mr. steele was charged with battery on a correctional officer. >> about 90% of the staff they get workinge people who got picked on in school. they come over here, and now it's payback time. they think that badge gives them power. that badge is only an illusion of power. that power can be stripped and taken away in a moment's notice. >> mr. steele was accused of throwing a cup full of urine on the correctional officer. >> i decided to be my own lawyer. i wanted to act pro se. i wanted to ask my own questions. i wanted to do my own jury selection. i wanted to file my own motions. the judge granted it. a couple months before, a month before, i knew he was the one that was going to be gone. >> on one occasion, i did visit with him face to face, and i made him a plea offer at that time which he rejected. >> i tell him straight up, why don't you just drop this case. this case is nothing. he's like, oh, no, we have to make an example. so you want to make me the example. i want to make you the example. so i made an example out of him and showed him why he should have just dropped the charges and

mr. steele and his office from prosecuting this case in part because of some of the political mash nations that when on during the last campaign here for the district attorney's office, we understand that the judge will hear arguments on it but it's unclear if he will decide on ta set of arguments tonight. >> thank you. john rawlins reporting from the county courthouse in norristown. >>> other news the ongoing flood watch forever the tri-state area, we are keeping an eye on creeks and streams and rivers. and this is the assunpink creek in trenton and smaller tributaries will crest just below flood stage, this is the way it looks in allentown and the rain bined with the snow melt to put a lot of water in the streets. lets get to double scan radar and cecily tynan. how long does the rain continue? >> the steady rain moves out in about two hours. our far west suburbs, the rain is over there and the focus of the steady rain is across south jersey and delaware, we have an area of steady rain working off the garden state parkway pushing to the east and out to sea. the next area is moving out of

mr. steele removed as the prosecutor. >> you heard there from walt hunter, inside the courtroom, this motion, denied, by the the judge, which means the prosecution, the criminal prosecution, against comedian bill cosby can get forward. >> and walt, greg, you guys have been there for the the last two days, would you say that this is a surprise ruling to the people you have been talking to? did they think it would go this way. >> reporter: argument basically that greg and i listened to in court there was never a written agreement. >> correct. >> there was a press release, signed by mr. castor in 2005, that this defense wanted to be seen as a written agreement. there would never be a prosecution. >> today we heard testimony from john schmidt, a long time council for comedian bill cosby and he considered that press release, that 2005 press release from castor to be a written agreement. he considered it as a possible written agreement. that was, of course, contested from the district attorney and assistant district attorney in testimony there today. >> again, from the alleged victims own individu

mr. steele. >> so what do you think, should kent steel be out in this particular case?, close call. look, he ran on it as a campaign issue, he has right to run on the campaign issue. let me say mike this will be interesting, because montgomery county will be the center of the universe. this is going to be the only case in the country where bill cosby will be prosecuted. see all of the media out there yesterday. if this case goes forward there is will be akin to the o. j. trial. >> there will be like oj, like michael jackson frenzy, don't you think? >> i absolutely agree. media frenzy, which is why i think for the sake of whatever inch telling are the i may be left to this whole process for mr. cosby, that the honorable kevin steel should probably step down, because it seems -- >> this particular case? >> this particular case. >> real quickly, if it does go to trial, and all of this media frenzy, and thousands of people will come to philadelphia to watch this thing, whenever it would happen, probably month, maybe year away, would the 60 other women who been accuse accuse

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mr. fierstein did when his steel mills have problems. this is the type of capitalist leader, free enterprise leader i respect. my argument is not with folks who do well, who make a lot of money, who are very wealthy. consider workers as family, you consider them interchangeable parts, and you don't them out like at&t did. and of the year, let's lop off 40,000. my argument is not with capitalism and free enterprise. it is with her print what yours and corporations -- it is with corporate butchers and corporations that no longer feel any loyalty to their employees, no loyalty to their country, who worship only the bottom line on the balance sheet. it's these folks i have a disagreement with. yes, sir? oh, i'm sorry. yes. >> i have two questions. night'ssage does last victory sent to the establishment in washington? as the campaign season becomes as the primary season becomes more diffuse, how do you expect to compete with candidate to have more resources , who are better organized, and have better organizational the ground? mr. buchanan: h

