michael a. petrina. texas -- paul a. buckles. charles d. dinwiddy. lee dixon. jessica l. hollis. cleveland d. mark u. kelley. alejandro martinez, sr. michael j. naylor. michael a. pimmintel. jessie valdez, iii. utah -- corey blake ride. virginia -- brian m. berger. purcy lee house, iii. brian w.jones. washington -- derek a. hansen. wisconsin -- michael j. seversen. federal -- oswaldo o. albarati-casana. michael c. baskett. jair j. cabrera. jason m. crisp. brian j. feldt. alexander i. giannini. clinton holtz. brandon k. kountz. mark a. mayo. frank e. mcknight. ernest j. montoya, sr. tyler r. robledo geniel amaro-fantauzzi juaquin correa-ortega. marielis morales-santiago. francisco mujica de leon. carlos rivera-vega. mario torres-martin. acknowledgment of all deceased officers. mrs. amy scully, wife of alvin scully, florence township police department new jersey. acknowledgment of all disabled officers. deputy sheriff robin hawkins leo county sheriff's office, new mexico. acknowledgment of all international officers. new south wales police force australia. acknowledgment of law enforcement offic

it is our job, after all, and michael lee of the washington post i would say does that job as well asnybody. earlier this week lee reported john wall and team doctors clashed is his word over whether wall could play tomorrow. of course, he's got that hand fracture. coach randy wittman didn't like that report or that word and today he went off. >> what was reported today by michael lee is a flat out lie about john clashing with doctors and the training staff. that is unfair to this kid. that is so far from the truth i've got to say something and if your inside source obviously isn't on the inside, but that's not fair to this kid or our doctors that are busting their [ bleep ] to have something like that said. that's not right. i have to stand up for those people in there. >> reporter: i understand that. >> i don't want to hear anything else. >> reporter: you brought it up. >> next question! >>> this week's high school profile takes to us oxon hill high in prince george's county. look at this. torrey smith paying a visit. the former maryland terrapin/raven speaking to the kids about the

. >>> what was reported today by michael lee is a flat out lie. >> you called -- >> i called you out. how does it feel? how does it feel? >> oh, my. how a report on john >>> lucky for the caps? >> hopefully, they can close it out tonight. it will be a challenge against the talented rangers team. so much going on locally. big game for the capitals tonight. tovent tonight is more than just a close-out game. victory marks a -- 60 minutes a away from getting that much closer to the stanley cup finals. dianna russini is in madison square garden. is tonight the night that capitals close the door on the rangers? >> i have a very very good feeling. this team is confident not cocky, according to alex ovechkin. their mentality is they have yet to play well against the new york rangers despite the fact they lead the series 3-1. they're striving to play as they did in game seven in the win against the islanders. that's the model they're hoping to emulate tonight. >> not giving up too many opportunities. creating a lot of opportunities in our favor, finishing our checks. making it tough on them. m

michael lee horn. charles r. condeck jr. mark h. lawson. [crying] jonathan s. pine.- james p. morsby. indiana -- jacob d. calvin. perry w. wren. nicholas e. schultz. jeffrey b. westerfield. iowa -- howard j. snyder. kansas -- jason e. harwood. kentucky -- bob w. branham. louisiana -- alan m. berez jr. james e. foster jr. carlos papillon jr. maryland -- jamal l. clagget. massachusetts -- greg t. maloney. dennis o. simmons. michigan -- chad a. charles. grant william whitaker. minnesota -- scott t. patrick. mississippi -- john thomas kolum. john r. street. missouri -- matthew scott chisholm. eddie j. johnson sr. montana -- joseph j. dunne i. nebraska -- amanda baker. mark a. hekert. nevada -- alan r. beck.

