mr. cooper? >> no. >> mr. cooper votes no. >> mr. turner. >> aye. >> mr.turner votes aye. >> miss burdio? miss burdio vote no, sir. mr. klein? >> aye. >> mr. klein votes aye. >> mr. courtney. mr. courtney vote no, sir. >> mr. rodgers. mr. rodgers votes aye. >> mr. lobbysack vote no, sir. mr. franks? mr. franks votes aye. miss tsongas. miss tsongas votes no. mr. schuster. mr. schuster votes aye. mr. garamendi. >> no. >> mr. garamendi vote no, sir. >> mr. conway. mr. conway votes aye. mr. johnson votes no. mr. lamborn votes aye. miss hanabusa. miss hanabusa votes no. mr. whitman? >> no. >> miss spear vote no, sir. mr. hunter? mr. hunter votes no. mr. barber? mr. barber? mr. barber votes no. dr. fleming? >> aye. >> dr. fleming votes aye. >> mr. carson? >> mr. carson votes no. >> mr. coffman. mr. coffman votes aye. >> miss shea-porter? miss shea-porter vote no, sir. >> mr. ridgell votes aye. mr. mafay? mr. mafay votes no. mr. gibson? >> no. >> mr. gibson votes no. >> mr. kilmer? >> no.eel >> mr. kilmer votes no. >> mrs. hartzler? aye. mr. castro? mr. castro vo

mr. cooper. >> thank you mr. chairman. let me stipulate that joe wilson is one of the finest members of this committee. i'm a fan of all the members of south carolina and georgia but it's still an earmark folks. the chairman and i had a short conversation earlier and it was his understanding that someone in the administration requested this. i just got an e-mail and they did not requested. dod did not request this. there is a base level of $196 million in the president's budget. that's fine and i'm not disputing that but surely $200 million is enough for our friends in south carolina for a debt project area this is just an earmark. this is a zombie earmark. this is a dead project and it's not enough to give a $200 million. we are going to give it another $120 million because we love joe wilson and jim clyburn. there's another mystery here in some might even call it miracle. because we are witnessing a birth. the only way he can claim this is not an earmark is that happened without anybody being involved. it just happened.

mr. cooper: how much time do i have remaining? he chair: 1 1/2 minutes. mr. cooper: i would like to yield to the gentleman from california 0 seconds. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for 30 seconds. mr. garamendi: i took up a amendment a moment ago about how we use our resources to keep these miss will silos opened when they are not needed. we are talking about billions and billions of dollars. if we are really concerned about how we deploy our precious money, then we ought not be doing this amendment. i yield back my time. the chair: the gentleman yields. mr. daines: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. cooper: i urge my colleagues to oppose this amendment. it's poorly drafted and prevents routine testing and maintenance of the silos which couldn't be in the intention of the authors and micro manages the defense department. for them to give you seven more years of relay. it sets a new level of parochialism and greed. so i hope the members will reject this amendment. the cha

mr. cooper.ink that i can have freedom but you can't because you're short or you're tall or gay or fat or pretty or thin but i can have it, not because by anything i earned. i just was born white, i was born pretty then you're just stupid. the truth is no one of us can be free until everybody is free. and every one of us needs to say to our children, children this is your world. come out. stand out. earn it. >> you ask questions in a time magazine article recently that you authored and questions i want to ask you. you wrote, can you imagine if we did not have this under-girded hate and racism and if we were not crippled by these idiocies, can you imagine what our country would be like? how can you answer those questions? can you imagine? >> yes, i'm brought to weep when i think what my country can be and will be when we develop enough courage to act courageously and with courtesy and respect for each other. just imagine what on earth -- we wouldn't have to say we're the most powerful country in t

