as you dry through. there are no major problems if you are driving on 280 northbound. this might weaken you. we might have more than a lighter commute. some people might be on vacation. lucky them. also looking at the sunol grade. southbound 680 traffic is looking good heading south. no major problems a z you dry past mission boulevard. we've also been looking at 680 coming in. it is a very nice looking drive. and this morning cease commute at the bay bridge toll plaza that is backed up. the metering lights usually go on after 6:00. some of the cash lanes have been waiting for five to ten minutes. it's not too bad here at the bay bridge toll plaza. i also want to mention livermore valley commute

at all times he carried a machete and magnum in the car. that was 30 something years ago. >> okay. all right. and there were typewriters back then, too. >> right. >> what about reports aaron hernandez kept his ties to guys from the old neighborhood? that's a familiar story, right? a guy from a tough background makes it to the big time, but then he can't turn his back on his old friends who might be bad influences. what are you brand-new? what about that? >> let's go to the positive here. this is where you've got to like the atlanta falcons. atlanta falcons have a standout wide receiver named roddy white who never theless the first few years in the league he was a knuckle head. in 2009, the falcons said we want to sign this guy to a big contract, but they told him you've got to get rid of your more than questionable friends before we do this. some guys from south carolina, about three or four of them. to roddy's credit, he got rid of them. to this day four years later, not only is he a great wide receiver, but he's a boy scout. it can work out. >> hernandez' college days are getting

a 72-year-old grandmother who fired her .357 magnum revolver at a man allegedly trying to break into her orange county home, she said she was trying to defend herself and her 85-year-old husband. we got go bits of tape here. one is the 911 call involving jan cooper telling the man to leave and what she said at the press conference. listen to this. >> back up you [ bleep ]. >> mr. perez, you have no idea how lucky you were to have been able to walk away from my house. >> a bullet whistled across his ear apparently. >> if she adopts another child, i would be happy to go to christmas and thanksgiving at her house. what a bad grandma. she's protecting her house and a husband that's a world war ii veteran and in a wheelchair and she was able to defend and protect when the police unfortunately weren't there yet. you know what? this is why our founding fathers -- >> ben ferguson, let me stop you right there because this is why i want to do this story when i knew that you were on tonight. i completely and utterly agree with you. this is exactly what i think the second amendment is actually a

retirement ceremony for two horses, ham mother -- hammer and rebel go to a farm in davis and magazine -- magnum honored who died two years ago. and two new horses will be installed as horses. >> davis is a nice place to retire to, not too bad. >> things are great starting the work week. >> sfo could possibly have delays with cloud cover again. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd showing how quiet the radar is with the cloud cover out there, drizzle is possible at the coast the next couple of days because of thicker clouds and otherwise it will be dry with the marine layer coming back and we will talk about winds which will be aggressive along the san francisco bays and through the delta communities westbound 15- to 25-knots and fastest from noon to 9:00. fastest winds are around the golden gate bridge and angel island. so if you are near there, hold on to the hats or the railing if you are on a boats taking a cruise. >> cooler highs the next few days because of a cloud deck, and cloudy the next few nights keeping us cool and in the 50's and 90's in the forecast. the cloud cover this morning sho

of a 4-year-old and 2-year-old got a can of gas, lit the house on fire and shot herself with a .45 magnumou may not be reasonable to anybody else and that's why juries are so unpredictable. thank you. i know you'll give us that information when it's updated. >>> he's an alleged monster and a reputed fbi informant. he even spent time many the infamous alcatrez prison. that's how long back that wrap sheet goes. what a history with boston and he's about to meet a boston jury. the great outdoors... ...and a great deal. thanks to dad. (gasp) nope. aw! guys! grrrr let's leave the deals to hotels.com. (nice bear!) ooo! that one! nice! got it! oh my gosh this is so cool! awesome! perfect! yep, and no angry bears. the perfect place is on sale now. up to 30% off. only at hotels.com because they believe that things wcan always be better.e. we like those people. they think like us. introducing the best civic sedan yet. made possible by honda. >>> happy birthday equal pay. it's the 50th anniversary of an act that was signed buy law by j.f.k. and today president obama is marking this occasion with an a

she pulled out a .357 magnum revolver instead.saw a man jump her fence and try to break in. she fired one shot at the intruder. i missed but it was enough to scare the man away from the house. cooper then called 911. >> back up you [ bleep ]. >> mr. perez, you have no idea how lucky you were to walk away from my house. >> there's the warning. >> they was found hiding in the bushing nearby when they arrived. he is now facing burglary charges. >>> in just a few hours severe storms expected to hammer the midwest. tens of millions of people fr chicago to columbus ohio will be affected. tornadoes a very real threat. these storms could produce a rare weather phenomenon known as derecho derecho. they are powerful winds that produce damage. there was damage from chicago to washington, d.c. chad meyers of the cnn weather center. tell us what that is again. give us the pronunciation. >> derecho means there will be a line of weather. there will be a squall line that charges east with winds between 70 and 100 miles per hour and it's almost li