michael lee is a lawyer with the brennan center for justice. his work centers on redistricting and voter rights. michael break down the plaintiff's argument for us. >> that every vote should be equally weighted. if there are 400 people in the district your vote is one out of 400. if another district has only 100, your vote is 1 out of 100. that vote matters more because in texas a lot of people are not citizens, you end up with districts that have fewer actual voters and their argument is the district should have the equal number of voters. >> is that how most states do it? >> it is the way most states do it. long the practice pretty much everywhere. >> if the supreme court were to change how that is done how would it impact elections? >> it would first of all redraw districts. right now minority districts have a powerful tool in the minority voting act which they could use to draw districts. if there are polarized districts. changing the rule would mean you have to have a higher number of people in the district and that means that oftentimes yo

michael lee is a theology professor at fordham university. >> liberation theology emerged in the last century, putting the question what does salvation have to do with human liberation cries for justice, poverty and violence. what does the christian gospel and church have to do and say about it. you see in the ministry of archbishop this denunciation of a system creating poverty, denunciation of human rights torture and abuse, and to make this man a saint, it's to talk about holiness not just in personal virtuous which he did have but to think about his sainthood in terms of a social holiness. that attempts to transform the world. >> lee says that for centuries, the catholic church in latin america was tied with governments, and ram aero helps to change that. hundreds of people in the desert are worrying about taxes, laws and governments, and are about to change forever. a dedicated demonstrator chains herself to a ship in seattle. in korea, women marching for peace across a militarized border in the world. >> trafficked labor on the front lines? >> they're things, they're commodities

what is it going to take to finally have others in congress besides ted cruz and michael lee, the great pastries they are, what will it take to get these people to stand up to the administration and tell them to pretty much are thumbing their finger at the american people. >> guest: as far as my own stamps, there is no welfare state. and totally open if there's no welfare state. come in coming to work. in fact if you want to work i will trade you. if i working which i am fundamentally opposed. i would trade the illegal immigrant who wants to work and the guys have been on welfare. it's not your place of origin. the problem is we have the entire system of benefits we are giving out to people and that draws people here. everybody inherently have selfishness. we are all taking benefits from the federal government. everybody take something from the federal government. until we stop offering these things in the first place the answer is to watch it happen right now over president obama in the amnesty program temporarily put on hold. we'll see if it goes to the supreme court or not. as long a

it was good to get your thoughts, michael lee at fordham university. group of female activists from around the world is march from north to south korea to promote peace. they have been given rare permission to cross the border between the countries which are technically city at war. caroline malone reports. >> north korean women are lining up for something you don't see very often: a group of 30 female international peace activists marching through pyong yang to support reunification. they are going through what's called the demil tarized zone but its, one of the heavy heaviest military borders in the world. they are technically at warren though the fighting ended in the 1950s with a cease-fire. zocor ians can't usually cross the dmz. >> what a wonderful thing to be able to walk with north korean women on the road towards the dmz. >> there are women of 15 nationalities one is la mar bali who was credited with helping end liberia's civil war. and gloria steinem. a report released in 2014 says there are severe human rights abuses in north korea. the you

michael lee, an associate professor at fordham university who has studied liberation theology sees the game-changer. this week he told me on radio -- >> you can no longer box the catholic vote in a u.s. conservative box. you know here's a pope who is going to release and encyclical on climate change and the poor this is a guy who's staunchly opposed to abortion. this a guy who's not ceded ground on same sex unions. so you know francis is just kind of breaking up this right/left box that we have. but i think especially in his emphasis on social issues like poverty like climate change, yeah there's going to be some rethinking about what the catholic vote is going to look like. >> because of their non-monolithic nature catholics will be an important constituency in 2016. one-quarter of 2012 voters were catholic. according to pough research center, barack obama received 54% of the catholic vote in 2008 falling to 50% in 2012. however hispanic damagehisspanics backed obama in droves. so how interested that nir leader, while known for doctrine, is not himself doctrine air. thank you so much

which is not -- there are a few others barbara michaels, -- barbara lee -- sorry -- congress woman from berkeley, the only member of congress to vote against the original authorization for the use of military force on which all these wars have been based. so congress has somewhat redeemed the reputation of congress but you meet a friend of us, a liberal senator on the intelligent committee, love the drone program. it's so clean and precise. it gives the liberals a letter. at least we're not carpet-bombing them. that's really the situation. sort of keep core point of my book is the whole notion that assassinating people, picking off top leaders is really the way to gain victory and a laudible thing to do. and a lot of people said, well, maybe that's not true, and -- but until now i don't think anyone produced a printed explanation how we know that's not true. actually been an empirical study done someone did one about israeli strikes the data wasn't as hard. but this is a study done in iraq by actually someone i know, a very interesting analyst named rex rivalo, former fighter pilot atta