the story said mr cooper an intruder and tonight's match. in southern yemen the army has killed forty al qaeda suspects and wounded dozens of others on basics of a major offensive according to ministry officials the terrorists killed a range of la provence and many of them to be foreign nationals over seventy militants have died in the operation and twenty four soldiers also report to last the tides. residents have reported exceptionally heavy artillery fire and raids targeting al qaeda hideouts in the region. south sudanese rebels have denied systematically killing hundreds of civilians when they kept the oil town of bint too. united nations has accused rebel forces and children men women and children hiding in a mosque church in hospital. off to capture invent even thinking of the victims according to ethnicity. the rebels say they would not responsible and the civilians were killed in crossfire as it grows back the un and the body it would appear that you and them stand up and kick. but as to the goodwill pile can call it the. but the gov

mr. cooper. >> open for discussion. i am curious. i thought i knew the rules. i know that you opened this session by saying there would be no earmarks. i am curious out of a hundred and $20 million for the facility in south carolina and even though it has been declared dead by the department of energy, why is that not an earmark? >> and going to give some expert advice here. [inaudible conversations] >> i'm going to come back to that. the staff went over this with them. so much stuff as gone through, and it does not to call. let's go back to mr. smith's opening statement, and then i'll answer your question. >> i apologize. i made my opening statement 11 hours ago. don't need to repeat it. i have nothing to say. >> back to mr. cooper's question about the 120 million projects. >> the facility in south carolina. >> a longstanding policy that the administration has not decided on an alternative. the administration needed additional money before shutting it down. >> there are already under $96 million in the bill for that this is an additional 120 million. wind is t

mr. cooper of tennessee which reduces the total number of enlisted aids that support general officers. >> any further debate on the enblock amendment? if not, the question is on adoption. the amendment offered by mr. wilson. so many as are in favor will say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it and the amendment is agreed to. are there further amendments to the subcommittee report? >> mr. chairman i have an amendment at the desk. >> you have an amendment at the desk? >> i do. >> clerk please dispense -- pass out the amendment. without objection reading of the amendment will be dispensed with the chair now recognizes the gentleman for the purposes of offering and explaining his amendment. >> i thank the chairman. my amendment addresses a very real problem, which is unfolding across our country at different military bases, particularly those serving our navy and marine corps, and the problem is there is a sharp increase in the cost of the wages for the concession airs that are providing what are truly critical services and support of our men and women in uniform. these are restaurants th

mr. michaud, for your cooperation. i would ask does any other member have a statement they would like to make? very well, all those in favor of the motion to issue the subpoena will say aye. all those opposed, no. the motion carries. i'm now going to i sign the subpoena for the production of emails and written correspondence and hereby direct its issuance forthwith. this concludes our business meeting for today. this meeting is adjourned. >> aeration seki will be on capitol hill on thursday. he is expected to talk about the fate of veterans health care provided by the v.a.. you can watch this live on c-span at 10:00 a.m. eastern. what's coming up next, "newsmakers." after that, marco rubio speaking at a gop dinner. in a look at the cable show in los angeles osa by the national cable and telecommunications association. >> we want to welcome back to "newsmakers" the chairman of the appropriations committee, hal rogers. republican ofhere with us to help us with kentucky. questions, two reports, andrew taylor with the asso

principles and taverns that help to cooperate this project so first and foremost abby who cooperated the event (clapping) mr. gene from garfield and paul school mr. allen lee and chinning elementary school and claet stephanie from the elementary school let's give them a big round of applause. we also (clapping) we've mentioned the main room is named after our first public person laurence there's a beautiful bust it was xhiktsz in our artist it here deanna there she is it's a beautiful piece of art (clapping) okay. now without further ado, you've heard repeatedly the wonderful support we've had from the friends of the library our executive director here is talk about his work director scott (clapping.) thank you lewis it's a great pleasure to be here. you you've passed the bond that built the building but you made all the furnishings and stacks i helped to raise from $20 to $79,000 we've got over 4 hundred and 36 donors who given so thank you for your generous support you'll see the names on the wall and if you want to make a donation one gentleman gave me a check for $1,000 this afternoon. we wouldn't have