mr. fierstein did it when his steel mill had problems. this is the type of capitals leader i admire and respect. my argument is not with full to do well, not with those that make a lot of money,, folks were wealthy. yourgument is with the idea don't consider workers as family and you start considering them like interchangeable parts and you don't another way at&t did. less well off 40,000. f 40,000.op of my argument is with corporate butchers and it is with corporations who no longer feel any sense of loyalty to their employees, any sense of loyalty to their country, who worship only the bottom line on a balance sheet. is these folks i have a disagreement with. one other fellow in there? >> i have two questions. what message does last night's victory say to the establishmneent in washington? as the campaign season becomes expectverse, how do you to compete with candidates who have more resources, at their disposal were better organized, and have better organization on the ground? mr. buchanan: um... [laughter] they are coming at me. the m

we'd have a cup of coffee, and we'd walk over to the steel pier and watch the diving horse. look, mrs. kamen -- only he didn't dive. they pushed him. that sounds like you had some very nice times together. he was a wonderful man. mr. kamen: i still am. you go away. i'm not talking about you. what have i done? how am i different? he knows. i don't know. ask him about his perversions. well, i mean, i wouldn't want to... oh, that again, huh, mitzi? rudolph wouldn't have gone in for that kind of stuff. 32 years of wedlock... every time, the same. uh, do you want to field this one, rudy? look, millicent... ...a few years ago, i realized that i wasn't able... ...that you weren't being satisfied. thank you. rudy would never admit to that. but i do. and -- and -- and it bothered me. so i went out, and i bought some books -- you know, the how-to kind. i -- i was only trying to please you. is that so? i'm sorry. why do people have to change, get old? why can't things stay the way they were? well, look... ron, sometimes i get so scared, i don't know what i'm gonna do. look, everybody feels that

mr. burns, i got all of the steel wool out, there seems to be some pebbles in there. - why don't you go down to the basement and turn off the water. - i will. the basement's under the house, isn't it? - it is, unless gracie moved it. (laughter) - oh, you rascal, you! - unless gracie moved it. - oh yes, i got a lot of that stuff. - say, boss, would you like me to get under the sink there and help him get those pebbles out? - harry, i'd love it. - nothing to it. (laughter) - boy, is he perfect. (laughter) - oh, thank you. does he know anything? - this one doesn't even suspect anything. (laughter) i'm mr. burns. - miss emerson. - no no, burns. - heh. (laughter) oh, pardon me. - oh, oh hello. - oh, you're harry von zell, aren't you? - yes, that's right. - oh for heaven's sakes i've admired you so many times on television. up to now in a professional capacity, of course. (laughter) oh, i'm ruth emerson, i'm an account executive for an advertising agency. - is that so, well how do you do? - how do you do? well what a pleasant surprise, i can see why mrs. burns said you'd be the right one. - well--

mr. speaker, the dumping of chinese steel is crippling the british steel industry. the granting of market economy status to china would dramatically reduce anti-dumping measures. why then is the prime minister supporting market economy status for china? is it because he puts cozying up to beijing ahead of helping british industry? >> i put helping british first. that's why we cut taxes for british industry. we're helping with apprenti apprenticeshi apprenticeships. we're busting open markets abroad. crucially for the steel industry, we're investing in our infrastructure and trying to make sure there's a real forward for british steel. i think the honorable gentleman is wrong. we should take these two issues separately. if there is a illegal dumping, we will support action in the european union. that can be done in spite of the status that a country has. we have put those sorts of burdens on america before today. i don't think it's right to connect the two issues in the way he does. >> finally, mary robinson. >> mental health issues take many forms. services for thos

steel industry. i hope the prime minister will reflect on his diligence and representing the industry and his constituents turn 12 yesterday, mreaker, i had a chance to have a very nice conversation with harry's widow and his family. and the last them to say how would you like to remember harry executed in this message which i will read out. we have it marked the bravery and courage he showed in his life which was formed during the strike and carried him for for the rest of his life. i'm sure the whole house and many in a much wider committee were remember harry as a decent, honorable man absolutely dedicated to his community and his constituents, and whatever he said he has passed. >> here, here. >> mr. speaker, also followed the member for me so i to question. i got an e-mail from rosie, she's in her 20s -- [laughter] [shouting] unfortunately, mr. speaker, the rosie who has written to me doesn't have the same good housing that the chief whip of our party does. [laughter] but after -- aspirations spring ago. the rosie who was rented is in her '20s and she says -- [laughter] i worked incredibly, i worked incredibly hard at my

