>> we met marion when oden was filming "rust and bone."er a few minutes, we fell head over heels for her, cinematically speaking. there is something about her as an actress that made us want to work with her. she said she also wanted to work with us. it was fantastic. >> marion cotillard says she had to work quite hard on suppressing her french accent. you mainly work with belgian actors. the fact she is french -- did that make you hesitate in casting her? >> no, no. we asked marion to get rid of her french accent to have a more neutral accent. there was no reason why the main character in our film should have a parisian accent when the others do not. and all the more reason when you consider where we based it. >> your new film has been selected for the official competition at cannes, so congratulations. you now have the opportunity to go for a record third palme d'or. pressure, or do you feel confident knowing you have already won a great many prizes here at the cannes film festival? >> we are happy the film is in competition. we would be

marion cotillard and james gray are here.y collaborated on a new in movie called the "the immigrant." it's the story of a polish woman who arrives at ellis island and is forced into prostitution in order to save her sister. james gray calls it my most personal film to date. here's the trailer for "the immigrant." >> welcome to the united states of america. next. >> your name, please? >> she's my sister. is something wrong? >> she has to be deported. >> no! we never go back! >> do you speak english? >> yes. you can help me? please. >> you're a very lucky lady. do you have a place to stay? >> do you know somewhere? >> yeah, i know a place. i can get her off the island. whether she's cured or not. i know people. it will be difficult and costly, but it can be done. >> i need to work. >> i can take to you my place of business. ♪ ♪ >> you're beautiful. >> don't give up faith! don't give up the hope! the american dream is waiting for you. >> it does not matter what you do. you've got a right to be happy. >> rose: i am pleased to hav

>> i have a question for captain, or maybe miss marion. could you elaborate on the training video and what its intent is? >> any time that we have a new develop general order, we have training in that video, and miss marion who is the expert is acal

>> i have a question for captain, or maybe miss marion. could you elaborate on the training video and what its intent is? >> any time that we have a new develop general order, we have training in that video, and miss marion who is the expert is actually on the panel for it will be able to explain a little bit more and any general order that gets readopted, there is roll call training for all officers so that they adopt and they learn that policy, from the get go. and they have to see the chiefs messages and adhere to them and so this happens in all in general. >> i am aware that have and one of them was more concerned, and more interested in the content of of the training. >> happy to share with you the content. >> we are almost done with filming, you just heard from mckency and she is one of the youth that is in the roll call training, we have put together would scenarios one where the parent is arrested in the traffic violation and see a booster seat in the back and asked the driver because there is a warrant and they ask her, whether or

inmate marion dent has been sent to the hospital for hitting on the wrong men. >> i had it in my mindback to the street no more. my way of getting me a friend. then i started messing with homosexuals and things because they were taking the place of a female. >> marion's attempts at making contact with prospective partners hasn't always gone according to planned. >> i heard he was offering homosexual activity. so i want, you know, to talk to him about that, you know what i'm saying? the man took one blow and knocked me out. and then -- i -- an incident down there in one cell. i got stabbed up down there. oh, yeah. another inmate hit me in the head with a lock. then when a fellow hit me in the head with the lock, and i got stabbed in that one cell, good lord woke me and up told me, said hey, don't you think that's enough? give the lord one just minute. if you don't give him one second of your time, you don't know what you might be missing. give the lord some time. so i started going to church and i started getting off into christian studying, bible studying, stuff like that. i kind of s

in one case diabetes patients marion conscience and wanted to know who the state of mind she used to be constantly tired now because the old energy back. since the pkk the nx day was just fun yet not till she can sometimes identified as a guide to the vomit and jake. marion went to the moms a call telling him that he won't mind popping and nigel north dorset was eligible. now the democrat has a very special place in the couple's haunts and it said. a very exceptional lady. from today on its own choosing. the new law jury duty. colin. this is one post. every year on the anniversary of that roams around the two women get together to celebrate it. i'm going to get you angry irresponsibility. towards the atms are set to open. yes yes. i feel somehow. take everything out. so say if it's twenty eight and it's a very special relationship a best actor. i've got somebody else is he somebody else's them. the insite mind. and yes i do take care of its and as a side but knowing that i chose the house market day and was yesterday. so yes it's finding it i'm still around. she still misses and dund