i have no expectation miss lernor will cooperate. >> mr. chairman, i have a statement. i have a procedural question, mr. chairman. i have a procedural question. you cannot do this. we are better than that as a committee. i asked for a few minutes. --. >> i'm the ranking member of this committee and i wanted to ask a question. for the past year, the central republican accusation in this investigation -- >> we are adjourned. close it down. >> before our -- >> thank you. >> if you will sit down and allow me to ask the question, i am a member of the congress of the united states of america. i am tired of this. >> well -- >> we have members over here, each who represent 700,000 people. you cannot just have a one sided investigation. there is absolutely something wrong with that, and this is absolutely unamerican. >> congressman darrell issa later had to apologize for his behavior toward elijah cummings, his now infamous cut his mike gesture. that's just one example of how it has been advantageous to the democrats to have elijah cummings in that room, to be participating in t

mr. your cooperation. like to ask if anyone else has a statement to make. the motion carries. i am now going to sign a subpoena for the production of e-mails and written and herebynce, directed to issuance forth with. this concludes our business meeting for today. this meeting is adjourned. >> the chairman of the senate veterans affairs committee bernie sanders and eric should inseki are on capitol hill next thursday discussing the state of veterans health care. coming up on c-span today, house debate on creating a committee to investigate the 2012 benghazi attacks. at 7:00 a.m. eastern, washington journal examines federal highway funding and emergency unemployment insurance. at 9:00, the debate on the research and development tax credit bills, and it charter school bill. >> you can now take c-span with you wherever you go, with our c-span radio app for your smartphone or tablet. listen to all three tv channels or c-span radio anytime. there's a schedule for each of our networks so you can tune in whenever you want, play podcasts of recent shows from our signature programs, li

. >> president obama happens to be in the district in coopers town. mr. won that district in 2012 by six poips and happens to be the same percentage point that gibeson won the district. robert turner told us eldrij's fund can benefit if it is not a way to spread money around to get elected. >> something that appears as fodder in campaign commercials but there is enough media coverage locally that voters will be able to see it and judge for themselves if it is a serious long- term investment in the region or if it is it a political propaganda. >> we wanted to interview eldrij about this but his campaign said he is only speaking to local reporters and not national media like the fox news channel. >> i wonder why? eric shaun, thanks. >> many americans continue to struggle with drug addiction and the number of overdoses is rising over the past two decades and there is a push to widely distribute one drug that prevents deaths from overdwoess. it should be carried by all first responders and vaebl in your local drug store. joe frank, an addiction expert that ru

mr. brashov, but if you don't cooperate with us, we have no choice but to demand full repayment on your existing loan. g-52 ! bingo ! more senior citizens ? yes, but this is different. look at all the food on the tables ! pick up ! four orders for table number six ! well, this is more like it. and they're going to be here every week from now on. we're talking to other organizations about holding their meetings here also. we are ? yes, we are ! that's a great idea. well, if you keep this up, we just might consider giving you that loan after all. - jamal ! are you all right ? - we've been worried about you. where have you been ? searching every junkyard in the city looking for this. what is this ? it's a replacement for the heat regulator. now i can fix the stove and you won't need to get a new one. - and who is this ? - i am jamal al-jibali. - how do you do ? - jamal is our handyman. - technical engineer. - technical engineer ? yes. i graduated second in my class from the university of cairo. this is wonderful news ! well mr. littleton, i guess i will not need that loan after all. - if jamal is r

mr. jace has been cooperative and that like we told you, they had the two children.in protective custody. really a tragic situation. there is some information we are learning at this hour that in fact he had some financial difficulties. as you noticed he hasn't had a new show in a while because the ones we have referenced are from a time ago. >> he filed for bankruptcy in 2011 for about 500 to a million dollars. apparently he was behind. he made a payment plan and was apparently behind on that payment plan as of december of last year. in among, aaron hernandez, former star football player for the patriots now charged with two more murders. tell us about that guilfoyle. >> two individuals. apparently a chance encounter they are still investigating the motive one daniel -- 28 yeerlts old and a 29-year-old both brutally murdered. shot in heir car essentially in kind of a drive by shooting. mr. hernandez has now been connected to that homicide and apparently some the forensic ballistic reports are what are tied to the two cases together. keep in mind, the double homicide

