that evidence showing that gary massey lied.e lied through his teeth so that he could cut a deal and overturn killian's conviction ultimately, though. listen, i'm joined by judge michael hawkins who was actually one of the deliberative judges on the appellate court the 9th circuit that deliberated on this case and ultimately led to the freedom for this woman. first of all, it is terrific to be able to speak with a sitting judge. it's a rare occasion, so i thank you profusely for taking the opportunity, judge, to speak with us. and perhaps you could just answer the first question, it's the lay person's question, how on earth do we get this far with an innocent woman? >> well, it happens. hopefully rarely. but it does happen. and we do see cases where individuals testify against other people and claim that they don't have any arrangement with the prosecution and sometimes it turns out as in this case that they do. >> so that to me looks like prosecutors behaving badly. and there are charges when prosecutors do things with malice a

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patrick's parish i used to hear the bells ringing i stopped hearing the church bells so one day after massey asked father tony is there a noise ordinance from stopping the bell ringing so i asked to ring the bell it happens ever nice and it feels good whatever you're in the neighborhood you hear the bells ringing and it's part of the fantastic pea the reason i bring that up is because vince a instrumental during the st. phillip's effectively he's helping out with the beverages and all that for making the effectively a success and going going back to the bell ringing thing now i've assembled a group of people and we have a number of people that ring the 0 bells and oftentimes we've had them at the valley taven and even in the back patio area. we liquor that on a saturday afternoon because it made the feeling even more special. i think the valley taven is an important fabric in noah valley it feels like a european country it feels like a pub where it's not like a bar scene it's more like a gathering place a place where things get down and old friends meet and visitor out of town take them ther

to the budget isn't a joke that she hates book hot off benefits that until she does she's at the massey of the system is supposed to help. that is increasingly enduring doris may rt option still carrying two russian cosmonauts and an american astronaut has successfully broken international space station crew bought to add on and called home and sergei has not escaped to london on the step of kazakhstan make history as the cosmonauts to the shore to twenty fourteen and the torch into space right now for my restoring the sleeves too hot the end of lap and then they were poisoned in hunting can be postponed because of the glass that but it went ahead as planned the final total funds have ten to ten pc seeking to uncover a wound to its police were deployed in a time zone to quell the finance. that's her like mines began during a game between the vegies each present at the che and causes for which talks abo

the constitutional decision that sets in the league does upset the apple cart that is dedicated to massey crisis that is still going on. they suggest i'm in brussels. it's a very difficult than at that price if it does not help the kid told the uk government is adamant crimea but i'll see you crave and they will not let aiden. i achieved what is the mood on the square behind among ukrainians. i think when ukrainian people went to the streets to protest. they did not expect its outcome the one that evidence and if you like but now they have a political crisis which they did not expect and they do not necessarily know how to deal with every thankful to be its national symbol that they will say that the dems haven't and if it's the lamest to take on much has been a treat them abt the plane is still very droll it's very subtle but people come here every day that pundits in a silence to mark the place where the protests is what killed. they still eat wheat back weeks. then all ready yet to deal with the crisis on this scale write to the loving thing to joining us from cs international support

. >> reporter: but i did proceed massey is stuttering. kerry's attempts for direct talks between russia and ukraine have so far failed and among washington's european allies meeting today in brussels, there are still questions about how far they're willing to go with sanctions. >> we want to reset our relationship. so we will do it together. >> reporter: five years to the day the u.s. and russia hit the reset button, the broader relationship is under threat. on syria, russia failed to pressure al assad to cooperate in recent peace talks in geneva which ended without progress or plans to meet again. and moscow is allowing damascus to drag its feet on implementing the deal to destroy its chemical weapons. one question now, will tensions over ukraine threaten russia's cooperation with the west nuclear deal with iran. a prospect secretary kerry dismissed. >> we will continue to work in a professional manner in order to try to resolve those issues that come to us and to try to do so in a way that advances global interests of peace and stabilit

is now going public in new york. ,hat seems to have happened according to people familiar is that masseyng said his partners will not work with barclays. it looks like our clays will be one of the few investment banks will be not part of the ipo. that is a two plus billion dollar ipo. >> this is not a great time for barclays. they're going to lose out on this. anyway they can grow this one back? >> it is not a great situation for them. there's been lots of bad news in the barclays investment bank heard one of the things they have is that they're not going to get alibaba, they may as well get alibaba us. have been pitching for the ipo of j.d..com, which is another chinese commerce site. our clays will survive. it is a strong investment bank. it does show you a little bit of how some of these feuds do take shape. >> you were telling me he wants to -- he wants sprint or intbank to be the biggest 500 years. investment banks have conflict among clients all the time. managing those conflicts is one of the most complex things they have to do. this kind of personal vendetta, assuming this report

