mr. roberts. no. mr. enzi. no. mr. thune. no. mr. burr. no. isaacson. no. mr. portman. no. mr. toomey no. mr. coates. no. mr. heller. no. mr. scott. no. mr. wyden. no. mr. schumer. aye. mr. nelson. no. mr. mendez. aye. mr. carper, no. mr. cardin, aye. mr. brown, aye. mr. bennett, no. mr. casey. aye. mr. warner. no. mr. chairman. chairman votes no. >> clerical announce the result. >> mr. chairman 19 nays. >> amendment is defeated. do what, now? anyone else want to be recognized? senator brown, is this your last one? >> it's my last amendment, wonderful amendment, numbers 42 and 43. double play for the benefit of the chairman. autos, parts and industrial products. 42 and 3, i ask for them to be considered together. >> without objection. >> thank you. >> specifically, they require the president to assess whether a trade agreement would benefit the auto sector in the industrial sector including steel before beginning negotiations or continuing those negotiations after completing the assessment, the president would have to consult with the committees of jurisdiction including this c

mr. roberts? >> no. >> mr. roberts no. mr. cornan? >> [inaudible conversation] >> mr. schumer? >> mr. nelson? mr. menendez? mr. corker? mr. bennett? i mr. warner? >> chairman votes no. >> the amendment is agreed to. who is next? >> mr. chairman, do we already announce? i would ask consent it will not change the outcome if you vote aye. >> without objection. >> ok. who wants to be recognized for any further amendments >> mr. chairman? >> ok. >> i have an amendment and it states a principle negotiating objective of future trade agreements would be the mutual elimination of state-sponsored export financing institutions. when the state sponsored finance institution was reauthorized in 2012, congress required the treasury secretary and i quote initiate and pursue negotiations to reduce with the goal of eliminating subsidize programs. the treasury has failed to meaningfully comply. there are no explanations of what concrete steps were taken pursuant to the law to reduce export somebody's desk export subsidies in the annual report. here is the simple reality. taxpayers are required to subsid

mr. roberts? >> no. >> mr. corning? >> no by proxy. >> mr. burger? >> no. >> mr. isaacson? >> aye. >> mr. toomey. >> aye. >> mr. scott. >> aye by proxy. >> mr. white? >> no. >> mr. cantwell? >> no. >> mr. menendez? >> aye. mr. warner? >> aye by proxy. >> mr. chairman senator carper is aye by proxy. >> mr. warner. >> aye by proxy. >> mr. chairman? >> no. >> chairman votes no. >> clerk will announce the vote. >> 16 nays. >> it's not agreed to. senator nelson, i think you're up next. >> you said you would prefer me to offer my amendment to the customs bill. i have filed it. i think this is a preferable bill. >> okay. your choice. it has been in effect since 2005. they bring in yarn and fabric from outside and make it into a garments and textiles. so that the preference is conditioned on the labor department. this is super important to me. there's a town of some 1500 people. it has one industry in the town and it employs 300 people in that little town. that industry takes this stuffing of comforters that has been produce edd they make it into comforters. that business is going

roberts: mr. borman? mr. borman: we have an ongoing series of discussions with cuban government officials. i suspect this would be one of those topics in those discussions? sen. roberts: undersecretary scuse. mr. scuse: i defer to my colleague. sen. roberts: senator stabenow. sen. stabenow: thank you, mr. chairman. i had the same conversations with the secretary of agriculture about the process. they were indicating about 80% of the farmland is owned by the government. about 20% by the private sector. i said, can we sell to the 20%? no. it has to all go through the same process. there's a lot of change that needs to occur. i do want to stress that we have tremendous opportunities. senator leahy was talking about products in new zealand. they are getting powdered milk from new zealand. milk producers would be happy to oblige. we're closer to potatoes and beans and things that are available. apples seem to be a delicacy at christmas time. i said, we can give you christmas every day. we have a lot of opportunitie

mr. roberts? >> i would like to record it as aye. >> aye. >> the clerk will announce the vote. >> mr. chairman, 18 ayes and eight nays. >> the ayes have it, and the amendment is adopted. okay. are there any other senate amendments. >> yeah. mr. chairman? i would like it change my vote to no. >> you want to change -- would it change the outcome? >> it would not. >> no. >> without objection, your vote will be changed to no. are there any further debate on this bill? >> mr. chairman? my understanding is i thought that was on final passage of taa -- >> it was. >> it is. when you asked are there further amendments, are you talking about the next -- >> no, we're enjoying this so much. i want to know -- >> okay, all right. didn't want to foreknow it the possibility we were on to the next. >> okay. let's move along. the committee will consider the chairman's mark, modification of s 1009, a bill to extend the african growth and opportunity act. the generalized system of preferences, the preferential duty treatment program for haiti, and for other purposes. i'm pleased that the committee is con