marion way to the moms recalled telling the iphone. my partner nigel north dorset was eligible now the democrat has a very special place in the couple's haunts and. it said. a very exceptional lady. come to donate to charity. i clutched a duty to uphold them. his uncle said. this review on the anniversary of that runs around the two women get together to celebrate. i'm going to get you angry irresponsibility. towards that. and to show that yes yes. i feel somehow. take a row for now something is twenty eight. it's a very special is the relationship a best actor somebody else is at the somme season. being sought by him. and yes a tight pair of pants siphoning platter of hsi house market today and yesterday is that yes it's finding it. the ground. she still misses the kids stay away from alcohol plan to stop drinking i didn't get my health by binding to my life back home to be to get me into how to stop drinking had to sweat it if someone else starting on the new guy neither of these dumas likes to talk a lot about the egg would be to co

as marion nestle just said these standards have been developing seven years.is one of these examples like the mandate the thing exists and the name obama becomes attached to it it becomes polarize pd p. >> it's also interesting michelle obama hasn't always been at war with these big food interests. you remember this drink up initiative she had last year, this kind of weak sauce thing about how people aren't drinking enough water and they should drink more water. and nestle and coca-cola were partners in it. i was in the press call when they announced it and someone was like, isn't this about people not drinking soda because that's what's actually bad for you. and they're like oh, no, this is not about people not drinking anything. >> and that was also interesting to me because she has tried to play nice with those interests. drink more weak sauce. karen finney, you can catch her show "disrupt" at 4:00 p.m. weekends on msnbc. josh barro from the "new york times." that is all. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chri

look at marion barry. >> i knew it. >> i thought you were marion barry. >> crack is a popular thing for mayors in america. >> john mayer loves it. >> rob ford -- let me tell you something about rob ford. he will stay mayor because the people like him. we don't know any other mayors in canada. >> that is true. >> even justin bieber, he doesn't know other mayors on the planet. >> that's a good poimt. >> the kids know him. he is popular. he is hot, twitter whatever. >> joanne, peaches geldoff drops dead and he is still alive. he is like 1600 pounds. >> the same amount kills her, but not him. he has a lot of volume. >> i think he is just full of carrots. >> you are allowed to do crimes like that, illegal drugs and stay in office? i don't understand the laws. how? >> he is now saying he is a victim. he is pulling himself out of this as opposed to defending himself the first time. i think this is not the whole story. i think there is more video that is going to come out with worse stuff. >> that's why they can't fire him. he has a problem and he admitted to the problem. >> he admits it so the

check out the death of a young woman called in by the marion county hospital er. >> they said come on in. we have a case we need to work on, on a lady who passed away on a weight bench. >> the victim was a woman who worked at the local mall, lisa patterson. a sheriff's detective had taken her husband aside in the ambulance bay for a brief recorded statement. >> talking with scott patterson in reference to the death investigation. >> scott explained what had happened. how he'd come home from work to shower and eat lunch before an afternoon doctor's appointment for his bad back. lisa had taken the day off. >> i went downstairs. that's when i saw her on the bench with the weight bar thing across her neck. >> he said he lifted the weights off and started cpr. as an exfirst responder, he'd been trained in that but said he couldn't revive her. >> so i acted out of impulse and simply picked her up, carried her upstairs and threw her in the truck and that's when i called 911. >> another officer, crime scene investigator jason page with the state police was now assigned to document patterson's

in one case, diabetes patient marion patterson wanted to know who had saved her life. she used to be constantly tired. now she has her own energy back. >> us and as i got the kidney, the energy was just there. my daughter kept saying, "slow down. slow down." >> marian waited for months for the call telling her a donor had been found. neither her partner nigel nor her daughter was eligible. now the donor has a very special place in the couple's heart. >> she is a very exceptional lady to donate such a life-changing organ. it is just fantastic. >> every year on the anniversary of the transplant, the women get together to celebrate. >> i feel a responsibility and protective of her. yes. i feel somehow i am to take care of her now. it feels weird. it is a very special sort of relationship. >> i have a piece of somebody else's body inside mine. yes, i do take care of it. she will ask how her kidney is, and we say, "it's fine, thank you." >> they feast on burgers but stay away from alcohol. claire has stopped drinking. >> i have been given my health back. i have been given m

