mr. williams and mr. butler describe this project, it was hard for me to recognize it. mr. williams wants to demolish it and mr. butler wants to make it into a museum. we don't think either of those are appropriate. the change to this the building is very minor. it covers, it affects us directly. we have two windows that would be blocked by this new addition but i have been in the development business for real estate for over 30 years and i know that there are adjustments that need to be made when a person comes along to accommodate a property to their needs. this is a very minimal accommodation. they have been very open with us. we've learned of their plans early on. they showed us their plans several times and they have made some modifications to discussions that have gone on. i don't recognize the complaints of the other neighbors on this project. we very much support it. >> thank you, any other speakers in favor of the project? okay. seeing none, dr request ors, you have rebuttal. ors, you have rebuttal. >> thank you. let me start with the visibility issues. pushing this

mr. williams and his wife, celeste, have been friends of my wife and i and our family for a couple of years. >> williams is under fire for reportedly doh neni $15,000 into the -- report of the donating $15,000 to the governor's daughter for their wedding. it is a gift that the governor apparently never disclosed. >> it was a gift for their wedding. i believed under reporting laws that this would be give to my daughter and not to me. >> but others questioned whether the relationship between mr. williams and the governor's daughter wootan was close enough to warrant the the 15,000 -- and the governor's daughter was close enough to warrant a $15,000 gift. >> no one in my administration has been given any special consideration because of their friendships, because of their nations' to my campaign, because of any gifts that have been given, not mr. williams or his company, nor any other dividual or company. governor says he understands why the questions and -- why the public may be questioning the donation in question. and he is looking into changing way familychange the members do their reporti

mr. williams. please come down. >> hi everybody thank you for having me tonight, i'm pretty nervous but i'm going to tell you about myself and my disability. i'm mr. williams

mr. williams. please come down. >> hi everybody thank you for having me tonight, i'm pretty nervous but i'm going to tell you about myself and my disability. i'm mr. williams i'm an incredible surprising artist and leader to others. i'm currently a member of the committee and volunteer at the jewish museum i like to write stories and the japanese culture. because of my disability you able to socialize would anyone. this program changed my life. i thought it was going to be like high school but it was really a social program 18 to 20 years old who are training to be more independent. when i joined i wasn't a social person but as the years passed i went out into the community and applied for a job. the arts changed my life it helped me to become more expressive in my feelings and art has become my biggest interests because it brings more creativity to the world and help people with their imagination. one of the influence i worry about heidi was here and ben. my leadership influence they have on me is

mr. williams or his company. >> in virginia, gifts to family members don't need to be reported. the governor says that's why he did not report the $15,000 gift from williams to help pay for his daughter's wedding. the fbi is looking into the details of that gift. >> i think that i reported the gift as, i believe, the law required it to be disclosed. the gift to the office holders are required to disclose, but no office holder right now is required to disclose gifts to a spouse, to children in the house, to adult children. >> state senator, chad peterson and scott see it differently. >> i don't think mr. williams would have paid for his daughter's wedding if she hadn't been the governor's daughter. >> i have three daughters and to me, when you're a father and there's a wedding for one of your children, especially your daughter, that's an obligation that you take on and to the extent somebody helps pay for that. that's an obligation, that's a gift you need to report. >> many lawmakers are now calling for stricter disclosure laws and limits to gifts. but some say we also need limits

mr. williams or his company. >> gifts to family members don't need to be reported. that's why he did not report the $15,000 gift from williams to help pay for his daughter's wedding. the fbi is looking into details of that gift. >> i think when i reported the gift has, i believe the law required it to be disclosed. that is, that it gets to the office holders are required to be disclosed. but no office holder right now is required to disclose gifts to a spouse, to children in the house, to adult children. >> state senator, chad peterson and delegate, scott, see it differently. >> i don't think mr. williams would have paid for his daughter's wedding if she hadn't been the governor's daughter. i have three daughters, and to me, when you're a father and there's a wedding for one of your children, especially your daughter, that's an obligation you take . that's a gift you need to report. >> many lawmakers are calling for stricter disclosure laws and limits to gifts. some say we also need limits to campaign contributions. >> mcdonnell is proposing the law be changed to re