minions in eastern europe used spectacular trials to try to, as i say, bolster the he psychiatry massey of their regimes. >> host: professor muller, it was written that it's hard to imagine a more provocative title than "capitalism and the jews." why do you think he wrote that? what's your reaction? >> guest: it wasn't intended to be a provocative title. it was spended to be simply descriptive. i had decided to write a small book on a big topic. capitalism is a big topic, history of the jews is a big topic, but as i indicated, their intersection is a key topic both in the history of capitalism and certainly in the history of the jews. i think it was regarded by some as incendiary precisely because of some of these factors i've been talking about, about the identification of -- by anti-semites of jews with forms of capitalism that they denigrated. the way in which it was often used by anti-capitalists who drew upon a history of anti-semitic stereotypes and images in order to characterize capitalism. the fact that these negative stereotypes about jews and greed and materialism and money s

around half of the violations were committed by massey energy, which alpha bought in 2011. alabama lawmakers have passed a bill that would ban abortion after a few to heartbeat is detected, which can happen in the earliest stages of pregnancy them around five or six weeks, before many women even know they're pregnant. it makes no exception for rape or. a similar measure in north dakota has been blocked by a federal judge. the alabama house past three other anti-choice bills on tuesday -- one would extend the waiting period before it abortion from 24 to 48 hours. a second would force women who learn their fetuses have lethal conditions and cannot survive outside the womb to wait at least 48 hours and learn about kerry nato hospice options, which do not currently exist in alabama. would dramatically increase barriers to abortion for minors, whether or not they have parental permission. if a young person seeks legal permission from a judge instead of a parent, her parents to participate in the court proceedings, even if they are abusive. two more reproductive health clinic in

does it have a little more ledge massey to it? >> i actually think that ken ny made an important part. most are not dancing in and out based on geopolitical headlines. kenny has it nailed. you have the type of people that go risk off when it's a possible event or shorter term traders. longer term, asset management oriented folks like myself will typically stay the course. let things play up. let's look at the technicals mere and the internals because they're really positive. look at the leadership groups today, materials, financial, industrials, showing strength. health care looks like google, quite frankly. off the charts, the whole sector. tran is up 2%. commodity is backing off. new all-time record highs for large caps, mid cap, and small caps, all in the same day which doesn't happen all that often but obviously is not a negative. >> paul richards of ubs is with us now as promised. paul, what did the flows that you're seeing tell you about this market today? >> scott, the short term speculators sold risk. they priced to war in

i am in district for with thomas massey postop i wanted to ask him about -- with thomas massey.anted to ask him about mitch mcconnell. a new poll just came out in kentucky putting the democratic challenger ahead of mitch mcconnell in his is yours election,-- year's which could really be a big deal for kentucky and the senate. i was just wondering if out on that. masseycertainly thomas looks safe for reelection in the fourth district. the senate race is really a ballgame in kentucky and poll senate minority leader mitch mcconnell in some trouble in his reelection campaign against democrat allison -- he has to first overcome a primary against investment banker matt bevin on the republican side. expect mcconnell to be able to win that primary. he has taken steps to court elements that help elect rand paul on the previous election. by the time the primary and, i think that is the right time to take a fresh look and see where he stands against allison lundergan grimes. elections are the giving a full picture of the state of that race. kentucky at the end of the day is a very republic

massey ferguson, thank you, ceo of careerbuilder. coming up -- matt ferguson, thank you.ot make, if you do enough in salary, you cannot afford to take advantage of a retirement plan. stick with us. we are moment away from the jobs report next on "in the loop." ♪ >> you are watching "in the loop ," live on bloomberg television, streaming on your tablet, your phone, and bloomberg.com. good morning. i am betty liu. it is 26 minutes that the hour which means bloomberg television is on the markets. we are just moments away from the jobs report. ready much unchanged right now. the jobless rate is expected to stay at 6.6%, 100 50,000 jobs expected to have been created last month. we are on the market again in 30 minutes. yesterday, we reported that mcdonald's has a general 401(k) program. when we dug deeper, we find out therimarily benefits corporate staff, not the coax and the cashiers who need to save for retirement. they are the ones who need the 401(k) plans. we are joined by dr. bridget, policyfessor of public and corporate minutes at the harvard kennedy school. is this unu

of world's strongest sovereign democracies is an extremely powerful source of political he visit massey. legitimacy, something that unilateral action or coalitions of the willing simply cannot enjoy. this carries over into our missions and operations. it attracts partners whose political support and military contributions add to our broader international legitimacy. our isaf mission in afghanistan is a clear example. it has included 50 countries, all 28 allies and 22 partner nations. that's one-fourth of all the world's countries. the biggest and most effective coalition in recent history. a coalition that only nato could have gathered and commanded. and that leads me to my second point. nato provides tried and tested political and military structures. we have a unique permanent forum for political consultation where north americans and europeans meet every day to debate and decide how to insure our collective security. just two weeks ago we met at poland's request to consult within the framework of article iv of the washington treaty. this allowed us to immediately address the security