have so many members here and we often see director hicks and deputy director in and of course, miss marion but we don't get to see all of you folks. but i do want to say, how grateful this commission is, for the very hard work that everyone in your office does. thank you so much for the very important work you are an important part of what the public sees as a community and an oversight and thank you so much for the hard work. and we need to find a way to better support you financially and in other ways and we are going to be working on that, thank you. >> commissioner loftus? >> thank you. i am going to be quick, i just want to echo what my colleagues have said, two things to the occ staff and director hicks obviously i get to see you and a wonderful reports and such an incredibly professional staff, you know, being nationally recognized and i know that mario n, we can count you on for your diligence and your nature on the policy pieces and just grateful for the way that you approach your work, so happy director and the professional trial attorneys, miss frankle and forbes and appreciate

foods are marion marion and goldman lotto alexis baden mayer and david brooks and welcome back. marion. what what is the relationship. both alexis and david were for and we spoke about i think david most recently about the relationship between g.m. owes and chemistry you know basically chemical companies companies are just used to make solvents and things. what's the relationship between g.m. owes and big. so to start with the relationship between chemical companies and g.m. knows it's really remarkable that six biggest companies behind. those are also producers of pesticides and so there is a financial incentive with the genetically modified seeds to also be marketing pesticides i think this fits into a larger context where we've moved from a more sustainable form of agriculture during my lifetime to a very. form of agriculture and we've been talking about crop agriculture where we're having the greater use of pesticides justified by this idea of feeding the world and similarly in animal agriculture we've moved from family controlled farms to enormous farms we have and they're

in two days and one night, french actress marion cotillard is fighting for her job. her character has to convince her colleagues to give up their bonuses. the film is marked by the brothers' signature style -- humanism and absence of judgment and no sentimental is him. -- sentimentalis,. -- sentimentalism. this action-packed western stars the director's compatriot and a central role. the world's most prestigious film festival comes to an end this week and the coveted prizes are awarded. >> what do you know? our entertainment reporter is keeping a close eye on the festival for us. we asked him for his favorite moment from this year's festival. >> cannes is always good for its scandals, and this year, it was a film that was not even screening officially called "welcome to new york" which is about dominique strauss-kahn's very famous sex abuse scandal that happened a number of years ago, and it starts is your i do part of -- gerard depardieu as the former imf head, and it is a crazy movie which is almost half pornography. it was a great moment because i don't think you

marion gaborik. l.a. leads the western conference finals, 3-1. >>> well hit, right center field.t ball is gone! a home run! >> she's gone! a.j. pollock's ninth inning two-run shot was his first career walkoff homer. they will take that. arizona beats san diego, 7-5. >>> l.a. dodgers' pitcher rio almost gets a no-hitter, almost. six outs from a perfect game, cincinnati's todd frazier shuts his dream game with a double. dodgers win 4-3. >>> boston thanking the heavens above, finally ending a ten-game losing streak. the longest by a defending champ going back 16 years. dave "big papi" ortiz with a two-run homer. boston beat atlanta, 8-6. >>> go blue. that's what the president said to an amazing university of michigan alum. talking about jordan morgan. the wolverines' basketball star got a congratulatory letter from president obama for receiving his master's in manufacturing engineering. smart guy. it's not morgan's first presidential big ups, by the way. president obama also gave a shout-out to morgan for his academics and athletics during an april visit to the great town of ann arb

you need a ride in ethiopia's capital addis ababa on sunday and met with mr holley marion gasoline. ms li said china is willing to continue its cooperation with ethiopia in infrastructure such as roads railways as well as telecom services. he also said china supports ethiopia's efforts to build special economic zones as well as is the two parks is willing to fight the necessary technology. he said china will continue to encourage companies and financial institutions to invest in ethiopia. thus i knew was in cooperation with china has improved ethiopia's economic growth in restructuring after their meeting the two leaders were o countries signed a number of contracts including wellington cooperation agreements with the construction of roads as well as industrial zones. he really is on a four nation africa tour though also taken to nigeria angola as well as kenya as he aims to strengthen china's growing ties with the concept. lily's visit africa marks the fiftieth anniversary of the first trip to the content by chinese leaders all bilateral ties began with humble expectations they hav

