oh, mem, i shall never forget it. mirabell, did not you take exception last night? oh, ay, and went away. now, i think on't i'm angry--no. now, i think on't i'm pleased, for i believe i gave you some pain. - does that please you? - infinitely. you would affect a cruelty that is not in your nature. one's cruelty is one's power. and when one has parted with that, i fancy one's old and ugly. suffer one's cruelty to destroy one's lover. and then how vain, how lost a thing you'll be, for beauty is the lover's gift. 'tis he bestows your charms. your glass is all a cheat. oh, the vanity of men. beauty the lover's gift. lord, what is a lover that it can give? why one makes lovers as fast as one pleases, and they live as long as one pleases, and they die as soon as one pleases. and then, if one pleases, one makes more. very pretty. fainall, let us leave these men. i would beg a little private audience, madam. you had the tyranny to deny me last night. - you saw i was engaged. - unkind. you had the leisure to entertain a herd of fools. how do you find delight in such society?

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if you legalize 11 mem people you take a whole bunch of folks off the table. now there's a smaller group of people to use that $18 billion to go after. i want to use the money to go and to be, how can i say it? smarter about getting after the -- so i say comprehensive immigration reform secures our border. as long as i can go to a street corner in just about any major city in the united states of america and get myself a social security card and buy myself a driver's license and buy myself i.d., and it's happening as we speak, how secure do we feel? i'm going to have a verify scation system in place designed to do two things, to make sure we're all authorized to work here and if you hire somebody not authorized, through audits and fines and jail sentences we're going to make that happen. this is luis gutierrez, the advocate of immigrants saying we won't tolerate a system that does not guarantee that people born in this country, american citizens born in this country don't get the first crack at an american job. >> two different things, sort of related, there's

the lieutenant governor on hand today as they signed a mem rand yum expanding the program as well as establishing it at 11 other campuses. it was developed by harvard and m.i.t.to offer online courses in a wade range of disciplines at no charge. >> this to introduce three to five additional courses across multiple disciplines from humanities to business. and social sciences to applied science autos under the program san jose state will establish a senter to train members from other campuses interested in offering the online courses. >> business news now. t-mobile unrolls a new deal preparing to sell iphones for the first time and ra yahoo hoping a potential partnership will help boost their mobile revenue. >> yahoo ceo met to talk about ways her company westbound more deeply integrate nootd software that runs iphones and ipads. myer making mobile the center piece of the strategy to win back users from google. if latest numbers are an indication pc industry appears to be in free fall. global shipments are plunging. idc says pc shipments were down 14% the worst drop since 1994. the num

am: there is a famous mem years ago but don't prosecute people in states where medical marijuana is legale going to prosecute and they're going after people in californ. this seems like a huge confusing waste of time. when do we get legalize marijuana in this country? we are certainly headed that way, are we not? >> it may not be right away. people very excited about the legalizationn colorado and washington, but those are only about state law. maintain a current policy, they interfere with the attempt to legalize marijuana in those states in those industries are likely to stay in the shadows for a significant degree, as we will not get the tax revenue. federal government will be wasting money going after users and producers, and it needs the federal government to change the policy. adam: let me ask you to two questions as we wrap up. where do you stop? the legalize heroin, amphetamines? this is the kind of argument you will hear. my own view is all those you mentioned for similar reasons. it does not seem to be very effective, and so we would be much better off spending that money on oth

. >> and this is the moment mem nilse cent of the learning osama bin laden was dead. chant of usa. usa. listen to (chants) this. (chanting usa) >> thank goodness. that the moment that everyone needed so badly. that moment of recognition that this young man was not going to slip through their fingers in boston. >> yeah, i tell you, people are back out again. you can see the same shopping street here in boston, i mean it was a ghost town all week. fich days, monday through friday and i heard a horn a bit earlier and you know boston is getting back to normal . say hello to a couple of bostonians. you ran the race on monday and finished an hour before the terrorist struck here and you are back for the first time today whampt is your feeling in your town? >> it is eal when you come around the corner, a lot of the crowds cheering and come back today, it was like a moment frozen in time there. it is so different . very emotional to see the tributes near the finish line for those who died in the tragedy and those who were injured and nais kind much a poignant moment. >> you ran last year a