roberts: mr. borman? mr. rman: we have an ongoing series of discussions with cuban government officials. i suspect this would be one of those topics in those discussions. sen. roberts: undersecretary scuse. mr. scuse: i defer to my colleague. sen. roberts: senator stabenow. sen. stabenow: thank you, mr. chairman. i had the same conversations with the secretary of agriculture about the process. they were indicating about 80% of the farmland is owned by the government. about 20% by the private sector. i said, can we sell to the 20%? no. it has to all go through the same process. there's a lot of change that needs to occur. i do want to stress that we have tremendous opportunities. senator leahy was talking about products in new zealand. they are getting powdered milk from new zealand. milk producers would be happy to abide. others would as well. we are a whole lot closer. potatoes and beans and a whole range of things are available. apples seem to be a delicacy at christmas time. i said, we can give you christma

mr. roberts claim that's has man ip it laed aircraft systems while in flight, a clear violation of united policy. we decided it in the best interest of the customers and crew members that he not be allowed to fly united. notwithstanding his attempts we are confident our flight control systems could not be accessed through techniques he described. we will hear from roberts more. >>> california's normal rainy season is over and as you well know, it did not produce much rain. but, we could see a little this weekend. or this week. i should say, right now, there are some clouds out there, but it is moderate. some cities were in fog all day. otherwise, it was dry this weekend. abc 7 news has a look at changes coming with the live doppler 7 hd. >> you are trying stretch out the weekend, we are talking about cooler changes and potentially wetter weatherheading our way for the new week and school work. we see the fog bubbling around the bay and it held on the coast the longest and limited the sunshine, temperatures were well below normal. where you saw sunshine in full effect the entire day, like

mr. robert' claim he has manipulated aircraft systems while in flying, a clear violation of united policy we decide it's in the best interests of our customers and crew members that the not be allowed to fly united. not withstanding his attempts we are confident our flight control systems could not be accessed through techniques he described. and we'll have much more of our interview with roberts in our 11:00 newscast. >> a man whose voice was heard on the air with as in the east bay for years is dead. wesley burton was kit by a hit-and-run driver. cornell has more. >> reporter: that police search continues tonight. it is a shock to everyone here at kpfa radio. they can't believe they're beloved coworker is gone. a voice on the radio, silenced. >> i was going to say something profound about this, but the fact is it's just a shock. >> reporter: kpfa radio host kevin vance can't describe. >> how can this happen to such a great guy? >> reporter: burton was a radio engineer and co-hosted late night side show radio. his last broadcast was friday where he predicted the warrior was take the nba

mr. robert' claim he has manipulated aircraft systems while in flying, a clear violation of united policy we decide it's in the best interests of our customers and crew members that the not be allowed to fly united. not withstanding his attempts we are confident our flight control systems could not be accessed through techniques he described. and we'll have much more of our interview with roberts in our 11:00 newscast. >> a man whose voice was heard on the air with as in the east bay for years is dead. wesley burton was kit by a hit-and-run driver. cornell has more. >> reporter: that police search continues tonight. it is a shock to everyone here at kpfa radio. they can't believe they're beloved coworker is gone. a voice on the radio, silenced. >> i was going to say something profound about this, but the fact is it's just a shock. >> reporter: kpfa radio host kevin vance can't describe. >> how can this happen to such a great guy? >> reporter: burton was a radio engineer and co-hosted late night side show radio. his last broadcast was friday where he predicted the warrior was take the nba

mr. chief justice. justice roberts: well, the first part -- mr. verrilli: and i will and i'll go right at the question you asked. the first one is, of course, this court's ruling addresses what the states must do under the 14th amendment. and the and the second point is that when you get to a question like the one your honor asked, that is going to depend on how states work out the balance between their civil rights laws, whether they decide that there's going to be civil rights enforcement of discrimination based on sexual orientation or not, and how they decide what kinds of accommodations they are going to allow under state law. and they could well you know different states could strike different balances. justice roberts: what about federal, it's a federal question if we make it a matter of constitutional law. mr. verrilli: but the question of what how states use their enforcement power is up to the states. justice roberts: well, you have enforcement power, too. mr. verrilli: right. and -- and well, that's certainly true but there is no federa

