mr. jordan: i thank the chair for all his good work and being recognized. the gentlelady from texas said in her opening statement, there's been no conclusion to the investigation. yes, there has. and this lerner knows it. why do you think she is willing to sit down with the justice department and answer their questions? she knows the fix is in and has been pre-judged and decided. when the department of justice leaks to the "wall street journal" no one is going to be referred for prosecution, she knows she is just fine. the investigation is over. they are not doing it. the highest elected official in this land goes on national television and says there's nothing there, not even a smidgeon, mislerner knows the fix is in. quick time line, she goes in front of a bar association group in town and with the planted question tells that group and the whole country that conservative groups were targeted for exercising their first amendment free speech rights and she did that unprecedented. she did it before the inspector general's report was made public. unprecedente

mr. jordan. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. jordan: i thank the chairman for yielding, i thank the speaker. here's what we know. lois lerner was at the center of the scandal from the get-go. we know she waived her fifth amendment rights, on two separate occasions, she came in front of committee, as che chairman pointed out and made multiple factual statements. when you make fultpl factual assertions you can't say, i invoke my fifth amendment privileges. she waived it a second time when she agreed to sit down with the department of justice. when you waive it in one proceedings, you can't ignore that in another. the new i.r.s. commissioner said it may take as many as two years for him to get us all lois lerner's emails and most importantly, we know that lois lerner and the internal revenue service systemically targeted american citizens, systemically targeted groups for exercising their first amendment rights. think about that, mr. chairman. think about your first amendment rights, freedom of press, freedom of religion, freedom of

mr. order and -- jordan -- mr. speaker, i rise in opposition to the motion and seek time in opposition. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. issa: i yield one minute to the gentleman from ohio. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. jordan: in response to the ranking member, it's not 39 interviews, it's 40. we did another one yesterday and that's going to lead to another one because we learned information yesterday. and the minority staff has released parts of those depositions. we'll release them all when we hear from lois. here's what we did learn yesterday in the 40th, richard, from the department of justice said this in the fall of 2010 at loisepartment, i contacted that justice and the i.r.s. were working together back in 2010, all the more reason we need to hear from lois lerner and the only way to get to the truth is through the house of representatives using every tool we have to compel ms. lerner to come talk to us because we know the fix is in with the justice department's investigation. the fix is in. we all k

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mr. jordan. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. jordan: i thank the chairman for yielding, i thank the speaker. here's what we know. lois lerner was at the center of the scandal from the get-go. we know she waived her fifth amendment rights, on two separate occasions, she came in front of committee, as che chairman pointed out and made multiple factual statements. when you make fultpl factual assertions you can't say, i invoke my fifth amendment privileges. she waived it a second time when she agreed to sit down with the department of justice. when you waive it in one proceedings, you can't ignore that in another. the new i.r.s. commissioner said it may take as many as two years for him to get us all lois lerner's emails and most importantly, we know that lois lerner and the internal revenue service systemically targeted american citizens, systemically targeted groups for exercising their first amendment rights. think about that, mr. chairman. think about your first amendment rights, freedom of press, freedom of religion, freedom of

mr. jordan. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. jordan: i thank the chairman for yielding, i thank the speaker. here's what we know. lois lerner was at the center of the scandal from the get-go. we know she waived her fifth amendment rights, on two separate occasions, she came in front of committee, as che chairman pointed out and made multiple factual statements. when you make fultpl factual assertions you can't say, i invoke my fifth amendment privileges. she waived it a second time when she agreed to sit down with the department of justice. when you waive it in one proceedings, you can't ignore that in another. the new i.r.s. commissioner said it may take as many as two years for him to get us all lois lerner's emails and most importantly, we know that lois lerner and the internal revenue service systemically targeted american citizens, systemically targeted groups for exercising their first amendment rights. think about that, mr. chairman. think about your first amendment rights, freedom of press, freedom of religion, freedom of