mr. williams. now, in virginia, candidates can get gifts or elected officials can get gifts from donors. but they just have to report them if they're over $50. and family members as well can get gifts as well. in that sense, he hasn't broken any laws. now this probe is trying to figure out if, in fact, the governor has given any incentives, any financial incentives, to his friend to promote this company. so far there isn't any evidence of any wrong doing. but it certainly doesn't look good in terms of the governor having to come out and say, listen, folks in virginia, you can trust me. that there hadn't been so far any evidence of a quid pro quo. but we do know this is an ongoing investigation. that's the ultimate question that these fbi investigators are trying to answer. >> now, in addition to gifts, jonnie williams, the owner of the company, he was a big campaign contributor to mcdonnell. he and his company gave mcdonnell and his political action committee more than $120,000 in publicly disclose

mr. williams brought out the fact that mr. peskin does not think that the numbers are quite correct. to say that the guidelines were created for demolition and construction guidelines in 2003, when i was the president of the building inspection commission. >> he did not write the guidelines and we created the guidelines and we need not only the planning demolition guidelines and also meet the dbi guidelines. we meet both and we welcome the peer review and we will pay more if that is required. >> thank you. >> we do not want another permit. >> thank you, your time is up. >> mr. sanchez. >> thank you, scott sanchez, planning department. has noted the property at 125 crown terrace, located in a single family zoning district, the appellant's property is in a r1 zoning which higher density which explains why there is a apartment building. this is the latest incarnation that had filed a demolition and construction in 2008. and abandoned that project and sought the alteration permit that is on appeal before you today. that was filed in october of 2011. and we performed section 322, neighbor

mr. williams we will start with you and you have three minutes. >> thank you. steve williams, again on behalf of albright. there was a lot of focus on the neighbors, the 20-foot set back that was referenced by mr. blache that is all on romona's property there is not set back being provided on the property and she objects to the openings on that side. and this is a site permit and i submitted as exhibit 21 the administrative bulletin that says that what you have to do in order to get a site permit, they have not complied. mr. duffy also referenced this, if you look at 4 d, structural design document was not submitted in order to obtain this site permit and you have to do that if you are going to get peer review and you heard the engineer say that we welcome the peer review. they have not complied and the permit should never have been issued. this is a demolition, you do not have to wait until they take all of the walls and ceiling and floors down because we know for a fact that is what is going to happen because the building code does not allow the elements of t

mr. williams or his company star scientific to give any kind of special benefit to him or his company orfrankly, any othernk person or any other company during the time that i have beee govern are. >> a wedding donation from thedi company to the governor is being questioned. in 2011, a $15,000 donation wass given to the governor's daughter as a gift. the governor claims that hethate didn't report the gift because it wasn't given to him. >>> a talk to talk president foo-- abouttoday trucks was pos. food truck groups were not happy where they limit the number of trucks allowed downtown. >>> creating safer districts in the district.district. they demonstrated how the d.c. pedestrian signals work. a high prevention, known as hawk was installed on northh connecticut avenue in northwestt the hawk signal has a signal beacon and actually talks and d helps pedestrians safely cross busy streets. >> we got to be able to have mechanisms that assure people a safe travel through our streetst and across the city. >> last year there were 19 pacific deaths in the district,, eight were pedestrians, and ma