mr. chairman. thank you for the testimony. ms. friend, with our cooperation or assistance to the military, to what extent is it complicated by some of the rules and regulations we have about dealing with militaries that have human rights abuses lodged against them or have problems that way? what restrictions are we under and how does that limit our ability to work with them? >> so essentially, sir, under the leahy provision, any unit that we suspect of having committed gross human rights violations, we cannot provide military training or assistance to. the broader implications of your question, however, how much does it affect our engagement with nigeria, it affects it very much. we have struggled a great deal in the past to locate units that we can work with and, indeed, to convince the nigerians to change their tactics, techniques and procedures towards boko haram. another way that we are very, very careful to ensure that we are only providing assistance to those who will not use it in ways that may affect civilians or otherwise violate international human

their debut queried mr kelly's repeated references to g so not cooperating which on their own piece of property function she saw. learned that instead of chewing on complaints need to lose perhaps this particular report might not be necessary in tone it down or tv news good throws. and i have to cross over the top of the cars on the twenty fifth jan says the government buildings to swirl the joint by the crime comes on and paul reynolds protein first this was the minister don spy controversy was the one who tenaciously clung to power why this decision now wounded and the pew report is the latest in a long line of controversies to thank the minister for justice. if you think like we had the on field the new fortress which was the internal costs the report and the penalty points system now and some would say that of reports and results with. the and the comptroller general's report is the point system and put my lunch hour in the wake of the ad interim report that criticizes god whistleblowers. he also he also criticized and the auctions at all but the sergeant morris mackay the claims t

mr. chairman. thank you for the testimony. ms. friend, with our cooperation, to what extent is it complicated by some of the rules and regulations we have about dealing with militaries that have human rights abuses lodged against them or have problems that way? what restrictions are we under and how does that limit our ability to work with them? >> so essentially, sir, under the leahy provision, any unit that we suspect of having committed gross human rights violations, we cannot provide military training or assistance to. the broader implications of your question, however, how much does it affect our engagement with nigeria, it affects it very much. we have struggled a great deal in the past to locate units that we can work with and, indeed, to convince the nigerians to change their tactics, techniques and procedures towards boko haram. another way that we are very, very careful to ensure that we are only providing assistance to those who will not use it in ways that may affect civilians or otherwise violate international human rights standards is our intel

cooperation. >> i have a 15-second follow-up, mr. chairman. is it fair to begin to hold -- is it fair to hold this group up as yet another example of what secretary clapper was talking about when he said the decentralization of al qaeda and emergence of these different groups and regions poses the new face of the al qaeda threat in the 21st century. this is one more example of those types of groups popping up in different parts of the world and pose a different challenge in nature from the al qaeda we confronted during the 9/11 pierce? >> senator, yes. >> thank you. >> thank you, senator rubio. chairman mendez has returned. >> thank you very much. what is in a banking mark-up, but appreciate the opportunity. let me ask you, mr. secretary, it is my understanding that nigeria has not been cooperative with us in our efforts to designate boko haram as a terrorist group at the united nations. is that the case? >> until very recently, they were reluctant to designate them at the united nations. this week, their permanent representative did consult w

mr. michaud, for your cooperation. i would ask does any other member have a statement they would like to make? very well, all those in favor of the motion to issue the subpoena will say aye. all those opposed, no. the motion carries. i'm now going to i sign the subpoena for the production of emails and written correspondence and hereby direct its issuance forthwith. this concludes our business meeting for today. this meeting is adjourned. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> the chairman of the senate veterans affairs committee and the secretary of veterans affairs will testify about the state of veteran health care. coming up on c-span, the supreme court oral argument in u.s. about whether law enforcement concerts cell phone content without a warrant. then the house judiciary committee. as later the house debates committees investigate the 2012 benghazi attack. next washington journal, congressman john delaney of maryland on the highway tru

