>> reporter: the effort was led by the state senate president john morse. the democrat gun control advocate is a former police chief. >> i've watched people die. i've helped people not die. >> reporter: from gun violence wounds? >> absolutely. >> reporter: a gun owner himself he is the target of a recall despite seven years as a popular legislative leader. >> my message is that i am pro- choice on self-defense. >> going door to door -- >> reporter: conservative activist laura carno is leading the recall. the former banker-- who bought her first gun 25 years ago-- made this t.v. ad. >> don't you dare tell me how the best defend myself. >> reporter: what is it about the gun laws that have people upset. >> colorado is sort of a wild west state and we're accustomed to taking care of ourselves. to say we will decide for you how you should best defense yourself people don't take kindly to that. >> reporter: this is the first legislative recall ever in colorado, but morse believes that tougher laws passed here should give victims of gun violence-- including newtow

most a guy needs to remember that some of the this traditional you could instrument is called the hum morse it's been played for centuries. this book where it's a really interesting thing because it helps you relax and come down. when you play it your main cam in any stressful situation going on. when a person lives in harmony with nature and remains calm and free within themselves then they become very strong. and that means plenty of exercise whatever the weather. ok well i believe what andre was. saying about this group you know if we talk. to you because you're going to break what i could let it go girl who. is going to run right into that house up or. are you going. to just getting started. while i just about escaped with my nick andre was ready for a fresh inshallah. with a newfound respect for the people. i headed back into the center to watch something rather special. we timed to coincide with the area's poll of cold festival and things were just about to get started. with the blessings of the priest. but larry and i headed to our trusty toyota for one last effort. so this is it the

severe thunderstorm warnings have been issued in vermont, num, new mexico, and most hampshire and morse of maine. the are three hour delays at the airport in new york. >> rescue crews are searching for a 19-year-oldo was swept over a waterfall in yosemite national park. park officials say the has he was last seen at 3:00 edafternoon swimming above the nevada falls. dog teams and search and rescue crews are searching the merced river. >> new at 6:00, woman swimming in the alcatraz escape from the rock event today had to be pull from the bay after suffering ag an asthma attack. rescue boat took the 24-year-old swimmer to fort mason and was taken to the hospital and released. 225 swimmers took part in the race. >> workers armed with chainsaws removed a tree that fell and injured two people in san jose. >> half of the treeland on three cars cars and the other half crashed on the lawn bowling green. it happened while the san jose lawn bowling club hosted a party,inaching staffs and their. nobody was hurt. >> san francisco police are questioning two men after the car they were in plowed throu

thunderstorm warnings have been issued in vermont, num, new mexico, and most -- new hampshire and morse of maine. the are three hour delays at the airport in new york. >> rescue crews are searching for a 19-year-old who was swept over a waterfall in yosemite national park. park officials say the has he was last seen at 3:00 edafternoon swimming above the nevada falls. dog teams and search and rescue crews are searching the merced river. >> new at 6:00, woman swimming in the alcatraz escape from the rock event today had to be pull from the bay after suffering ag an asthma attack. rescue boat took the 24-year-old swimmer to fort mason and was taken to the hospital and released. 225 swimmers took part in the race. >> workers armed with chainsaws removed a tree that fell and injured two people in san jose. >> half of the treeland on three cars cars and the other half crashed on the lawn bowling green. it happened while the san jose lawn bowling club hosted a party, including 49ers coaching staffs and their wives. nobody was hurt. >> san francisco police are questioning two men after the car