we have steven lynch and thomas mass massey, holding a press conference with 9/11 victims' families whereges to be declassified. and you wrote that report. what can you tell us about what's in these 28 pages? >> well, alex, because this document has been classified since 2003, there isn't a lot i can say. but other than my judgment and in the judgment of the other people who were involved in writing this report, there is nothing here that is a threat to u.s. national security. there may be things that would be embarrassing to various intelligence agencies, because they indicated a failure to conduct a thorough investigation. i believe that it's important that this information be available to the american people. because there are american citizens who are being denied justice in the courts, because they don't have enough evidence of the linkage between saudi arabia and the events of 9/11. the historical record is incomplete. and our national security might be at risk if, in fact, the cells that were operating before 9/11, cells which supported the 19 hijackers, if the remnants of those ar

each carrier and customize their implementation plan, understanding, you know, the he psychiatry massey of the challenges -- legitimacy of the challenges, what can be achieved with realistic milestones, you know, what is the plan to continue to grow that implementation in a rational manner and then certify provisionally this step-by-step approach. best serves the public. you know, you've got those over here that, you know, want full accountability. well, this achieves accountability. you've got those over here that want to see an extension in flexibility. well, the achieves the appropriate level of flexibility. and because you've had people arguing on all sides, if everybody would come together in the middle with our approach for provisional certification, we can get this dope, get it done -- get this done, get it done right, get it done rationally and best serve the public. >> thank you so much. and thank you to the d.o.t. and the administration for a very bold proposal coming out. we look forward to seeing the bill drop. thank you for all the effort you're doing. >> thank you. yes, si

welcom bank has all seem to national criminals in crimea are now at the massey of a chief prosecutor who promises a tough approach to new and order shows much more than just a pretty face or. her reputation mohamed toll as also his aleksei russia scare reports she may look like a blonde bombshell absolute not the misha post in the us appeared to be good in this might break but how words are sometimes even more explosive e.g. instantly stood lies to the grange reacts another would. meet the crimea's thirty three year old prosecutor general although many of our japanese viewers would hardly need an introduction ever since book the job she has been a japanese anime arts and sation video of her press conference gathered hundreds of thousands of views and pictures like these are now flooding the web some pittsburgh gainst another famous woman from ukraine her friends call her prosecuted and even invented a name for themselves not telly alights but kiev where she spent most of her career is not amused the interior ministry's website has her in wanted section accusing the talia of organizin

it's got a twenty year license extension from the nuclear regulatory commission you've got davis massey which has had any number of near misses with disaster including a three mile island scenario eighteen months earlier and they're trying to get twenty more years. and we've got and we're building two new reactors in georgia where there are two new reactors in georgia another one another two in south carolina and you know this official myth that nothing bad happened at three mile island that they've used that to weaken the containment structures for example at that new reactor designs saying well you know we can take some circuits here because nothing happened at three mile island well a lot happened at three mile island that's that's absolutely insane kevin camps thanks so much for being with us thank you tony. earlier today the u.s. senate and house passed a bill that would give the new government in ukraine a billion dollars in loans and one hundred million dollars in direct aid that aides vote came just a day after senate majority leader harry reid announced that he would drop contr

think along these lines that in the house i would say somebody like justin amash and you know thomas massey and jimmy duncan and then on foreign policy it certainly is walter jones so there's a group there very good on issues so certainly giving credit to his son who unlike his father has earned widespread support from the republican party for more of my interview with former congressman and three time presidential candidate ron paul tune into our tomorrow or check out our you tube page you tube dot com slash r t america well boom bust is up next here on our t.v. erin a joins me now with a quick preview erin what have you got for us thank you meghan coming up on boom bust we have commodities and capital markets expert dennis gartman alive on today's show now the celebrated publisher of the guardian letter will give us his views on the commodities market and global economy today then edward harrison and i are going to discuss the potassium filled merger of the world's largest banana companies will let you know what it means for the consumers because i mean some stuff so it's all coming up pl

he introduced representative massey and talked briefly to the crowd of young people about public policy and principles that many republicans share. after the event, it officially ended. part of the event representative amash stuck around to take pictures with fans in the crowd as a courtesy to the young republican hosts. and there were some that stayed for the usual tuesday night karaoke. representative amash did not participate in any karaoke singing or drinking. and that's even noted in the article. that's why it was such a surprise that the national journal would have as the headline, front page, top story, drunken karaoke with justin amash. that's libelous, that is outrageous. and particularly did some checking, it turns out the national journal has a contract with the house of representatives to provide everybody a copy of the print version for $617,000 per year. -- i nd of sleazy title think it's time to relook at that contract. this is the kind of garbage that national journal'sing did-- we all know that the national journal ratings of conservatives. justin amash usually gets rat