mr. jordan. mr. poe. mr. marino. mr.chaffetz. mr. gaudi. mr. ferran fe farenthal. mr. collins. mr. conyers. mr. nadler. mr. scott. ms. lofgren. ms. jackson lee. mr. cohen. mr. johnson. chu. mr. deutsch. mr. george foot snow. mr. gutierrez. richmond. benne. been mr. garcia. jeffries ssolini ly votes aye. >> the gentleman from idaho? >> other members who have not voted who wish to vote? aye. garcia votesay votes aye. leave votese ye.tes a of missouri mr. chairman -- >> has every member voted who wishes to vote? votes aye. e mr. nadler votes no. mr. chairman, 14 members voted i aye, 11 members voted no. >> amendment to the amendment in the nature of a substitute to hr 3361, authored by ms. lofgren of california. after the last section entitled three, add the following section. section 30 x, limiting the collection of u.s. persons communications to those that include the target of an authorized investigation. 50 usc 1881 av -- >> i ask -- >>ous consent that the recognized. >> mr. chairman, i believe that this amendment fixes a loophole saat was created by the fi court and its two thous

mr. jordan. >> mr. hochstein, when can we expect a decision on the keystone pipeline? >> sir, unfortunately i can't answer that question. >> do you know when the application for the keystone pipeline was filed? >> i don't have the date in front of me, sir. >> six years ago. september of 2008. when do you think we can expect a decision? >> the process in the department of state is ongoing. >> are you involved in that decision? >> i am personally not involved in the process. >> my office is. >> is the deputy assistant secretary for diplomacy, and you are not directly involved? >> we have different people working on a variety of different views. obviously i am part of the leadership -- >> are you aware that the e.p.a.'s final report released in 2011, stating there were no environmental impact? >> yes. >> folks making the decision, are they aware of that? >> yes, sir. >> they aware that 2 1/2 years ago congress said makes a decision. the president delayed that and said we want the sand hill issue to be resolved. are you aware it has been resolved? >> i am. >> are the peopl

mr. jordan? we will go to dr. flemming. welcome and you are recognized. >> i want to thank you for allowing me to sit in on this and other members of the committee. i would like to speak for a moment not so much specifically about the law, and the advisability of relaxing laws on marijuana. but to speak as a physician and as a father, a family physician who has been an alcohol and drug medical director twice, someone who wrote a book about preventing addiction in children back in 2007. and what the impact of marijuana is today in america is also changing the attitudes. you know, it was back about 20 years ago, i believe, that there was identified theoreticle values of the use of medical marijuana in the case of dying cancer patients. it would give them comfort. and no one has any needs that we don't want to help patients. this turned into saying marijuana cures cancer and helps with other issues. there is nothing that marijuana treats today that can not be prevented by other medications that are much safer. let's talk about

mr. jordan: i thank the chair for all his good work and being recognized. the gentlelady from texas said in her opening statement, there's been no conclusion to the investigation. yes, there has. and this lerner knows it. why do you think she is willing to sit down with the justice department and answer their questions? she knows the fix is in and has been pre-judged and decided. when the department of justice leaks to the "wall street journal" no one is going to be referred for prosecution, she knows she is just fine. the investigation is over. they are not doing it. the highest elected official in this land goes on national television and says there's nothing there, not even a smidgeon, mislerner knows the fix is in. quick time line, she goes in front of a bar association group in town and with the planted question tells that group and the whole country that conservative groups were targeted for exercising their first amendment free speech rights and she did that unprecedented. she did it before the inspector general's report was made public. unprecedente

mr. jordan had this wonderful conversation about keystone. that is the difficulty of all of this from a business side and also foreign partners and allies around the country. when i talked to make another one statement is when will we get an answer? the difficulty is i can't tell. as a member of congress i can't look and say there's no predictable answer. it could be two weeks before the next permit comes or could be two years. in maybe 20 years. still discussing that. that is terrible for allies to it at some point we have to get some sort of predictability in the process to know we are working in process. it is not a red flag for people to say if you write more letters to us and will slow down the process even more, which is what it seems to be now. >> they have established a track record of getting things out of authorization. these are all complicated valuations we have to do we have to balance conflict in interest. the department has established a very credible and reliable track record. again, we don't have a clockwork doll that says ti

mr. jordan and mr. hochstein at this wonderful conversation about keystone there in this unique position where they are just waiting. that's the difficulty of all of this from a business site and also from our foreign partners and allies around the country. when they come to talk to me that one statement is when will we get an answer. the difficulty is i can't tell them. as a member of congress i can look at the site here's when he enters coming because there's no predictable answer. as we talked about before it could be two weeks before the next permit comes or it could be two years. it might be 20 years. it could be five and a half years. and still discussing it. there's no predictability in this and that's terrible for business and terrible for our allies. so some point we have to get some sort of predictability in this process to know we are working to process here's how many weeks it's going to take and it's not a red flag to people decide if you'll just write more letters to us and we'll slow down

