morton? >> i am supposed to wait until y a microphone. >> if you don't raise your hand you will not get it. knowing you will have a statement. >> i am going to ask a question. but i am going to lay the groundwork. >> in 1980, when reagan showed up the nomination, george walker bush was the last surviving serious opponent to him and he sewed it up. if you define everybody that supported reagan at the time he sewed it up and you call them reaganit reaganites. since reagan, the republican party has nominated a number of other candidates for president of the united states. it happens that none of those nominees met the definition of reaganite that i give you. and here is the statement you knew was coming: i think it is time to nominate another reaganite. my question is who should that be? >> thank you, morton. well said. in this very building, dr. lee edwards some years ago had a panel discussion on one of his 20-plus books he has written. i remember frank shakespeare was in the audience. and he

though baker might have discovered family in heather morton. >> who am i?usin. >> heather morton, she thinks she's my cousin so i let her think she's my cousin. so. she's not my cousin. >> my mom and your mom. remember bakers? or your daddy is a baker. we discovered this. we discovered this -- yeah. so anyway, that's what we find out we were cousins. >> why is this other woman claiming to be your cousin? >> i don't know. >> glad to see ya cousin. come back to see me. >> my mom and trenity baker have the same last name. we start naming off people and it was kind of you know, we kind of hit at some people that was related to her that was related to me. so that's the reason that we thought we were cousins. >> yeah, but -- that's my cousin. but i know her regardless if we are cousins or not cousins. really, i think we're cousins. >> we're cousins? >> don't we look alike? >> later that day, baker filed what's known as a keep away request on morton. >> that means they keep you away from each other. >> specifically it's a form inmates fill out to let jail official

grarthdz in the presence of the dignitaries and honor the survivors therefore be that roerltd that we morton the first, by the grass of god and protectorer off meblgs do hereby proclaim this the one hundred and 55 day of our reign to be individuals day and order all the citizens to perp for the next one that will occur. (clapping.) lightning empire norton. yes >> and now we have a have special announcement that our great don nasal has to say please welcome her, she as a historical society announcement. >> for one hundred and 7 years old i look good. i just want to acknowledge this special lady where are you and thank you for being here we've lost leo and remember karen that kept this going. i want to acknowledge the guardian of the city we painted the two twin silver giants the little hydrant and a quick announcement the one hundred anniversary of the x police commission pay attention next year we want to acknowledge this and the city hall. now my silver boats from yesterday have a wonderful time. thank you, bob >> lilly i shoulder known her real name. ladies and gentlemen, f this is the fir

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that's my question. >> morton as a very sizable facility. i think it's the largest -- >> thank you. >> but we have large ones in belgium, singapore -- >> not in switzerland. >> not in switzerland. all of them are owned by csarl of one of its subsidiaries. >> i understand. you say owns. csarl owns that? who owns csarl? >> csarl owns all -- excuse me? >> who owns csarl. >> ultimately owned by caterpillar inc. but every government in the world expects us to report by legal intent. >> so csarl is owned by caterpillar. >> that's correct. >> you say csarl owns the warehouses? >> csarl either owns the warehouses or owns the entity that owns them. >> who owns the entity that owns csarl? >> again, ultimately, caterpillar inc. >> are the names stewart -- and steven larson and barbara hodo -- are those names familiar you? >> i recognize those names. >> you know those names? >> die. >> do they work in the united states? do you know? >> cue read the his again. >> stewart levny ik, steve ven gosselin, steven larson, barbara hodel. >> yes, all of them work

that's my question. >> morton as a very sizable facility. i think it's the largest -- >> thank you. >> but we have large ones in belgium, singapore -- >> not in switzerland. >> not in switzerland. all of them are owned by csarl of one of its subsidiaries. >> i understand. you say owns. csarl owns that? who owns csarl? >> csarl owns all -- excuse me? >> who owns csarl. >> ultimately owned by caterpillar inc. but every government in the world expects us to report by legal intent. >> so csarl is owned by caterpillar. >> that's correct. >> you say csarl owns the warehouses? >> csarl either owns the warehouses or owns the entity that owns them. >> who owns the entity that owns csarl? >> again, ultimately, caterpillar inc. >> are the names stewart -- and steven larson and barbara hodo -- are those names familiar you? >> i recognize those names. >> you know those names? >> die. >> do they work in the united states? do you know? >> cue read the his again. >> stewart levny ik, steve ven gosselin, steven larson, barbara hodel. >> yes, all of them work