implications for arms control, what are the implications for cooperating in other areas of russia and the whole ukrainian situation? >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'll be pleased to answer that question. first of all, i would say that this administration has made it very clear that it is important to continue to cooperate with russia where we can, where our national security interests coincide, but then when we disagree, we disagree and we make our disagreements very clear. so there's no question that it is in our national security interest to continue to work with russia and international partners in multilateral efforts that are key to global security. such efforts as elimination of syria's chemical weapons, for example. our work together on iran. and i would add also our work together in the arms control field that means continued implementation of -- >> so you're not advocating, the administration and what you're suggesting today a good policy would be not to punish russia in those areas. for what they're doing in the ewe crepe? i would not say punish. we have a very clear position on the events of ukraine -- >> so we should not

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mr. drake? unless you cooperate with our investigation, we have more than enough information to put you away for a long, long time. you better start talking." >> and they talked numbers: 478 months-- 35 years. the government said he would have the blood of soldiers on his hands for what he did. >> narrator: tyrrell wanted drake to confess and admit that he was the center of a conspiracy involving roark, binney and the others. >> i was not going to plead out. and he was all ticked off and he says, "well, we'll just have to go with what we've got." >> narrator: drake and the others faced decades in federal prison and at least tens of thousands of dollars in legal bills. desperate, they came to believe they had only one chance. (crowd cheering) as it happened, 2008 was a presidential election year, and there was one candidate who was promising a change. >> are you fired up? ready to go? fired up! ready to go! no more secrecy. that is a commitment i make to you as president. >> he is promising to be the most transparent administration in history. he believes that there's been too much secrecy. >> he

mr. bleacher, i hear what you're saying. but then on anderson cooper's he then goes on to rant and say awful things about someone who is beloved, not only in the nba but across america. we're talking about magic johnson. this is what he said not when he was being taunted, if you will by anderson cooper but simply in a response from anderson. listen to this. >> here is a man who -- i don't know if i say this. he acts so holy. he made love to every girl in every city in america and he had aids. what kind of a guy goes to every city and has sex with every girl and then catches hiv. is that someone that we want to respect? i think he should be ashamed of himself. i think he should go into the background. but what does he do for black people? he doesn't do anything? >> should an nba owner be saying these things on worldwide television -- not just domestic television -- worldwide television about magic johnson? >> mr. sterling is entitled to his views about magic johnson and they don't have to conform with your views or my views. the fact that he doesn't like

the finance committee, democrats and republicans, for their good work, their cooperative work, their bipartisan work. and, mr. president, with that, i yield the floor and i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: mr. reid: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent that the call of the quorum be terminated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i now ask unanimous consent that notwithstanding rule 22, on march -- i'm sorry, rule 22, on thursday, may 15, at 11:15, the senate proceed to vote on cloture on calendar number 667, calendar number 668, calendar number 669, then proceed to consideration and vote on confirmation of calendar number 693 and calendar number 541. that if cloture is invoked on calendar number 667, 668 or 669, at 1:45, all postcloture time be expired and the senate proceed to vote on confirmation of the nominations in the order listed. that following disposition of calendar number 669, the senate proceed to vote on cloture on calendar number 732 and that if cl

do want to reiterate appreciate the staff's cooperation and support on this on the 10-year response as well as working with mr. wade and his staff on the rebate signing as well. >> thank you very much. >> happy earth day commissioner torres. >> thank you very much i have a question so there's a set of recommendations that have been presented and i'm just wondering if the puc staff general manager's office and team had a chance to look at the recommendations. >> before you arrived we had a discussion on this. this is a letter and we're going to prepare a response and come back to the commission at a future meeting addressing each one of these issues. >> so the answers were not incorporated into the potential action that we'll be taking today? >> that is correct. we actually just received a letter this week and this is a reiteration and we can't fully address those in a comprehensive way and we'd like to develop some responses to bring back to you. >> okay and so this would not prohibit us from taking action today potentially. >> this would not prohibit you from taking action today. >> okay i just would want to

mr. speaker. like many americans i have been disappointed with the lack of cooperation in washington, d.c. so today i am happy to offer congratulations to the united states house and senate for this very important, bipartisan conference report that when passed and implemented will promote millions of jobs and mean billions of dollars of economic impact for our nation. as a proud member of conference from south florida i'm especially excited to see the advancement of the widely supported expansion of port everglades and the restoration of our most precious wetland known as the everglades, the source of drinking water for seven million people. although the bill's not perfect, we are today living up to the desire of the american people that we work together for the good of our country. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks to discuss a local issue facing port of palm beach. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. frankel: thank you and i yield the rest of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr.

