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nd that is to present the case for liberty. hen you think about it, it should bring us all together because liberty -- because of iberty and the purpose of our liberty may be used differently, each and every one of us might use it differently. going to spend our money the same. we don't all want to go to the same school, the same place, the same church. we want to make our own pickings. if you don't want to go to church, you don't have to. these things are personal choices. and socially, there should be choices. no, well, the liberals say, oh, you can't do that. there's somebody who might e poor and another person rich and we should have economic equality. that's a the goal. good way to have equality -- poverty. so making -- making it so hat -- this is the real free choice that we should be talking bout, the choice about how to run your life. and people will say economic thing.y is one personal liberty, life styles? we're not going tell people how to behave? know, vices you and sins are not to be crimes. with, you as dealt a pe

nd i'm working very hard to decide what my next steps will be. i do think that in texas, people we need a change from very ry fractured, partisan leadership that we're government r state right now. > what about a bid for a statewide office other than governor. u.s. senator or lieutenant most or, easily the powerful office in texas. > i can say with absolute certainty i will run for one of offices, either my or the senate seat governor. >> one more question along these lines. would you consider running as a v.p. candidate with hillary clinton? >> well -- [ applause ] that, i would o say we'll have to find out if hillary is planning to run for president first. >> you obviously are having a in the spotlight or happy to be here today. potential electoral future, what request can you next?y this into >> i think the most extraordinary outcome from the the filibuster is what i talked about in my speech. things going about the they need to be addressed in texas. it isn't just about reproductive rights. that day was about reproductive rights. he vacuum of

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nd mistress brant, she was like, 1600, 1700, and it comes up again and again. theyights women had, which did not have in the east. ut as you move west in the state constitutions is more and more and more rights, property rights. that's the basis in the law. any right in the law, the other stuff rises from that which it did all through the century. and it affects the white house. resident taft was the first who -- well, i'd say harrison is the first who introduced the more participating presence of women. taft was very much in sympathy of the day before wood row wilson's inauguration. it was a great parade. thousands of women marched down the street. them, lson had betrayed you know, he used them and idn't support them and the suffragettes, the women's rights -- national woman's party glamour girl named ines bohand, a white horse and a toga floating on the end. went.ft women the wilson women did not. the taft women went. erupted into a horrible thing of men running the women, ting up punching them. it was an ugly scene. by the as supported tafts. president taft

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nd i believe we need to focus on five key priorities. one, we need to make sure e have the resources and budgets our veterans deserve. since i took office, we've made historic investments in our veterans. even in these tough, fiscal times, we've boosted the v.a. budget by more than 40%. we now budget for veterans' year in advance. further increase in veterans' funding for next year. of you may be aware right now, we've got these across the board budget cuts called the sequester folks e hess itting the hard, costing job, hurting military, slashing investment in education, science, and medical research. the e it clear that veterans' benefits are exempt from this year's sequester. i made that clear. but i want to tell you going to protecte best way the v.a. care you have earned is rid of the sequester all together. to come together and agree on a responsible plan our deficits and eeps our promises to our veterans. and keeps our promises to future generations. that's what i'm fighting for. that's what you deserve. number two -- we need to ma

nd we have issued the warnings we have issued. in order to make sure that the american people are aware of the threat.l the potential threat that has us, but which th is heightened at this time. and we will provide more can, mindful s we of the need to maintain. >> you can watch the white house riefing in its entirety, go to c-span.org and click on the link library.ideo new onight at 7 p.m. in jersey we will have the debate u.s. candidates for the senate, for the seat, they will be: debate l be the first with all four candidates participating. scheduled for august 13, and a special election in october. a mock debate at 7:30 eastern, here on c-span. >> i have pushed for this in the that we move cybersecurity legislation, it's big and complicated. that word cybersecurity means different things to different people. to get it done, and as hard for me to say that the has done something right -- i am teasing about that, they are fine. they have passed some of this, and we need to look at what they have done. want to take a stab in the s

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explain to nd someone not involved what a works, ampaign, how it why jeffrey thompson is in the mix. a lot to explain. you have the regular campaign on.g then you had another set of olks who were in an offers right next to the gray campaign. ow, during the campaign, there is so much going on. several workers were omplaining, several official workers complaining about the other workers because they felt paid more.etting there was a lot of confusion as was paying them, etc. it wasn't until a year later started to put things together and investigators started to ask questions. ait a minute, the folks next door, we can't find any record of this emin the campaign finance records that we see. so how did they get paid and who was in charge of them. hat is how, you know, the -- you know, it went back to thompson. jeffrey >> how did he allegedly raise this money, the $650,000 in the campaign? courtwas his according to documents that describe him but don't name him. district of columbia, has there been a republican mayor? >> no. >> has there ever been a white mayor? >> no. this in this mix, in