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. >> reporter: even if the senate could reach an agreement, immigration reform face morse opposition in the house. speaker john boehner told cnbc congress should go slowly. >> if we don't have a secure border and a way to enforce our immigration laws, none of this is going to work. >> reporter: many opponents tell me they simply don't trust the federal government to deliver on promises of more enforcement. and there is lots of concern about how much all of this would cost. the senate hopes to wrap up by 4th of july. brian? >> kelly o'donnell covering it all on the hill tonight. kelly, thank you. >>> a new revelation regarding edward snowden, the contractor who exposed the u.s. data mining program. we learn today that in the inspector general's office is conducting a criminal investigation into the company that did a background check on snowden back in 2011 in order for him to get his top secret government clearance. virginia-based usis is the largest government contractor conducting the security clearance investigations. while the inspector general said there are concerns that the co

infertility maternal death it strips the epithelium the inner part of the woman's womb making her morse of sceptical to use an s.t.d. s. therefore doubling the chances of getting hiv aids. h.p.v. gonorrhea syphilis and there are other things. bothersome mental health one of the things that's come to us that the group that i work with the rebecca project is that many women are telling us that they've had mental problems the f.d.a. and two thousand and four was so concerned about the dangerous nature of it that they issued a black box warning which is the most serious warning that can be issued by the f.d.a. about how dangerous this drug is and despite this warning this black box warning it's still be administered under multiple agencies to multiple countries around the world yes who is administering it why and where it's being used primarily in nonwhite countries so muslim countries pakistan bangladesh indonesia burma possibly on the myanmar minority all over africa central america and latin america and of course the united states depending on who information you look at it's disproporti

taking her morse of sceptical to. an s.t.d. s fear for doubling the chances of getting hiv aids clear h.p.v. gonorrhea of syphilis and there are other things that bothers the middle health one of the things that's come to us that the group that i work with the rebecca project is that many women are telling us that they've had mental problems the f.d.a. and two thousand and four was so concerned about the dangers nature of the proper vera that they issued a black box warning which is the most serious warning that can be issued by the f.d.a. about how dangerous this drug is and despite this warning this black box warning it's still being administered under multiple agencies to multiple countries around the world yes who is administering it why and where it's being used primarily in nonwhite countries so muslim countries pakistan bangladesh indonesia burma possibly on the myanmar minority all over africa central america and latin america and of course the united states depending on whose information you look at it's disproportiona

normalize with you i don't want to hug have coffee talk it out break bread sit around the campfire it's morse and gush about how we're all the same i don't want to share the stage co-wrote a poem submit your anthology talk about how art it sort of justice can forge a better path i don't want to indulge your amnesia about a glorious past have a therapy session or two sides with equal grievances the only thing barren is your moral capacity boomed a settler colonial state with appropriated culture i will not fight for your privilege nor will i seek to normalize it here tile a group it's a breeding ground for injustice just look at the board members and the sea always sponsorship zionism is a real demographic threat infecting the minds of millions with the racism they were herded in the south pushing dr nations and japan to stand selling young men in each box in northern ireland and keisha missed the hen i don't want to pretend all is ok are the bombs dropped on gaza don't have a manufacture the pilot doesn't have a nationality and somehow shimon peres is any. different than avatar lieberman it's

couple will do stories in brief to bring it to speed with a suspected suicide attack on a package of morse in the pakistan city of push hours killed at least forty explosion also injured dozens of worshippers many of whom are in critical condition no groups claim sponsibility but have often been the target of sectarian attacks by sunni muslims in chile riot police have suppressed a rally by students demanding educational reform those clashes reportedly broke out in the capital when some of the protesters tried to march beyond an authorized route stones were thrown at police who responded with water cannon and battens chiles continue to experience a wave of education protests over solar costs and affordable loans and poorly trained teachers. as the u.s. army rushes to complete its pullout from afghanistan parts of the country already turning into huge junkyards the pentagon is now destroying u.s. vehicles and other military equipment there despite the war really having cost american taxpayers more than six hundred thirty billion dollars author actors david swanson told me this massive dispo

the most lamebrained least qualified morse most larcenous tickly minded in america end up in positions of power and this is why the country is sinking into pettily around the world that's why it's such a a sinkhole of moral more ality and competitiveness stacy over thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max and welcome back to earth. say to the second speaking to dr steve king. good laboratory was able to build a most sophisticated robot which fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach creation why it should care about humans in the world this is why you should care only on the dog. and. and. i. welcome back to the kaiser report max kaiser time now to turn to economist author tweeter steve game steve cain is an expert on i'm an minsky and author of deep bunking economics steve welcome to the kaiser report good to be a max all right steve king your thoughts on george osborne's help to buy scheme do you agree with mervyn king and the i.m.f. that it's a dangerous and moronic policy it is in fact a ponzi scheme your thoughts. well i'm flabbergast