. >> under the leadership of director john morton, immigration and customs enforcement, or i.c.e., hasd war on human traffickers. investigating more than 100 cases a year and arresting dozens of traffickers. in 2010, i.c.e. got a call about a violent criminal who enslaved a young ukrainian woman in chicago. who was this menacing figure? nicole tinan's tormentor, alex campbell. the case snowballed after an alert cook county detective trained to look for signs of trafficking notified federal investigators. >> when i first met julia, she was a very scared young lady. >> julia reported her boyfriend had beaten and threatened her. >> he said many times that he would kill me and nothing would stop him. >> she feared for her life and she feared she could be killed by him and thought she would be killed by him for going to the police. >> vanhorn plugged julia's so-called boyfriend's name into the computer. >> before i started this case, i never even heard of alex campbell. once i put him in the system, i found an extensive criminal history. >> in 1986, campbell shot his way into a house, then

this is a good time to take a quick break so we can reassess, reset the table and bring you much morton other side of the break -- more on the other side ofr perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. >> welcome back. breaking news that again we continue to follow the shooting at fort hood in central texas. the associated press saying that this has been confirmed for them by a senior defense official that one person has been killed, 14 people injured. let's go now to washington, d.c. where our lisa stark is also gathering more information. lisa what do you know? >> reporter: well, we are expecting to hear momentarily from the president, he is expected to make a statement to the pool there about this shooting. i will say that after the navy yard shooting here in washington, d.c. the president attended a memorial at that time and said i have now grieved with five american communities, ripped apart by mass violence. and of course, after the shootings at the elementary school in connecticut the president pushed for gun legislation which has gone nowhere on capitol hill, that has gone

j morton who wrote the famous words it's a bird it's a plane superman broken in a studio time here in florida the vedas minus ten win against the all american alliance and one. she was the first and only today jewishness america. answers come to nineteen forty five shortly after the war. and they were very nervous about having a jewish miss america so they asked her to change her name and not the best meyer said that she refused the university of miami had no problem gaining a scholarship after this man nobel prize winning author i think that the singer retired insert sigh. he's personally jewish man with a brown events seen here with fdr today two jewish women represent southern florida in congress. washington's big shots. now they have to stop in florida. they all come through here with a republican democrat independent outcome for the community in all though some for our votes. we're swing state. remember it was losing florida and its twenty electoral votes that cost less than an hour for the presidency in two thousand jewish comedian says silverman try to make sure that didn't hap

at the nec excavation of honor at the morton minerals archaeologists have discovered three but these monsters dated from the rest of the seven countries. it's been described as the most significant archaeological find in afghanistan the reached the no call for runs the right from the natives so the artifacts will be relocated block but looked a purpose built museum nearby and in the future will be taken to the national museum in trouble and has them on. these buttons. from there. it will be brought up book bush's lincoln was a kid also i was going almost bald and the pundits say in theory the growth of the mining industry should inject comedians into the crippled up and economy. let there be many allegations of corruption regarding the awarding of contracts the minister says is improving transparency by closing a number of bank accounts and publishing all financial details online these are big challenges but if they can the mets mining will help lead up to aniston into far more prosperous future. some twenty nine act dennis time for the nick of time. and. . the i would whittle . were

bass was targeted into heady days of bombing on sunday and monday suggesting that john morton and then it's heating up once again. commentators have said has more. three days of german sure it's in yemen in the white house isn't saying much. first of all i can speak to specific operations that the secret front of the more than decade old war on terror. dammit. it's been really covered in the us media. more than one hundred us contract to kill as many as one thousand people in yemen since two thousand not those are numbers are hard to come by. the latest attacks coming this weekend with a suspected u s turkish right to the truck carrying militants in the aisle by the province on saturday killing thirteen including three civilians who are in the blast. with this letter said. our vehicle was fifteen meters from a tactic to travel from the stress poured on our part. it's up to the first attack the second attack took place two and three of my friends in the process. nearly one year ago president obama outlined the new rules for the restroom for including this one regarding civilian deaths.