nd i'm prepared to give that order. but having made my decision as commander in chief based on what i am convinced is our national security interests, i'm also mindful that i'm the president of the world's oldest constitutional democracy. i've long believed that our power is rooted not just in our military might, but in our example as a government of the people, by the people and for the people. and that's why i've made a second decision. i will seek authorization for the use of force from the american people's representatives in congress. for the last several days we've heard from members of congress who want their voices to be heard. i absolutely agree. so this morning i spoke with all four congressional leaders, and they've agreed to schedule a debate and then a vote as soon as congress come back into session. in the coming days my administration stands ready to provide every member with the information they need to understand what happened in syria and why it has such profound implications for america's national sec

nd that is what we fought for 50 years ago and that's what we are fighting for now.ate a better world although we do not yet have the of.ld that dr. king dreamed this must not be a commemoration. continuation of -- righteous day to and at the ting workplace and communities. yes rb much remains to be done. it has been decades since the turned water ice cannons and police dogs on peaceful protesters. it has only been months since the u.s. supreme court rights.back voting and every day, in fact every 30 is a victim of gun violence. signs may be y gone but there are still signs of injustice around us. children born poor today are likely to stay poor. schools where kids need so much are given the least. against race tion nd sexual orientation may no longer be legal but it is still lethal. and n luther king jr. understood the intersection between racial justice.and economic the civil rights struggle is a and gle for good jobs decent wages. solution not the only they got the educational pportunity is the highway to economic opportunity, which is reclaim the promise of publi

and both from the liberal side nd from a conservative side. but that information goes out there and it becomes a real thing. and you wonder do you step in to correct it? do you let it run its tide and not contribute to it? i think those are sometimes tough decisions for those of us in the media. >> let me ask my colleagues, there was a lot of talk that either thomas or cagen should have recused themselves from the health care case. most ethics professors seem to think that was not a well-founded complaint. i think i didn't write about it at owl or only in passing. if it's there maybe the job of press ought to be to evaluate the claims. >> i wrote a fair amount about it and i wrote, to be fair and balanced, i wrote about both justices. but i thought it also raised some bigger issues about recusal policies which is something i've been writing about for many years. so it was sort of a vehicle to talk about when and why justices should be recused. i think ultimately there was much chance or much real reason for them to recuse. but i wrote about it

nd with your spirit. >> behold the lamb of god. behold him who takes away the sins of the world. blessed are those called to the uffer of the lamb. men. > please join in singing our hymn "on eagles wings" number 443. > ♪ >> you are watching the funeral mass of a hall of fame arty donovan, passed away on sunday remembered by his family and friends. great turnout, the cathedral where we have seen the funeral masses of so many baltimore johnny unitas, and now art donovan. commune cane taking place, and at the end will come the final commendation where the catholic faith, the priest will condemn the soul to heaven. ong those here, former governor, huge fan. andsons of john unitas, joe chad. crowd of hundreds at the cathedral today, remembering a man who brought so much to baltimore. prior to 1958, the greatest game ever played as it is known in football lore history, baltimore was not considered a great sports town. it had never placed a world champion on the national stage, art donovan, the 1958 colts helped change that forever. and as part of his career path, 10 years later, would

nd our regional director of h.h. sfp h.h.s., thank you very much. get the great honor and welcoming again back like to elphia i would say, and i think there is not much dispute about it that maybe washington, d.c. and her home city i'm not sure has been in elius any other city more than the city of philadelphia. she won't o say dispute it and that is the way it is going to be. the secretarycome back to philadelphia. secretary sebelius, thank you much. [applause] specifically this is her second visit back to philadelphia on the issue of the care act in particular. as many of you know, we across ready ntry are getting for healthcare exchanges authorized under the affordable act. for some of us affectionately in a positive way known as obama care because this signature items that president obama talked bout, worked on, many have discussed in, he actually got it passed. we want to thank president tremendous for his effort in the affordable care act. we expect toat act begin enrolling people this october. sebelius's visit and work she's been doing across

in 40 longest recession years appears to be coming to an .nd we have relatively good looking figures.germany led the way with the growth rate of 0.7%. at the same time, we saw disparities between different parts of the eurozone. we saw italy and a in continuing with the recession. ireland continuing with the recession. the portuguese economy grew by more than one percent. the french growth figure of 0.5% biggests perhaps the surprise. expected bigger figures. there is some caution, and henry brown has been taking a look at that part of the story. >> a breath of fresh air for france's car industry. >> people are buying cars again. with up to 9000 euros off some models. thehe country is posting strongest quarterly growth in years, a rare piece of good news. >> our growth rebound is stronger than the average, but we must not settle. >> cautioned some analysts share, noting it is largely due to an increase in consumption. affect white been households using more heating than usual. >> with unemployment reaching 11%, some analysts say france faces tough times ahead. >> prospect are tough, a