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. >> reporter: sandy marion is about to be a first time mom and listening to her baby girl's heart beat is -- >> like the best sound in the world. >> reporter: even before baby, some bills have already been delivered. >> you have no idea how much this is going to cost? do you? >> no not really. >> that fine print kills you every time. >> reporter: we brought in consumer advocate to help sandy and her growing family navigate through thousands of dollars in incoming charges. tip number one, did you know different hospitals can charge vastly different prices for the same procedure? we found a range of 6,000 to 25,000 to sandy to deliver in her area. shop around. every hospital should have something called the director of billing. ask for them and they'll give you a price quote. tip number two, beware. just because your hospital is covered under your plan does not mean every doctor in practice is. >> can you please make sure the doctor puts anything in my chart anything that needs to be approved by me because of coverage. >> reporter: when possibly, make sure a doctor under your plan sees y

and whatever it might take, as marion said and so it is a long term plan it look at not just dropping the kid off to get him out of the way to make the arrest it is looking more at the long term effect of it and that is the basis of why the chief and the dc really want this. and i think that it is the new beginning for the police work. and as commissioner loftus said that we are preparing the military organization and we have responsibility of all victims, and not just the suspects that we capture on a daily basis, but also the children that are up behind that are often times not heard of. and we forget about them and we are taking responsibility for them. >> great. i had a second question and this might be too knitt picky or lawyerry for this discussion and i think that as mckency was presenting her scenario, has the drafters considered the impact on miles am miranda violations in a domestic violence, acknowledging that this is their child that could be an element of the offense and throw out other statements made at a later point, or if the person who has been arrested has been aske

>> marion. >> although she was very -- >> she was 50. she hung out with him.ld us she had gone to the biker bar the night before? i know it is embarrassing, but now we're doing the same stuff. >> when he heard the call on the radio, he told her partner she got to go, and she just ran up the stairs and he just hailed a cab, went straight to those stairs, and he just did what he had to do. he had to go help people. >> let's do something different today. he felt like was too short to plan things. and i think i learned that on hat day. [indiscernible] >> robert chin. right there. that's uncle robert. mama adopted you and named you -- >> roberta hope chin because i was the hope for the family. >> that's right. >> and i am uncle robert's niece and namesake. >> yes, uncle robert's niece and amesake. >> this is a place where thousands of stories converge, where we can touch the face of history, our history, and yet while we come here to remember the past, it is the future that stands with us in this hall. to truly honor that day, we must promise but to keep our memori

if he dropped down bin might have gone the votes might have gone to marion. but you don't know. it was a numbers game. for the first time in history there are more people in california registered as democrats than republicans. and that was the feeling. if we just got more people will all to vote. there was so incredibly dirty work done to try to get people off the voting rules. republicans published the names of voters with the demand that they show up and prove that they were qualified to vote. it was fed carhops really dirty. it was -- they were trying to make it so that you could not vote. they had to remind themselves, you have just swear to it. >> the governor, the namesake for the street name, and he was the governor to veto the plan. it went through the state legislature, and it was going to happen. they overrode the veto and then it got delayed and eventually it was rescinded. >> i was wondering if you could tell us more about the utopian society you mentioned and why he was interested in creating that? were there when a partner with them? how did it work out especially

marion cubit remember a short season on the note.am is never having played a separate official for the sharks never want a championship. gene after the wrong side road sorry mess of this elite five minutes early for work. what is real but it is it that treats everybody easels something in me a cigarette and all, the men get get there i walked in amara charge up as opposed to just a round sometimes with other guys smoking cigarettes as a public letter to ibm city. but i'm saying i guess it wound up this by getting in there and going. >> : after the break this it happens stays in vegas. when i was no longer the chief factor benefic. music playing. >> : before the prom he serenaded is the grandmother to clara guitar the team decide as the great-grandmother when he found out that she never been to a school dance. the dance and song that her husband used to sing to her. she says she added time since the of the party went for a home to bed. another touching story how love conquers all. east a couple not letting chance to rub them of the jo