mr. bleacher, i hear what you're saying. but then on anderson cooper's show, he then goes on to rant and say awful things about someone who is beloved, not only in the nba but across america. we're talking about magic johnson. i think that whatever they decide needs to be done, i should work with them. i love my league and my partner. am i entitled to one mistake? it's a terrible mistake and i'll never do it again. is it har snsh of course it's harsh. but it he a like i don't deserve -- i thought they were doing more. >> that was then. there is a lot going on. jeffrey toobin joins me along with steven. a smith, cohost of espn's first take. what do you think of this report of steve ballmer buying the clippers for reportedly $2 billion or so? >> that's a lot of money, no question about that. certainly didn't anticipate the sterling family or clippers would be able to be sold for that amount of money. i can assure you, if it is that amount of money, that gives the nba and board of governors more incentive to be sure a sale takes place and that donald sterli

metrological driven city that's our goal in cooperation with the residents and businesses to see the best technology is available to all of us >> thank you, mr. lazarus. >> next speaker good afternoon. i'm ms. butler in the noah residents i want to compliment you for your efforts. i also want to second with the gentleman from the hate ashbury said about requiring at&t to provide an accurate make up b of what this is going to look like and with american people accurate designation of where exactly it is going to be placed if that hadn't happened they need to do that it could be included in your legislation. and also have concerns i realize you are trying to address the neighbor pitted against neighborhood but i'm not convinced that the neighbors coming tooth and talking about various locations the what if what if at the end of that meeting the neighbors are not in agreement about where the box is going to be placed and if this happens i can see that then who decides where will the final decision be made and by whom that's not in the legislation >> in the department of health of public works. >> okay. >> and i notice at the board of permit app

attorneys and particularly highlight where the cooperation is no longer included. but, third, mr.evenson said something that we need to at least have one panel of people, and that is health care approach and things that we can do and drug divergent treatment, addiction, addressing both as a criminal and a health care problem. i would think the u.s. attorneys would welcome that more than any one group, because i have had u.s. attorneys and d.a.'s that expressed to me that they wish more was done on addictions and rehabilitation, because they are the ones that see it every day. >> mr. chairman, i want to make it clear that i think we share the common goal of reducing drug use in america. the question is what the strategy will be. mr. levin and mr. stevenson have pointed out that there is a better, more cost-effective way of actually reducing drug use in america. others have suggested the war on drugs is working. i think the war on drugs has been shown to be a complete failure, it has wasted money, it has not reduced drugs, and there are more cost-effective ways of doing it. that is

cooper. it wasn't one mistake. this is not an isolated incident. mr. sterling needs to be judged by the nba owners by his entire history. and that includes what he did at the ardmore apartments and the deplorable treatment of candice jones, this poor woman who had such courage to fight despite her disability she just wanted to be in her little apartment which she considered to be her home. i mean the flooding and fungus and conditions. she died before this lawsuit was over. but her memory lives on and the nba needs to take note of it. >> you want the owners to take all of it into account. not just this interview. let's switch to v. stiviano. now it seems there was some indication she gave that maybe sterling knew that he was being recorded before. now he denies that. so that brings up questions about whether she broke the law in recording this. here's anderson and sterling talking about v. >> did she ask you for money? do you believe she was trying to extort money from you in any way? >> you know, forgive me for saying this, but she is a good person. s

