amanda represents craig and mullins.jack phillips' faith doesn't allow him to refuse services. >> it's always been in america you have a right to believe what you want and practice your faith. that doesn't go so far that means that you can practice your faith that exclude other people from public life and cause harm to other people. >> i don't see not baking a cake is causing anybody harm. there's a bakery across the street that would make it for them. >> it's not just about the cake. what we're talking about here is access to public life, and the same law that says a bakery as a retail business can't discriminate also applies to all sorts of other establishments open to the public, everything from banks to hospitals to parks to hotels and motels. >> sreenivasan: nicole martin agrees the debate is about something bigger. she says it's a first amendment issue. >> this case is about the government forcing jack to express a message that is deep riat odds with his convictions. >> i feel like i'm discriminated against. the u.

mullins' mouth like steam. the local wives dreaded the sight of her keys on her finger, for if her door was locked it meant she was all set for a morning's tittle-tattle. oh, queenie! queenie! if nothing worth reporting had happened mrs. mullins was quite capable of inventing something. ( applause ) another one? now, keep your eyes on the button. the locals found gossip and scandal mostly to be harmless entertainment. where's it gone? now... emily... it comes back as a shilling. teach me that trick, daniel. i might never have to work again. if i were 17 i'd be s

>> i thought it was interesting that admiral mullin says the joint chiefs of staff says it's too easy to go to war. he would like more trip wires that make the public conscious. >> warner: is he talking about a return to the draft? are you talking about that? >> i think admiral mullin knows as i do and almost everybody does, realistically a return of the draft will not happen. what admiral mullin is saying is there needs to be some way that people are more connected whether it's having greater reliance on the reserves so people who didn't expect to be in combat are called, the specific answer is not clear but the general goal is. >> warner: you suggest a national commission to look at the iraq and afghanistan conflicts and why we have such trouble dealing with ininsurgent conflicts. would any study stop any president determined to reingauge? >> no of course. there are limits to what studies can do but there are been times in modern history when these big commissions have made a difference. the 9/11 commission had some effect. i think someone that would formally get attention on what h

the first time the warriors have had multiple players on the all-star team since 1993 when chris mullin hardaway were selected here is thompson on his first all-star selection i do not want to see fighting to get it off the screen to get it off the sharks andrew desjardins gets the best of the ducks francois beauchemin dutring this mix-up 2nd period/ 1-1 tie. sharks explode barclay goodrow slap shot patrick marleau tip-in matt irwin slapper james sheppard wrister brenden dillon the shorthanded goal with ducks winger matt beleskey crashing into the net sharks score 5 times in the 2nd period final: 6-3 sharks 7-game home win streak against the ducks marshawn lynch gave a shout out to his hometown and not much else today of >>: i'm here preparing for a game anyone ask me questions which is understandable by told you all i'm going to say nothing. i'm here and available i will talk all my requirements and i'm here for the next three minutes just looking at you all what you look gimme. and here's a shot out to california. >>gary radnich: after giving his lecture to the media lynch basically s

he replaceded pat mullins who retired. >>> and right now we're watching the skies for any winter weather in our area. take a look. this is in western pennsylvania. some video of the first flakes as they came down there. the state is expecting some big problems from the storm and says right now every available salt truck and plow is on the roads. >> so far here we don't see any need for plows but we'll see if that changes over as we see snow heading our way. >> they are still out there, though. let's check in with tom now to see what we can expect. >> temperatures stayed up above freezing overnight, which is a blessing. and we've had rain overnight in the metro area. moved in about two hours ago and everything is wet. so as you head out the door you look at the radar there, we've had that rain moving in. beg area under winter weather advisory that includes virginia, maryland and shall heavier snow with the winter storm warning farther to our west. all the green is rain. and you see the white and gray that is snow right now getting a little bets of that in eastern west virginia panhandle o

ed mullins is the head of the sergeants' union. >> this constant atmosphere of anti-police, anti-police, anti- police has certainly breakthrough about a concern for safety and an awareness of our own safety doing this job. >> reporter: the bad blood between the mayor and police unions began a year ago with a pledge to end tactics like stop- and-frisk, which target minorities. the tension worsened when the mayor allowed protesters to march freely throughout the city after the grand jury decisions in ferguson and staten island, and at one point, de blasio questioned how police might interact with his own black son. >> we've had to literally train him as families have all over this city for decades in how to take special care in any encounter he has with police officers who are there to protect him. >> reporter: some officers say the mayor created an anti-police atmosphere and turned their backs on him in protest at the funerals of the fallen officers. >> my message to the mayor is to humble himself. he's the leader of the city. from almost every police officer i've spoken to, they all sit

i was talking to ed mullins last week.e is working with leaders and are trying to put together a league throughout the neighborhoods, an athletic league, and they can't compete against each other involved in each of the teams. it is an interesting thing. when you get to know people, the horns disappear and the fangs go away. sometimes you don't think about what color they are. host: efforts with the head of the justice department grant program that focuses on policing. that is next with ronald davis. let's go to michael in detroit michigan. good morning. caller: good morning. this is what i would like to say. to be a black man and to say what you just said, that doesn't make no sense to me. the party you represent represents the kkk. thank you. guest: i wonder if this gentleman knows that the republican party was formed as an abolition party. the republican party fought for the rights of freedom to have guns, so when the kkk came in and tried to destroy them they would at least have the opportunity to protect them. it was

