washburn and mr. wolf, also support the other mr. wolf, but particularly to support mr. hepner and [inaudible]. i understand directly how frustrating the process at the sunshine task force meetings can be, the ultimate frustration has been in the lack of effective independent council, independent that is of the city attorney's office, especially in the absence of the ethics commission taking up task force complaints, so as a former member, i wanted to endorse hef ner who i know will be effective attorneys to speak on the task force both within and without meetings. cheers. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm richard. i'm a member of the task force and i'm speaking here as an individual. i have a question to raise about the candidacy of topra who is on the new american nominee. first let me say that i have nothing to say about topra and good things about new american media. i talked with topra on friday and i'm sure if he's appointed, he'll do a good job on the task force, but my concerns are that he might not be qualified for seat number four. seat number four must be --

[inaudible] and i would also like to see some action taken to appoint mr. wolf to the task force. i believe that he's done the best job that he can and i've known them for many, many years and it's time that we put his knowledge -- his dedication to open government to work. so i urge you to put him back on the task force. thank you. speaker: hello, again, supervisors. tom, different hat than my cac hat. i'm the co-president of the democratic club and i know all of about a month ago received our letter of support for the appointment of hef ner who has served on the executive board of harvey milk club it receive. the club was founded speckly that lgbt voices were heard from the board of supervisors and task forces and lee is the exact voice that we should be amplifying. he's an eager and passionate lgbt advocate member and is dedicated to public service which is the kind of person we would like to see on our city committee. and the milk club started some 40 years ago of being a queer community leader who brings voices of other communities to the table to help those with labor groups

it is different. >> i think it has been game on since january, as a matter of fact, between mr. wolf and other candidates, they spent about 30 million-dollar beating up on me and saying what they would do. now we need to know what the tea tails are. >> reporter: environmental policy at forefront, wolf wasted no time outlining his sustainable even why i plan comprised of seven proposals, he received applause when he said this. >> pennsylvania will join under the right circumstances and i emphasize that, under the the right circumstances, the regional greenhouse gas initiative. >> reporter: president obama announced the plan last week to address global warming. he wants a 30 percent reductions in the nation's carbon dioxide emissions over the next 25 years. governor corbett says that pennsylvania is already moving in the right direction. >> greenhouse gas emissions today are falling, even as industrial growth is growing. >> reporter: perhaps the the biggest different, between the two candidates is their view on taxing the oil and gas companies, governor corbett says energy companies ar

hef ner and i would like to lend my support to mr. wolf who is seeking your appointment today. thank you supervisors. >> bruce, i helped sheppard the original sunshine ordinance and task force through city hall. i'm really delighted to see as many talented and diverse candidates for the task force as i've seen today. the point is they're here today. they didn't get approved yesterday. you didn't take the candidates -- there's a vendeta against good people on the task force, against the ordinance and the task force at a time when we need the task force. i call it the sunshine game. the word is getting out. supervisor block the watch dog task force. let me give you a sense of reality here, this is a real major issue. the supervisors that come out here on the right side, in other words on behalf of the sunshine and on behalf of good candidates, on behalf of the league of women voters people, on behalf of the people that came here today who are qualified. they're too got damn qualified to be on the task force according to what you and the board did last time. everybody who votes al

the authorities say if you see the bear do as mr. wolfe said. you call the authorities. 911 if possible. make sure they know where you are and what you have seen. bird seed should go away. as far as trash cans can go out during delivery and pickup times. they should be away from where a bear can get to them. back to you all. >>> thank you, john. we have an update to a story that we told you about last week. the young delaware man that saved his mother from an armed intruder is talking about what happened. robert buckworth was sitting at the apartments in newark last tuesdatuesday. the mother was shot in the hip. roger grabbed his mother and barricaded the door. he had to protect his mom. >> it was my natural instinct to protect my mom first. protect yourself. my natural instinct was to protect my mom. >> the gunman turned the gun on himself. patricia buckworth says that her son is a hero. >>> a woman set fire to her home overnight. this was the scene after midnight at old white horse pike in waterford, berks. jonah rutterow, set the house on fir