morton's important part oh yes that's right no rights to become a one year after ron applause events the people of bangladesh mourning the victims of the country's worst industrial disaster were to ask if the industry has done enough to improve working conditions they are and like we always do will take a look at business news as well as a new report from transparency international corruption in the european union to stay with us. eye. you do. you decide you want to watch. all the images. programs the whole package. dw on the future. the media center on dw tell you. to the eye it's a tragedy for the world to take notice of a region where people work and a catastrophic conditions precisely one year ago a building housing a textile factory in bangladesh collapsed. what eleven hundred people were killed and twenty five hundred were injured. it was the worst accident of the skyline in the country's history. when you're on a void in the bangladeshi capital dhaka i've been marking the anniversary of the new day has been mixed in with relatives and workers demanding compensation and better

i've talked to to and i'd been trained well enough because of one of my college is a professor of morton and he's done a lot of research about making predictions and warns you it's a bad idea because experts don't do so well. nonetheless, we all have to make addictions whether running hospitals or doctors or investors if i did my best on the predictions. >> a lot of people value is one of the architects of the aca, affordable care act, otherwise known as obamacare.

he reminded me that there were those reaganites like morton and 76 and the 1970s and 1980 and in my opinionhe wasn't a saint. he did make mistakes and his first decision after he got the republican nomination was probably his worst decision and that was when he selected george bush to be his vice president. george bush campaigns. george h.w. bush campaigns throughout the 80s and says trust me. i am a conservative and if i'm nominated i will govern you as a conservative. in 1984 the republican convention in dallas texas i'm there with howard phillips president chairman of the conservative caucus and dan rather interviews as one night on television. so he asked us about the vice president we explained he is not in our opinion a conservative for this reason, this reason this reason and the next night dan rather has george h.w. bush the vice president on and he says vice president last night i had howard phillips and richard viguerie on and they say you're not a conservative for these various reasons. what do you say? are you conservative? i had to chuckle when i think of his answer. guess dan

it is clear that the morton memo direct i.c.e. to violate the very law that they have taken an oath to uphold. and that requirement that they replace into removal proceedings , the president has ordered that they do not do so which violates their oath to the constitution, their fidelity to the law and rule of law and usurps the directive from congress which sets it up here in the united states of america. this is an appalling assault on our constitution on the rule of law and the separation of powers and the administration knows it. and i'm not drawing this as an assumption, mr. speaker, but drawing this as a misunderstanding. the president has told us that he taught constitutional law as a professor at the university of chick school of law for 10 years. 10 years of teaching the constitution means you can't avoid means you can't avoid addressing the separation of powers that are distinct between articles 1, 2 and 3 of our constitution. and if we wondered if somehow the president could vice president taught the constitutional law a

morton grove at 31. palos heights at 35. satellite radar shows we have come cover across meanly the southern portions of cook county. later today rain comes through. take your umbrella you could need it. the rain will be light. not to have the. 47 by 5:00 p.m.. 37 by 7:00 a.m.. here is the seven days forecast. 58 degrees by wednesday. then on thursday we are at 67. breezy with a chance of showers. 67 is our high on thursday. saturday with a mix 67 again. chance of showers and thunderstorms. >> we'll update on work on the jane addams. that stretch is a small one but it will be significant in that it will stick around for another 30 minutes. that is bound over to roselle. the green dots moving across the screen is traffic being censored. everything is moving through their trouble- free. volume must be light enough that it's not really impacting the flow yet. a few other hot spots in just a few minutes. >> are in a race against the clock, after search equipment detected two "pings' from what could be the missing malaysian jet.

and the subsequent backlogs, is that as a result of paying more attention to the lower part of the mortonmemorandum where we say we want to go after folks who are law -- you know, not law abiding and leave alone the rest of the folks on that morton memo? >> well, i'm not sure that i can say what exactly has generated the backlog, but it is there. it's extremely real. i mean you know 358,000 is an unacceptably high number. >> sure. >> it leads to resolutions that occur way too far from a time -- from the time that we would like to have them occur. you know, asylum cases take significantly longer to resolve than cases in which removal is not requested, and so those are very time consuming kinds of matters. but it's clear that we simply need more bodies. when i say immigration judges we're actually talking about immigration teams. the judges and all the people who support them. >> so when we talk about immigration judges, and cases we're talking about not only criminal, but we're also talking about asylum issues, and deportation? >> right. we're looking at the full panoply of things that imm