is a guy who unfortunately is part of the caucus stock prosy the most lamebrained least qualified morse most larcenous tickly minded in america end up in positions of power and this is why the country is sinking and competitively around the world that's why it's such a a sinkhole of moral more ality and competitiveness stacy over thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max and welcome back to earth stay tuned for the second half speaking to dr steve. i would rather i asked questions to people in positions of power instead of speak on their behalf and that's why you can find by go larry king now right here on r.t. question more. do we speak your language doesn't follow the law or not advance. the music programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news a little eternity of angola's kid in the stories or. are you here. to enjoy it all to spanish find out more visit i to al it out all tito is calm. me he is the. good news. welcome back to the kaiser report max kaiser time now to turn to economist author tweeter steve game steve cain is an expert on hyman min

interesting from the sky, when you see president obama and chris christie lying on the beach, it looks like morse code. i know people visiting jersey. after five years, the whole nation is a disaster area. you should be going detroit, atlanta. >> it's not just sandy is what you're saying. >> nothing goes over your head. >> i'll try to recover from mcguirk. and just do a single on mcguirk if you would right now. a single one. this is a man critiquing my outfit. >> i went to the store and i actually bought these clothes. >> the goodwill store. >> oh! >> you and obama, mocking the regular people. >> that's true. that's me and obama. we'll have more in a minute, our pinhead segment and we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] at montrose pet hospital, anarchy meets order. working with at&t, doctors set up a broadband solution to handle data and a mobility app to stay connected with their business. so they can run the office... even when they're not in the office. where do you want to take your business? call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ >>> back

by 1914 a message could be sent -- since using morse code.ode contained dots and dashes as well as spaces and five letters. today the original telegraph and its patent application of part of the national museum of american history at the smithsonian in washington. it was today, june 20th of the telegraph was patented 173 years ago. we will be right back with my "2 cents more" in our answer to the question of the day, would you pay $50 just to see a movie? you can get my answer. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the hea get off the test track. g the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at yo authorized mercedes-benz dealer. hurry, before this opportunity cools off. otherworldly things. but there are some things i've never seen before. this ge jet engine can understand 5,000 data sample per second. which is good for busine. becse planes use less fuel, spend less time on the ground and more time in the air. suly, faraway places don't seem so...far away. ♪ ♪ gerri: legal entertainment group is taki

today we might wonder what hath samuel morse without? practically all of us generate with computers, phones and other devices an almost continuous trail of electronic data. that information can be stored 40 knows where are analyzed by who knows whom for who knows what purpose. in recent days we learned how our government is tapping into a lot of that data phone records, e-mails and web postings often provided by private internet companies and individual yes feeds like in the wake of the boston marathon bombing. should i be creeped out or comforted? this hour we will try to sort some out for you. we begin with a visit to my home in atlanta. >> nice to meet you. >> great to meet you, too. >> come on in. >> in a prior life, frank ahern of new york stay made a living as a skip tracer. a sort of private investigator who tracks down people who have skipped town and don't want to be found. he would use the proverbial paper trail which back in the day was literally made of paper. phone bills. credit cards, receipts and so on. he agreed to come t

it is completely spread out and speaking of spread out, bill, you communicate by scratching morse code on your own skin hoping to be read by hobos in exchange for sex. >> why don't i just use my vocal cords? will you have sex with me? instead i rip open my flesh and bleed and i still get rejected. and i am scared. i am not done with this, greg. after that we go to the soup kitchen. i know why they targeted verizon. there is a group called the ee f which oddly does not stand for anything. it is just eef. they basically rate various on-line companies to see which one rtz most secure and which are the least likely to cooperate with the government when it comes to stuff like this. guess which one came in dead last? verizon. oddly enough, twitter was number one. i don't know what that means as far as twitter is concerned, but the downside is yes, you probably focused on verizon because you were the easiest to give us up. what you neglected to remember is verizon sucks. basically if you hear me doing a drug deal and you are like that's not terrorism, but we will bring bill in, you will go to