steel industry. i hope the prime minister will reflect on his diligence in industry and his constituency. yesterday, mr. speaker, had a chance to have a very nice conversation with harry's widow jill and his family and i asked them to say, how would they like to remember harry. she gave me this message, which i'll read out. we've admired the bravery and courage he showed in his life, which was formed during the miners strike and carried forward for the rest of his life. i'm sure the whole house and many in the much wider community will remember harry as a decent, honorable man, absolutely dedicated to his community and his constituents and we're very sad at his passing. mr. speaker, also following the member from eastlea, i have a question on housing. i got an e-mail from rosy. she's in her 20s. unfortunately, mr. speaker, the rosy who's written to me doesn't have the same good housing that the chief whip of our party does. but aspiration springs eternal. the rosy who's written to me is in her 20s and she says, i work incredibly hard at my job, yet i'm still having to live at home with my parents. the

steel industry. i hope the prime minister will reflect on his diligence and representing the industry and his constituents turn 12 yesterday, mr. speaker, i had a chance to have a very nice conversation with harry's widow and his family. and the last them to say how would you like to remember harry executed in this message which i will read out. we have it marked the bravery and courage he showed in his life which was formed during the strike and carried him for for the rest of his life. i'm sure the whole house and many in a much wider committee were remember harry as a decent, honorable man absolutely dedicated to his community and his constituents, and whatever he said he has passed. >> here, here. >> mr. speaker, also followed the member for me so i to question. i got an e-mail from rosie, she's in her 20s -- [laughter] [shouting] unfortunately, mr. speaker, the rosie who has written to me doesn't have the same good housing that the chief whip of our party does. [laughter] but after -- aspirations spring ago. the rosie who was rented is in her '20s and she says -- [laughter] i worked incredibly, i worked incredibly hard at

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steel industry. i hope the prime minister will reflect on his diligence and representing the industry and his constituents turn 12 yesterday, mr. speaker, i had a chance to have a very nice conversation with harry's widow and his family. and the last them to say how would you like to remember harry executed in this message which i will read out. we have it marked the bravery and courage he showed in his life which was formed during the strike and carried him for for the rest of his life. i'm sure the whole house and many in a much wider committee were remember harry as a decent, honorable man absolutely dedicated to his community and his constituents, and whatever he said he has passed. >> here, here. >> mr. speaker, also followed the member for me so i to question. i got an e-mail from rosie, she's in her 20s -- [laughter] [shouting] unfortunately, mr. speaker, the rosie who has written to me doesn't have the same good housing that the chief whip of our party does. [laughter] but after -- aspirations spring ago. the rosie who was rented is in her '20s and she says -- [laughter] i worked incredibly, i worked incredibly hard at

mr. speaker, the dumping of chinese steel is crippling the british steel industry. the granting of market economy status to china would dramatically reduce anti-dumping measures. why then is the prime minister supporting market economy status for china? is it because he puts cozying up to beijing ahead of helping british industry? >> i put helping british first. that's why we cut taxes for british industry. we're helping with apprenti apprenticeshi apprenticeships. we're busting open markets abroad. crucially for the steel industry, we're investing in our infrastructure and trying to make sure there's a real forward for british steel. i think the honorable gentleman is wrong. we should take these two issues separately. if there is a illegal dumping, we will support action in the european union. that can be done in spite of the status that a country hahas. we have put those sorts of burdens on america before today. i don't think it's right to connect the two issues in the way he does. >> finally, mary robinson. >> mental health issues take many forms. services for th