mr. sterling basically talking about racism regarding himself and regarding anderson cooper. >>. >> there was a claim that is made that you have a plantation mentality, and now are you saying you feed these guys and -- >> i think you have more of a plantation mentality than i do. you know, i think you're more of a racist than i am because i'm not a racist, and i never have been a racist, and i'll never be a racist. >> i mean, in addition to this, sean, you know, in addition to the many other things he said, he said he intends to fight. essentially he has made it clear he wants to fight. he has nothing left to fight with, right sf. >> i think he almost indicated that it wasn't even worth fighting. he said, listen, if i'm going to spend millions and millions of dollars to try to win myself back into this country club where he knows people don't like him, he might not put up a fight. now, rochelle -- excuse me -- shelly might do something very different. >> there is still an indication that she wants to hang on to this asset. >> well, at this point the sterling family are a liability to the

we heard of this after anderson cooper and oprah had mrs. sterling on. >> i thought she had the lady with the -- she had the girlfriend a week ago. but i think she just had the wife, yeah, yesterday. >> friday is her last day. >> friday is her last day on "the view." i think she was on "snl. >> bill mawr did a thing on his show friday night. >> defending him? >> not defending himself per se but saying inside your own home is there no code of silence, can you not hang out in your own bathroom and tell your friends something. >> i don't know he said he felt really bad that he was some of the people to twist their horrific ideas. >> sterling said that was a bad rollout. >> why did he say that? he said, i'm sorry, but this is magic johnson. >> he said he had not done enough for minorities. >> look, that's a wrap. i'm not going down there, but where were you going on this? >> i understand because i feel uncomfortable with the idea that you can start taking property away from somebody because you don't like something they have said, particularly w

when mr narendra modi, then the prime minister elect announced that he had made invitations to all the south asian associations for regional cooperation, the countries that surround india and form part of the economic group took time for the pakistani prime minister nawaz sharif to make up his mind. he arrived, as seen on monday, all the leaders, congratulating him on his group. this is roughly an idea of all the national newspapers, what they say, looking at narendra modi's inauguration, and an important handshake on monday. becoming the 50th prime minister. we are not expecting a formal statement. the trade and cross-boarder security has been discussed. >> both leaders may want to turn the page to better tides. will they allow them to do that, that both share a bloody and violent history. >> yes, both are nuclear armed neighbours, and disputed territory of kashmir. depending which perspective you look at, india argues and accuses pakistan of the sponsoring terrorism, by alarming fighters across the boarder to attack and kill soldiers. there has been other bloody confrontations. india's previous government would not stand. and narend

mrs. zaius sterling. his mom and dad. part two of his interview with anderson cooper aired on cnn tonight. missed part one on monday it may have been the first time i've ever seen an apology that was more offensive than the thing being apologized for. for some reason he lashed out at magic johnson he kept saying magic has aids, that magic hasn't done anything to help the african american community, and that magic is trying to use this scandal to trick him into selling the clippers to him. last night, anderson cooper sat down with magic who definitely took the high road. >> this notion i want his team, if i was going to trek somebody, deceive some body, be dishonest with some body, steal some body's franchise it is going to be the los angeles lakers. let me just relay that to you right now. it won't be the l.a. clippers. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: even when they win, the clippers can't win. magic johnson went on to say that he won't hold a grudge against donald sterling and that if he saw him in public he would say hello. which i would love to be a fly on the wall when that happens.

attorneys at particularly high light where the cooperation is no longer included. third, mr. stevenson said something that we need to at ,east have one panel of people and that is health care approach and things that we can do and drug diversion treatment, addiction, addressing both as a criminal and a health care problem. i would think the u.s. attorneys would welcome that more than any because i have had d.a.'s thatys and wish there could be done more on addiction because they are the ones that see it every day. i want to make, it clear that i think we share the common goal of reducing drug use in america. the question is what the strategy will be. mr. leven and mr. stevenson have pointed out that there is a better, more cost-effective way of actually reducing recuse in america. others have suggested the war on drugs is working. i think the war on drugs has been shown to be a complete failure, it has wasted money, it has not reduced drugs, and there are more cost-effective ways of doing today, and that is what the debate is all right. >> thank you, we all agree on that, tha