i remember when interest rates were 17 nd 18 and we cannot do this.eil: it is always goodeeing you, my friend. the former speaker of the house, thank you so much for joining us. coming up next, the latest health care surprise that is actually pretty shocking. actually pretty shocking. we will ve the details see these hands? they gripped the wheel of a humvee in afghanistan. these hands? they're here for the person who fought in afghanistan. confidential help is just a call, click or text away. neil: comes to the health care law, you can't run a you can hide. let's have liz macdonald here. >> it is one part of the health care law that is rattling the whole country. >> the president is saying that the affordable care act is doing what it's designed to do. deliver more choices and better benefits and a check on riing costs and higher quality health care. >> businesses and now even the presidentts biggest supporters are doing everything they can to avoid it. retail companies and schools and citi, dropping workers to part-time status because the more part-

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we asked on gerriwillis.com, should congress be forced to ay by their own rules nd 98% said yes and 2%willis.com for online question every weekday. here are some of your e-mails. home ownership should be the primary goal of every ameican, tom says. it is parof the american dream . and ron from louisiana says there should be no death tax. how much are we going to take from these idiots in the federal and state government. send me an e-mail at gerri willis.com. finally today's jobs numbers. the economy stinks. if you are in the jobs market, you know this is true. much of the part-time work is retail outlets and you get the picture. as we noted tonight, so far the overwhelming majority, 77% of all jobs created are part-time and that mea no pay and no benefits. at that pace it will take seven years to close the gap left by the recession. it's not good enough. not by a longshot. the president spent the better part of the last two weeks talking bout jobs, because the economy is in creating them. the policy seems to be benefiting superrich rather than our vanishin middle class. that is. neil:

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smith came up the fifth on the blitz. .nd steps up stokeley not on the field this time. returning to mid-field. diegoe former san charger who takes the pick all the way to the end zone. down.e left, flacco fires touchdown. the ravens may have found themselves a young receiver tonight. and lunges in, touchdown. damien berry. [cheers and applause] an interesting game to watch. >> you are very diplomatic. >> here is a look at what is coming up new at 6 p.m. dwyer arrested earlier this week for dui faces yet another challenge. this one on the political stage. details straight ahead. >> passing the torch on the civil rights movement and the role baltimore is playing on this historic march on washington. the story is coming up. >> we are tracking some rain on hd doppler. insta-weather plus for the weekend coming up. >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live,

that the irony we shut down the government to stop care keeps nd obama going even though the government slut down. shut down. >> [inaudible]. will think the president sign that bill? earlier back to my contention. thinkg a megaphone do you the press has with the liberal conservative?he it is about seven times bigger. if every republican was the same song and all the conservative slanted news it, we would hed still be out numbered seven to one. here today. how many of your neighbors are as concerned about this issue as are? half of them don't even listen to anything. do you think in terms of the influence, in terms of that will have? willit be before for us -- it be positive in terms of a futile hings or effort where away pound our chest and we say by gosh aware to shut it down and we don't do t. if i had a coach hat said you are going to do that and rather than create a strategy that would allow me to that said r than one i will look good trying i would to lookry to score than good trying. mandatory spending happens no matter what. discretionary spending has to be appropriated. in a shu

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then in the second quarter the big fellow takes it up and over .nd it was a 14u14 ballgame then there was a two point queshes and they come from 22-21. beat the titans play. three didn't >> i went to the warmup and game just so i'm in shape and ready to play. >> let's go to tampa bay. joe flacco and here is the play of the game. bernard piers. this is a terrific run. he may have injured his knee on the touchdown run. the ravens win big. t's hope they don't lose pearce. >> phil mickelson and tiger are the headliners. phil is one over par, he's tied with tiger woods. tiger had a similar type first round. tiger doubled the final hole to finish one over but wasn't feeling too badly about it and those guys six off the pace. >> our play of the day from the little league world series. take ut, three run homer, it to the finals. tommie makes our play of the day. >> and closer to home the mystics beat minnesota. they move ahead of the new york liberty for the fourth and final playoff spot in the east. we'll keep you posted on that. >> there was another competition going on around here. the bes