. >> reporter: even showing a flushing toilet was taboo until "psycho" in 1960 when marion was permitted to flush her notes down. fodder in the shower. no problem. what would fred flintstone say? yabba dabba taboo. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> do you remember when barbara eden had to fill in her bellybutton in "i dream of jeane." cbs wouldn't let her show that. >> i remember. >> let's check the weather because there was some major flooding on be tuesday. pedram has all of that. >> we'll take you to texas off the top. brand-new video coming in. rosie and john having too much fun. coming out of dallas, tremendous rainfall. radar images. this is what came out of it. six inches in spots. exceptional drought in the pan handle. they'll take the rainfall. checked in with houston and dallas airport. total cancellations this morning exceeding 105 across that region. incredibly. reported 4008 lightning strikes in the last "60 minutes." the model is featuring 3 inches over austin and 4 1/2 to 5 inches over houston. we had full reports of tornadoes on monday afternoon compared to 34 on sunday. de

. >> my marion goal, by the way? self-empowerment. get people to realize great country.ive up. gerri: don't give up. love it. >> thanks a lot, charles, gerri, appreciate it. >> watch charles's new show, making money and watch "the willis report" and he on 6:00 p.m. right after the show. coming up later in the show. new service promises for 25 bucks, it will cover your flight mishaps. the plain's late, it pays you. hmmm. >>> next we have the results of insurance institute for highway safety's latest crash tests. how did your car fare? we'll find out. what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. [ male announcer ] just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. [ corrine ] super poligrip is part of my life now. to seal out more food particles. hi, are we still on for tomorrow? tomorrow. quick look at the weather. nice day, beautiful tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. driven to

marion fights human trafficking and domestic violence and david tells the stories of little-known chinese-americans. we hope you will join cheryl jennings and kristen ze for beyond the headlines right after our newscast here on abc7. up next, the start of the amgen tour of california. when some of the world's best cyclists will be speeding through the bay area. here the winning numbers from last night's $80 million power ball draw. no one got all six. you still have a chance. wednesday night's jackpot climbs to $90 million. >>> america's most prestigious cycling event kicks off today in sacramento. the amgen tour of california will begin at the steps of the state capital. cyclists will eventually make their way here into the bay area for stage three. that's tuesday. they will start in san jose at lake cunningham regional park and will finish on top of mt. diablo. the tour wraps up may 18th in thousand oaks in southern california. we talked earlier about just how hot it's going to be for them. >> yeah, timing is everything. tuesday and wednesday the heat really builds around the bay. today just ple

. >>> after dramatic gains in eu elections, marion lapen says she wants an end to some of the eu's mosth profile policies. >>> the ukrainian government says it's recaptured donetsk airport. gunfire can still be heard from the perimeter. >>> aaron is here with all the business news. take it away. >> capitalism or how to rejig capitalism as we know it. certainly some of the biggest names in business are gathering today in london to try and make sense of just what our capitalist system has turned into. the ceo of the conference of inclusive capitalism, they together hold one-third of the world's investable assets. here is a question, though, many have been asking. he's also speaking there, prince charles. here is a question many people are asking, what is bad capitalism? in the years since the financial crisis began we've brought you and i've told you stories of bankers rigging rates, tax avoidance and companies not caring about the supply chain. take bangladesh, the factory collapse there. how do you go about changing the practice of bad capitalism, that's something we'll talk about on gm

marion eastboundham has been ordered to immediately abandon her new faith and also faces adultery charges marrying a christian man. when the judge asked her if she would return to islam, she answered "i am a christian." that's when she was slapped with the death penalty. that ruling can be appealed. >> my goodness. >>> all right, thousands of steelworkers in ukraine taking to the streets of mariupol, fighting back against pro-russian militants, reportedly regaining control of their city and reversing russia's momentum in the eastern part of the country. overnight, miners and steelworkers deployed in at least five cities where pro-moscow groups have started taking control. >> interesting development there. >>> chaos erupting just all over brazil, less than a month before the world cup begins there. road blocks and demonstrations springing up in sao paulo, rio and the capital. protesters are furious about the amount of money being spent to host the soccer tournament while brazil's economy sags and government services are cut. these are not pictures that world sporting fans want to see. agai