. >> we just talked about that with sergeant mullins. the profiling as if we should be looking at kindergarten kids instead of them, they believe is profiling that sin appropriate. >> they think if we're looking a mosques, if we're not looking at lutheran churches, it's wrong, ridiculous. >> it's discriminatory. >> its not. >> of course not. we see gitmo being emptied out and the last people in gitmo are the most serious of the terrorists. and yet the president is releasing them and trading them for a desert. and i don't care what they say the results are. the pentagon called him a desert, bergdahl when he first left his site. with these guys being released open being basically returned to the battlefield, we're in even more danger are we not? >> of course. and they are people who have totemic significance and respect when they get back to the battle. there are a number of alumni of guantanamo who are high up within both al qaeda and isis. >> why aren't we trying these guys instead of releasing them in. >> there are some of them as to wh

he writes a column called "mullins." tea party conservatives got 25 votes when all was told to oppose john boehner. was this a bad start for the g.o.p. - distracted by this internal sniping instead of focussing on substantive issues. >> i'm not sure that the 25 votes for others were republican votes. there were four or five democratic votes that didn't vote for pelosi. they never got close. republicans needed 29 votes to send it to a second ballot. it was exciting because there was some whipping it up in the press core of trying to make it exciting. i will tell you, having been through these, that if the john boehner people thought that there was any chance to fall short, the word would have gone out over the city to people like me and others to get on the phone and i would have had my call list handed to me saying get on the phone with this guy. i don't think it was as exciting as it was led to believe. >> you wrote in your column that we don't know if the congress will tackle or vote on difficult issues. and quoted sha

i used to work with him and chris mullin, our producer behind the scenes, used to work with him, toowas erica. >> i think i worked with two people on that reel. we all have the ability to get on it sometimes. >> i'm glad we're not on it. >> never know. >>> it is the movie that almost was not shown at all. now sony says the interview will soon be available in more than 55 million households according to cnn money. sony has apparently reached deals with cable and satellite providers to show the film on demand and pay tv services, comcast, directv and verizon fios making the interview available for a $5.99 fee even though i've heard it wasn't a great movie. i don't care. it's the principle. >>> a woman's gift to her cheating boyfriend is getting a lot of clicks today. >> casey discovered that herman was having very personal conversations with other women on facebook and twitter. she took screen shots of the messages, wrapped them up, gave them to her boyfriend opening them on christmas and even made a video opening his gift, but sadly for all of us it's been taken down. >> oh, no, alrea

the flash brother is the first starter in two straight all-star games since chris mullin in '91 and '92 and the first warrior to lead in vote getting since rick barry in 1976. he leads the big stage of msg. >> that special feel around that weekend where it's played in madison square garden, the mecca of basketball. and, you know, to be on a roster and suit up and be under the bright lights in front of all the fans in the world, it's going to be a night to remember for sure. >> certainly will be. now to deflategate where this morning patriots head coach bill belichick basically threw his qb tom brady under the bus saying he was shocked to learn of the deflated football allegations on monday and brady could provide more details on what actually happened. >> i have a process i go through before every game where i go in and i pick the balls that i want to -- the footballs that i want to use for the game. at that point, you know to me they're perfect. i don't want anyone touching the balls after that. i don't want anyone rubbing them, you know putting any air in them taking any air out. i'

the liberty irony your real and david wright for david other toxic your mullin and can inerrant for theges of for inherent vice calling out for into the woods and to be separate from maleficence and jacqueline their land from mr. turner. for achievement and cinematography and nominees are emanuel the best team score bird man of the unexpected virtue of cigarettes. robert dole and for the grand budapest hotel low-cost yacht and read the stars led to a seat of for a duck. roger deakins from broken. --audio difficulties-- fire tears through two san jose apartments and a carport destroying three cars. one resident was home asleep at the time of the fire, but neighbors banged on the door and woke him. the fire crew knocked down the blaze within minutes and there were no injuries to residents or firefighters. firefighters initially called for a second alarm but canceled that after seeing the extent of the fire. santa clara county will get $3 million as part of a settlement with office depot. office depot will payout $68.5 million across california for overcharging for office supplies. santa c

i was talking to ed mullins last week. he is working with leaders and are trying to put together a league throughout the neighborhoods, an athletic league, and they can't compete against each other involved in each of the teams. it is an interesting thing. when you get to know people, the horns disappear and the fangs go away. sometimes you don't think about what color they are. host: efforts with the head of the justice department grant program that focuses on policing. that is next with ronald davis. let's go to michael in detroit michigan. good morning. caller: good morning. this is what i would like to say. to be a black man and to say what you just said, that doesn't make no sense to me. the party you represent represents the kkk. thank you. guest: i wonder if this gentleman knows that the republican party was formed as an abolition party. the republican party fought for the rights of freedom to have guns, so when the kkk came in and tried to destroy them they would at least have the opportunity to protect them. it wa