we are way over that period morton grove reing at the upper and lower 60s. right now beecher at 55.g to be a warm day. take your umbrella especially for this afternoon. we have a chance of showers and thunderstorms with the chance of rain increasing each hour after lunch. rain is likely by the evening. a cold front comes through bringing rain and it will cool us down. but today we will hit 72. 5:00 p.m. we're down to 71. 56 degrees on tuesday. when say 55. chance of rain there. thursday looks that more rain 67 with showers and thunderstorms. and this weekend we don't do it again it will be cooler. >> so far so good on the roads. no major problems on the expressway's or the tollways. here's a look at the in bound dan ryan. looking good approach in the circle. that's the case across the board. we do still have a fire in lombard. st. closures in both directions. traffic control is on the scene. otherwise it's looking good. >>police are looking for a driver who hit and killed a woman and sped away. this happened near north and central last night. a witness says the car hit two other veh

. >> jim, i was speaking to robert morton today former producer of, of dave's show, back when you weree nbc side. and when they want to cbs. and he says you guys tried to always get the guests to do something the way jimmy does now. sing, dance, do something. but they started it, it started to wear thin pretty quickly because they're all on these busy junkets, hard to get them to cooperate in the performance isn't it? >> in the early years of late night. we were, not kidded a hot spot. also dave. dave himself was a little more restrained in the days. if you watch some of those first couple years of late night when i was there. compared to dave, you know, of the late 90s and today. you would be shocked. definitely, jimmy fallon, another notch up. he is more, got a sort of sammy davis junior kind of, you know, high energy show business performance thing. i agree with what bill and you said. steven colbert. a lot of us have known him a long time. have sort of regretted the fact he has been locked into one character for these years. because there are a lot of people who have no idea what a

secretary director morton under the ice director, decreased the numbers of deportation of college studentsample. that was the deferred adjudication, if you will, for young people who came here through no fault of their own. has it broken the country? has it done anything to break the system? so we're looking to keep families together. you have to live in texas to see mothers pulled away from children, hispanics, haitians, polish, irish, irish are some of the largest undocumented persons. so to those senators who took the time to write a letter, i want them to go and tread the bill of rights and wonder if they would like to be treated that way. >> congresswoman, sheila jackson lee, thank you so much for your time and thoughts and my scarf. zblaung so much. and affirmative action should be saved. >> yes, it should be. i want to bring in washington bureau chief john stanton. john, my question to you is how much does boehner's sort of what i call jack in the box maneuver yesterday, how much does that hurt him within his own caucus? do you think that sort of gets brushed aside, or will there be

[hip-hop music] ♪ 10 miles outside of my hometown of chicago, located in morton grove, illinois, is theome of athans motors. in 2009, pete athans, a car enthusiast and successful real estate investor, who made millions flipping houses, sunk his entire life savings into building his first car dealership. >> i created a place where you want to hang out, buy a car, sell your car... car's worth 30 all day, wholesale. service your car, or just come by and have a cup of coffee. >> the project took 18 months and cost more than $4 million to complete. >> i've spent all my cash building this place and trying to keep it open. come on. 1,300 in one month? and it's hard to get more money to buy vehicles. >> we're scarce on cars. >> pete hired his cousin tony to be general manager. >> hey, mike, make sure you check that all the tires match. >> okay. >> i'm here every day to make sure everything is perfect. >> and working together has strained their relationship. >> tony, come into my office, please. >> and tony has been talking about leaving athans. >> i can't work in an environment where the owner

. >> and joining me is morton kline, president of the design for america, and we are waiting to see some of the pro russia militant leaders, but when the leaflets came out yesterday, it shook so so many people to the core, and myself included, and we know that you don't know who is responsible, but what are the obvious concerns to this? >> well, myself, a child of holocaust survivors and it brought back images off what is going on in the '30s and the '40s, but one of the reasons that you are seeing more of the anti-semitic activity is the boycott divestment campaigns that is gaining traction in europe, and the fact that some officials are not allowed the speak at certain groups, and they are boycotting the jewish state of israel is why one of the reasons why it is more likely that these types of anti-semitic actions are occurring. of course, i'm grateful that the secretary kerry and others, european union and even russia and ukraine condemned it. >> our jim maceda is there in the region and he spoke with a rabbi in the area, and he said na he was shocked by the leaflets, and others are q