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. >> we were all surprised to read the comments that were made by mr. wolf and certainly by commissioner sealy because we're still in negotiations with the a's. >> we're told the a's and joint powers authority are set to negotiation again tomorrow to try to iron out details with the vote on friday. >>> the orchard shopping center will be anchored with a safeway and will also include other retail shops, restaurants and senior housing. right now there's a smaller safeway across the street. whole foods is set to move in there. >>> police say they've already rounded four expected bike thieves. how they did it and the deterrent out there to try to stop the burglaries. >>> some rain drops falling out there. even measurable in many bay area cities. i'll let you know who got it and who could see some as we head into the next 24 hours. female announcer: female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic model

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mr wolfe thanks so much for joining us tonight today let's dive right in now the u.s. chamber of commerce and the national association of manufacturers assert that economic sanctions against russia would harm u.s. workers and businesses are those claims a valid general thanks for having me absolutely whenever united states level sanctions particularly levelling sanctions going to major energy and commodity producer in the very tumultuous global market with a lot of pressure on energy prices which is the circumstance we find ourselves and now it has both direct and indirect negative influence on the u.s. g.d.p. u.s. firms have their profitability as well as their employees or otherwise known as american workers now what types of businesses do you think this might affect anything in particular. the united states has multiple business relationships with russia including some major food exploiting also russia is a major a very key global producer of energy and if you look at what's going on lately in iraq and the region around iraq syria etc there's a lot of premium alread

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. >> we were all surprised to read the comments that were made by mr. wolf and certainly by commissioner sealy. because we're still in negotiations with the a's. >> i can't get into the details of the issue, but some of them are very critical. some deal with the economics. some deal with some of the other terms. some deal with trying to make sure that we can accommodate the interests of you know the raiders. >> reporter: the a's and the jpa are said to negotiate tomorrow and the jpa is scheduled to work on this deal on friday. now one big side note is nate miley told me the deal whatever it is will increase an out for the a's to leave before that 10 years is up. live in oakland, i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in the privacy versus technology debate, the rulings was that police can't search your phone without a warning. jaqueline fell with the ruling and reaction. >> reporter: jane tells me she would be lost without her cell phone. >> i need my phone. >> reporter: she has so much personal information store on the phone she doesn't want police any w

mr. wolf said he doesn't like the waterfront site because it is too far away from bart. he said there is toxic waste on that site there. >> what about him going to san jose? >> you know, we're waiting, presently there is in the major league baseball said they can't move there. the giants said they can't move there. >> we'll put them in the category they have to stay because they can't go anywhere else. the what are worse appear to -- the warriors have the land, the site and the ability to move to san francisco. what do you think we'll see down the line with the a's and the raiders? do you think the raiders are going to get a stadium here? 0 are the a's going to get a new stadium or do you think in three years we'll sit here and have the same conversation because they have no place to go and you have the only place to play in town. >> the coliseum, last stadium in the country where two teams playing at the same facility. we would like to think in three years' time both teams will have new stadiums set up. we'll look at long-term lease of the a's. the idea of building a ne

mrs. wolf wrote in and posted, this is not a religious matter so why does the pope have anything to say. he should be, way more concerned she says with corrupt priests. >>> and, sandra thinks regulation is a terrible idea. give them an inch, they will take a mile. 1 ounce leads to more and more ounces. it is like potato chips, can't eat just one. how do you feel? connect with us and join the conversation on our facebook page and send us a tweet at cbs philly. >>> of course, we have been telling you if city council gets its way philadelphia police will write ticket for minor offenses instead of hauling offenders off to jail. proponents say it will save city money and allow police to focus on more serious crimes but critics say there are many, many issues and that the measure is simply too lacks. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers compares cost of the ticket to other commonly issued tickets in the city. >> majority of them are in the affirmative and bill passes. >> reporter: that bill prompte

force, but bruce occa himself has talked about the importance of moving on the application of bruce wolf. >> mr. chairman, appointment -- >> excuse me. supervisor campos. >> i do want to ask a question about that. my understanding, mr. city attorney, i'm blanking on your name here, is that at some point the city attorney actually did advise to sunshine task force that they needed a disabled person to be on the task force and they could not meet without that. is that correct? >> deputy city attorney tom. >> it has been a long week, guys, sorry. >> as dr. kur mentioned, the sunshine ordinance requires that the sunshine ordinance task have separate attorney and on most matters are generally that that attorney cannot confer with other attorneys in the office. i believe -- i have -- i did not speak with that attorney at the time about the advice that was given. at that time i believe the attorney for the task force advised that there was a risk that the task force would be in violation of the ordinance if it continued to meet and i believe the task force chose not to meet. currently my understanding