mr. roberts until 2013 when they moved out. there were no evictions and vacant since they moved out. it's in poor condition, a lot of violations and they didn't have the money to renovate it. it's a cottage and of course it was not deemed historic. a picture of it is there. oh and could you please turn on the -- down at sfgtv would you turn on the photographs please. >> it's showing. >> great. and let's look at the new building proposed. the new building sits between the building on the left and if you point to the appellant's building and to the right those owners support. the building in the middle as you can see has a number of setbacks both at the ground floor and top. if you point to the setbacks that face mr. martienez. a number of extra setbacks to protect that window that sits there. there's a huge window on the other side of mr. martienez's top floor not shown here. here is a close up of the additional setbacks made this weekend to cut back the building on the right to make sure there is further light and privacy protections for mr. martienez there on the left. we're sorry t

mr. --. >> roberts is grand kids inspired the ring tone chose.ed and said he balances it with johnny cash's i walk the line depending on the day, of course. that does it for me on this edition of the "way too early" program. shout out, michelle choe production assistant got up at 3:30 a.m. every day to help me out this week. >> i like walk the line. i like that one. happy friday. we have a packed show this morning. the latest in the hunt for 2016 with casey hunt. he'll join us live from new hampshire p w our interview with jeb bush. he explains why his trips to chipotle are a bit different than hillary clinton. and he'll explain why marco rubio should have waited his turn to run for president. and you know him from his roles on phrasefraser and the good wife. he'll be here to talk about his new musical with one of his stars. all that and much more coming up on "morning joe." to work hard, know your numbers, and stay focused. i was determined to create new york city's first self-serve frozen yogurt franchise. and now you have 42 locations. the mor

mr. chairman. no.mr. roberts . senator roberts: i would like to be reported as aye. clerk mr.chairman. :18 ayes. the eyes have it. >> i would like to change my vote to know. senator hatch: what change the outcome? >> no. senator hatch: without objection , it is changed. any further debate on this bill? >> my understanding is that it was on final passage. didn't want to forego the possibility here. senator hatch the considered -- senator hatch: we will consider a bill to extent african growth opportunity. and the generalized preferences and the duty treatment program for haiti. and for other purposes. we are pleased the committee is considering legislation extending and renewing several of our programs today. let me say through months of hard work and toughing inations ranking member whiten and i were able to reach agreement on the bill with the ways and means committee chairman ryan. identical legislation is being considered in the house. and i hope that we can pass that into law for a short order. we call up that particular bill. let me just say, senator whiten. do you have a

mr. roberts. will announce the vote. mr. chairman. 18 ideas. 8 nays. yeah. mr. chairman. i would like to change my vote to no. want to change the outcome? no. it will not. my understanding is that it was a final passage. yeah. when you asked if there was further amendments. talking about. enjoying this so much. didn't want to forego the possibility here. all right. we will move along here. and considering the chairman. and a bill to extent african growth opportunity. and the generalized preferences and the duty treatment program for haiti. and for other purposes. considering legislation extenting and first let me say that during months of hard work and toughing inations ranking numbers were able to reach agreement on the bill with the ways and means committee chairman ryan. and ranking member 11 the result of the legislation to be considered in the house. and i hope that we can pass that into law for a short order. and i hope that the member left side support it. so, um. we will call up that particular bill. let me just say senator. do you have any comments? senator. do y

mr. robert found could pose a security threat. >> this is chris roberts, the man who claims he can take down a measurable plane armed with nothing more than the click of a mouse. hacking into entertainment system on board and stalling the airplane's missions. >> you have to understand how computer networks work and avionics work and communicate between those systems. >> able to block the plane from the ground. >> we have in the airplane hooking up to the in-flight entertainment but theoretically, you can also leave devices behind and remotely get in through the on board wireless. >> just last week the government accountability office issuing this report confirming the security loophole. >> so is the faa ready for this and now why is the airline going after security researcher. chris joins us. nice to have you back. >> thank you very much. nice to be on again. >> so, chris, what happened on saturday when you wanted to board united flight. >> i actually got a telephone call about two and a half hours before i boarded about somebody calling me from a hotel in gulf resorts telling me i wasn't al