i've talked to to and i'd been trained well enough because of one of my college is a professor of morton and he's done a lot of research about making predictions and warns you it's a bad idea because experts don't do so well. nonetheless, we all have to make addictions whether running hospitals or doctors or investors if i did my best on the predictions. >> a lot of people value is one of the architects of the aca, affordable care act, otherwise known as obamacare. before we talk about that, how did you even get to become an architect? what was your path? acerbic medical school. >> so i was in medical school and not very happy about what i saw around medical school that we were feeling at one of the most frustrating aspects when i would work in the emergency room as a student that we take care of this patient who had heart failure, difficulty breathing, we work hard to make sure the patient was what we called dried out to the excess fluid was taken down and everything was turned out perfectly. inevitably, he or she came back six, seven, 10 days later and we had to do it all again and we

police say a man was found about 8:30 yesterday morning, lying on the ground in red morton park. he was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at a hospital. the man's identity is not yet been released. an autopsy will be conducted to determine the cause of his death. >>> police have new security camera footage will help them find a fire that set fire to offices used by children's hospital oakland. showing a man behind a building just before that fire was reported. he's described as white, balding, between 30 and 40 years old wearing a checkered shirt and dark pants. the fire started around 2:30 in the morning on april 4th. >>> a security guard from a san jose hospital is under arrest charged with molesting children years ago. derrick hammond was arrested last month. not clear why the public is just learning about the case. he was hired to provide security at santa clara medical center. not clear what led investigators to hammond or how many children he is accused of. >>> a former gangster arrested with leland yee to enter a plea in court today. raymond "shrimp boy" chow accused

i like excavation of honor at the morton minerals archaeologists have discovered three but these monsters dated from the first of the sentence reads. it's been described as the most significant archaeological find in afghanistan the reached a no call for runs a rifleman in it so the artifacts will be relocated block but looked a purpose built museum nearby and in the future will be taken to the national museum in trouble was that one these buttons for him so i'm going to be the coach who can take it. one of the day wouldn't that be. in theory the top of the mining industry should ensure canadians into the crippled african economy. but of the many allegations of corruption regarding the awarding of contracts minister says is improving transparency by closing a number of bank accounts and publishing whole financial details online. these are big challenges but the thickening that's mine with the help of the duff chemist on into far more prosperous future. some of the twenty nine dec customers on at a time when you win losing you . i do southern door. it's riskier that the ships of the legend

most known critics opening an exhibit in berlin the show by contemporary artist i'd wait wait at the morton grove is the museum. roundly criticizing official corruption political repression and capitalist success in today's china. it is not this. so he speaks interested in. on the concept of the lead in the second stanza to look at some pieces of this art. you find a message to the eco use it and of course it's very political. because her speaking about. it's going on in china i speak about what happened to him personally but it's also speaking about the relations between china and the words you cannot leave china. he has no parts for the government does not get them as possible to sew a goal to work. he has been done for mr to get to team up in typical in most of the collaboration. and of course reduced intimate than all the tools we have nowadays than it was fantastic to cooperate with them. the lost and found department. one of the seventy five most wanted movies by the british film institute. a lone copy of the nineteen twenty three george peirce in classic love life and laughter. disco

officers found the man laying on the ground at red morton park with a head injury on monday morning. they transported the man to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. an autopsy needs to be completed to determine the cause of death. the push is on. to hold u-c berkeley more accountable when it comes to sexual assaults. on tuesday, two bay area congresswomen joined victims and supporters. who came forward to voice their outrage against the university. the university says that since 2008 they have had less than 10 rape cases but right now they admit that there are 42 active cases including all assaults, sexual assaults, and rapes among other things. rentals-- which is illegal. so, supervisor david chiu is proposing new legislation, which will allow residents to rent their homes on a short- term basis. this would apply to websites such as "air b-n-b." under the legislation, residents would need to register with the city beforehand. final approval is not expected for several months. one bobcat in san jose got a second chance at freedom yesterday. the young wildcat was hit by a car i