kevin steele and caster says that should not be allowed to happen. >> and here is mr. cosby being led out to the elevator and deposed in the civil case and that was released to the public and the testimony where he admitted obtaining prescription medication and giving it secretly to have sex with them. that caused many of these cases from years ago to come out. he is leaving now in norristown courthouse and that is in fact what has been the issue and the statute of limitations have run out on many of the women who said he assaulted them so only a few are still legally able to pursue the cases, we are showing you the side of the courthouse from chopper 6 hd he still has a long walk from the elevator banks to the steps, we'll stay with you a moment and give you a look as he gets into his vehicle. the statute of limitations had not run out because the attorneys for andrea constand, maybe one day before her case would have run out. they went ahead and filed charges and that is what we are debating tonight. >> the last time we saw him walking into a courtroom in montgomery

steele and his office will continue to prosecute the case against bill cosby. the heart of the defenses of argument, we're starting to hear people clant fhant for mr. cosb. starting to make his way out of the courthouse. you can see deputies walking him to the side. what his legal team had been wanting to get the prosecutors off the case saying that kevin steele used the cosby case in the campaign ad. take a look, you can see cosby walking very slowly down the ramp along suite street. his cars here in norristown flanked by deputies to help him get in the vehicle. the defense wanted the prosecutor thrown off the case. the district attorney kevin steele argued in that hearing inside that you can't pick your own prosecutor in this case and he should be able to remain on the case. so the judge agreeing with him, again, bill cosby leaving the courthouse in montgomery county tonight. that's the latest. back to you. >> deanna durante. we watch cosby as he's about to enter his suv, once again, tonight, after big losses in court. >>> back now to breaking news from norristown, as bill cosby departs the courthouse, after losing two rounds in court today. his case w

mr. parker. what a man. - you sure came through under pressure. - he's got nerves of steel. - oh, it was nothing. all you've got to do is... - ha ha ha. that's our ensign. go on, get him on board, we're heading for meranga. let's go, boys. - what are you doing at my desk? get up from there. up, up, up, up, up. - yes, sir. i'm sorry, sir, but the supply depot just called. there's been a big robbery, and i was writing down a list of the missing items, sir. - robbery? let me see that. what kind of a... lumber, roofing, nails? - yes, sir. who could've done it? - who else could've done it? public enemy number one did it. i thought there was something phony. parker was covering up for mchale and those cutthroats. - but, sir, why would they want building supplies? - oh, how would i know? those crooks would steal anything just to keep in practice. let's go, carpenter. get my hat, get the door. - sir, you're wearing your hat. - well, i'm not wearing the door. move! - their boat is here, sir, but they don't seem to be around. - well, they're probably having a crap game below deck. if we can just get there

steel company that they shut down and apparently. >> television ads. >> television attack ads, exactly. >> attacks people that mrs.tacked? >> right. >> you say it's a super pac. >dyww super pac. >> with all due respect people don't know what a super pac. >> supposed to be independent committee. >> independent, everyone. independent. >> scary. >> and the reason is an individual can only donate. >> this is another fraud the government allows. >> well -- >> -- because. >> the supreme court allowed it in 2010. >> another fraud. it's not independent. >> what they said corporations have a right to do what they want. first amendment a right. >> corporations? >> yes. >> soros is a far left crank. >> the money coming from his corporation into the super pac. >> okay. >> bottom line it's a way to shield it obviously. and it's legal. >> so priorities, u.s.a., and to be fair the republicans have these things, too. the koch brothers. >> perfect segue way, mr. o'reilly. >> what did the koch brothers. td3'd super pac funded by the+[ two brothers in 2014 of note and interest to you, perhaps, that during the 2014 midterm election,

mr. dalton, you may add nine staples to your dossier of thirty-one broken bones, two bullet wounds, nine punctures wounds, and four stainless steel screws. that's an estimate, of course. i'll give you a local. >> no, thank you. >> do you enjoy pain? >> pain don't hurt. >> most of my patients okay. do you always carry your medical records around with you? >> saves time. >> your files says you've got a degree from nyu. what in? >> philosophy. >> any particular discipline? >> no, not really. um, man's search for faith. that sort of thing. >> come up with any answers? >> not too many. >> how's a guy like you end up a bouncer? >> just lucky, i guess. [ applause ] >> yeah, that's an action picture, all right. [ cheering ] good scene. >> thank you. >> we'll take a break. we'll be right back. that woman is a doctor? [ music ] [ applause ] >> we just have time to thank [ applause ] patrick swayze, of course, appearing in "road house," and garry appearing at the white house. thanks for being here. we'll see you tomorrow. goodnight. [ applause ] >> i'm humbled by that applause. come and knock on our door come and knock on our door we've bee