morsi in another part of town but really quite small relative to this for president mohame mohamed morse -- morsi. it's not the revolution we saw earlier. one housewife pushing fae ma in pushing a relative in a wheelchair to goo to the demonstrations and waving a flag and chanting the same thing in arabic, that means go, go, a very clear message to mohamed morsi. the question people are asking, is he listening? >> i understand the president took to the state media air waves. did he acknowledge for say anything about the protests today? >> reporter: he had a spokesman who came out and gave a statement who basically said we're in favor of dialogue and ready to speak with the opposition but we may have gone beyond that. i think at least what we're seeing in cairo and some of the egyptians so far is what appears to be open revolt. it's not just civilians in this revolt, there are also clearly members of the police and some of the security forces who themselves are opposed to president mohamm hahamohamed mm. it may be beyond dialogue. >> thanks so much. ben wedeman in cairo. >>> a cold-bloode

i think that is important, with that come morse scrutiny. comes more tribut scrutiny.the notion that this is not environmentally friendly at all. if i heard it once, i heard it a number of times from those rrgulated. tell us what the regulations are, we'll comply with them, we do is we codify the recommendations from bp still commission as to codifying the agent as oversees offshore drilling. lori: this week president's speech on climate and emissions control raised a lot of eyebrows, a lot see it as a war on coal, and coal is a huge economic driver in the nation, and our number one source of electricity. what is your take on that? what do you think the outcome should be with regard to coal? >> well, we have such an abundance of cold is is foolish of us not to out light that resource. i am in -- of coal in this country it is foolish for us not to utilize that resource. the president is trying to pick winners and losers, there is no question, he is conducting a war -- coal, specific to me. lori: coal ex perts set a monthly record in march, almost as if it is okay to exp

today we might wonder what hath samuel morse without? practically all of us generate with computers, phones and other devices an almost continuous trail of electronic data. that information can be stored 40 knows where are analyzed by who knows whom for who knows what purpose. in recent days we learned how our government is tapping into a lot of that data phone records, e-mails and web postings often provided by private internet companies and individual yes feeds like in the wake of the boston marathon bombing. should i be creeped out or comforted? this hour we will try to sort some out for you. we begin with a visit to my home in atlanta. >> nice to meet you. >> great to meet you, too. >> come on in. >> in a prior life, frank ahern of new york stay made a living as a skip tracer. a sort of private investigator who tracks down people who have skipped town and don't want to be found. he would use the proverbial paper trail which back in the day was literally made of paper. phone bills. credit cards, receipts and so on. he agreed to come t

at 9:15, morse calls and tweeds all day sunday, on american history tv on c-span 3. >> coming up, "washington and tweets.rcoals live at noon, u.s. house returns for work oil and gas drilling legislation. discussnutes, we will the supreme court rulings on the voting rights act, defense of marriage act, and immigration legislation in the senate. at 8:30, more about the supreme court rulings with congressman joseph crowley of new york and at 9:15, a look at diplomatic immunity and the role it plays in the case of the nsa leader edward snowden. >> today is a good day. today i finally get to look at the man that i love and finally say, will you please marry me? [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] 3] host: that was the scene on the steps of the supreme court yesterday. now what is your turn to react to the gay marriage decisions by a the nine justices. numbers --

a, red rotary phones, b fax machines, c teletype machines, d morse code machines.swer. go to cnn.com/fareed for more of the gps challenge, lots of insight and analysis. you can follow us on twitter and facebook or go to itunes/fareed if you miss a spoe. >>> this week's book of the week is peter reed'stalibanista. in. this is the one book to read on afghanistan now. >>> many of you have expressed interest in last week's story on why u.s. sports may not be adequately prepared for a new era of shipping. i wanted to recommend a source for us that was very important. the north american port analysis by casey conway, the chief u.s. economist for call yerz international. it's chalkful of information including whether the port nearest you will be ready by fwichbt. >>> now for the last look. take a look at these stark images of refugees around the world. from syria, the sudan, afghanistan, iraq. across the globe some 45 million people have been forced from their homes by political conflict or violence. that's the highest in 18 years according to the u.n. for this grim world