morton schapiro says the following -- >> marshall sonenshine, what is your best advice to college graduatesu really want to do. if you think you can plan a people who picked wall street had a little rough ride in the past decades. i have college graduates, three sons, that's what i tell them. >> very cool. >> follow your passions. up with fallout from l.a. clippers owner scandal may threaten the team in the league. and that brings us to the twitter question of the day -- how should the nba respond at 2:00 p.m. when david silver hold his news conference? ♪ some breaking news. energy future holdings, the wass power company that taken private in 2007 has filed for bankruptcy protection. energy future holdings. filing in delaware, after months of wrangling by creditors, owners, and management. >> a soap opera involving kkr, goldman sachs in on it as well. we are honored to have marshall sonenshine with us. we you involved in these transactions years ago? was a 2007 transaction and part of the state of very large deal done at the height of the leveraged buyout market just before the financial cr

caterpillar's largest parts warehouse is in morton, illinois, where it stores and coordinates the movement of parts around the world, helping caterpillar's dealer network maintain inventory levels that meet customer demand and delivering even hard-to-find parts within 24 hours of an order anywhere in the world. in short, most of caterpillar's parts executives are here, most of its parts employees are here, most of its parts are designed here, most of its parts are built here, most of its parts are stored here, most of its orders are filled here, and most of its parts are shipped from here. yet most of its international parts profits go to switzerland. in 2012, minutes of the caterpillar board of directors meetings describe the company's parts distribution operations as "u.s. centric. " so if the parts business is u.s centric, how do most of the profits end up at caterpillar's wholly owned swiss affiliate? here's how. in 1999, pwc provided the company with a list of 49 potential tax strategies to lower its taxes, including a plan to avoid or defer u.s. taxes on the foreign sales of its part

on this matter i would like to point you to the analysis of morton rosenberg, a man who served with great the station for 35 years as the american public law specialist at the nonpartisan congressional research service, and i would like unanimous consent to place his analysis in the record. >> without objection, all extraneous material will be placed in the record. >> he wrote in these proceedings the protections have not been met. i would like to note that stan brand, who served as house counsel, fully subscribes to mr. rosenberg's legal analysis and conclusions. what would actually be far more important for this committee to report on is what the irs is doing to correct the problems that the agency and congressional oversight have identified. the i.g's audit investigation contained nine recommendations that it thought would improve an issue and guidance for reviewing and tracking. at a hearing last month, the irs confirmed that the irs has implemented every single one of these changes. that would be a good thing for the american people to know more about and to really fulfill its mandat

and on this matter i would like to point you to the analysis of morton rosenberg, a man who served with great distinction the americanas public law specialist at the nonpartisan, congressional research service and i would like unanimous consent to place record.ysis in the >> without objection. >> he wrote that the requisite not been met.ve far more important for this committee to report on what the i.r.s. is doing to correct the problem that the congressional overnight have identified. i.g.'s office investigate contained nine recommendations improvethought would i.r.s. management and guidance for revowing and tracking. month theng last i.r.s. confirmed that the i.r.s. implemented every single one of these changes. that would be a good thing for the american people to know more about. and to really fulfill its mandate. >> the gentle lady's time has expired. >> instead of pursuing the destruction of one single woman god givenhe her constitutional rights. >> i now recognize the gentleman from tennessee. >> mr. chairman, thank you and law professor, a at georgetown university who is liberal

the house republicans want to roll back the morton priorities and make sure i.c.e., re-establish a day when i.c.e. would create imminent threat of deportation for all 11 million people. the republicans on the house voting for the kingment votings for that 2013. the contrast, speaking as obama supporter here, between somebody only deported 10,000 people, non-criminal, non-border crossers in 2013, responsive to your concern and a republican house leadership who want to undo all the reforms, and put i.c.e. deportation back into the system immediately. there is enormous contrast there. this is something we have to unearth. this is again very different than where we were a few years ago which is why i think we're having events like this to sort of unearth new data that we have to put a clearer picture we are today. >> just for the record, i'm not going to rise for the bait. i could, but, i am in your house. so i won't take the bait on that one. maybe later in the conversation. >> thank you for coming into the devil's den every few months. >> i enjoy it. it is a privilege. ii want to. >> i w

twenty first and twenty second if russia would continue its fifteen billion dollars worth of aid to mortonnd they act genuinely shocked when when russia. you know a made clear that they wouldn't so all along there has been this success this assumption this misreading of russia's core national security and identity interests that they would just accept it and then the truth is it was one regime to change too many and far too close to russia's red line security issues mark in san francisco a mark in moscow brings up a very good point and after the illegal coup occurred. you know the look at from the washington's perspective you know they they really believe that russia was going to do nothing what do they expect russia to do i mean it's on this border it has national interests there there are russian speakers there there are ethnic russians there and washington truly expected that to me put it this way all right fine. yes i think that was the case if you look at what happened in the orange revolution in two thousand and four. two thousand and five as mark and moscow pointed out. they were th