mr. jordan. >> mr. o'neil, we will mark one year since lois lerner disclosed that the internal revenue service was targeting conservative groups and four days later the attorney general announced that this activity was outrageous and unacceptable. that we asked fbi director mueller three questions. who is the lead? how many agents have you hired? his response was "i do not know." what he also said was i will get back to you and find we should know some of the basic information. i would like to know a couple of things. we know ms. boxerman is involved. she has interviewed many of the witnesses. she is in the civil rights division. the attorney general has told us the public integrity is involved. is that accurate? >> the civil rights and career agents at the federal bureau of investigation and treasury inspector general. >> can you tell me some the basic information about the questions i asked mr. mueller, who is the lead agent on this? >> i am sure we can provide information to you. >> we have asked you

mr. right? jordanpper reports. >> as we head toward the 2014 mid-term elections republicans are terrified of being primary from the right. but south carolina senator lindsey graham isn't going to have that problem. accordingaccording to supporterd former congressman bob. >> he is the most conservative person in the south carolina senate race. >> and with endorsements from the chamber of commerce, national right to life and the mining association no one would dare take on this conservative ideologue. >> i believe i'm the true conservative in this race. >> seriously. >> lindsey graham is not a true conservative. >> that is his candidate bill connor. what makes him think he can take on graham. >> i'm endorsed by the facebook tea party 16,000 people throughout the nation and the grandparent rights association. >> seriously? >> yes. >> there really is say grandparents rights association? >> there is. >> do they judge by how many butterscotch candies or nickles they give to grandkids over the years? >> you'l

mr. jordan. >> mr. o'neil, will mark one disclosed lois lerner that the internal revenue service was targeting concerted later the four days attorney general announced that after san this activity was outrageous and unacceptable that after this activity was outrageous and acceptable unannounced. that we had fbi director mueller three questions. who is the lead? how many agents have you hired? his response was i do not know. what he also said was i will get back to you and find we should know some of the basic information. i would like to know a couple of things. we know ms. boxer man is involved. she has interviewed many of the witnesses. she is in the civil rights division. the attorney general have told us the public integrity is involved. is that accurate? and careerights agents at the federal bureau of investigation and treasury inspector general. >> can you tell me some the basic information about the questions i asked mr. mueller, who is the lead agent on this? >> i am sure we can provide informat

mr. jordan. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to pick up where my colleague was at.tements that were telling. the first is always mean to the sound of the gun. that means something, doesn't it? >> yes, sir. >> you take seriously the airman, the soldiers, the sailors, the airman and the people you were an officer for, you take that seriously? >> yes, sir. >> you could not do that september 11 because you say we were waiting for assistance from the state department. you could not react in the way the military always does. is that accurate? sgr >> from my perspective yes. >> you have been in the military for 33 years and all over the world. has there ever been a situation prior to this where you could not react in the normal customary way? >> no situation. >> first time in your 33 years you could not do what the military does: round to the sound of the gun. >> yes, sir, for me. >> and why was that the case? what had the state department done in your time at african command? what was the culture and climate and what happened where you could not what you normally do? >> t

mr. jordan. >> tomorrow will be one year since lois lerner went to a bar association to say irs is targetinge groups. four days later the attorney general announced after saying this was outrageous and unacceptable that there would be a criminal investigation. one month later we have fbi director asked three questions to was the lead agent? how many agents have you assigned it had to interview any of the victims? the response was i don't know. i don't know. i don't know. but i will get back to so now we should know that basic information. so i would like to know we know miss boston and one dash is interviewed because we have interviewed the same witnesses but the attorney general told us the public integrity section is involved in make is that accurate? >> both the criminal division has our career agents and the treasury inspector general. >> can you tell me the basic information about the questions i asked almost one year ago? who was the lead agent on this investigation? >> i am sure we can provide that civic we have asked seven times and sent to seven different degrees they just jealous o

mr. jordan and mr. hoctsteen had this conversation about, they're in unique position where they're just waiting. that's the difficulty of all side and a business also our foreign partners and allies around the country. when they have come to talk to me, their one statement is when will we get an answer. and the difficulty is i can't that.hem i can't look at them and say here's when the answer is noing, because there's predictable answer. because it could be two weeks orore the next permit comes it could be two years. it might be 20 years. it could be five and a half and still discussing it. so there's no predict ability in this and that's terrible for and that's terrible for our allies. so at some point we have to give ability inf predict this process to know yes we're working through the process, here's how many weeks it's going take, and it's not a red flag to people say if you'll just write more letters to us, then the process even more, which is what it seems to be now. >> i'll make a couple points