the judge is with the marion county superior court.efore he sentence ed wise, and wait for it, he actually encouraged the ex-wife in this case, the victim of rape, to forgive her rapist husband. said that in the courtroom. now the judge is running for re-election. you can imagine things haven't gone very well in the last 24 hours. he's had to take down his facebook page, after comments came into him like this. you are a disgrace to your profession. and, i'm curious, do you tell robbery victims that they need to forgive their assailants? support for wise' now ex-wife mandy boardman has been overwhelming. complete strangers have come out of nowhere and written to her. one woman who wrote to her said she wrote the judge as well. this is what she said to the judge. quote, if you have a wife, are you able to explain your sentence to her? can you explain it to your mother? to your daughter? can you explain your sentence to the next woman who is brave enough to file rape charges and then walks into your courtroom? will she even go through wit

marion? >> reporter: making those comments in belfast at the opening of the new mural in honor of the leader jerry adams. he has been in police kund for four days. he has been questioned over the appe abductor, killing and secret burial in 1972. police now have until sunday to either charge or release him. jerry adams has been questioned by police. live now. tim, strong comments coming from martin mcginnis saying the arrest of jerry adams was deliberately timed ahead of elections in three weeks' time. >> >> reporter: every passing day that jerry adams remains in custody here -- he has been arrested although he arrived voluntarily initially at the police station here he is being questioned about that murder and has denied any involvement. martin mcginnis has spoken about a northside to northern ire land policing. he says there are the old school, if you like, the previous incarnation of the police here, the royal constabulary who want to settle old scores and they want to settle them with jerr

i talked this morning with prime minister marion of ooet open ya. he's been in touch with the president, who tells him he will come to a meeting, though they're working on a precise date and hope to have something to announce shortly. he has talked to the president who has committed absolutely to be there and come. we're very hopeful that's the beginning of the dialogue. we will have participants there to assist in that process. as president obama has made clear, however, we will hold accountable those that stood in the way of a peace plan. i've said directly to the presidents when i was there this past weekend. so today the united states will announce sanctions on two individuals responsible for violating the cessation of hostilities agreement. individuals responsible for perpetrating unthinkable violence against civilians. the first is the commander of the south sudanese government's presidential guard forces. he has led violent attacks against civilians in jupa, and that will further de -- further details will be announced later regarding that. t

. >> when you talk about been surviving something so similar it would be marion berry, a storied careerkept coming back and people kept supporting him. we saw, mark, when the scandal first broke his poll numbers went up and we know people tend to like the story of redemption and that you've overcome something and the time and the clock and the calendar works for him here and sometimes defiance plays very well and people want a politician to stand up for what they believe in, and to lash out at the press and lash out at opponents and that only works so far and all of the team who worked so far, i'm willing to cut him this one break here because i like him and this new revelation that comes out i think that deflates a lot of that. of course, it seems he still wants to run for reelection, and this makes it very, very, very difficult for him. >> all right, mark. thank you very much. greatly appreciate it. the pentagon is reviewing new rules about women's hairstyles that many call racially bias against african-american women, and the review comes after people signed a petition demanding a ch

. >> marion berry. >> also trying to deal with that issue. >> we hope toronto mayor rob ford we hopep that he needs. meanwhile, kimberly, given us pictures to look at. >> i know. the poor guy. at least this is sort of pushed him into rehab. we wish him well and his family. this has to be tough to deal with. >>> have you heard about the motherhood penalty? studies using equal resume's and job experiences found moms were offered starting salaries at $11,000 less than women who didn't have kids. on flip side, dads like, steve, were offered $6,000 more than men without kids. steve, fork over the cash immediately. mama with the kids. go ahead. >> i have kids too. we don't, we don't know exactly why. we don't know the circumstances behind it. maybe the employer said to themselves, do you have kids? okay. that is good to know. thinking in back much their head, i need somebody who can be here 100% of the time. whereas, let's face it, moms make choices sacrifices. >> but they shouldn't be penalized. >> they shouldn't but we don't know all the circumstances. >> almost makes sense we would rath