mr. robert powers in the building department for failing to stop work once your permit has been appealed. to me, this gets to the very heart and integrity of an apellant process or a fair process in the city of san francisco, that people just keep doing things because they feel like it one morning, what's the point of what we're doing here today or this city hall or for any of us as citizens to take the time to complain about a permit that isn't abiding by the code? so they continue to do the work, the nov's from robert powers in the building department are current nov's. how we know that is because they say that they are building until a decision is made by this body. so there are 5 nov's all together, three from mr. yee, two from mr. powers, two of the five are on 15 nobles, two of them are on sefrp and 9 nobles alley i want to show you what the realistic product is, the practical effect of this failure by the permit holder to abide by the law and to abide by the notices of violation. the practical effect is this: the practical effect, this is signed by dennis yee, he took the photos, m

mr. roberts there. we will be looking to see who exactly shows up in whether or not we actually get a clean view of them entering the justice department is another question as well. olivia: peter, is a very exciting deal, there are plenty of secondary deals that may be contingent upon this. charter, comcast, what possible concessions might brian roberts actually make to satisfy regulators? peter: there is a list of possibilities, and none of them really all that palatable to comcast. they like the deal on the table or else they would not have signed up but the big one up front is the sheer number of people that will have with the combined companies in terms of their broadband subscriptions. 57% of the country -- it is a big number in the eyes of the federal government. 29 percent of cable subscribers. it is less the cable, more the broadband. part of new york, los angeles chicago -- hard to imagine comcast would accept that. other aspects of this that they could again tweak as well could be some of the

mr. robert's claims that he manipulated the system, we have decided it is in the best interest of our customers and crew members he not be allowed to fly united. he said the research and the work indicates that it is possible to hack an airplane. >> has anybody done it? >> good question. i'm not sure the best way to answer that. leave it at that. >> united says "we are confident our flight control systems could not be accessed through techniques he describes." roberts hopes it will lead to a dialogue with federal authorities about the security risks. abc7 news. >>> an attorney for the san francisco sheriff will head to court tomorrow to ask a judge to remove his domestic violence misdemeanor from his record. in his paw session he wrote his three-year probation ended on march 19th. he complied with all terms without a problem. he was arrested in 2012 for bruising his wife's arm during an argument. >>> the search is on for the hit-and-run driver who killed the east bay father of three young children. he was driving home early saturday morning when a speeding car hit and killed him in oakland. he

mr. robert -- help me. seles deputy secretary of defense home integration and defense support of civil authorities at the united states department of defense. the honorable michael huerta, administration of the f.a.a. the honorable joseph clancey, mr. robert mcclain chief of the united states park police, and many kim dine chief of the united states capitol police. we welcome you all. pursuant to committee rules all witnesses are to be sworn before they testify. mr. blodgeet you are included as well. we would ask that all the panel please rise and raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? thank you. you may be seated. let the record reflect that all the witnesses answered in the affirmative. all of your written statements will be entered into the record. we would ask that you limit your verbal comments to 5 minutes. we will recognize administrator -- mr. irving first. we will then excuse him

mr. roberts plan he has manipulated aircraft systems in flight a clear violation of united policy we decider best interests of cuss mornings and crew he not be allowed to flight united." roberts hopes this leads to a dialogue with the airlines and federal authorities about security risks. >> arena will rock for game two of the playoffs against the pelicans. the warriors held on for a victory after leading by 25 points late in the third quarter. tonight they will maintain home court advantage in the best of seven before the soars shift to new orleans on thursday. our reporter will have a report from the arena at the top of hour. >> stub nation -- stub nation proof you are never too young to show your warriors pride and the fans showing off support for the blue and gold. you can show yours, too #dubon7. so many kids are out there and want to be players. >> so ace to root for a winning team. a lost years growing up in the bay area. we did not have a lost winning warriors teams. >> lisa, talking we are talking about a winning forecast. >> well, more like the season we will feel temperatures coo

mr. robert' claim he has manipulated aircraft systems while in flight, clear violation of united policy,d it is in the best interests of our customers and crew members that he not be allowed to fly united. roberts tells me he wasn't actually testing the aircraft during flights and he ss still waiting to hear from united themselves. >> doesn't sound like he is a problem. he says united hayes a problem. what about the problem? >> the problem itself -- according to the government report that came out last week, connections to the internet can, quote potentially provide unauthorized remote access to aircraft avionics. >> that's the problem. >> it is a problem. chris roberts says it's a very complex process to access the system and it takes a number of steps to be able to do it. take a listen. >> it's not an easy thing to do. and there are very few individuals or groups who i would be capable. >> united tells me it is confident that its flight control systems cannot be accessed through the method head described. >> he said they could and they said he was a problem and believed he had done it.