i think in 1979, the state of maryland had investigated michael lee smith not for the targeted use of the pen register, but because it had from the moment of his birth created a database that every phone call made or received and kept that database in the government coffer. i think the supreme court would have understood that case to stand for a very different proposition and i wager they would have found that collection unconstitutional. so if that were the program that we were challenging, i still think it would be unconstitutional. although, i'll note that's not -- it's more intrusive here on a number of different reasons. >> how do we go about -- we've been looking at this stuff and worrying about this. how do we go about knowing without any fact-finding at all all -- i'm afraid i keep wondering whether we're having in-camera proceedings. i'm wondering whether how without any fact-finding at all can we begin to know, figure out by a district court, by some trial court presumably in-camera, how can we begin to know whether this is reasonable or not? how can i begin to know whether,

michael? on a serious note, mayor lee thank you for the hospitality and the city of san francisco. without the history of this city i wouldn't be here today. seattle parks created by the mome ked in 203 to do 2 things. to represent the bulf natural environment of the city. the reason those born there stay and the reason people move there. secondly, as mayor lee referenced, these are the great places of democracy. these are the places where people come together. as a kid growing up in a namly of 7 kids in a working class neighborhood west seattle was then working class neighborhood, you don't go on haveication when you come from a familyf 7 kids, you don't go to restaurant with that many kids, so parks become the opportunity to experience the out doors. it was [inaudible] and lincoln park and [inaudible] where my sibling and i paid and had picnic jz today that is more important in every. today as we take approach to the park systematize is those valis we try to move for wrbd on. wree the fastest grouding city in america [inaudible] expedia announced last week they are moving to down

. >> reporter: so, asked detective michael brooks, why would lee have killed himself?. we always seem to make it through. you know, it's like i just -- i -- i just don't get it. i don't get it. we don't own a gun. >> reporter: which was another question -- not only why, but how -- when he didn't have a gun? so, to the beginning. asked detective brooks. don't leave anything out. >> we went to dinner at about 7:00. >> you came back to the house and correct me if i'm wrong, but you talked a little bit and the girls went to sleep? >> mm-hm. >> what time -- about what time did the girls go to sleep? >> 10:30. >> reporter: and that was about the time lee got that email about the big business deal he was banking on, said belinda -- and then the phone call with his business partner. >> and he went in the other room and talked to him. and rob and i just sat at the table and, you know, just kept talking. and, um, he came back i got up to go to the bathroom and came back and there he was. >> about what time did this happen? >> the girls went to bed around 10:30. um -- so it was a

michael stewart come in. they'd answered an ad shannon lee had posted to rent this house. >> it was everything we wanted in a house and the price was right. >> reporter: so they signed the lease, despite some suspicious red flags. >> from the outside you can see the damage done to the locks of the door, as if someone busted in the door, changed the locks on the door. >> reporter: shannon's excuse -- she had trouble changing the locks. okay, but even stranger, why were there no electric bills arriving from pepco, the local utility company? >> we had been calling pepco every month, like, hey, we're not getting a bill, we're afraid the power's going to be turned off, what's going on? they can't find us in the system. >> reporter: that's because the power had been shut off when the previous owner left. to get it turned back on, police say shannon decided to fool pepco, dangerously rigging a wire to bypass the meter and pirating the power. pretty gutsy. >> yeah, very gutsy. >> reporter: meanwhile, police say, shannon, along with her alleged partner in crime qiana johnson, were collecting rent from this and other