that's hammer, rebel and magnum. they are retiring from their duties as faithful four-legged police officers, i guess i could say. in recognition for their service, police chief greg sir will be on hand nailing the retirees horseshoes on the mantle at lefty o'doole. the chief will feed a breakfast bucket of carrots and apples to the retired horses as well as two new rookie horses at the horseshoe hanging ceremony. >>> apple set to fight in court over the way it prices its electronic books. scott mcgrew, a case it could easily lose. >> they will go down swinging for sure. even the judge in the case says she is pretty certain apple is going to lose its okay. it was brought by the federal government which accuses the company of price-fixing. the case so strong, all of apple's co-defendants, the book publishers have settled. there are subtleties to the case. we will go over some of them at the bottom of the hour. >>> apple is set to deal with warner music, publishers of bands such as grateful dead. part of them trying to

a retirement ceremony was held today for rebel, hammer and magnum at the department's mounted unit.hief greg suhr hammered out horseshoes in their honor over the door at lefty o'doul's. the officers who work with the horses every day say it's hard to see them go. >> there's a bonding between you and your horse. you get to know each other. they know how you feel. you can tell how they feel. there is a big bond with them when you work with them every day. >> the department also introduced the two newest additions to the mounted unit, strider and quinn joining the force in january. >>> tonight michael douglas is making headlines in a story that's gone viral. the actor says his throat cancer was caused by a sexually- transmitted disease. and while his publicist is backtracking the scientists shows how this hpv virus is fueling new cases. >> reporter: when michael douglas recently appeared on the red carpet he looked great. but at a press conference, he broke down. [ crying ] >> sorry. because it was right after my cancer. >> reporter: nearly three years ago douglas was diagnosed with ad

was a rottweiler viciously barking in the background, granny didn't have a gun, a big gun, a .357 magnumuld drop a bear. apparently the suspect didn't care because he kept trying to force the door open. 72-year-old woman was determined to protect her husband and an 85-year-old world war ii vet. listen to the 911 call because in the first part she sounds like glenda the good witch of the north and then she gets mad. >> i have no idea what is happening but i don't like the sound of that dog. they're in our yard. i'm firing. back up you son of a [ bleep ] back up, back up! get out of here! get the hell out of here! get your butt out! now! >> did you hit? >> i don't think so. >> the deputies are there. i need you to put the gun down, okay? >> the gun is down. >> she put the gun down but the bullet apparently just missed the suspect. grandma says even she was surprised by her actions. listen. >> i am a christian woman and i'm very proud of it and i don't curse. but after i shot, rage took hold, and i just blasted away, and in fact, my husband afterwards said, i never heard you talk like that!

prosecutors say seacat used this 44 magnum handgun to kill his wife as she slept in their bed. then with their 4 and 2-year-old boys still in the house they say he started this fire to destroy evidence. >> brett! >> i'm here! >> where are you at? >> a police dash cam recording shown to jurors tuesday picked up the voice of seacat telling an officer that his wife killed herself and that she's the one that started the fire. >> she's dead. she shot herself. her [ bleep ] head's gone. seacat told investigators in a seven hour videotaped interrogation his wife who had just filed for divorce killed herself because she was depressed. seacat's half brother robert testified that was evident to him in the days before her death. >> she acted depressed. she looked like she'd lost a great deal of weight. looked sleepy and acted depressed. >> reporter: seacat's defense is expected to argue that her depression may have been caused by the diet supplement hcg, a hormone produced by pregnant women used for weight loss they claim vashti was taking before her death. three friends and a therapist t

a 72-year-old grandmother grabbed a..357 magnum when a burglar tried to break into her an time home.> i'm sorry. >> back up you [bleep] >> she's not playing. that's jan cooper of anaheim fired her .357 early sunday morning, barely missed the burglar but scared him off. >> i think he may have felt it because of the location of the shots, hheight and physical size. we estimated it was about right here. >> that was real close. >> the intruder, he was arrested a little time later. the sheriff's department says -- says that cooper's gun was register underred a she had every right -- was registered and she had every right to use it. >>> let's check in with sal. >> this morning, we do have traffic that's slowly improving out there in some areas. but it's a little bit slower on north 880 near the coliseum. the traffic is moving along as you are driving to the downtown oakland. it gets slow when you approach the bay bridge. when you get to the bay bridge, there's a backup of 25 minutes. b.a.r.t. says it is doing well. no problems on the trains getting into the city. from livermore to castro v