mr. jordan. >> thank you. i want to pick up where my colleague was at. you had two statements in her testimony that i think are most telling. the first is always moved to the sound of the guns. that means something for you, doesn't it, general? >> yes. >> you take seriously the airmen, the soldiers, the sailors, you had a chance, you take that seriously? >> yes. >> and you could not do that on september 11 because you said we were waiting for a request of assistance for the state department. you could not react normally the way the military always reacts. in this situation you could not do what the military always does? is that accurate? >> yes. >> and you have been deployed all over the world. has there ever been a situation prior to this where you could not react in the normal customary way the military reacts? >> no situation -- >> first time in your 33 years rising to the rank of general, you could not do with the military always does, run to the sound of the guns? >> yes, sir, for me. >> why was that the case? what had the state department done in y

mr. jordan. >> thank you. i want to pick up where my colleagues was that.you had two statements in her testimony that i think are most telling. the first is always moved to the sound of the guns. that means something for you, doesn't it, general? >> yes. >> you take seriously the airmen, the soldiers, the sailors from a you had a chance, you take that seriously? >> yes. >> and you could not do that on september 11 because you said we ofe waiting for a request assistance for the state department. you could not act normally the way the military always reacts. in this situation you could not do what the military always does? is that accurate? >> yes. >> and you have been deployed all over the world. has there ever been a situation prior to this where you could not react in the normal customary weight of the military reacts? >> no situation -- >> first time in your 33 years rising to the rank of general, you could not do with the military always does, run to the sound of the guns? >> yes, sir, for me. >> why was that the case? what had the state department done

mr. jordan of ohio, mr. roskam of illinois, mr. pompeo of kansas, mrs. brooks of indiana.the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to section 201-b of the international religious freedom act of 1998, 2 u.s.c. 6431 and order of the house of january 3, 2013 of the following individuals on the part of the house to the commission on international religious freedom for a term effective ending may 14, 2016. the clerk: mr. robert p. george of new jersey and daniel i. mark f villanova, pennsylvania. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable, the speaker, house of representatives, sir, this is to notify you formally pursuant to rule 8 of the rules of the house of representatives, that the house office of payroll and benefits also the chief administrative officer of the united states house of representatives has received a subpoena issued by the office of compliance for documents. after consultation with the office of general counsel regarding the subpoena, i have determined under rule 8 t

euros due to insurance to possession of the sword and cut the cake that mr has guest today auckland district court was told jordan king from hamilton road currumbin in dublin had no one in particular in mind for him or target in mind and stay out of dublin to be banned from all government buildings except social welfare been released on bail he was remanded in custody that conforms to bail. residential property prices rose by almost eight percent in the year to march the synthesis its office figures confirm increased activity in the property markets. some ghosts estate shopping bought by investors welcome to june the commuter town for goal weight. it's also home to this goes to stage. some of the houses were close to completion. the properties were for sale for an average of about twenty thousand euro each. this afternoon they were sold. there's a real feeling of desolation in this estate. and it's going to require a lot of work and a good deal of money before people will come to live here engine each county needs this was an eyesore. it's now being transformed after it was bowled by an investor until eighteen mo

mr ol mert. guilty of taking bribes, now sentenced to prison. thanks for joining us. >> it's emerged jordan freed a libyan prisoner in exchange for its release of an ambassador to driply. the ambassador was kidnapped last month. he was freed and on his way home he released a prisoner. he has been serving a sentence for a planned suicide attack. in a moment we'll cross live to the jordanian capital. first to tripoli, in libya. tell us more about what happened. >> reporter: yes, well, to begin with the libyan government had not issued a statement as yet. now, with regards to the release of mohammed ledr. >> s. >> he arrived yesterday. then he moved to benghazi. he reached his family home and then, only then, the jordanian ambassador was released. we understand from sources within the family close to the brother of mr al-driss. >>, suspected of being the man behind the kidnapping of the ambassador. he said the mediators were trying very hard to have some sort of an exchange where the brother refused, citing that unless jordan releases his brother, and he reaches his mother's lap, the jordanian