the telegraph, and he did not invent the telegraph, but one of the guys working on it and invented morse code. that's another sort of odd village legacy. there were cheap rooming houses where young art itions, intellectuals and others afforded to live. from the beginning, micking culture and money generally do not go together in america. you know, madonna makes a ton of money, everybody else makes none, and so artests and writers, ect., need cheap places to live and work and the village provided that, and, also, there was cheap places to eat in the later 1800s, there's french bistros, and anything french was bohemian because of the persian connections. t.j. woodhouse, who lived there, wrote a song about 1912, somewhere in there, about the village, and there's a line in there about, you know, it's all about how wild and crazy we are in grenich village, and we even learned to eat spaghetti. it must have been exciting to people in 1912. [laughter] it was a great song. the grapevine was on the corner of 6th avenue, what's now the corner of 6th avenue and west 11th near jefferson market. it w

he could been for morseful in the first few days of the ig report on the irs business. are things he could have done. i do think they will believe that we should have institutions that function properly in washington and they are therefore at a political disadvantage. it's kind of crazy. >> let me go back to the clones. sometimes the clintons always love the war too much. but you got to understand. >> the political war. >> you got to understand hillary clinton would have been ready for this or bill clinton. they're used to that from their days in arkansas. it's always 50% of the state or country. be ready for their latest attack. don't assume we're past politics here. is obama thinking we're past politics and he doesn't have the to worry about ted cruz or rand paul? >> he's always, always taking the long view. he doesn't like petty dailies. he thinks in the long view he'll win out thenous cycle skirmish of the day. >> is he right? >> it is a great frustration to the democrats in year five he has not anticipated political fights, has not done the pro active -- >> does he

he intercepted high speed morse code. >> steve: adequate good ear. >> stationed in germany. yeah.fe. the postage stamp is a great blessing. >> brian: i understand you'll have a concert and doing a movement to preserve his boyhood home? >> yes. the concert actually, in celebration of the postage stamp occurred yesterday in nashville. had great friends there, from everybody from larry gatlin, to jamie johnson, marty stuart, my sister. it was a celebration of his life. yes, we're work on preserving dad's childhood home in arkansas and the family is, along with arkansas state university. it's a really great blessing. hopefully it will bring life and spirit back to that community. >> steve: i know it's a great honor for a family and great to have you here as well. john carter cash, joining us from nashville talking about the johnny cash stamp. thank you. >> yeah, thanks for having me. for more about what i do, go to john carter cash.com. >> steve: thank you. >> brian: coming up straight ahead, up next, something the energy drink companies did not want you to know. we'll tell you. >> st

voters in morse's senate district would then vote.ghts group behind us wants to make it clear that this is a grassroots effort. they are not getting any sponsoring from the national rifle association though the nra did help them w,aíÑ some of their mailings. if this goes forward, election could be in september. megyn? >> thank you. >>> new questions surrounding lois lerner, the woman, one of them, at the center of the irs scandal. he was running for senate in illinois against dick durbin and says lerner targeted him long before this latest controversy. just ahead, why ms. lerner tried to end his political career and what he thinks about the allegations that ms. lerner was political. was that his experience? and a dog owner is now facing murder charges. police say his dogs mauled this woman to death. kelly's court debates whether you can be criminally prosecuted for your pet's actions. plus emotional testimony at the irs hearing on capitol hill this morning. one woman cheerfully describes how she and her husband's deep love of their co