mr. wolf: mr. speaker, i rise today as a follower of jesus and a life-long member of the presbyterian church, u.s.a., and was deeply upset of what happened last week. i feel alienated from this tradition which is the only active clergyman to sign the declaration of independence to submit a statement of protest by the board of directors which expresses a similar sentiment. i'll begin with marriage. after several years of internal discussion and debate, the assembly voted overwhelmingly to take a position which runs counter to the scripture which defines marriage as the joining of one man and one woman. it has long been clear that our culture is in the throes of this issue. in reality there has been a decades' long assault on marriage, which was almost universally as a god-ordained institution, the nexus of procreation and child rearing has been called into question, both in the larger culture and the framework which governs this land. but perhaps the most striking troubling this is happening within

the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia, mr. wolf, for five minutes. mr. : thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, congresswoman anna eshoo and i are sending the following letter and we urge members of congress from both sides of the aisle to sign this letter to president obama. and i read the letter. dear, mr. president, many americans have been deeply troubled by the unfolding crisis in iraq. the rapid fall of multiple iraqi cities to the terrorist islamic state of iraq and syria, isis, brings the militant groups noticeably closer to establishing a cal fat that expands the northern sector of syria and iraq. a june 12 bbc article described isis as the following -- the group has a reputation for brutality. parts of syria and iraq that have previously fall under its rule have had beheadings and even crucifixion. we write you bearing in mind a recent report from an archbishop of the and while his particular diocese is relatively calm at the moment, the picture he painted with the situation in mosul and the implication of iraq's ancient christian community was bl

mr. miller in any way. but what's clear, wolfnarrative that's emerging is these people were anti-law enforcement. why exactly, we're not so sure, but we can tell you that mr. miller seeped to have a lengthy rap sheet, and based upon these online postings, had a deep hatred of law enforcement. >> joe johns, what are you learning about this couple? >> what we do know is jared and amanda miller apparently have some kind of connection to the state of indiana. they apparently were married in 2012. apparently she was employed and the indications we have right now is he was not. some of the key questions of course are whether these shootings were politically motivated. if so, in what way. it's clear the shooters had some type of dislike for law enforcement especially since two police officers were targeted initially. one of the biggest questions is why the officer's bodies were reportedly covered with some type of cloth that apparently reacceptabled a revolutionary war era flag. police are said to be investigating whether this couple ha

i'm turn you over to the able hands of wolf blitzer right next door. mr.ave new prisoner swap details, stunning images show armed taliban fighters handing over sergeant bowe bergdahl to u.s. troops. we are learning why the obama administration may have acted urgently to free him. >>> lawmakers who first cheered bergdahl's release are slamming the exchange for hard core taliban figures. i'll ask republican senator possible 2016 hopeful, marco rubio what he may have done? video surfacing of an american woman and husband who disappeared while traveling in taba

i turn you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." mr. blitzer? >> jake, thanks very much. a courthouse attack a gunman armed with explosives and a rifle launches an assault on a georgia court building. how a deputy may have prevented a slaughter. bergdahl kept in a cage. we're getting dramatic new details on physical and psychological abuse that the young sergeant suffered during the years of his captivity. >>> and kim jong-un is holding another tourist who reportedly left a bible in a hotel room. what kind of fate can he expect? i'm wolf

i know turn you over to wolf blitzer who is in "the situation room." mr. blitzer?esident obama defends the swap, they say he would have been killed by his captors if word of the deal had gotten out. bergdahl's captor speak. jubilant at the prisoner exchange and return of five hardcore leaders. but why did they give a gift to sergeant bergdahl? >>> plus, russia's leader offering billions of financial help to nuclear-armed north korea. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in

mr. low return -- >> i am boring. himselft wolfboring but not when he joins us for conversation on bloomberg also "bloomberg surveillance" on radio continues. "in the loop thos" is up next. >> good morning. it is thursday, june 12. we are live from bloomberg world headquarters. you are "in the loop." i am betty liu. don pwill be joined by eebles this hour. what does he think about the fallout from eric cantor election defeat, and why he decided not to bid for the alley clippers. here are the top headlines this morning. the co-ceo of bnp paribas is stepping down. u.s. regulators are investigating the french bank for breaking sanctions. bnp may face an historic find. letting veterans seeking care from non-v.a. providers could cost taxpayers $50 billion a year. lululemon cutting its forecast even though first-quarter profits beat estimates.