has a monopoly on righteousness and decency we're good people in district thirty three i have in marion barry interestingly you are actually the co-founder of the peace alliance a grassroots campaign supporting legislation to establish a united states department of peace i found that concept very interesting and i wanted to see if you could talk a little bit about that i mean how would you you know continue that initiative in congress and what would its function be. this was originally a bill sponsored by dennis go senate now that dennis kucinich is no longer in the house congresswoman barbara lee is its main sponsor and it's now called the department of peace building the idea is a cabinet level department within the executive branch of the government whose sole responsibility would be to articulate and facilitate and research non violent problem solving options for both domestic and international conflict you know i liken the military to a surgeon of course if you need surgery you want to have the best surgeon but who among us wouldn't try everything first before you go into surgery a

the clerk: janice marion snierd of new york to be assistant secretary. the presiding officer: there are now two minutes of debate equally divided prior to a vote on the schneider nomination. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the yeas and nays have been ordered -- is there objection? without objection, all time is yielded back. the question occurs on the schneider nomination. the yeas and nays have been ordered, and the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: are there any senators wishing to vote or change their vote? if not, on this vote the ayes are 64, the nays are 32. the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, the clerk will report the levine nomination. the clerk: department of state, suzang.levine of washington to be ambassador to the swiss confederation. the presiding officer: under the previous order, there will be two minutes of debate prior to a vote on the levine nomination. who yields back time? is there objection? without objection. all time is yielded back. the question is on the nomin

laws in states where they've been legalized or medical marion has been legalized. with a growing number of states in that category, d.e.a. can and will shift its resources from marion and still have plenty of money -- marijuana and still have plenty of money to stop cocaine traffickers and the other drug trade they should make as their priority. the d.e.a. would barely notice these funds but for a small investment we can make an even more significant cut in the rape kit backlog at law enforcement agencies. women will be spared being raped and justice will be served. i think the choice should be clear. we should stand with the victims of this most heinous crime that we know in this nation and ensure their assailants are brought to justice. i urge the adoption of my amendment and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia rise? mr. wolf: strike the requisite number of words. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. wolf: we have no objection t

. >> it is from sergeant marion cook to my grandparents who lived in michigan and their name is r.l.ugh. >> her grandparents move to michigan after 1964. her father joined the namy in 1945. around the same age as the person who wrote the letter, sergeant cook. she thinks it was a family friend. >> i remember him but i don't remember anything about limb. >> reporter: was only 9 years old. >> and she opens it with a twist. >> there is nothing in it. >> the envelope was post marked from minneapolis in 2013. that is how it got back in the system. it is a letter from a man named patrick. >> hello there, i found this air mail envelope which had been mailed from an army sergeant, june 29th, 1949. apparently a couple lived in this house back then. would love to hear what you think about it. >> i wonder how they found it and where it was and was there anything inside of it when they did find it or was it just simply an envelope. >> sensabaugh contacted the man from minneapolis and hopes he will have information about her grandparents and how it was during world war ii. >> wow. >> can you imag

the pacific angels are events ,here we take doctors, dentists that marion, and go to places that needsome help. we do huge medical engagements, engineering engagements, and that is as valuable as we bring in the host nation military and government officials to grease their bills ability with their own population -- increase their visibility with their own population. thailand, another of our treaty , this is the trilateral exercise with singapore, you the united states, and thailand. finally, this is the symposium. have 14 pacific air achieves that met me in hawaii and then we headed to the south united , incredibly valuable. 14 air chiefs from around the region. uppericture in the right-hand corner, and the picture in the bottom left is the boneyard. a tremendous engagement, a tremendous opportunity to spend time with them. , thei would tell everyone thesis of the basis of this whole talk is as we face budgetary problems that we have and we see sequestration and those things him a our relationship with our friends, partners, and allies have to be closer. we need a greater understandi