massey and the staff have done on our electronic filing. i do think it has added a lot of value, and i know the regulated community and the public i have heard have appreciated those efforts as well. anything else relating to the executive director's report from the commissionersin the next item on the agenda is items for future meetings. anybody would like to add anything? >> i just wanted to express appreciation for the interested persons meeting announcement, and i'm glad that we'll be talking about that report at a future meeting. some of the issues that were raised in the course of these conversations kind of come naturally into the consideration of that. i'm thinking of something, like, our whistle-blower experience and it will be -- i think it will be useful for all of us to see you think the contemporary word is "benchmark." but have an opportunity to reflect on that, not in the context of any particular case, but in a general way. >> i agree. i agree. we need to look at all of our investigations and all of your work and see where w

but he is already come back and scored two goals to keep coughing or so without the necessity of massey has really isn't the first half despite the overwhelming advantage the team looked pretty weak in the attack the home team tried to score twice but with no success as he joined barcelona in the second half replacing nice to cover the team failed open the score. the teams tied the game this season maintaining build power in the first round. tony hosted one of the most exciting matches in the nineteen from the spanish premier league despite a host of real madrid midfielder of real madrid local men to open the score after the break was a mess but you tried to seize the initiative but failed to install site which aims to double their lead as a result the score was zero one. i love. i got to the eight hundred million viewers across one hundred countries of the world. non stop twenty four hours a day. the most interesting news about the rapidly growing country in the world. economics politics business sports and culture. the tv. first objective. david and dynamic watch programs on tv situat

terry, via gmail, ni, you beat that poor lawyer, bob massey, down with his own game. his face. frankly, bob and i are friends. we don't see eye to eye on the guidelines. the only victims of the people left paying for the debacle is you cannot afford a home when there are plenty to rent until you can. marie via yahoo, good debate with bob massi regarding people who were foreclosed upon. he's about not taking responsibility and shifting it to someone else. he's not saying that, we just disagree about the extent of the government and whether they should be involved in this mess again. i say no, shovel down, let's stop. mary gmails, you've got to be one of the most annoying hosts ever. why do you invite a guest on your show, then refuse to listen to them? she had more to say, but i cut her e-mail off. anyway, i stop them when they repeat it the talking point. bob, viaast, you're right, he wants to take care of the people who caused the problem and then walk away. what about the people who properly qualify, who are now underwater, cannot sell, can't walk away. they did the

i think what was more important, and this goes back to what robert massey was saying, you couldn't be a great power without having an m pyre, and we don't think like that. there was of this belief partly because britain was the dominant power until 1914 that the empire was what made it dominant. that you couldn't be a great power, and that meant having a navy. and i would blame also, i mean, certainly wilhelm plays a huge part many this. you have to put blame, but the capture of the american naval thinker is huge here because he poplarrized and, pressed the idea that great -- expressed the idea that great powers have navies. you can't be a great power without having a navy to protect your trade and your empire. wilhelm read that book, and he said, you know, i'm entranced. i've never read anything so wonderful. he orders that copies be put in the cabin of every german ships. and i think i read somewhere that sermons should be given in churches. this is true. >> i didn't know that. [laughter] >> well, he always went overboard on things. >> there's a very narrow slice, isn't it, of time.

bob massey is a fox news analyst. peter evans is a defense attorney and former prosecutor.elcome. >> thank you. >> bob, there's been a lot of talk because of colorado. in colorado, recreational marijuana is legal. you can buy it in larger quantities if you're a resident than if you're coming from out of state. what are some of the legal and constitutional issues involved? >> well, i mean, ultimately, i think as it relates to this colorado law, my concern would be are the abuses and the enforceability of it and the supervision of it? i think, jamie, as has been written up in so many articles, the criminal defense lawyers, those people that may abuse the law in some way to get arrested, those police officers that may go past sort of their rights and arrest people that constitutional law experts and criminal law experts are going to challenge the enforceability of the law and how it's being used and how it's being enforced. so i think it's a haven for lawyers because there's so many intricacies of the law. it's the practicality of it. yes, on paper it looks good. but how is it

. >> for officer ed massey who came to spring creek from the military, diligence is rule one. >> i'm watching the inmates, i'm looking for what you'd call body language, posturing. if there's a problem, they will posture. if you're watching you can head off stuff before it starts. >> that's the one i was looking at. i think he's all right. he's just messing around, probably. >> you're always making sure that you have an escape route if you need one. if that's locking myself in a cell or whatever. >> spring creek enforces a zero tolerance policy for inmate infractions. >> our department use of force policy is called p-a-i-d, p.a.i.d. it's passive aggressive, intermediate and deadly. we always try to start with passive. you talk to a prisoner, show a presence of staff. hopefully that will talk him down. >> on this day, an argument in the lunch line has led to a full-blown fight between two inmates. officers place them under arrest. >> you need to respond to me so i know you're all right. >> let's go a little bit more. >> we have had trouble with him before. he just came out of our unit

massey energy later acquired by alpha natural resources and patriot cole. the suit alleged that the coal slury contaminate water. they signed a confidential no fault settlement. neither could would comment to al jazeera. residents think it was publicity from the lawsuit that pushed officials to let them abandon their wells and connect them to the municipal water supply. but even today, many still do not drink that water. >> here she is. a little girl. and there she is when she passed away. >> pamela believes years of exposure to the chemicals claimed her mother's life too soon. she refuses to take chances with her own health. >> none of these lines were ever changed. the hot water heater wasn't changed. that water is still in our lines juniors it is still coming through. and i just don't trust it. >> after what the town has been through, maria lambert has little faith the recent chemical spill in charleston will significantly change regulations in the mountain state. >> then you find out that the government that is supposed to be the keepers of the castle o