. >>> someone paid $231,000 for a piece of "star trek" mem ra peel ya. william shatner who played captain james kirk carried the rifle in the baltimore '60s televisioner is rise. the auction thousand thought it might bring in $50,000 to $70,000 right there. that rifle. >>> amc's award winning series "mad men" is back on the air tonight. popular drama is a retro look at the lives of advertising executives in new york in the 1960s. cnn's jake tapper sat down with the creator matthew wiener to talk about the show and its much await season premier. >> it's been a long ten months since we left don draper at the bar. waiting for season six of "mad men." >> so this is goings to be the second to last season. >> yes. >> going well? doesn't seem any compelling reason to end it any time soon. for me. >> first, it is exhausting. i need a break. but the reality of it is that the show has a life span. it is mortal. you really want to end it before you have exceeded the ability to tell a story. are your heavy drinking, heavy petting and heavy drama have kept viewers tu

congress acted on the measure because mem members were inconvenienced by the delays.lines in the bat al gainst aids. government backed panel of medical experts calling on everyone from 15 to 65 to be test ford hiv even if they're not at high risk. u.s. preventative service task force wants all pregnant women tested and thosen labor. guidelines based on research that shows hiv infections are best managed when treated early. >> fda launching an investigation into caffeinated food. the federal study begins as ridley puts a caffeinated gum on the market this week. researchers want to know about caffeine's impact on children and adolescents. the last time the fda approved adding caffeine to food or drink was in the 1950s when it was introduced to colas. ha. talking incredible amount of caffeine. think about it. one stick of the wrigley gum, equivalent to a cup of coffee. >> imagine. pop five, bouncing off the walls. >> half a cup of coffee. i apologize. >> wouldn't mind. don't have a chance to get coffee. pop a stick of gum. need a pop. >> problem is the kids getting their

and more wild weather has mem r minnesota to utah bracing for snow. >> tornadoes in colorado.torm covered from all sides. jennifer delaware gaddo in the severe weather center. jim, let's start with you, how much snow are we talking about out there today? >> could be a foot of snow here in the denver area. been coming down maybe 2 1/2 hours, you can see the streets are coated. plows have been by three times, as soon as they go by, covered again in snow. i would say we have about 2 1/2, three inches at this point. yesterday in the evening when this storm system came through, the temperature dropped 30, 35 degrees in an hour or two, and it kicked off tornado, akron, half of that town lost its power as we went through the shift. about 300 flights canceled. schools closed. but a silver lining here. we really need the water. had drought conditions for a long time in colorado. if you recall last year, the terrible wildfire season. every inch of snow we get in the spring helps put off fires and create better conditions and hopefully less fires come in the summer. christine, john. >> a

our funding, our technology, our resources, for the reasons you just memmings mentioned and others. -- you just mentioned and others. and it will get more competitive. that's an area of technology we cannot allow to fall behind in. so much of everything revolves around that capacity. that we have up there. and so it is a high priority. we'll continue to be -- it will continue to be a high priority. and our technology, in our research and our funding. >> thank you, mr. chairman. secretary hagel, general dempsey, undersecretary hale, i was going to say good morning but it's almost lunch time so thank you for being here. collectively the leadership at the department of defense, the president, every man and woman in uniform in this congress is to ensure readiness and to have a capability to confront national security threats, large and small. and now this task must be done in a very difficult budget environment. so, it's time for tough choices and smart cuts. and general dempsey in your testimony you talked about reducing unneeded infrastructure, shedding in effect of acquisition programs

and the girls' catholic school down the block, mount car mem academy, they did have rulers.uld love to read them after the show as well. here are the headlines. what else is happening, it would end the hour-long delay in the country, house following the senate's lead and passing a bill to end the f.a.a. furlough of air traffic controllers. this would let the agency redistribute money from less-needed areas. the white house says it's just a band aid. critics say this is just the latest example of president obama playing politics with the sequester. >> there are some in the obama administration who thought inflicting pain on the public would give the president more leverage to avoid making necessary spending cuts and impose more tax hikes on the american people. >> alisyn: the bill now must be signed by president obama. and mcdonald's is planning on some changes. >> hot cakes and sausage. >> we stop serving breakfast. >> what are you talking about? we four seconds late. >> alisyn: the fast food giant thinking about serving breakfast all day long. not the first time they tempte

world as it was to my paternal parents and paternal parents, and i appreciate the fact that we ha four mem omee who worked with others in forming bipartisan consensusd k senator schumer and senator durbin, senator graham and senator plate for that. and of course, senator feinstein, who is probably more about immigration than -- thought me more about immigration than i ever would have learned otherwise. and the bill includes what some are calling triggers, i'm concerned they could long delay green cards for those that want to make full and contributing participants in our society. i do not want people to move out of the shadows, but then be struck in -- stuck in some underclass, just as we should not fault dreamers for bringing children, should not make states and futures dependent on border conditions on which they have no control and i'm disappointed we're not treating families all equally i abhor the discrimination that gay and lesbian families face, i'm concerned about the visa changes for siblings, the lack of priority for how the points base visa system works in practice. these are al