i'm turn you over to the able hands of wolf blitzer right next door. mr. blitzer. >>> happening now, breaking news, we have new prisoner swap details, stunning images show armed taliban fighters handing over sergeant bowe bergdahl to u.s. troops. we are learning why the obama administration may have acted urgently to free him. >>> lawmakers who first cheered bergdahl's release are slamming the exchange for hard core taliban figures. i'll ask republican senator possible 2016 hopeful, marco rubio what he may have done? video surfacing of an american woman and husband who disappeared while traveling in taliban territory. >>> and president obama's workout, grimacing president caught on camera as he pumps iron in a polish hotel gym. i'm wochl blitzer, you're in e "the situation room." right to the breaking news. new details about the investigation into sergeant bowe bergdahl's disappearance. and those still-secret videos that may have led u.s. officials to urgently seek his release, coming as extraordinary, new images show a cautious moment tear troops between

mr. owl" seemed to be fine. how exactly colton's cat brought him into the house remains unclear. perhaps he offered hip a cocktail. anyway, colton says his shrieking is must like the sound wolfbout 40 minutes as mrs. owl refused to leave. eventually colton, now, macgyver of fort worth decided the key to his problem was not an owl wrangler, but an ordinary household item. >> ha-ha-ha. that's okay. okay. okay. okay. it's okay. please don't give me that look. oh, [ bleep ]. oh, [ bleep ]. >> i love that look the owl is giving him. who knew an owl segment was going to need so many bleeps. i didn't. colton used the swiffer dust broom in his attempt to evict mr. owl. watch out charming elderly couple in swiffer ads nationwide, your 15 minutes are over. everything is coming up colton. >> oh, please don't fly. oh, my. what? don't give me that look. oh, god, he's going to fly. oh, god, he's going to fly. >> can we just show the ow again, please? there it is. i love the look the owl is giving him. now i know owls always look kind of unimpressed. this one looks really, really unimpressed. like unimpressed bordering on wtf. any way, i cannot handle the tension anymore. this is too nerve

mr. scoggin had no criminal record. he certainly didn't appear like any kind of tv crook, in fact, he was the proverbial wolf in sheep'slothing. he appeared to be completely nonthreatening. and a loving friend to all his victims. >> investigators found arsenic in some and the acids in leita's home but couldn't find out where it came from. until the owner of a local supermarket called to offer some information. he said when he saw scoggin's picture in the newspaper, he remembered selling him a large amount of rat poison. he even remembered the brand. cowley's original rat and mouse poison. >> he remembered mr. scoggins coming in looking for some sort of poison to kill varmints of some kind. >> i think he didn't buy it that day but he came back several days later and bought more than one bottle. i don't recall how many. >> forensic document examiners analyzes the cremation request orders signed by the norton sisters and a $30,000 check the sisters made out to scoggin shortly before their death. they concluded the documents were forgeries. it was written during the time of the death which made it even more suspicious beca

i know turn you over to wolf blitzer who is in "the situation room." mr. blitzer? >> jake, happening now. bergdahl execution threat. as president obama defends the swap, they say he would have been killed by his captors if word of the deal had gotten out. bergdahl's captor speak. jubilant at the prisoner exchange and return of five hardcore leaders. but why did they give a gift to sergeant bergdahl? >>> plus, russia's leader offering billions of financial help to nuclear-armed north korea. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." we're getting stunning new evidence that bergdahl would be executed by the taliban. and while many were shocked, critics say the price was too high. president obama says the prisoner swap controversy was whipped up in washington and he's making no apologies for trading five taliban detainees for bergdahl. our correspondents are standing by. let's go to barbara starr. barbara? >> wolf, the pentagon's position is remaining the same. they leave no one behind on the battlefield but there are plenty of questions for sergeant bowe bergd