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we know that some of them, they'll enter jordan to make it for us. >> mrs. patrols increased -- police patrols increased and security personnel is needed to cover three shifts. higher sound barriers aimed to prevent refugees entering or leaving. >> there's a hands-off approach. leaders like haas jp are trained and -- hassan are trained to carry out and report threats. >> when there's a problem, we try to solve it ourselves. if we can't, we have to tell them so the issue does not get bigger. since the beginning of the year the deposit used iris scans to note all refugees. >> the jordanian authorities expressed fear about the presence of syrian sleeper cells across the country. they are believed to be working on behalf of the syrian government and suspected of planning to create chaos and instability inside and outside refugee camps. refugees great there are loyalists among them. >> translation: they are infiltrators, syrian government loyalists that want trouble and turmoil. they are in the camp, many in the area. i used to loif in this -- live in this part o

jordan to begin his work of redemption. >>> now moving on to entertainment news. introducing mr. and mrs. kanye west.ey tied the knot at a ceremony in italy. guests enjoyed their time in paris, and then the couple jet thed them off to italy for the ceremony. the bride wore jevoshe. i hope i pronounced that right. this is kim's third marriage, and the couple share a daughter, north. >>> firefighters are working to contain a massive wild fire that has been burning all week. >>> we have great weather for this memorial day weekend. a lot of sunshine. into the 60s and 70s by the bay today. 80s and 90s inland. the forecast coming up. >>> check out this stunning shot. a photographer captured two images of lightning strikes in manhattan. he imagined to take this picture of the lightning striking 1 world trade center. both shots were taken from jersy city, new jersey. yesterday severe weather blew into the area. pretty remarkable. >> world trade center the tallest object in new york city, so frequently the source or the recipient of lightning strikes. in the bay area, we are the recipient of a beautiful sunse

mr. obama will be at arlington national cemetery for memorial day. >>> and after visits to jordan and theestinian territories, pope francis wraps up his three-day tour of the holy land in jerusalem on monday. bringing you more news later in an hour. now back to "lockup." ♪ there ain't nothing you can do to me i ain't already done to me ♪ ♪ held my own gun to me pulled the trigger suddenly ♪ ♪ pass forgiveness for god to be my witness ♪ ♪ try to listen keep close my life is finished ♪ ♪ i walk a thin line and go with evil spirits ♪ ♪ what's life what's wrong and what's right ♪ ♪ the only light is see is life and fights and crack pipes ♪ ♪ i live my life that's my only option i never thought twice ♪ ♪ nothing nice they say stand and fight ♪ ♪ [ bleep ] this life's a roll of the dice ♪ >> the snm and the lc, they've openly declared war against each other. based on the two series of events that have happened at the level vi. attempted assaults by the snm on the lc, then the lc retaliated last week and actually carried out an assault on an snm inmate. what we're doing is try to find their weap

mrs. marshall and your husband, people like constance baker motley, donald hollow horace rnon jordan, ward, so many lawyers who made it possible for me to have those three dozen honorary degrees as well as to become really close to nelson mandela and to go on a journey to the horizon. because had it not been for brown, i think i still would have become the black brenda star. and she could eat her heart out right now based on my journey to the horizon. but it enabled me to go where i wanted to go. and that was to the university of georgia. but i want to hasten to say that 60 years ago, when the attorney general was 3 years old, i was a little bit older. i was in the 7th grade. 1954 decision handed down not a word was spoken in my classroom. and i was writing a book not -- rel, several years ago, sort of an auto biography, and i thought, i can't remember ever hearing a teacher talk about brown. and so i called one of my seventh grade teachers who was still around and i said, what? she said, my dear, i'm sorry to tell you, we did not say a word about the brown decision. because the white powe

mrs. marshall and your husband, people like constance baker motley, donald hollow well, vernon jordan, horace ward, so many lawyers who made it possible for me to have those three dozen honorary degrees as well as to become really close to nelson mandela and to go on a journey to the horizon. because had it not been for brown, i think i still would have become the black brenda star. and she could eat her heart out right now based on my journey to the horizon. but it enabled me to go where i wanted to go. and that was to the university of georgia. but i want to hasten to say that 60 years ago, when the attorney general was 3 years old, i was a little bit older. i was in the 7th grade. 1954 decision handed down not a word was spoken in my classroom. and i was writing a book not -- several years ago, sort of an autobiography, and i thought, i can't remember ever hearing a teacher talk about brown. and so i called one of my seventh grade teachers who was still around and i said, what? she said, my dear, i'm sorry to tell you, we did not say a word about the brown decision. because the white power