mr. william clark? >> i have some questions. mr. clark, maybe i can ask you first. i am looking at the e-mail that was included in our packet i'm not clear exactly how this -- it's page 32 of our packet which it looks like it's an e-mail to s o t s. it looks like this was the text here is yours at least in the middle. i'm looking particularly at the portion that says "we sent howard lazar the following e-mail on may 27, 2011. >> that's my complaint. >> right, but you are referring to they mail you sent to mr. lazar and it says, mr. lazar i'm not requesting any documents but i would like an answer to the following questions. do you see that? is that an accurate statement? >> yes. this is what i said. this is my e-mail that i was asking for public information because i didn't know whether he had any documents at that time. i didn't know whether or not there was anything that had transpired between the hayes valley merchants and the arts commission and i just wanted to know if something had gone on, if something had gone on between the two of them i would have requeste

mr. william to explain the dr about the green rule. ask him to explain what is behind that finding? >> commissioner moore, steve williams again. the dr came on file before i came to the board. i believe it's related to non-native species. would it be grass put in it or other plants put in it that weren't native to the area. but i don't know for sure. >> thank you. >> call the question, please. >> commissioners on that motion to not take dr, borden, sugaya, wu, that motion passes unanimously 7-0. item 17. request for discretionary review. >> commissioner sugaya? >> yes. i have to ask the commission for recusal. my company actually offered a report on the historic significance of this building and therefore the owner of the property is our client, was our client. >> commissioner moore? request from commissioner sugaya to be recused. >> on the motion of commissioner sugaya's recusal. borden, wu, aye, fong aye, that motion passes 6-0 with commissioner antonini absent. >> good afternoon commissioners i'm lindsey on the department staff. since it's bereaved abbreviated on the dr case. the

mrs. williams said her husband shot the two officials who prosecuted him for theft. >>> a suspect is underest today in mississippi accused of sending poison letters. federal agents arrested paul kevin curtis for allegedly sending letters contaminated with ricin to president obama and senator roger wick of mississippi. before the letters reached senate offices or white house they were found in mail facilities. >>> the investigation of the boston marathon bombings is focusing on the search for a suspect seen in a department store surveillance video. the man with the backpack was seen at the site of the explosions on monday which killed three people and injured 170. investigators say the suspect was seen dropping off a bag near the finish line but don't know yet his identity. >>> time now for a look ahead. president obama and the first lady will be in boston today. they will participate in an interfaith service at the cathedral of the holy cross dedicated to those who were killed or wounded in the boston marathon bombings. >>> a hearing today on capitol hill on homeland security. dhs secretar

mr. williams and my company, and also multiple other people as well. for all i know, some of those people may have asked for certain things as well. what we do, what i have directed my staff to do, what the economic development people do, when they have proposals made and they are asked to evaluate those, it is based on marriage, payback, and based on our ability to create more jobs and more opportunities. my wife is the first lady. you know how much she gets paid? 0. she is a volunteer. she has done a great job as a first lady. this is important to know -- i invite people to look at her website. the top priorities in her flight program, as it is called, is the first lady's team initiative. care, wellness, diet, exercise, and number two, promoting jobs and economic development. she has done probably 200 or more events, susan, and around the state, around the country, promoting jobs, companies, promoting trade relationships and so forth. i think she has done a good and effective job. the disclosures are there for the citizens to decide how they want to

mr. williams. >> i am steve williams and i represent the (inaudible) and the plans are still incorrect. you know, they said that they have had (inaudible) and the window locations (inaudible) there. >> objectively incorrect. and if you look at the building is three stories above grade. and at crown court and it is actually two stories above grade and here is a photograph that i took off of the internet this afternoon. here is the building and it is two stories and so, in numerous respects the plans are still incorrect and that the exist f shows three floors. and so this is confirmed that, incorrect and there is a design issue with this building as well. all of the buildings up there have openings decks and etc. on one side. this building breaks that pattern and breaks that concern. we went and laid out all of the things that occurred along with this permit. all of the fixes are after the fact. >> so if you have the question about the environmental review after the permit was issued. >> it is not the way that it is supposed to work. it has been afile for a while and managed to straighten