mr. juliano, this bill would extend the sunsets for both lone wolf and roving out to december 31, 2017. it seems to me that these two provisions are pretty noncontroversial at this point. the only reason we kept extending these sunsets was because of the concerns about the 215 bulk data collection program which this bill is going to eliminate. have there been any abuses of the roving or lone wolf provisions to your knowledge? >> no, sir, there hasn't. >> would you be in favor of making the provisions permanent? >> yes, sir. >> mr. cole, do you agree with that? >> i think that would be appropriate, senator, yes. >> mr. ledgett? >> yes, sir. >> miss o'sullivan? >> yes, sir. >> mr. ledgett, the nsa has been subjected to a lot of unwarranted abuse since snowden's treasonous disclosures. i want to publicly thank you and all the patriotic americans who serve our nation by quietly performing nsa's vital mission. in your opinion, is this country safer or less safe after those damaging disclosures? >> mr. vice chairman, first, thank you for the words of support to the nsa workforce. we appreciat

i turn you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." mr. blitzer? >> jake, thanks very much. happening now, a courthouse attack a gunman armed with explosives and a rifle launches an assault on a georgia court building. how a deputy may have prevented a slaughter. bergdahl kept in a cage. we're getting dramatic new details on physical and psychological abuse that the young sergeant suffered during the years of his captivity. >>> and kim jong-un is holding another tourist who reportedly left a bible in a hotel room. what kind of fate can he expect? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> there is breaking news. a no fly zone is in effect. georgia authorities are all on the scene right now amid concerns the home of a suspect killed just a few hours ago in a shootout with police may be booby-trapped. one deputy was shot in the leg when a man wearing a gas mask attempted to run his car into a courthouse armed with grenades and an assault rifle. if it weren't for that deputy, this could have been a major catastrophe. we'll go live to nick valencia. let's go to our ju

wolf provisions permanent? >> yes or. >> -- yes, sir. >> mr. leggett? >> yes.the nsa has been subjected to a lot of unwarranted abuse sense edward snowden's disclosures. i want to thank you and all the a patriotic americans who serve our nation. by quietly performing nsa -- nsa's vital mission. is this country safer or less those damaging disclosures? >> first, thank you for the words of support. we appreciate that. in my opinion, the country is less safe is the disclosure of the methods we use to conduct our foreign intelligence mission. theredoesn't appear to -- doesn't appear to be any requirements the bill for the service providers to retain call detail records for any said. this for any set time. scale backecide to their data retention time, how would that impact the mission? -- makewould make it the information less useful for providing intelligence on the external threat with the u.s. nexus. we would inform the committee at that becomes the case. >> how would the fbi be affected if a service provider unilaterally decided to cut back their retention time?

mr. chairman, thanks very much for coming in. >> thanks for having me, wolf. >> we heard today from the whiteis mcdonough and jay carney saying that they've been briefing you and other intelligence committee in the senate, for example, about various negotiations going back years involving the freedom of bowe bergdahl so you shouldn't have been surprised by this weekend's development. is that good enough for you? >> oh, absolutely not. as a matter of fact, that last meeting where he talked about the house and senate where they had all of the national security chairs in the room, there was bipartisan opposition to release prisoners in an exchange and that was back in 2011. by the way, they pitched that at the time of a confidence builder into negotiating a peace agreement. so clearly that doesn't jive with what they've just been saying and to come out that forcefully and we have pretty good records in both the senate and the house, it makes no sense to me whatsoever. i don't know why they want to get into a public match of some sort with the house and the senate intelligence committee whose job

mr. president, doing your thing, i think you look great and have every right to do it. thanks, everybody. wolf starts now. >> right now, president obama doubles down on his decision to trade afghan prisoners for bowe bergdahl's freedom. the president says he's make nothing apologies for, quote, making sure we get a young man back to his parents. >>> right now, we're getting new details on bowe bergdahl's recovery. he's undergoing what's described as a deep compression process, so carefully cal lated it could take weeks, perhaps months to complete. >>> right now, a new chapter in the war of words between the russian president putin and hillary clinton. putin essentially calls hillary clinton weak and ungraceful. this, after clinton called putin, quote, a tough guy with a thin skin. hello, i'm wolf blitzer reporting from washington. learning new details about the condition of the freed army sergeant bowe bergdahl. we have the latest on the political firestorm over the deal that freed him. the possible now saying, bergdahl is showing signs of improvement. he said to be speaking in english, descri