visibility really bad right now there field or at 0 c + the the mullins center as area. >> reporter:under 2 mi. for oakland sfo according to miles. this is pretty widespread dense fog and a visor for much of the states all the o'clock this morning >> reporter: by the after >> : the '60s to the look forward to. probably shed some of those layers with oakland 65 upper 50s for fairfield like hell. >> reporter: at but not too bad today with a 564 will see similar conditions on the south bay. >> reporter: after bay today hitting a high of 63 and 60 over in daly city. >> reporter: ridge of high pressure keeping us high and dry but check this out we do have some rain to our north. essentially this ritual flattering to tomorrow afternoon and this rate disturbance will carry the bay area. >> reporter: possibility for few stray showers and we'll see much activity south of the golden gate. keep your umbrellas handy just in case >> reporter: looking at 10 percent chance of rain at really on tap for friday and saturday. ma is really backing up on the chance for coal from the press what weather. >

many years ago many of you will recall the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, then mike mullin, wasd what he thought was the greatest threat to national security for the united states. the greatest threat. this is the highest ranking military officer in the country. asked what the greatest threat was to our national security. you all know what he replyiedreplied. the debt. the debt. $18 trillion and growing at this point. now exceeds the total debt now exceeds the gross domestic product in this country and we're on an absolutely unsustainable path. and the budget committee is where we begin to get our fiscal house in order. why do we to want do that? it's not just numbers on the page. it's not just making things add up to zero at the bottom line to get a balanced budget but with a debt that size, paying the energy on the debt servicing that debt, every single dollar that services that debt is a dollar that can't be used for education, that can't be used for health care, that can't be used for transportation, that can't be used for energy, that can't be used for national security. it

my colleague from oklahoma markwayne mullin, has done some interesting work on this, let's just go back to a very low energy tax that covers all energy and dedicated to the -- dedicate that to the transportation fund, eliminating some of these things that no longer make a lot of sense . because again, we are devising new ways to drive cars, and we are making the vehicle itself ever more efficient. host: here is stanley, new york -- linda on our republican line. caller: good morning, mr. cole. guest: good morning. caller: i am just wondering about some of this republican -- obamacare stuff. what are americans going to do when they cannot get a job or they lose a job because of this illegal immigration? these people were told they will not be covered under obamacare so our companies going to be hiring them so they do not have huge fines? guest: a couple of things -- first of all, in terms of obamacare, you saw congress trying to restore the standard 40 hour of the normal workweek so the workers who are part-time workers are not covered by obamacare, which has a 30-hour standard. what we h

. >> and owner actually got booed heartly when they required chris mullins number.changed quickly for the warriors. >> are they for real? >> i think so. the real challenge is going to be if they can beat teams like the spurs, the grizzlies and perhaps the oklahoma city thunder even though they have done well against the oklahoma thunder at home, they have lost in oklahoma city so that's the only place the warriors would struggle. >> they are a solid team, one through 12, everybody is getting into the act so they have depth unlike they have had before? >> actually, absolutely. maurice bates center coming off the bench, even got the brother of drew holliday, justin holliday. guy came out of nowhere and been productive. all the contributions they are getting, steve kerr his rookie year as coach has the team firing off cylinders. defensive approach first leading to their offense and they have been beating teams for an average well over 10 to 12 points a game. >> let's talk for a second that the impact that steve kerr has had on the team. rookie coach, never coached in t

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time were defense secretary robert gates and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, admiral mike mullins the time, that libya was quote, all secretary clinton's matter. >> wow. live in washington. thanks so much. >> and further stories making headlines this saturday now becomes a hero from 900 miles away after hearing this. >> how are you today. >> the workers of the nevada call center knew something was wrong. they foupd out the terrifying call was coming from oregon and called the cops. >> can only sit there and visual visualize what she's going through. god protect her, so we weren't getting off the call. >> police arresting this man who say tried to smother the woman with sheets and a pillow. >> rahm emanuel said take his own advice. here's what he said about the city's new red light cameras during a summer lecture. >> follow the law. nobody's above the law. slow down. period, non-stop. >> guess who's motorcade racked up 17 traffic violations over the last three years? emanuel says he's still following the rules because he's paid every ticket. >>> a community rallies behind a georgia

my colleague from oklahoma, markwayne mullin has done some interesting work on this, let's just go back to a very low energy tax that covers all energy and dedicated to the transportation fund eliminating some of these things that no longer make a lot of sense because again, we are devising new ways to drive cars, and we are making the vehicle itself ever more efficient. host: here is stanley, new york and linda on our republican line. caller: good morning, mr. cole. guest: good morning. caller: i am just wondering about some of this republican obama care stuff. what are americans going to do when they cannot get a job or they lose a job because of this illegal immigration? these people were told they will not be covered under obamacare so our companies going to be hiring them so they do not have huge fines? guest: a couple of things -- first of all, in terms of obamacare, you saw congress trying to restore the 40-our standard of the normal workweek, so the workers who are part-time workers are not covered by obamacare, which has a 30-hour standard. what we have seen as a lot of compani