mr. williams pulled out a letter in 2011 where he said that around 90 percent of existing foundation and walls will remain in place and mr. santos may want to speak to you, but my experience on these type of projects we don't see any of the existing foundation remaining it has to be taken out because it has to be taken up to today's code. the other thing about the demolition and the walls remaining. the city departments with the codes and regulations and whenever planning approves something like this and the building department gets involved and we have this walls to remain in place. and then you have got structural drawings, where someone wants to keep the walls and it is seismic in the building, that is challenging for everybody, from the developer to the inspector because you are looking at old walls that have to remain and then, you know, sometimes there is dry rot, sometimes there are, and so this is a very challenging thing to do and we said earlier that we work very closely with the contractors to try to get them to suspend the walls. if you would not see it anywhere else and we st

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government to accomplish transfers first of all mr williams to the state department gave this testimony in the middle of march that is three months after the state department shut down the office that was working on those transfers so it is not clear how they continue to work on it if they shut down the office that was doing that also defense lawyers present at this commission hearing saw the response as an attempt to water down the core issue to block it down in legal details which seem to have no effect on the outcome the indefinite detention that they're asking for or justifying is under the laws of war and in the states united states mind that. that war ends at the end of hostilities against two al qaeda and associated forces well what does that mean that's indefinite that is the epitome of indefinite some here have voiced the idea that whatever is keeping most of those people there has nothing to do with the law but more with the fear that even those who had been wrongfully captured and held there for years for no reason have witnessed so much at that prison including torture and o

mr. williams somehow to the crime scene it could be simple as looking at certain motive. that he might have height he was very upfront interviews that his lawyers did earlier on investigation say that he was not shocked. but long lui "just for laughs" headed. >> one more rent double the exists $00,000 reward which some law enforcement experts say is sign that they short on load. in loss. fox news. >> fox tphrer florida where amber alert has been issued for one-year-old boy he was last seen home in winter guard ten mother man trick 11 call this morning. after discovering hersonen was mission. investigate tower are looking for boy favor see if he has any information on his where withs. say there were signs of -- or signs forced entry. thief sneak way hiding his stolen goods. he eats them he die nine tbg tie none states cox straeupl home and proving ring was in fact inside of him. it has been recover. awayer in sexual astult. and raising some eyebrows. salt lake city grass raogts movement known as the flood walk several protest dressed scandally but i had say that is what sl

mr. williams to the crime scene. it could be simple as a motive that he might have had. front in the interviews . saying he was not shock would but the law enforcement add to his direction. >> williams attorney is saying on friday. the former justice of the peace vigorously denied all allegation and hope that the perpetrators are brought to justice. >> harris: dominic, thank you very much. new information on a shooting in a virginia shopping mall. two women shot yesterday are in stable condition and recovering tomorrow night. they are students in a small community college located inside of the mall. witness reports claimed that the shooter tried to coax more victims out. police charged him. he's reason years old and he's held without bail. it is more than three years since obama care rolled in law. one question is. and detch stating news for kobe bryant in major surgery today . we are getting more information about him. we'll update you after the break. humans. even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. namely, other humans. which is why at l

mr. williams somehow to the crime scene t. could be as simple as a certain motive that he might have had. it was very up front in the interviews his lawyers did early on, saying he wasn't shocked that the law enforcement headed in his direction. >> reporter: one more development. in these killings, texas prosecutors are seeking to double the existing $200,000 reward, which is a sign that they are short on leads. eric, back to you. >> eric: dominic, thanks so much. to the fox news voter fraud unit. there have been three guilty pleas in as many weeks for in the highest office of the land, the presidency. from the st. joseph county board of elections in south indiana. she pled guilty to fraud and forgery in the case that put president obama and hillary clinton on the ballot. she is the second election official to admit to election fraud. they are accused of faking the petigs that put obama and clinton on the ballot. so many names may have been forged that they have questioned that obama's team reached the legal number of legitima