mr. cosby to testify in a civil suit, that he thought was stronger. >> the judge has to decide if the concern prosecutor, kevin steelel have to move on with his case to prosecute bill cosby but the decision coming that the case will move forward. bill cosby's attorneys trying to get the case thrown out because of a verbal agreement that bruce caster made with cosby a decade ago. he said he did not think it was a strong can case more than a decade ago and the victim waiting for more than a year to come forward and lived in canada and got an attorney and now we look at bill cosby as he is leaving the courtroom. >> that is tape from earlier. >> we saw cosby back and forth a couple of times throughout the day leaving the courtroom and going to the restroom and going back and form with his attorneys and handlers there and this is not good news for the comedian because the case will go forward. >> we are still waiting for his exit but it's happening in montgomery county because it happened at his home in cheltenham, and only case of the 50 accusations, that still has legs because the statute of limitations has not run out.

mr. speaker. [indiscernible] committee,'s select we confirmed that the government won't support the eu commission on dumb tocurrent steal from countries like china. why would the u.k. government support the u.k. steelvid cameron: we have repeatedly stood up for u.k. steel, including the board taking anti-dumping measures in the eu. we will have to get behind the procurement for steel and that is what we are doing. you behind reducing energy bills, and that is what we are doing. we need to support communities like his own, and that is exactly what we are doing. we know what a vital part britain's base, that is why we are backing it. jeremy corbyn: gloria atkins. >> thank you, mr. speaker. julian assange is accused of rape and is on the run. in spite of this, nobody has seen --rd of, he has been arbitrarily detained. does my right honorable friend agree with me that this was a ansensical decision, that mr. ssange should have himself over to the swedish authorities, and if anyone should talk about this, it is the british taxpayers that had to pay 12 million pounds to police his ecuadorian heart out? david cameron: my honorable friend is absolutely right. this was a ridiculous decision. you have a man

steel. - hey, boy, that's great, wally! now you won't be needing this. - i swear, i'm going to kill him. - no, no, no, no, please, please, sir. mr. parker didn't mean any harm, sir. you see, the fellas are all superstitious and all he was trying to do was to prevent a black cat from jumping on the 73, sir. that's all. - yeah, that's right. you know, a black cat is seven years bad luck and you multiply that by friday the 13th and--or is that mirrors? - i tell you--oh! - i'll take you right back to x-ray. maybe this time you have a break! - you're not taking me anywhere. just get your hands off of me. you men get out of my sight. get out, out, out! - yes, sir. - don't you worry about your bad leg. it never hurt a naval career. look at long john silver. - so long, captain. bye! - oh! black cats! friday the 13th! i've never heard such flimsy excuses for an attack on a superior officer in my life. how stupid do they think i am? - well, sir, i-- - shut up! - sir, i was merely going to say that you know that sailors have always been superstitious. you know how they believe in things like ill omens and jinxed ships and-- - shut your big

mr. speaker, it is more than disappointing to the prime minister's steel and the failed to address a single one of those issues. last week, like him i was in brussels meeting with heads of government leaders of european socialist parties. one of them said to me. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] if you care to think for a moment about what is going on. one person said to me and i thought it was quite profound, he said we are discussing the future of a continent. one english has reduced it to the issue of taking away benefits from workers and children. some reality, is that the negotiation has not been about the challenges facing our continent, neither has it in about the issues facing the people of britain. indeed it has been a theatrical sideshow about trying to appease or failing to appease half of the prime minister's own conservative party. not to say that there has not been some worthwhile changes. the red card system to strengthen the hands of national parliament is something that we have long backed. indeed it was in the labor manifesto the last general election. it was