mr. robert de niro yesterday.dirty grandpa. >> what about the other photo where zac efron is almost naked? he looks amazing! >> why are we not pitching that? >> anthony is bitter! >> why are we not talking about his crap. >> it's official russell wilson and sierra are dating. they went to the state dinner at the white house. >> she looked like money. >> can i clown with you? she came running up to me because she found out sierra

mr. robert goldingcauf for the u.s. government accountable office. welcome to you all. all witnesses will be sworn in before they testify so i'd ask you if you would please ride and raise your right hasn'ts. do you solemnly swear or affirm to that your testimony that you're about to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. >> let the record reflect that all winters have answered in the affirmative. thank you and please be seated. in order for to allow some time for discussion and dialogue, i would ask that you would limit your oral testimony to five minutes but your entire written statement will be made part of the record and so mr. ferrero, we'll come to you recognized for five minute. >> good morning. chairman meadows and ranking member connolly and distinguished members thank you for inviting me to discuss the national archives and records admission and our ranking in the partnership for public services best places to work in federal government. my written testimony contains details of the many actions under way to address employ engagement

mr. robert maclean chief of the united states park police and mr. kim dine chief of the united states capitol police. we welcome you all. approximate you are sunt to committee rules all witnesses are to be sworn before they testify. mr. blojet you are included as well. we would can:that all members -- or all of the panel please rise and raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you're about to give will be the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth? thank you. you may be seated. let the record reflect that all the witnesses answered in the affirmative. >> all of your written statements will be entered into the record. we would ask that you would limit your verbal comments to five minutes. we're going to recognize mr. irving first. at the conclusion of those remarks we are going to excuse him so he can tend to the duties of escorting the prime minister into the house of representatives. mr. irving you are now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. good morning mr. chairman mr. cummings and member of the co

mr. roberts? alex: time warner cable might be a loser. tom: what about disney and the rest of them?ve at stake here? alex: they're probably in the and winners. because the more distribution platforms -- this was your earlier point. netflix, hulu, amazon apple. they're all paying disney. they're all paying time warner. the more distribution platforms the more of these guys win. tom: and comcast loses? you can do this on monday. i actually learned something. brendan: he actually learned something and we couldn't get to google because tom was so fired up about net neutrality. this is an amazing day for us. tom t somebody said title ii on set and it wasn't me. twitter question of the day -- should u.s. investors worry about greece? tweet us @bsurveillance. ♪ brendan: you are looking at live pictures of new york city. south of new jersey as the sunrises. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am brendan greeley. bill dudley will be speaking this morning at 8:40. "in the loop" anchor betty lui joins us. betty: you get the newsmakers to come to you here right? brendan: i just like the snacks.

mr. roberts. aye. mr. enzi. aye. mr. cornyn, aye. mr. thune. aye. mr. burr. no. mr. ikicson. no. mr. portman. ay aye. mr. toomey. aye. mr. coates. aye. mr. heller. aye. mr. scott. aye. mr. wyden aye. mr. schumer. no. mrs. stabenow, no. mr. nelson. aye. mr. mendez. no. mr. carper. aye. mr. cardin. aye. mr. brown. no. mr. bennett. aye. mr. casey. no. mr. warner. aye. mr. chairman. aye. chairman votes aye. >> report. >> 20 ayes six nays. >> the ayes have it and the resolution is ordered reported. ask consent the staff be granted authority to make technical, conforming and budgetary changes to all the bills reported today and without objection, it is so ordered. before we adjourn, if i could have order. if i could have order. i want to thank all of my colleagues for their participation today. and i especially want to thank senator wyden for his efforts throughout this process. we've worked very closely together and i've really appreciated it. as we noted today was a long time coming and i want to give credit for senator wyden for his leadership and willingness to reach across the aisle o