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. >> and several other oakland shootings on police busy on 72 nd and mack arthy. police have no suspects in custody, and on the 1,700-block of telegraph, another shooting broke out that injured one of seriously. the shooting was related to a car burglary and the gunman is still on the loose tonight in that case, as well. >> a separate shooting left two people dead and two others injured around 11 p.m. on the 500-block of 105th. one died at the scene and a 3rd victim remains hospitalized. >> police say a 4th victim took himself to the hospital in stable condition. no word on the identity of the victim or what led up to the shooting. >> tonight an alleged child molester is behind bars. >> it involving the owner of a surfing school. >> we bring you the late of the on the investigation. >> he was placed in a position of trust where he was allowed access to these kids and he took advantage of it and exploited that opportunity. so the opportunity's ruling from this now. >> 38-year-old dylan grainer is behind bars charged with two counts of lewd lewd and l ashgs sshgsasc

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implementation of the roadmap .nd participation while open, it requires that all parties renounce violence. >> supporters of mohamed morsi said the military must sit down before any political negotiations can take place. al qaeda posted a video message friday urging egyptian protesters to turn their backs on democracy. a radical leaders said that morsi's ouster is a proof that democracy does not work and urged the muslims in egypt to rise up in jihad against western influence. morsi's muslim brotherhood party planned more massive protests for sunday. the united states issued a worldwide travel alert warning its citizens that the al qaeda network may be planning attacks. dozens of u.s. consulates like this one will stay closed this weekend because of the increased threat. the state department says the middle east and north africa are most at risk. britain and germany have announced their embassies in yemen will be closed on sunday and monday. britain has expressed concern about the credibility of zimbabwe's election results. after president robert moog of the claimed a seventh term in a lan

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there was an aircraft like this that flew last night -- that night. ,nd some of the men who flew some of their lost faces have been revealed. images ofady existed some of them. rest were found by scouring official archives. >> sometimes it felt like it was impossible. it was an emotional moment. i have been looking at these names for weeks and months. it, it wasa face to really quite moving. >> and there was sergeant john marriott whose aircraft was shot down. no one survived. bbc news. >> when new governments come to power, they often make promises, and thailand, it seems, is no exception. years ago, officials said they would issue a tablet computer to all of the country schoolchildren. the policy is being called an investment in the next actuallyn, but is it paying off? we look at the ambitious demon. scheme.bitious >> nestled in the hills along many ofer with myanmar, the children have little in the way of modern amenities. the government has given them a taste of 21st-century technology. it is called the one tablet per child policy, an attempt to help classrooms leapfrog from blac

nd >> welcome back to maryland's spotlight.bc2 very proud this year to be partnering with the young school for the back to school supply drive. joining me brenda, director of education from the young school. and preston mitchum jr. colleague here and also founder. thanks for being here. tell me about the foundation. >> back in 2002 myself and a few volunteers decided we wanted to make a bigger impact of the lives of lower income families and we helped out about ten families and expanded to a back to school drive which we're talking about today and seven years ago hood the aft school program. it is a great drop out prevention program. over the years we have had 40 plus members and volunteers and impacted over 22,000 individuals. >> good for you. that is terrific. let's talk about the drive. what supplies do we need? >> after you finish watching this segment here, go to any store that sells school supplies. pick up a backpack and fill it with composition books, pencils, pens, paper. split it up and take it to one of the young sch

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we have travel warnings in place for countries like saudi arabia .nd egypt this is much more general. fact that 21 embassies and consulates are being closed, is this caution of the benghazi, libya attack? >> some will relate to the underlying information. whatever it is. the atmosphere leads you to an abundance of precaution because of what happened in benghazi. benghazi was not an isolated incident. we saw attacks on u.s. embassies throughout the middle east at that time. some of them were less severe. others became more severe. that is the worry, this could have a reverberation. authorities are suggesting they're looking at north africa and the middle east, a wild -- wide area of the globe. i want to talk to you about egypt and how much concern those daily demonstrations -- they are back out, the pro-morsi supporters in cairo. how much concern is there in washington about instability in egypt and that spilling over? concern.is tremendous there has been concern about egypt since the beginning of the arab spring. a particular concern is that neither side in egypt appears ready to acco

only a few years ago this part would have been all of ice flows .nd -- and unnavigable this year it is open water. climate change has to medically reduce the arctic ice in the summer. even up here in dc it is driving the animals onto land. are coming ashore in far greater numbers and in places they never used to. >> i'm going to have to talk quietly. may crush each other to death. they are precious creatures. they're trying to establish if the role races here -- walruses here are a completely unique subspecies. like the untouched landscape which the wildlife enjoys is about to be disrupted by the arrival of the oil and gas industry. vladimir putin says the economic future depends on exploiting the huge deposits in the arctic including here in the laptop see. give more than this to the arctic seas. >> very little research has been done. this is gathering dna to try to establish with species need special protection when the oil and gas companies arrived in force. something to make protect our system. we are supposed to know which -- are most important. >> drilling for oil means helping t