mr. rie prebis hasn't been able to curve this. i don't know what chairman of the party means these days since you left. you did great. any way, michael steele, thank you. the former republican party. >> right. >> and i want to thank you perry. coming up, on to south carolina, 24 hours away from poll closing time down there. hillary clinton has an edge in polling down there, but is bernie sanders proved last night, "hardball" college dorm, he was not giving up without a fight. can the bern work down south. and tipping point perhaps as i said, chris christie becomes one of the biggest names in america. he is one of the biggest guys to endorse donald trump. his momentum carry the trump campaign through next tuesday on to domination. actually, the "hardball" round table dozen state contest, a lot happening next tuesday. plus privacy versus security. one of america's iconic companies goes head to head with the fbi. tim cook arguing the federal government has overreached. and stoked a debate among the millions of kcustomers. extraordinary party. this is "hardball," the place for politics. we can help guide your retirement savings. for over 75 yea

steel and their girlfriends and families followed. some are still very connected to the island of puerto rico as american citizens. i want to talk for a moment, mr. secretary, about something this committee did, mr. chairman so very, very important. part of the bipartisan package we made permanent the temporary extensions of the earned income tax credit and child tax credit, whether measured in terms of the additional money they have earned in low income families' pockets. this is the largest anti poverty advance since the 1993 budget act saved the affordable care act. other than the affordable care act, what this committee did last year on the itc and ctc was the most important anti poverty advance that this country had. i want to focus on the earned income tax credit in 2013 the most recent year for which complete, 6.2 million people were lifted out of poverty. half were children. worker whose don't claim children are the only workers who can be taxed more deeply into poverty, which is ironic considering we brag about rewarding work and when we make our speeches around here. it's wrong, nobody who works full-time should live in poverty that is

steel. -- oneshkreli was under of the pharmaceutical representatives being questioned for the price of drugs, but he did not say much. mre advice of counsel, i invoke my fifth amendment privilege against self-incrimination, and respectfully decline to answer your question. scarlet: let's head to bloomberg radio with cory johnson and carol massar. carol: thank you. we want to talk about martin shkreli and his testimony, or lack thereof on capitol hill. geiger,oined by keri our financial times reporter. it played out like i expected. we knew he was going to plead the fifth. what was notable to you? keri: what was notable was when you take away the media noise around his actions or what he does and does not do, you still have the noise of what the general public will be demanding. evoking theshkreli fifth amendment is on the advice of his attorney. unprecedented to switch counsel in the middle of the case. we have seen it before, especially with insider trading cases, but apparently he was not listening completely to his attorney because he immediately got on twitter and started saying things about congress. i just felt li

mr. positivity and we saw it again this morning. >> i love it. my mom will be happy about that. that's all for today. press." >> announcer: this is the steele report. >> ron: this week on the steele report, we'll see if there are new mayors in the cedar valley our questioning begins right now fch. >> announcer: now from kwwl, this is the steele report. captioning provided by caption associates, llc www.captionassociates.com >> ron: welcome in this week's edition of the steele reportas we w welcome the two now mayor of the cedar valley. from cedar falls, jim brown and from waterloo, quentin hart. jim brown was on the board of education, there for six years if i remember correctly. big victory over david halterman. mayor brown serve six years on the board of education. he's a business development manager. his campaign promise was to bring a different leadership style to city hall. we'll ask if he's done that. quentin hart we've had on the program before, earn his batch love's degree from uni, first elected in 2008, representing waterloo's fourth wart on the city council and then serve as mayor pro temand gave up the

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steel, aluminum... -lemonis: plastic? -larry: yeah. so, all those discs that we do now on our jet, we'll be able to do on here. -lemonis: how are you guys? -man: good morning. mr lemonis, it's nice to meet you. lemonis: i'm marcus. nice to meet you. trying to get a handle on this product. man: yeah. it's an amazing machine. lemonis: if this took an hour on the water jet, how much time does it take on this machine? man: to cut that part is probably three times faster than the water jet. lemonis: okay. larry: with our water jet, first we have a run rate of $60 an hour at our place. this is $8. lemonis: when you say $8 versus $60...? man: electricity, gas consumption -- all the consumables that allow this machine to cut that material. lemonis: so, if it took an hour on the water jet, what do we pay our labor per hour on average? -larry: $22. -lemonis: okay. so i could divide that by three and save 1/3 of that -- around $7 -- in labor costs. -man: exactly. -larry: yeah. lemonis: so i have $15 of savings per hour on labor and $52 of savings per hour on the operation of the machine. -so that's $67 per hour. -larry: right. lemonis: and if you operated it on average e