. >> i think the representative of jordan for his statement to resign now give the floor to the representative of chile. mr president, we would like to congratulate you on your suction of the presidency of this council, and we would like to reiterate our commitment to ongoing support in your stewardship. we would also like to thank capablefor their presidency during the month of april. we value the briefing by undersecretary general mr. sullivan. since the last time when the council met to discuss the situation in ukraine, just three escalatedthe crisis and once again we see acts of violence and file link -- involving separatist groups. this crisis is very quickly entering a dangerous and unpredictable phase. we regret and would like to express our deep-seated concerns in the recent events. contribute toust a maximum restraint and moderation by the parties, and partiesrate our call on to find a peaceful settlement for the crisis through inclusive political dialogue. also extremely important that parties focus on a peaceful way out of this crisis through direct dialogue, that they refrain from -- and they s

jordan for his statement. i now give the floor to the representative of chile. >> mr.president, i would like to congratulate your delegation on your assumption of the presidency of this council. and we would like to reiterate our commitment to ongoing support in your stewardship. we would also like to thank nigeria for their impeccable presidency during the month of april. we value the briefing by undersecretary general, mr. feldman. since the last time when the council met to discuss this situation in ukraine, just three days ago, the crisis has escalated and, once again, we see acts of violence involving separatist groups. this crisis is very quickly entering a dangerous and unprecedented phase. we regret and would like to express our deep-seated concern given recent events in -- with fatal consequences. this council must contribute to maximum restraint and moderation by the parties and reiterate our call upon parties to use all means relevant to finding peaceful settlement of the crisis through inclusive political dialogue. it's also extremely important that parties

mr. obama said he plans to work with congress to incompetent crease support for opposition groups in syria. listen. >>> we will step up our efforts to support syria's neighbors, jordan and lebanon, turkey and iraq as they contend with refugees and confront terrorists working across syria's borders. i will work with congress to ramp up support for those in syrian opposition who offer the best alternative to terrorists and brutal dictators. >>> well, meantime secretary of state john kerry is defending the u.s. decision not to launch military strikes on syria after allegations of chemical weapons use by the government. he spoke wednesday with cnn's chris cuomo. >> if we had struck with our military for a one or two-day operation in syria, yes, it would have had an impact for a day or two, but every single one of the chemical weapons that were terrorizing the people of syria would have still been in assad's hands. instead, we struck an agreement, which has now succeeded in removing 92% of all of those weapons. the other 8% are under control. they are waiting tore moved as the security situation allows it, and the only weapon that we think may have been used is not one t

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jordan rushed or not they can request at some point in some form. so that's a little early to talk about you know. russia an accident or whatever. mr crean is heaven. ieee you know when i first read about that question. it was his report in the russian press my side and the quest awarding the question is relevant effectively i don't even really think they knew what that meant when they when they wrote the question to be honest on its interpretation on the ground. the man on the street. ahmed people were gathered. you know the people who are the most zealous about his cause to them is tantamount to essentially showing russia now it's true it is not ready to an ex this is not an exact parallel with the crimea scenario and on like randy out one key difference with this referendum is russia is not recognizing delete it in a sea of this referendum as we've seen putin has been trying to distance himself from the referendum but that said the people that we spoke to the people we report what they want absolutely nothing to do with this government in kiev it's not a question at tss it offering greater autonomy to offering the possibility fo

mrs. marshall and your husband, people like constance baker motley, donald hall well, vernon jordan, horaceward, so many lawyers who made it possible for me to have those freedoms and honorary degrees as well as to become really close to nelson mandela and to go on a journey to the horizon. had it not been for brown i think i still would have become the the star, and she can eat your heart out right now based on my journey to the verizon, but it enables me to go where i wanted to go, and that was to the university of georgia. but i want to hasten to say that 60 years ago when the attorney general was three years old, was a little bit older. i was in the seventh grade, 1954 decision handed down. not a word was spoken in my classroom. and i was writing a book several years ago, sort of an autobiography. and i thought, i can't remember ever hearing a teacher talk about brown. and so i called one of my seventh grade teachers who was still around. i said -- she said to my dear, i'm sorry to tell you, we did not state -- say a word about the brown decision because the white powers that be had for