mr. president, doing your thing, i think you look great and have every right to do it. thanks, everybody. wolf president obama doubles down on his decision to trade afghan prisoners for bowe bergdahl's freedom. the president says he's make nothing apologies for, quote, making sure we get a young man back to his parents. >>> right now, we're getting new details on bowe bergdahl's recovery. he's undergoing what's described as a deep compression process, so carefully cal lated it could take weeks, perhaps months to complete. >>> right now, a new chapter in the war of words between the russian president putin and hillary clinton. putin essentially calls hillary clinton weak and ungraceful. this, after clinton called putin, quote, a tough guy with a thin skin.

mr. giuliano, the bill, this bill would extend the sunset for both lone wolf and roving out to december 31, 2017. seems to me that these two provisions are pretty noncontroversial at this point. the only reason we cannot extend these the sunset was because of the concerns about the 215 bulk data collection program which this bill is going to eliminate. have there been any abuses of the roving or mobile provisions, to your knowledge? >> no, sir come there hasn't. >> would you be in favor of making them a permanent? >> yes. >> mr. cole, do you agree with that? >> i think that would be appropriate, senator. >> mr. leggett? >> yes, sir. >> ms. o'sullivan? >> yes, sir. >> the nsa has been subjected to a lot of unwarranted abuse since snowden's treasonous disclosures. i want to publicly take you and all the patriotic americans who serve our nation by quietly performing in essays vital mission. in your opinion, is this country safer or less safe after those damaging disclosures? >> versed, thank you for the words of support. for the nsa workforce. we appreciate that. in my opinion, the country is

mr. biden is not straying from the obama administration's position that each of these three groups should be unified. and that this should not be divided, wolf. >> the kurdish region up north of iraq already has proven to be extremely capable of handling its military, economic affairs on its own. for all practical purposes right now, especially since it's taken over the oil-rich town of kirkuk, it looks like an almost independent kurdistan has already developed. >> that's right, and of the three groups, wolf, it is functioning the most as an independent state. it's got a well-trained, well-disciplined military force called the peshmerga. that force has been able to hold parts of mosul where the iraqi army was not able to do that. isis militants have not clashed seriously yet with those kurdish forces. the kurdish troop, as you mentioned, they've been able to capture the oil-rich city of kirkuk, also in the north. they've been able to develop their own oil resources over the past decade anyway, even before this started. some experts believe it's only a matter of time before this kurdish region becomes independent on its own as a nation. >> br

mr. meeks, you are not a kingpin indeed, you are facing six felony counts related to street terrorism and weapons charges. you have your day in court today. thanks for watching, everyone, have a good weekend. "wolf right now. >>> right now, isis militants launch a charm offensive with highly produced videos and a twitter hash tag for messages of support. >>> new insights into bowe bergdahl's daily routine. it includes regularly scheduled meals and leisure time. so far, bergdahl is not being questioned about why he left his military post in afghanistan. >>> right now, a pair of potential 2016 presidential candidates apologizing for insensitive remarks they made. the governor says his words were, quote, stupid, and the texas governor rick perry says

mr. meeks, you are not a kingpin indeed, you are facing six felony counts related to street terrorism and weapons charges. you have your day in court today. thanks for watching, everyone, have a good weekend. "wolf" starts right now. >>> right now, isis militants launch a charm offensive with highly produced videos and a twitter hash tag for messages of support. >>> new insights into bowe bergdahl's daily routine. it includes regularly scheduled meals and leisure time. so far, bergdahl is not being questioned about why he left his military post in afghanistan. >>> right now, a pair of potential 2016 presidential candidates apologizing for insensitive remarks they made. the governor says his words were, quote, stupid, and the texas governor rick perry says he, quote, stepped right in it. >>>wolf blitzer reporting from washington. both the islamist militants and the iraqi army. as advisers prepare to deploy to that country to help contain the crisis. we just learned the first of those advisers could arrive in iraq as early as tomorrow. president obama is also sending the secretary of state, john kerry, to the region. he's heading out this weekend for meetings in europe and the middle east. our chi