. >> he and his family are extremely sympathetic and rae morseful with respect to what happened.we believe in time. it will show he is not responsible. >>> it he will make his first sort appearance and facing six counts of manslaughter. and among other charges. . >>> a fantasy five lottery ticket was bought at the lion supermarket and the prize is worth more than $317,000. it was the only ticket to match all five winning numbers. the winning numbers. they are there on the screen. >> 10%, 32, 31, and 37. the winner has 180 days from the draw date to claim their prize. >>> well, state employees last year earned more than $133,000 and didn't work a single day. the agency's former general manager stepped down in may of 2011. but according to the news group. he she he has turned to receive paychecks for more than 19 months. she he did that by using 80 weeks of unused vacation time. those months of extra pay came on top of $29,000. she got in a settlement when she left the agency. >> new study showing they are allow workers to buy and sell vacation time. >> they allow them more flexibi

. >> steve: we're no longer doing morse code. michelle malkin -- i know you do.rd snowden. he told a chinese newspaper that he's neither a traitor nor a hero. i'm an american. he says the bullying united states trying to extradite him. by the way, china, the united states is spying on you. no matter how people feel about him, he's the ultimate whistle blower because he says he's exposing things where the united states government is simply breaking the law, in his mind. >> in his mind, yeah. i think that's key. i have think that a lot of people are going to regret going on the knee jerk edward snowden cheerleading band wagon as more comes out about him. i know that i'm not alone in reacting to his latest revelation with this response. so what? i don't have a problem with the u.s. spying on foreign governments. in fact, that's what foreign intelligence agencies should be doing. >> steve: that's right. >> it makes you question the agenda of some of these people who are on the chicken little, civil liberties absolutist agenda here. there is more coming out about him.

. >> steve: you sound like morse code, dot, dot, dot. >> alisyn: you have a lot of mojo. >> brian: thankre has a lot of people raising their eyebrows. >> brian: she could if she would. >> alisyn: take a look at the difference here. material girl has insisted before she has not had plastic surgery, but said she would not rule it out. i don't think she said recently she would not have plastic surgery. >> steve: all right. maybe in the '80s she said that. >> steve: emergency crews will continue to comb flooded areas of oklahoma today to search for missing victims killed in this weekend's tornadoes. the twister now claiming the lives of at least 13 people, including young children and three veteran storm chasers. mike tobin is joining us now from el reno with the latest. good morning to you, mike. >> good morning, steve. this is one more example of the destruction left behind by the tornado. this is a canadian valley technology center. what they're look at really seems to be an example of the pressure inside the building being greater the pressure outside when the tornado rolled through. thi

and syria are so interrelated that there is a very high chance -- i am surprised there has not been morse spillover from syria and lebanon, more fighting in lebanon and we have already seen i expect that it will happen now that has the law is openly involved. i think jordan will be okay, but i think that jordan for better or for worse as a lawyer experience with massive flows of refugees, and in the security strip -- endemic security threats. i am not as worried about jordan. turkey will be okay. the one that i am worried about, i think that the iraqi state has its own internal issues. the creeping authoritarian isn't going down for a long time. the violence goes up and down. it's deeply worrying. it does introduce a new factor in there. i know not how responsive that is, but thinking about the spread that's where all the many ways in which this might be playing out, that's the one that worries me the most. >> it's a good question. the obama administration for my understanding of its internal deliberation was concerned because of the slam-dunk that we had. of course, the embarrassment tha

into your own hands, violate the oath, and i think it is a little surprising as mark mazzetti know morsehis than most of the rest of us and the book he's written on drone policy, it is a little surprising that a 29-year-old contractor would have access to these secrets and some people are questioning whether his background is is as described because they say that an intelligence analyst would not have been sent overseas years ago to geneva by the cia as he says. we'll have to check into that. >> chuck todd, how did the president do on friday when he came out and talked about this and tried to explan his positions and why he has gone -- went from being such a vocal critical of these sort of programs before he was president, to becoming their greatest champion now? >> well, i thought he did, frankly, about time that he came out and defended his policies. i thought he was pretty strong in attempting to do it. i thought it was a pretty smart way to try to handle this, nip this in the bud. i don't think they nipped anything in the bud as far as, you know, downplaying this as far as the media