walking to the row, mr. daley. he says to me. we need your help. we're running out of time, over 850 inmates is awaiting for lethal injection in california. every one of them is running out of time. thank you for coming in on short notice, he continues. did you have any trouble getting inside? nothing out of the ordinary, i tell him. i think sometimes, it's harder for lawyers to get into san quentin than it is for clients to get out. it took hours to pass the two metal detectors before i was stuck in a six-by-six-foot wall covered with plexiglas. the death row visitor's area is a stone's throw from a little green chamber which the state of california has its execution. they pass the time going about the monday and the business about incarcerated while their lawyers try to prolong their lives. ok. we're going to recall her. let's start off with talking about "to kill a mockingbird." and what that book meant. you wrote an article about it, john. as a law professor it was something you focused on as part of legal education. how did you choose that and

for stricter epa rules, an interest group lobbying the administration for even stricter epa rules, mr. daley said, quote, what are the health impacts of unemployment? i and my colleagues in congress have urged the epa to seriously consider the cumulative impacts of their rules and how they negatively impact jobs, families, children and the elderly. finally on tuesday, the obama administration made a surprising announcement in that regard. the white house announced a new policy on studying cumulative impacts. now finally, after much of the damage has been done to employment and public health, the obama administration now wants to find out what is happening across the united states because of their rules. well, here's the answer. their rules, closing power plants, shut doung factories, raising gasoline and electricity prices, costing jobs, they all cost jobs and they make people less healthy as stated in this report. so i will release this report, red tape, making americans sick. a new report on the health impacts of high unemployment. studies show epa rules cost americans their jobs and their

first hour of trade now yes month russia could see its biggest privatization deal of the year better mr daley says the country's top lender bank will offer more than seven and a half percent of its shares to the public in april the deal is expected to raise more than four hundred twenty million dollars and that's all the latest from the business desk this hour i'll be back at all fifty minutes i'll see that. this respect to the british gentleman choice was. to leave jackets and those whiskey. a much younger wife. and more than twenty years of intelligence service in profits of the soviet union. philby's choice on forty. emission free clinic a ship.

staff william daley asked one interest group lobbying for stricter rules, even stricter epa rules, mr. daleyhe health impacts of unemployment? i and my colleagues in congress have urged the epa to seriously consider the cumulative impacts of their rules and how they negatively impact jobs, families, children and the elderly. finally, on tuesday the obama administration made a surprising announcement in this regard. the white house announced a new policy on studying cumulative impacts. now, finally after much of the damage has been done to employment and public health, the obama administration now wants to find out what is happening across the united states because of their rules. well, here's the answer. their rules -- closing power plants, shutting down factories, raising gasoline and electricity prices -- they all cost jobs, and they make people less healthy as stated in this report. so i will release this report, "red tape: making americans sick, a new report on the health impacts of high unemployment." studies show epa rules cost americans their jobs and their health. i'd recommend it to

mr. rahm emanuel. [applause] we have representatives dan schakowsky and bobby rush. [applause] the trees were always trim debt. the snow was always shoveled. [laughter] i want to thank axelrod and daley for the pre-program. he might have noticed that we have some guests in illinois this week. apparently things have not wrapped up on the other side. [laughter] there is interest in chicago in the primary on tuesday. my message to all of the candidates is welcome to the land of lincoln. [laughter] i am thinking maybe some linkedin will rub off on them when they are here. -- lincoln will rub off on them when they are here. [laughter] [applause] he was the leader who saved our union. in the midst of the civil war, he launched the transcontinental railroad, understanding that in order for america to grow, we had to stick to ourselves together to be connected coast to coast. he said of the first land grant colleges in the midst of a war because this self-taught man understood that education gives the people the chance to realize their potential and if we were able to get them the opportunity to learn, that would be good for all of us, not just that person. he created the national commanded

white house chief of staff william daley asked one interest group lobbying for stricter epa rules and interest group lobbying the administration for even stricter epa rules. mr. daly said, quote, what are the health impacts of unemployment? i and my colleagues in congress have urged the epa to seriously consider the cumulative impact of the rules and how they negatively impact jobs, families and the elderly. finally on tuesday the guilaume administration made a surprising announcement in this regard. the white house announced a new policy on studying cumulative impacts. now, finally much of the damage has been done to implant in public health v. obama administration now wants to find out what is happening across the united states because of the rules. here's the answer their rules, closing plants, raising gasoline and electricity prices, costing jobs they all cost jobs and make people less healthy as stated in this report. so, i will release this report, red tape making americans sick, the new report on the health impact of high unemployment, studies show the epa rules cost americans their jobs and their health. i would recommend it to every person that work

mr. rahm emanuel. [applause] we have representatives dan schakowsky and bobby rush. [applause] the trees were always trim debt. the snow was always shoveled. [laughter] i want to thank axelrod and daley for the pre-program. he might have noticed that we have some guests in illinois this week. apparently things have not wrapped up on the other side. [laughter] there is interest in chicago in the primary on tuesday. my message to all of the candidates is welcome to the land of lincoln. [laughter] i am thinking maybe some linkedin will rub off on them when they are here. -- lincoln will rub off on them when they are here. [laughter] he was the leader who saved our union. in the midst of the civil war, he launched the transcontinental railroad, understanding that in order for america to grow, we had to stick to ourselves together to be connected coast to coast. he said of the first land grant colleges in the midst of a war because this self-taught man understood that education gives the people the chance to realize their potential and if we were able to get them the opportunity to learn, that would be good for all of us, not just that person. he created the national commanded -- academy