ok we don't have mr oliver at the moment will bring you more from him in the next hour but for now that's all we have for this hour let's now return quickly to one of our top stories of the european day all the action against austerity these are live pictures from the protests which have just begun they are provided by our genes or rather the video agency some of the largest trade unions are from across europa have come together on the eve of a two day european leaders a summit budget cuts and especially unemployment are the focus of the rallies you could say any of them millions across europe have washed their job of prospects think of with the euro crisis just to remind you you can watch iraq please live stream from the protests at our team home. right i'll be back with more latest news in around thirty minutes a do stay with us might be for that report on an unseen conflict in a remote area of colombia a scramble for gold you're watching on t.v. . or you were an investigator ben emmerson has decided to not let the sins of the recent past go he's demanding that the u.s. government relea

mr. oliver. rich: he is doing this push through the midwest starting in chicago this morning and this is to get the keystone pipeline built. we are at an oil refinery in houston, texas, where they clean, distill and enact the complex to distill the crude oil coming from or part of it comes from the tar sands, project the keystone pipeline will bring from alberta canada down here in texas if it is built. it is under review in the state department, the canadians are pushing to get it built, the unions are getting it built, environmentalists say no way because they say if they kill that pipeline, they can kill the production of that oil all the way up in alberta canada. the natural resources minister says that is not so. >> keystone is one of the projects, but this is not either or. we will move ahead and advocate for principal the pipelines west and east. obviously each individual case subject to approval, but we think it is in our national interest to have infrastructure built so we can bring our

mr. ginsberg and sarah ballard here tonight as they sent olive gong, and never spoke for themselves. >> she seems to have a nice woman but did not have a clue as to ha was going on and the sunshine task force had to can her twice it was embarrassing for her when she came the first time and asked to go and find the it records and she had not done a thing and she was basically taken to the wood shed and and send back to find something. so i don't, the way that i look at this, rec and park is never treat it as serious issue, and i think that mr. ginsberg with his 50 categories but not one for mark. i find is interesting that he would go through everything, i wonder what key word he was using it would be interesting to find out. and honestly i don't believe him. i hope that that answers your question, thank you. >> thank you. >> any other questions for mr. wooding? >> comments in the commissioners? >> i am looking at the one e-mail april 25, 2011, that is on page 235. of the december 5, 2011 sunshine ordinance task force packet. for me, the issue comes down to like i said one, did he search the

gong. >> olive was asked twice for the it records and she did not review the records. as mr. shaw mentioned on the good government guide on page 89, mr. herrera likens it files to something that should be found in a dumpster. basically my case, i will make this more illustrated. this is the case about how the recreation and park department a public-city run agency directed by phil ginsberg has tried to hide the abuse by deleting all records by the sabotage of a public forum at the common wealth club by changing the title, the panelists and the title of the meeting. the rpd was unhappy that the citizens with different points of view in the rpd's official policy were going to speak at the common wealth club. the topic was to discuss what was called the golden gate park under siege. commercializing, and in particular, they were trying to build a artificial turf soccer field at the beach shalet. >> i think that miss ballard working on behalf of mr. ginsber wrote a letter to curtis and asked him to change the meeting. she says, basically, she goes on and asks, she tell us and say

mrs. park still even during this period offering diplomatic exchanges, offering an olive branch to the norththat's because she knows that the united states is behind them with any military measures should those be required. >> okay, so, chris, met me ask you this, what is the end game for north korea? >> well, you know, i think we shouldn't just get in to the notion that somehow this is the same old, same old. we have a very untested leader. they're obviously trying to show that he's a wartime leader. you know, i don't think we should assume that this is necessarily going to be a success for them. i think what is also interesting is that historically the north koreans have really tried to play off the idea that there's a left wing in south korea that they can sort of use as their fifth column. and yet they seem to have really written that off. so, i think we're into an era right now where the north koreans have essentially kind of cut off any possibilities or hopes of reconciliation on the korean peninsula. in the meantime, i think it's been important that we -- that our reaction has been ve

mr. lundgren about the jcpenney deal and he hung up on her. it appears someone may have extended an olive again, it's not exactly clear who. the judge says he wants the name of the mediator they have selected by tomorrow. melissa? >> all right, courtney, thank you very much. want to get straight to josh lipton now. we got a quick market flash. news on herbalife. josh? >> that's right. herbalife popping here in the afterhours. here's your news. herbalife holder carl icahn disclosing a 15.6% stake in an amended 13-d filing. that is up from 13.6% as of march first. herbalife up about 1.5% in the afterhours. melissa? back to you. >> 15.5% stake now. karen, what do you think carl's got up his sleeve? >> i think he's got poking ackman with a stick up his sleeve. it's fascinating to me. i think it's sport for him. >> yeah. >> maybe he loves herbalife, but i think it's more sport. >> i think karen's right. and i hope -- i hope carl's got an exit strategy. my sense is that ackman's going to wind up being right in terms of -- maybe not the stock action, but i think his premise is going to wind up b

mrs. park, still even during this period offering diplomatic exchanges, offering an olive branch to the north she knows that the united states is behind them with any military measures should those be required. >> okay, so, chris, let me ask you this, what is the end game for north korea? >> well, you know, i think we shouldn't just get in to the notion that somehow this is the same old, same old. we have a very untested leader. they're obviously trying to show that he's a wartime leader. you know, i don't think we should assume that this is necessarily going to be a success for them. i think what is also interesting is that historically the north koreans have really tried to play off the idea that there's a left wing in south korea that they can sort of use as their fifth column. and yet they seem to have really written that off. so, i think we're into an era right now where the north koreans have essentially kind of cut off any possibilities or hopes of reconciliation on the korean peninsula. >> and that was christopher hill, former u.s. ambassador to south korea and joseph ceriocione, the

olive branch. his first action after the so-called charm offensive is to put mr.run the labor department, this would not increase the chances for detante. >> let's talk about the labor secretary in particular in 2013. >> the national labor relations board that passes on labor practices and infringements when labor unions and companies do things. doesn't exist, and invalidated president obama's appointees to nlrb, and it's likely to be defunct throughout his term. that means for the president's allies in the labor movement who are very important to him and he's very important to them, they're looking for the department of labor to get the heavy lifting done. the only place to go to advance the agenda and even now at this very moment they're waiting with rules that could make it much harder for companies to get advice from their lawyers when they're dealing with potential strikes or potential union organizing so there's he a lot at stake in the labor department for all the lawyers in the country right now. >> megyn: his world few matters, it matters to both democrat