parker adam lee, graduating with honors, flight training, pensacol pensacola, florida. david michaelter officer. wisconsin. benjamin allen lasinack key west florida. erin marie. her commission will be presented by her brother lieutenant john lit lithgow, junior. >> watik latiffe. andrew kyle lusack graduating with high honors, flight training, pensacola florida. emma winsley lutton graduating with high honors. student engineer cutter diligence. joel daniel mcarthur graduating with high honors. student engineer, cutter steadfast, oregon. leanna noelle graduating with high honors. port arthur, texas. her commission will be presented by her father. james thomas martin graduating with honors deck watch officer, cutter valient, may port, florida. deck watch officer cutter steadfast, astoria, oregon. robert huntley mcconnel graduating with honors flight training, pensacola florida. alexander mills meade graduating with honors, fright training pensacola, florida. deck watch officer cutter, galveston, texas. james connor meyers graduating with honors deck watch officer, cutter elm, atlantic

lee. >> yeah, they did. >> it's tough going up against frank. >> you don't want to go up against her in a knife fight. >> no. >> i wanted to talk about michael scigliani of his last august. he wrote this play and this guy is gifted. he's going to be a new playwright on the scene. and that's my call. >> well david, vincent, the play, of course "queen for a day." >> right. >> nice to see you guys. >> can you plug my band real quick? >> sure, go ahead. >> gangster squad with the cutting room may 27th. >> who's going to say no to big large cat? all right. >>> from a "mad max" reboot to the "mad men" series finale entertainment to jump start your weekend right after these messages it's hard finding time to moisturize your skin every day. ♪ with micro droplets of vaseline jelly, new vaseline intensive care spray moisturizes and absorbs in seconds to help heal dry skin. so there's always time for healed skin. that's the healing power of vaseline. in seconds. new dannon oikos triple zero is my go to protein snack. protein from yogurt? yup, this greek nonfat yogurt packs 15 grams of protein punch. but what else? it has 0 added sugar 0 artificial sweeteners and

. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to the halftime report, i'm melissa lee, jim lebenthal, jon and pete that jerian and michaelch. tasty stock, yum brands is on a tear. investors wonder whether a spinoff is in the works. real or fake, we brought you the debait over avon takeover. we begin with the markets, all-time highs are stocks poise for a breakout or is this a fakout? josh brown what do you say, it seems like we hit these levels and started to stall out. >> soy think it's going. but let me start by saying that the consequence of this not being a breakout here is really not the end of the world. we've been rangebound. this has been the upper end of the range going back to i think the week before thanksgiving. we fell to this level several times. if it happens again, not actually the worst outcome. however i think if you look at the pros versus cons here, still support a breakout in this range finally. for starters, this has an international basis. i mentioned this to you the other day. vgk breaking out, vanguards europe etf, very broad. efa, the msi efa index. breaking out. the back drop, it's positive. th

. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to the halftime report, i'm melissa lee, jim lebenthal, jon and pete that jerian and michaelnds is on a tear. investors wonder whether a spinoff is in the works. real or fake, we brought you the debait over avon takeover. we begin with the markets, all-time highs are stocks poise for a breakout or is this a fakout? josh b

lee dixon. chief of police michael penell of the elmendorf police department. border patrol agent robello. seen senior deputy sarah hollis. sergeant naler of the midland police department. deputy valdez. constable robert parker white of the el paso constable office. and sergeant alejandro martinez. mr. speaker, all of those died because they were wearing the badge. as a former prosecutor and a former judge, i've known a lot of police officers. i've known some that have been killed in the line of duty. they, like officer moore, represent the best of america. and this week other police officers throughout the country will be wearing the black cloth of sacrifice over their badge or their star showing respect for those that have fallen in the line of duty in this country. so we thank the families of the fallen, we thank the fallen for what they've done and we thank all of those who still protect and serve america. they are the best we have. and that's just the way it is. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from oregon, mr. blumen

i'm michael finney with a >> we know about the skyrocketing rents tenants facing higher rents a rally is happening now in san mateo and vic lee is there with that story. vic? >> well you can see demonstrators are standing across the street here on el camino holding a rally in front of the park royal apartments they want officials here to enact legislation that will protect them against those skyrocketing rents and evictions. this family lived in the apartment six years, 73 units are being renovated. tenants have been given two months to leave. rents are going up about a thousand dollars. >> we knlt afford it. it's getting too expensive for us. and and 70 families are getting evicted, here. >> this is our home. we want to stay. his parents and sib sings are renting the owner is renovating and jacking up rents and they've been given 60 days notice to leave. their $1750 apartment. but haven't found another one they can afford. >> we've gone to one place, it's $5,000. for a first month rent and deposit. >> can you afford that? >> no. we cannot. >> the rents >> it is destabilizing the community you think of a work force going thro