mr. robert gulf for the president in 2013 and had 12 meetings at the white house starting all the way back on the president's jobs council and spokespeople said there were never discussions about the merger with the administration but again comcast isn't the only big companies it donates money happen to get out the. stuart: charles: one big-name against it was read hastings and silicon valley has been charting their elbows saying we want to see at the table. is washington wall street thing no we want to coming because all the action is in silicon valley the great news is in silicon valley all the green news is in silicon valley feels like a gaining more political clout. >> at silicon valley, look who has the ear of president obama, mr. schmidt at google. but you have established old media companies, very quietly donated to the democrats in the past. news corp. in 2012 gave obama $58000. fox sports was not thrilled with the idea of the merger going through. neither was netflix, they were not thrilled with this merger going through. the question to ask you and mary kissel were doing this ear

mr. robert -- help me with the pronunciation -- selas. deputy assistant secretary of defense for defense of civil authorities at the united states department of defense. the honorable michael huerta, administrator of the faa the federal aviation administration, joseph clancy director of the united states secret service, robert plik complain chief of the park police and mr. kim dine chief of the united states capitol police. all witnesses are to be sworn before they testify. mr. blo j get, you are included as well. we would ask that all members of the panel please rise and raise your rand. do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you're about to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. thank you. you may be seated. let the record reflect that all the witnesses answered in the affirmative. all of your written statements will be entered into the record. we would ask that you limit your verbal comments to five minutes. we're going to recognize mr. irving first. at the conclusion of those remarks we are goin

mr. robert goldenkoff for the u.s. government accountability office. welcome to you all. pursuant to committee rules all witnesses will be sworn in before they testify so i'd ask you if you would please rise and rise your right hands. do you solemnly swear or affirm to that your testimony that you're about to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. let the record reflect that all witnesses have answered in the affirmative. thank you and please be seated. in order for to allow some time for discussion and dialogue, i would ask that you would limit your oral testimony to five minutes but your entire written statement will be made part of the record and so mr. ferriero we'll come to you. you're now recognized for five minutes. >> good morning. chairman meadows and ranking member connolly and distinguished members of the committee thank you for inviting me here today to discuss the national archives and records administration and our ranking in the partnership of public services 2014 best places to work in federal government. my written testimony co

mr. roberts but others can jump in as well. with respect to your paper, as you improve immigration enforcement how do you ensure that you're addressing the portion of the immigration flow where there's national security related concerns, whether it's special interest alien countries, people from there, or other sort of human smuggling counter-narcotics related concerns within the immigration enforcement flow. thank you. >> so, that's -- i think that goes back to the discussion earlier, that there are different threat factors and broadly they would include those coming illegally to the u.s. for economic reasons. the entry of illegal drugs and then the entry of potential terrorists, the national security component and i think that different measures are needed for each of these three vectors. at a very broad sense the probability of apprehendsing somebody coming into the u.s. does relate to stopping all three of those threat factors, but the number of people entering the u.s. for national security -- adverse national security pur

mr. ice ice baby himself. robert vanwynkle, a. k.a. vanilla ice took a plea deal. after stealing from an abandoned home. turns out he was fixing up the house right next door for his show on the diy network. he contends that the theft was all a big misunderstanding. >> always watching, all tracking, wusa9's first alert weather. >> have you seen vanilla ice's home? >> i have. >> i do love that. >> no, it's okay, it's not bad. >> he takes, you know, huge abandon homes and redones them. >> or goes next door. [ laughter ] >> exactly. >> and you can see it tomorrow, that we have hit 74 today. that's the deal. let's start with a live look outside. it is the live michael and son weather cam and a very nice evening. it is windy, but still 7-1 71 degrees. humidity 71%. winds now out of the south at about 16. around town we're fine. most of the showers, they were way back to the west. i think that most of these are going to dry out and pull up to the north and the east before they get to place like frederick or leesburg. but i suppose that you could have a sprinkle tonight. f

mr. smith: that was so implicit in the whole system. this has been in operation since 1990. chief justice roberts: implicit usually doesn't work. mr. smith: they gave everybody the opportunity to attack the categories that they proposed. justice kennedy: i thought the position was that he didn't need to consider cost that the first step and that would include your initial category. mr. smith: the categories are the second step. justice kennedy: but you didn't take that second step. mr. smith: yes they did, they categorized oil fired plants in four categories. justice kennedy: you say that was done based on cost? how much did that save. justice scalia: did we know how much of the 9.6 alien dollar cost would be reduced? mr. smith: i don't have that calculus, but something like 90% of that which is most of the $9.6 billion, has already been spent. and industry has not experienced the kinds of the peoples that are being described. the rule takes effect in the middle of april so the idea that the result was somehow ludicrous or outlandishly expensive, is belied by the fact that the industry is bringing itself into full compliance. justi