steel. let's start with the headlines. more from the news desk. first, we go to washington. dignitaries will pay tribute to the late justice. the president and mrswill pay their respects this afternoon. the funeral is tomorrow. recent polls show that hillary with bernieied sanders on the eve of the nevada caucuses. hillary clinton has had some last-minute campaign events. donald trump as a big week going into the republican primary. the big fight will be for second place between ted cruz, marco rubio, and jeb bush. respect comes from south carolina with special guest, trey gowdy. the international space station just got a little tighter. launched aauts trash. filled with harper lee, the author of "to kill a mockingbird," died. she was 89. the novel was published in 1960. lee did not release another novel for 55 years, then, last published.uel was again, harper lee died at the age of 89. global news 24 hours a day, .owered by our journalists alix: is it back to the future for oil? oil pricesying that today is replaying the bust we saw in the 1980's. and over supply led to a supply and prices over four months. saudi arabia fought for market shares

mr. updike is best suited to answer it and that is whether or not the city now has site control of all of the properties that it needs on both sides of the steel? >> john updike dir. of properties. supervisor, yes. since the approval to pursue the two acquisitions in the one most recent in december we close the escrow for 555 selby and of possession of that site as a tenant. that tendency will be terminating that's printed 1975 galvez purchase and sale agreement is fully executed entering escrow. they're doing an exchange that will be in an escrow through the end of the month end close and then the lease for 450: has been fully executed. we position of that site and first mates rental payment. >> thank you, mr. updike. >> supervisor spot spats peskin is that it? >> yes thank you >> supervisor avalos >> thank you madame president can i do question for the qc as well. that is how this contractor was selected for this sole-source contract. like, what i can usually we put out this to bed and i want there to be delays but i also don't want to cut corners. i'm wondering how this contractor was selected to get the munificence of a sole-source contrac

mr. smith: we have the taken action. we took action after the missiles. we investigated into al qaeda yesterday. >> the time has expired. the chair recognizes himself. my understanding on the ballistic missile steel, they were relatively low level people. in regards, and a simple yes or no would be helpful, it expires the 31st of this year, will the administration simply extend the , andan sanctions act kennedy snapped back if he ran -- iran cheats? we need to set this into a straight reauthorization. secondly, in terms of the can 5000eal, what machines actually produce to constitute any threat whatsoever, and if they build more machines, how can we be sure that that has or has not happened? you have testified that iran shipped a most all of its nonium stockpile leaving more than 300 kilograms. thisou tell us where enriched uranium has been shipped, who watches it and who guards it? is there any concern that it could be returned to iran, and i have raised us with the secretary in the past, are there concerns that north korea could be providing such material to iran in a clandestine way. on the human rights issue, and i will be cheering this subcommittee -- chairing this subcommittee, they are des

mr. burns, he talked about being from a small community down the river from pittsburgh. i live in a community north of pittsburgh. pittsburgh seems to have rebounded from the steel disasters and has become a tech, going into the tech stuff with google and facebook now opening up places near carnegie mellon. does he have any ideas or theories as to why some of those other communities such as am bridge and a lot of those other old steel towns haven't been able to rebound and become productive communities? thank you very much. >> guest: i think one of the main reasons, dave, is size. pittsburgh always had the size to provide the facilities that would draw companies there. it had the skyscrapers. u.s. steel never left even when it had to turn its manufacturing emphasis to other goods and services. pittsburgh never relied entirely on one industry. it was a big city. no big cities depend entirely on one industry. the small talk towns, however, d and when that industry went away, the towns went away with them. >> host: eric burns, i think it was in 1920 that you write that there were, like, 3600 labor strikes in that one year alone. just some phenomenal number. >> gues