vivimos en wem ber lee pero aquÍ en la ciudad de houston fue muy complicada y vamos a hablar este dÍa con mario gallegos del departamento de bomberos de la ciudad de houston y michaeligo en enfoque. >> hÁbleme de lo que viviÓ aquÍ en esta semana de la madrugada del lunes hacia el martes y cuÁl fue la realidad para muchÍsimos personas en esta ciudad. >> pues aquÍ en houston tenemos una historia de esto sÍ pasa en nuestra comunidad pero son niveles y fue uno de los niveles mÁs grandes que hemos visto aqÍi en la ciudad de houston en parte de la ciudad hemos recibido mÁs que 11 pulgadas de lluvia en tres horas. >> don mario, esas inundaciones histÓricas ¿no? aquÍ donde estamos a nuestras espaldas para el dÍa miÉrcoles esto estaba inundado. >> asÍ es. >> y hemos visto por ejemplo el caso de una joven hispana que muriÓ ahogada en su automovil. ¿quÉ le puede decir a nuestra gente que cÓmo podemos nosotros prepararnos o lidiar con una situaciÓn como la que vivio esta joven desafortunadamente que muriÓ?. >> bueno primeramente tratar de no entrar en pÁnico, estar lo mÁs sereno posible sÍ sabemos que son Áreas de inundaciones y Áreas de riesgo no entrar en esta esa Área trata

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lee who is still in the spotlight. she made an appearance last month after the war is conscious series patrick the insider michael hill is in loss' angeles with more on the other family members of getting some love from fans. >> reporter:pam, steph's wife ayesha and mom, sonia have been front and center at all the games. with social media taking notice! and tonight, we're keeping up with the curry's! >>she's taking advantage of the moment for sure riley jumping up and down she's way too comfortable >> reporter:two year old riley curry with the winning 'steal last night', clearly showing up her nba all star dad stephen curry t >>hello aisha! hugs >>so good to see you. >>well come on! >>how long have you lived here? >>about a year now. >> reporter:when i visited the curry's san franciso area home, it is riley who reigns supreme. >> reporter:i: now heres a question you have to be careful before you answer it. >>ac: i've got my answer, thats not what i was gonna say. / >> our daughter because she rules the roost now >>i: she runs things huh >>ac: she runs things when she says go >>riley clips from press conference >>aa: t

michael: john was involved because john state political. abraham van buren went to west point with jefferson davis and robert e lee.e had friends on other sides of this issue. pat: i think what is interesting is that after she is widowed -- or even before, she spends the rest of her life in new york city. caller: i grew up in kinderhook in the 1930's and 1940's. my recollection of the farm was that it was an abandoned home that was in total disrepair. the grounds were totally wild and any evidence of the farm was totally absent. the question is, at what point was this property -- did this property get improved? my recollection is that a man with some wealth bought the property and started repairing it and then the government took it over. michael: your memory is quite accurate. the family lost the farm after van buren died. it became recently a very large and ornate farmhouse. by that i can 30's it had been sort of run down. they tried to make a tea-house out of it, a couple of the things. it basically had never been owned by someone with enough money to do anything great for it. the person who bought the house try

what is it going to take to finally have others in congress besides ted cruz and michael lee, the great pastries they are, what will it take to get these people to stand up to the administration and tell them to pretty much are thumbing their finger at the american people. >> guest: as far as my own stamps, there is no welfare state. and totally open if there's no welfare state. come in coming to work. in fact if you want to work i will trade you. if i working which i am fundamentally opposed. i would trade the illegal immigrant who wants to work and the guys have been on welfare. it's not your place of origin. the problem is we have the entire system of benefits we are giving out to people and that draws people here. everybody inherently have selfishness. we are all taking benefits from the federal government. everybody take something from the federal government. until we stop offering these things in the first place the answer is to watch it happen right now over president obama in the amnesty program temporarily put on hold. we'll see if it goes to the supreme court or not. as long a