mr. roberts' claims that he has manipulated aircraft systems while inflight it's in the best interest that fly united. all airlines are to be on the lookout for suspicious activity. travelers connecting wires or unusual parts to the airplane seat. just last week, a government watchdog warned cockpit computers and air traffic control systems could, in theory be vulnerable. the faa says it's unaware of any attack. many pilots insist today's modern cockpits are walled off and unlikely to be compromised. >> i am completely convinced that in a modern fly by wire computer airplane the redundancys to protect the flight management system and the flight control systems would prevent it being hacked. >> yeah united airlines says it's confident that its flight control systems cannot be accessed through chris robert's hacking techniques. the faa says it is working to identify potential vulnerabilities. guys this is more theoretical right now than practical. >> i am glad they are thinking about it and guard against it. thank you very much. >>> coming up the guests are arriving we are getting -- say it

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mr. pink? robertawesome apartment. >> yes. >> 300 million, that's what they put on this. you think it's going to be hard to put a real accurate number on this heist. how come? >> it started at 300, then it went to tens of millions now we're at 100 to 150. the prices for diamonds have exploded as the wealthy look for places to put their money. a lot of this stuff probably hasn't been sole. these are jewels owned by the aristocracy of london for ages. >> how do you move it? >> there's always -- >> no one is going to know where it came from. >> there's always a guy in russia for that. a lot of this stuff hasn't been on the market for a long time. they're still figuring out what's stolen and they have to figure out what the value is. 2013 in cannes that was about 136 million, 140 million, if this is 150, this would be the ultimate pink panther of all time. >> wow amazing. let's move on to something else amazing, that 48 million -- did you say something about a sushi bar converts to a bathtub or something?

that is always been the high level speculation that brian roberts and mr. over at comcast, gave al sharpton, who is very close with the white house, that show and for one reason only, that was to facilitate this deal. if this gets killed, check how long he stays at msnbc. >> charlie fast, thank you very much. -- gasparino. >> i will. liz: charlie breaks it. the rant heard round the world, you heard it right? the espn reporter caught on camera, berating a parking lot attendant. >> not a attendant. some guy toeing a car. liz: she had to go to the attendant to get the car back. does the punishment fit the crime? she suspended for one week. but she criticized the person's education. if you thought going to koa campground was roughing it, we have the ceo here to tell us about the rise of "glamping." come on kids, pack the blow dryer and the krystal champagne. what is "glamping"? fox business is hot as we head into summer. [announcer:] what if one stalk of broccoli could protect you from cancer? what if one push up could prevent heart disease? [man grunts] one wi

let me bring in clark brewster attorney for robert bates. mr. brewster great to have you on tonight. let's begin with what exactly your client -- we heard about how mr. bates was supposed to be backup. he was that last patrol car, almost ran into this man heading toward him. walk me through what happened. >> well, mr. bates and the team was briefed that mr. harris was a six-time felon. he had armed robbery conviction assault and battery on police officers escape from a penal institution. he had been known to be selling drugs and weapons. and it was arranged to do an undercover buy. mr. bates was merely part of the containment team two blocks away. he wasn't intended to be pressed into any kind of action other than to provide observation and containment. >> i know he'd been with the violent crime unit from 2008 but can you explain to me about his role as a reserve deputy. i understand he had donated some weapons to the sheriff's department had been involved with them for some time. how often had he been out on an operation like this? >> mr. bates

he says he doesn't buy robert bates' apology. >> mr. bates, you still have to unveil this evil. mr. bates, shouldn't have had to use a taser on my brother. mr. bates shouldn't have shot eric with a 357 magnum. mr. bates has a price to pay. >> bates is charged with second degree manslaughter in the case. currently free on a $25,000 bail. >>> gun fights and burning vehicles after the arrest of a suspected drug cartel leader. it all happens right on the border of a u.s. town. we'll have that coming up here. also, airport screeners. behaving badly. one official says, it happens more often than you think. wish your skin could bounce back like it used to? new neutrogena hydro boost water gel. with hyaluronic acid it plumps skin cells with intense hydration and locks it in. for supple, hydrated skin. hydro boost. from neutrogena. >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom." italian authorities have rescued migrants from the mediterranean, women and children. apparently ready to board a boat in libya to head to italy when a cooking gas cylinder exploded killing several. survivors of the blast made t