the suspect jump over the fence in her yard, try to break into her home, so she pulled out her .357 magnumscared the robber off. policeman managed to catch him short time later. cooper has a warning. >> you have no idea how lucky you are to walk away from my house. >> he was on parole for another burglary conviction. >>> san antonio spurs put a beat down in game three. 113-77, converting 16 three pointers, a record for the finals. lebron james shot 33% from the field, didn't even get to the free-throw line. spurs lead three games to one. >>> baseball fans that follow fernando mania in southern california, put that memory back into mothballs. there's a new dodgers phenom rewriting the books on playing on the field and sales in the store. casey wian has more. >> reporter: tuesday began with more smiles from yasiel puig, who entered the game against the the arizona diamondbacks batting .500 and as reigning national league player of the week, his first week in the majors. the cuban defector who last year signed a $42 million seven year contract already is a favorite of teammates and dodgers fa

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prosecution says the prospect of losing his wife drove him to shoot her in the head with this .44 caliber magnumn fire to destroy evidence. because of the fire and the condition of the body, the coroner testifies she could not determine if it was a homicide or a suicide. the defense will continue its case when court resumes. it is expected at some point he will take the stand in his own defense. ted rowlands, cnn, kingman, kansas. >> thanks to ted for the report. a pentagon report find it is agency gave access to the screen writer and director of the film "zero dark thirty." the report lists e-mails in which the screen writer met several times with key members of the team that flushed out osama bin laden and had access to what was then considered top secret material. critics charged the obama administration was eager to milk publicity over the killing of bin laden ahead of the 2012 presidential election. >>> a military judge giving nadal hassan until monday. he's been cleared to represent himself at the court-martial. he could question victims he's accused of shooting. he's charged with killing

. >> some concerns have been raised about the magnum case. who was your client, who are you representing? -- who were you representing in that role? >> the department of justice represents the united states and courts of law around the country both in civil and criminal matters. the client agency in that matter was hud. >> and making litigation decisions in behalf of the united states, in your view, is it ethical and appropriate to take into account not only the judgment of an agency with enforcement responsibility, but also the consequences of a litigation decision that might impact the broader ability for the government to enforce civil rights statutes? is that your view? >> it is my view and i have expressed that before in sessions with senator grassley's staff. >> speak if you would about whistleblowers. that was of real primacy for me in my local government service. some communications have been made to suggest that you have attempted to suppress whistleblowers and i wanted to give you an opportunity to speak to that am i to answer a con

on march 10, 2007, major carl harrig's wife went out and bought a 357 magnum and shot and went to a shooting range. she purchased ammo and asked what ammo can i buy here that best kills? o days later, claudia harrig shot major carl harrig in my congressional district. she fled to brazil where she was from. and she could not be extradited, so we were told, because we don't have a treaty with brazil in order to extradite their citizens. which would make sense. but later, throughout the investigation, we found out that in august of 1999, claudia harrig renounced her brazilian citizenship and said she was a citizen of the united states. which gives us every right to have her come back and extradited back to the united states. now this woman shot a war hero. she renounced her brazilian sintship and she now is drinking rum runners in rio de janeiro, walking around freely in brazil. while carl harrig's family is sitting in newton falls, ohio, his brother, his parents, wondering why we can't bring this woman back into the united states for justice. now many people would say, why offer an amendment?

. >> some concerns have been raised about the magnum case. , who areour client you representing? >> the department of justice represents the united states and courts of law around the country both in civil and criminal matters. the client agency in that matter was hud. >> and making litigation decisions in behalf of the united states, in your view, is it ethical and appropriate to take into account not only the judgment of an agency with enforcement responsibility, but also the consequences of a litigation decision that might impact the broader ability for the government to enforce civil rights statutes? is that your view? >> it is my view and i have expressed that before in sessions with senator grassley's staff. >> begin you would about whistleblowers -- speak if you would about whistleblowers. real primacy for me in my local government service. some communications have been made to suggest that you have attempted to suppress whistleblowers and i wanted to give you an opportunity to speak to that am i to answer a concern as to whether you let the atf as active -- acting directo

that was defied when nancy peso -- pelosi walked through the throng with her huge magnum gavel, remember that? about that long. in a show of, what shall i call it? regality. the reel rhee gal speaker coming through with her big gavel to rule over the american people who said, keep your hands off our health care. do this -- to this day, i don't know of a single legitimate poll that says they want obamacare over repeal of obamacare. the last number i saw said 56% of the people want obamacare repealed. they came to this city and said, keep your hands off our health care. they came on three occasions that i saw, on a thursday then again on a saturday. some true up to be here on thursday, flew pack home and got the call to come back again they didn't leave the airport they went to the ticket counter and came back. they care that much about our freedom. and still, obama care is being imposed upon them. they want to the polls in the fall of 2010, they elected 87 new freshman republicans to come serve here in the house of representatives. and every single one of them ran on the ticket of repeali