the person heading it up is the was attorney called booth goodwin who has gotten a lot of former masseyrgies officials convicted. he has artie announced he will open a big criminal investigation. yes people on the ground. it will be interesting to see what happens. unless there are serious jail time and consequences, i think it will be just another tragedy that is forgotten about. kate sheppard had a great post yesterday about different virginia democrats and many are kind of tempted about calling for new regulations, just like we saw in west, texas. this is an uphill climb. >> what has happened since the west, texas explosion? 50 people were killed. was there any movement of regulation? >> the west, texas disaster happened last april. it was a major explosion that killed 15 people, similar situation -- there weren't proper safety measures and lays at the plant, the planted not register with the proper authorities, just a history of violations at this plant and lack of inspections. what happened is there were about six or seven different regulators going to the west texas plant for diff

a defense attorney and former prosecutor and bob massey a fox news legal analyst. let's start with you. the president did not terminate the program. instead he simply said it would not be collected. the meta data would not be collected by the nsa. legally, bob, does that make any difference? >> absolutely not. as it relates a to the collector, if you will of this information. if you will, of this information, you still have the fundamental rights, is this constitutional? are they violating the privacy rights we have as americans? in theory people understand technology has changed the world and we need to protect us from the bad guys. when you throw the net over and take all of our information, delegating the collection of that to a third party does not address the fundamental rights. >> legally, keisha, i go back to judge pauly's decision and he buried it on like page 42, but the fundamental aspect was when you share information with a third party there is no right to privacy. >> one of the things i thought about was a cell phone carrier and they do retain the info

for his actions, massey was awarded the navy cross.other says he didn't always want to be in a sealed. but after college she says people like he needed to get back to and that he mostly did. aside from the movie lets you access and an end as comrades will forever be remembered here in cupertino cupertino, memorial park. where the statue stands for their ire. >> : >> pam: >> : centel bridge old warmer clear skies the sun is setting pre >> : tonight will be clear a little chilling spots at temperatures down to the 33 >> : will look at portions of the bay area and moment he >> : will broke and record and oakland at 70. >> : there will be one tried in the week and political dirt during weekend he >> : bus bay hills and east bay hills where sky be very dry and all breezy with gusts up to 25 mi. an hour. some 80 will be under 25%. very little recovery of night. buyer concerns need >> : to a clock and a 293037 the number of places. the four and vallejo. the nine and redwood city. and after numerous the upper sixties and seventies. >> : 71 for

i want to thank again margaret macmillan and robert massey. and david ed homan. thank you very much. [inaudible conversations] been that we are in the gallery at the washington museum. we are looking at polanski center, 1775 to 2012. the purpose is to highlight the rich, cultural heritage of the planets frozen frontiers. the alpine regions, arctic antarctica. it's a photograph of german artists, dating from 2008 and is exhibited side-by-side with the photographs by camilla seamens, also of east greenland. her last iceberg series of 2006. many people understand the importance of ice for the planet, reflective qualities that help regulate the claimant. many people are unaware if there is a new consciousness in western culture about these regions. so it was important within the context of climate change to let people know the these regions are fundamental to her identity. >> there's been a decline of education, moral education and replacing it with aspects of his programs for various therapeutic approaches. we have a tried and true method of civilizing boys. through

. >> : suspect is trees the badger short set massey turner elementary school. want >> : to freeze the badger is a teacher here at the elementary school. however the incident was posted a say take place a pot luck after a month-long investigation police made the arrest yesterday. >> : his mug shot. she has three counts of felony poisoning. >> : the first received a tip from this district but that some people felt l after the public on december 1st to none >> : people thought they were under the influence and started showing signs >> : one of the partygoers where said the hospital after severe reactions shares hospitalize. >> : a hospital and a blood test out out on positive for t h c at a chemical found in marijuana. >> : a 15 year-old also ate some of the food and that person felt well as well. nine ill as well. nine >> : however authorities said that booked in the solano county jail in $1,500 on bail >> : tom smith smith as you know he was gunned down by friendly fire but friendly fire by accident early in the week. mike >> : former bart police officer reveals

quite critical in a different sphere, namely in supporting the institution's democratic repsychiatry massey. the federal reserve, like other central banks, wields powerful tools. democratic accountability requires that the public be able to see how and for what purposes those tools are being used. transparent si is particularly important in a period like the recent one in which the federal reserve has been compelled to take unusual and dramatic actions, including the provision of liquidity to a wide range of financial institutions and markets that did not normally have access to the fed's discount window to help stabilize the financial system and the economy. what types of transparency are needed to preserve public confidence? at the most basic level, a central bank must be clear and open about its actions and operations, paragraphly when they involve -- particularly when they involve the deployment of public funds. the federal reserve routinely makes public extensive information on all aspects of its activities, and since the crisis it has greatly increased the quantity and detail of its r

and that 18 wheeler right there talks about how massey ferguson is the official tractor of the ronnieput it all together. if you're just getting up, you need some headlines, we turn to the first lady of headlines. >> we always think moving day is hard. imagine these guys, they got to pack up every day. >> they do. they got a whole team. >> good morning to you all. 31 after the hour. the latest environmental impact study on the keystone pipeline is expected today and the results are likely to disappoint environmentalists and the president. that's because the report is expected to say that the pipeline will only have a minimum impact on carbon emissions. the president has said he will not green light the project unless it's proved it won't negatively impact the environment. we'll keep you posted. >>> she advocated from government funded contraception and became an instant liberal darling in part because she was denied a spot to testify during an obamacare hearing on the issue. now the activist, sandra fluke, says she's strongly considering a run for congress, potentially throwing her ha