mr. williams or his company or any other individual or company. >> reporter: mcdonald also repeatedly pointed out that under virginia law the gift to his daughter didn't have to be disclosed. >> reporter: do you believe there was at least an appearance of impropriety? >> no, i think i disclosed the gifts as the law requires me to, and gifts to office-holders are required to be disclosed. but no office holder right now is required to disclose gifts to a spouse, to children in the house, to adult children. >> reporter: but virginia's democratic party chairman who is also a delegate, says they do make it a practice to report it. >> it is difficult to understand why he wouldn't report and disclose gifts that are given, even if it is to a family member. i think most legislators typically do that, it is strain that our governor wouldn't do it. >> the governor says he does think it is time to tighten virginia's disclosure laws, more coming up at 6:00. >>> all right, julie carey, thank you. >>> and gray, winding up out there folks. >>> getting tedious, our storm chief meteorologist doug kammerer has

mr. williams somehow to the to crime seen. it could be as sump as they're looking at a certain motive heeh might have had. he was upfront in the interviews his lawyers did early on, saying he want shocked but the law enforcement headed into his direction. >> reporter: more developmentor texas prosecutors are seeking t dwubl the existing $200,000 reward, which some law enforcement experts say is the sign that they're short on leave. >>> following a developing story now, john kerry making one final push for peace during meatings in japan today. the secretary of state has met with south korea and chinese leaders during his joe seas trip as north korea threatens a missile launch. >> reporter: the high stakes diplomatic mission by secretary of state kerry is in the final stages as the threats from north korea loom. kerry met on sunday with the japanese foreign minister. on the one hand he took a con sill tear tone saying he wanted to reach out to be a part nert n in negotiations aimed at the the denukization of the north but hb sai

mr. williams into custody at the end of that search.r police officer, a lot of times you want to keep the person that, you know, the house that you're searching at the scene in case they say something, in case they make statements, or body language when you're taking stuff out of the house. so that doesn't surprise me. but what they ended up doing is something has triggered that the judge in the cases from last year, where he was accused of burglary of a building and theft, and taking laptop computer, or monitors from the county courthouse, he was almost called an appeal bot. somehow whatever the activity was, there were some alleged threats after e-mail made after the mcclelland killings, the judge said we're going to revoke your bond and hold you in jail. right now the judge decided it was best for him to be off the streets. but the charges are probably forthcoming. >> it's an account of terroristic threats. what does that really mean? >> a terroristic threat is kind of in texas is kind of the blanket charge for making a threat, a cre

mr. williams for five minute. >> imus small-business owner and still one of the business 41 years and i ran because i didn't think there were not a lot of people defending small business owners and fist testimony today i am glad i ran. issaquah esther was his problem and that is worth starting. backup couple questions. why does your budget not balance? >> our budget is the right fiscal path for this period of time. it supports jobs, the economy, at the same time bringing the deficit under control. >> tax increases. as a business owner i can tell you tech increases, anyway you want to look at it why not tax the deficit across the board to create more revenue and have the private sector and small business growth? why should americans have one of the highest tax rates in the world where we are trying to be competitive? why should the highest tax rate be something we are happy with? >> the private sector i was in the private sector 22 years and much of that was in the clinton period of time. >> i want to ask you the question. >> 97% of businesses are not impacted by any of the president's tax r

mr. williams kept on trying to fight.i do with everybody in here, your first offense for fighting's gonna be 10 days. >> oh, man. come on, man. i mean, come on, hale... i comply with everything the officers have asked me to do. i've been in here. i ain't been kicking on no doors. i ain't been causing no ruckus or nothing. >> sign right there and right there. >> [ sighs ] that's just bull[bleep] man. lose all the way around. lose my money, lose my commissary, and lose my privileges. >> you want to sign that? >> that don't even make sense, man. you know me. collins, that don't even make sense. >> all right, let me explain something to you real quick, all right? i ain't got nothing to do with this, but i'm just witnessing this. however [clears throat] you know what this started from. >> dude's trying to steal my [bleep] >> what's it originally started from? it started from putting money on an account illegally. >> i ain't know nothing about that was illegal. >> no, man. >> come on! i ain't never had a problem with my account