the united states military still uses this mama morton trick tola is the owner of t.n.t.gunnery a new york gun shop for the past six months he's been selling this modified a ar fifteen rifle specifically manufactured to comply with new york on laws this is the original pistol grip which is a lot more called the ball and now they just did away with the pistol grip because that's what the governor wanted and you have to hold like this. instead of holding it like this but other than that it's the same gone here's the old gun here's the new one before after this old new illegal legal this modified rifle still fires at the same rate using the same power and the same bullets and by just being on the market it has blown a bit of a hole through new york's new gun laws touted as the nation's toughest black rain ordinance a missouri beast firearms manufacturer has released a line of new york compliant rifles after getting verbal assurances from new york officials we came to them and so this is what we propose they looked at what we had and they said yes that will qualify the new yo

morton rhodes kelly is cute analyst at agenda research specializing in european central bank and euro area politics he has built his reputation and client base for getting e.c.b. great calls correct now throughout the eurozone crisis he has argued that politics trump economics and believes that it's critical for investors to keep this in mind now we spoke with larkin about ireland greece and the euro zone and i first asked him to give you our viewers a read on what transpired during the irish boom bust cycle and whether ireland is now in the clear take a look. i think the bubel cycle was a fairly standard quite a few cycles were. too much money chase too few assets just as in question are were housing assets which i know it was like prices became unsustainable the credit dried up because irish banks were funding themselves from just was german savers these were put in it they were borrowing from german banks in two thousand and seven was the crisis that german banks wanted their money back from there is quite a drop in art and the house prices that had been running very high there was

have a half an hour with more for you in the meantime still to come out of the international i v morton also why the controversy behind drone use of mass surveillance is actually leading to more funding. for those who believe in heaven is a place of perfection where all the evils of our world war famine and racism vanish if there is an afterlife we are. i hope that in it we will all finally be equals but that is our spirits said they are corpses will still be very much so segregated especially at a new cemetery in germany you probably think oh some neo nazi group wants to have their own cemetery with those meddling turkish immigrants but no it isn't all lisbon graveyard according to time magazine it's a four hundred square meter chunk of lutheran burial plots has been set aside for homosexual women by a group of elderly lesbians called the sophia association let's take a big deep breath and think about this why in our modern age do we need to divide corpses by their former sexual preference if a few go for a straight person and a homo sexual person happen on the same day at the same gra

on this matter i would like to point you to the analysis of morton rosenberg, a man who served with great the station for 35 years as the american public law specialist at the nonpartisan congressional research service, and i would like unanimous consent to place his analysis in the record. objection, all extraneous material will be placed in the record. >> he wrote in these proceedings the protections have not been met. i would like to note that stan brand, who served as house counsel, fully subscribes to mr. rosenberg's legal analysis and conclusions. what would actually be far more important for this committee to report on is what the irs is doing to correct the problems that the agency and congressional oversight have identified. investigationt contained nine recommendations that it thought would improve an issue and guidance for reviewing and tracking. at a hearing last month, the irs confirmed that the irs has implemented every single one of these changes. that would be a good thing for the american people to know more about and to really fulfill its mandate. i think this committee

police say the man was found about 8:30 yesterday morning lying on the ground in red morton park.peratures today, perfection coming our way. and i wouldn't tell you that unless it was the absolute truth. 57 driveway s in the south bay 57 degrees in san francisco. today, 77 degrees, good air quality in the south bay. a nice gentle breeze building this evening. 74 for the peninsula. 65 out in san francisco. that's a nice day for you. and 75 in the north bay. changes coming to your forecast. we'll talk all about that today at 11:00. let's check your drive. here's mike. >> i was just trying to teach my kids how to do that. you can do it too. that's perfect here as well. 101 looking much better as we're traveling northbound, a lighter flow of traffic. but look at the map. jammed from 85 up to tully because of an earlier cig alert on the southbound side. all lanes now cleared. we had an early morning deadly crash on nbc bay area. more details as the investigation continues. the cause and exactly what happened there. around the bay, a lighter flow of traffic. a lot of schools on vacation