mr. kilby as well. this will be an effort that is bipartisan, i think it's in our delegation step up even this morning with introduction of legislation to assist in the steelhope the hearing will shine the light on how this tragedy happened, who was involved, how we can make it right, how we can never let it happen again so we can move forward together to fix and ensure this american ideal that allows people to be free, safe, secure, and upwardly mobile happens to a great degree by principles in this hearing. mr. chairman, i think you and yelled back. >> thank you. i would remind the audience, displays of approval or disapproval, clapping, not necessarily not necessarily appropriate for this committee hearing. so please if you refrain from applause we would appreciate it. this is the united states of america. this is not supposed to happen here. we're not some third world country where you get 100,000 people who get poisoned, poisoned for long periods of time. i cannot even begin to express, i don't know how my wife and i deal with our kids deal with being poisoned for so long. i physically cannot even understand or comprehend what the parents, loved ones,

mr. updike is best suited to answer it and that is whether or not the city now has site control of all of the properties that it needs on both sides of the steel? >> john updike dir. of properties. supervisor, yes. since the approval to pursue the two acquisitions in the one most recent in december we close the escrow for 555 selby and of possession of that site as a tenant. that tendency will be terminating that's printed 1975 galvez purchase and sale agreement is fully executed entering escrow. they're doing an exchange that will be in an escrow through the end of the month end close and then the lease for 450: has been fully executed. we position of that site and first mates rental payment. >> thank you, mr. updike. >> supervisor spot spats peskin is that it? >> yes thank you >> supervisor avalos >> thank you madame president can i do question for the qc as well. that is how this contractor was selected for this sole-source contract. like, what i can usually we put out this to bed and i want there to be delays but i also don't want to cut corners. i'm wondering how this contractor was selected to get the munificence of a sole-source contrac

mr. updike is best suited to answer it and that is whether or not the city now has site control of all of the properties that it needs on both sides of the steel? >> john updike dir. of properties. supervisor, yes. since the approval to pursue the two acquisitions in the one most recent in december we close the escrow for 555 selby and of possession of that site as a tenant. that tendency will be terminating that's printed 1975 galvez purchase and sale agreement is fully executed entering escrow. they're doing an exchange that will be in an escrow through the end of the month end close and then the lease for 450: has been fully executed. we position of that site and first mates rental payment. >> thank you, mr. updike. >> supervisor spot spats peskin is that it? >> yes thank you >> supervisor avalos >> thank you madame president can i do question for the qc as well. that is how this contractor was selected for this sole-source contract. like, what i can usually we put out this to bed and i want there to be delays but i also don't want to cut corners. i'm wondering how this contractor was selected to get the munificence of a sole-source contrac

mr. updike is best suited to answer it and that is whether or not the city now has site control of all of the properties that it needs on both sides of the steel? >> john updike dir. of properties. supervisor, yes. since the approval to pursue the two acquisitions in the one most recent in december we close the escrow for 555 selby and of possession of that site as a tenant. that tendency will be terminating that's printed 1975 galvez purchase and sale agreement is fully executed entering escrow. they're doing an exchange that will be in an escrow through the end of the month end close and then the lease for 450: has been fully executed. we position of that site and first mates rental payment. >> thank you, mr. updike. >> supervisor spot spats peskin is that it? >> yes thank you >> supervisor avalos >> thank you madame president can i do question for the qc as well. that is how this contractor was selected for this sole-source contract. like, what i can usually we put out this to bed and i want there to be delays but i also don't want to cut corners. i'm wondering how this contractor was selected to get the munificence of a sole-source contrac

mr. updike is best suited to answer it and that is whether or not the city now has site control of all of the properties that it needs on both sides of the steel? >> john updike dir. of properties. supervisor, yes. since the approval to pursue the two acquisitions in the one most recent in december we close the escrow for 555 selby and of possession of that site as a tenant. that tendency will be terminating that's printed 1975 galvez purchase and sale agreement is fully executed entering escrow. they're doing an exchange that will be in an escrow through the end of the month end close and then the lease for 450: has been fully executed. we position of that site and first mates rental payment. >> thank you, mr. updike. >> supervisor spot spats peskin is that it? >> yes thank you >> supervisor avalos >> thank you madame president can i do question for the qc as well. that is how this contractor was selected for this sole-source contract. like, what i can usually we put out this to bed and i want there to be delays but i also don't want to cut corners. i'm wondering how this contractor was selected to get the munificence of a sole-source contrac