mr. williams came out and said that asset purchases could be completely ended by the end of the year. that's a little bit of news right now. now we're getting fed officials coming out and saying, potentially ending, not tapering off. >> and we should point out, that's why i asked steve liesman about his typical view. he's not one of those perma hawks on the fed, that would be inclined to say that anyway. this was a man who, as steve pointed out, was very aggressive in promoting the open-ended quantitative easing program that the fed had pretty much initiated, and now he's saying this could end sooner than later. >> you can't expect rates to spike right away, but at the same time, any move is indicative of where things are going. and that's the bottom line. if you are going to get a real return in fixed income, you're going to take money off the table, because you've made money in stocks. >> we keep waiting for that great rotation to coccur. it's not really happening yet. it hasn't happened to any great extent. this is the kind of thing that could push it in that direction. the market'

mr. williams, the fed secretary, the fmoc member, talking about concerns about ending the purchases of mortgageslet's go on and show you about the global growth concerns we've got here. number one, copper, aluminum, and iron ore stocks. there's one, two, and three on the show of what's gone wrong here. eight-month lows in all. stocks like hp and billtin down again. and this has been a problem for the market for weeks now. take a look at the major sectors. this is what you get on slow global growth, financials weak, energy week, consumer discretionary, and materials. finally, maria, the home builders, a formerly high-flying group, down rather heavily today. this group is now down 9% in just the last couple of weeks. back to you. >> bob, i think that was don williams you were searching for, the president of the san francisco federal reserve. and that conversation with bob liesman moved the market. >> it did. the point about ending purchases was the key thing. he said that we may end them at the end of the year. >> thanks a lot, bob pisani. the dow transportation average, of course, a key leader an

mr. williams. mr. williams is phoenix. yep. >> thank you for being here. i'm a small business owner. have you ever run a business? >> i worked in businesses. i have not had my own. >> do you ever run. >> i have not had my own business. >> are you concerned that the debt our country is obtaining is going to eventually go to higher interest rates? >> i think economic growth will be to higher interest rates. ic we have to plan as our budget does on a time of higher growpt and interest rates. >> coming lowly back to a nor normal level. i'd have to . >> i don't think our budget goes that high. >> you're in business and you have low interest rates like today. most businesses right now are paying down the debt. they are not paying higher interest rates. it's it time to pay it back. >> i don't think we should have build it up. i'm going it tack it to -- i ran three surpluses. we're not there. with we hit a recession. we had no capacity to deal with it other than by we were in deficit and had a bigger deficit. we have to slowly work our way out. the budget gets us to a solid stable place. >>

williams. go ahead. caller: yes, good morning. i'd like to say to mr. armstrong, where were you at during the republican convention when they had paraded all the black republicans up there saying really nasty things about president obama? and another thing, you know, you're sitting up there, saying, you know, about black community is aware of what you are trying to do. but you've already tried to suppress our vote, you've tried to keep us from getting jobs and you think you're going to go out and sell this to the black community? and when you send people like allen west out there to talk to the black community, you know, you cannot be doing the things that you're doing. we don't believe anything that you're saying. that is the problem. you are lying. you are making things up. host: let the guest respond. guest: i really appreciate the caller because what the caller is expressing is there is a mentality that, no matter what the gop says and does, they won't trust us, they won't believe us, and it only reminds us of the hurdle that we must overcome, and w

mr. williams, i feel for the victims up in boston and the amage that was caused. obviously they would be looking for another 9/11 type target. are there circumstances controlled by the government system and the court system by which the fbi bge if they get information or highly suspect that somebody is going to cause serious damage, or let's say some type of event in new york or major city that would destroy the lives of many, many people, are there circumstances that we could waterboard an individual that you know has information and get that information to prevent all of that damage? guest: that we start with waterboarding. the fbi does not, has not, and will not be doing any waterboarding. the united states has decreed there will be no further waterboarding in the united tates. he answer is legally no. host: west virginia, theresa, democrat. go ahead. caller: my question is, just exactly what does homeland security do? did they just control the borders of the united states? you hear about them, but you really don't know what their urisdiction really is. guest:

mr. williams, they said he is not a suspect.on another unrelated charge to the murders here. now that his wife is brought in overnight, she is charged with capital murder, it's an eye opening experience for many in this county here, and you can bet the things will now move pretty quickly. we anticipate to hear more in coming hours, carol. >> we'll let you get back to it. martin savidge, reporting breaking news this morning. we'll be right back. mine was earned in djibouti, africa, 2004. the battle of bataan, 1942. [ all ] fort benning, georgia, in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto-insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. . >>> there is new information into cnn now about the bombings in boston. fran townsend saying a pressure cooker lid was found, believed to be found on a roof

mr. williams now to the crime scene. it could be as simple as they are looking a is the a certain motive. he was very upfront in the interviews that his lawyers did early on in the investigation, saying he wasn't shocked that the law enforcement headed in his direction. >> shannon: texas prosecutors are seeking to double the existing $200,000 reward. some experts saying it is a sign that the authorities are short on leads. back to you. >> interesting. he's a justice of the peace. he mounts a defense, if he's charged, he will vey sophisticated defense, one would assume. >> one texan says the answer to lower crime is more guns. he is arming citizens. we are going on talk to him and one of his armed citizens right after the break. first, it could be the next big threat to your privacy. chief intelligence correspondent investigates bigidate and how it potentially affects all of us. it's a story you can't afford to miss. [ kate ] many women may not be absorbing the calcium they take as well as they could because they don't ta

surrogate work for him in the criminal case which was open against mr broder involved his lawyer mr magnitsky. now william who is more william browder he is the founder and he had the had of herman capital management which is a fund that specializes in foreign investment to russia and so game of music he was working there he was. in also he was in accounts and there were william browder is now one of the chief suspects in really a major tax evasion case that still goes on and just recently the russian investigation committee has released several new accusations against the against william browder so vassar himself william browder has not set foot in russia since two thousand and five and was charged in absentia. all right and the. only part of moscow's a response to america's a block face is that right run it well it is indeed only a part of a major counter along towards washington. that consists really of different articles now the first first the law concerning the noncommercial are going to use a chanst that came into force in november twenty twelve now under that law some of the american n.g.o.s may e

mr. williams about the politics and backs of gun laws in this country.is here, research director at the independence institute and the says the policy is to do with the cato institute in washington and adjunct professor of advanced constitutional law at the university of denver's stern college of law. before joining the independence institute he served as an assistant attorney general for the city colorado. it is -- he is nationally recognized for his expertise and firearms policy. his book, the samurai, should america ad dubbed the gun controls of other democracies, named book of the year by the american society of criminology, the division of international chronology. as a president -- i'm sorry, as a resident of colorado and expert on firearms policy, dave will bring an interesting and resource viewpoint on the issue of control from the point of view of a colorado and seeing all these gun laws being made right here at home under our goldome. trevor burris is a research fellow at the cato institute's center for constitutional studies based in washingto

mr. williams thanks for your time. guest: my pleasure.ost: coming up we're going to take a look at student loans the interest rate on some of those student loans might double by july. you can find out which ones are nvolved in that. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> we get the negative opinion from all the news media but the fact is that every day working together justice kagen is able to put aside her differences and go hunting with justice scleia. >> i feel like president obama summed it up yesterday. he was saying that our country has always been in turmoil throughout its history but we as people have always found a way to get through it. and i'm not saying i'm not worried about the future and we're not having problems that we have to fix but when i look around this room and see 103 minds who want to make a difference for this country and want to do good, i'm sure there's plenty other people that want to make a difference and want to do good. so i believe