mr o'connor was banned from driving for twenty years rte news bulletin. obama said that he can guarantee that is vice president joe biden will make a trip to island. and obama speak in the oval office in washington today following a meeting with the t shirt and a candy joe biden grade to leisurely morning breezes to welcome and kenny and his wife knew that too has held for breakfast and a canny impressed upon him the frustration the irish government feels that the lack of progress on immigration reform. dubai complaints that piece for his efforts in posting this cause then it was off to the oval office. grumpy japan to buy down to a meeting with obama immigration reform is again on the agenda along with the situation in ukraine the irish economic turnaround and the house proposals on northern ireland's i was disappointed the us government was disappointed with the all party talks. write the final conclusion. britain's but we're urging the parties to consider the. she has to pee sitting in physic vice president joe biden to come to ireland to play golf and

a friend jumps on a pew and shouts, o'connor, you're killing us. another friend, jamie, dressed as a priest, offers up a prayer in protest. two boyfriends in black leather motorcycle jackets handcuffs themes to a pew. after o'connor starts the homily, protesters throw condoms in the air and going limp in the center aisle. the cops, two long lines of blue have their moment, bending wrists with plastic handcuffs; with this homily o'connor retreats from the altar to his thrown-like chair. sitting with his head in his hands, trying to convey spiritual pain. photographs of the media savvy cardinal will elicit overwhelming sympathy on the newspapers. communion begins amid the general confusion, protesters lean up. interspersed among the regular parishioners. whet it's their turn they make announcements. i support a woman's right to choose. condoms save lives. soon it is my turn to receive the body and blood of christ. small, dark-skinned priest is serve can my cue. his investments are oversized and bright. he hesitates briefly. his eyes fixed on the pink

prosecutors say brian o'connor and sarah doubek robbed several businesses last week after o'connor lost his job and doubek's car was stolen. police arrested them friday. prosecutors say video and witnesses identified both of them. two men were arrested for illegally selling parking spaces at a church in uptown to people attending an event at the aragon ballroom. cornelius upshaw and clarence mc-clellan were caught by police charging 20 dollars for parking at saint thomas of canterbuy. charges. charges are pending in connection to a fatal crash on the edens expressway. it happened just before two o clock sunday morning in the southbound lanes near touhy avenue. police say 26-year-old samee ranginwala was killed after his car was rear-ended by a speeding audi. the driver of the audi was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. a former marine from zion is expected to go on trial in virginia today for killing a sailor in the barracks they shared back in 2009. if jorge torrez is convicted, federal prosecutors will seek the death penalty. during sentencing, they plan to show evidence that

. >> yeah, satellite imagery analyst shawn o'connor joins us on the phone from indianapolis.n, thank you for being with us. you were an intelligence analyst with the u.s. air force. so, we're going to put these pictures up, and i want to get your take on what you make of these satellite images that are now five days old. do you think they are a strong indication that this could be debris from missing flight 370? >> yes, hi. there's a chance that they could very well be debris. the problem is, you don't have good enough resolution to conclusively identify these as, say, aircraft fuselage parts, aircraft components, luggage or anything like that. so, there's obviously something there, and the sizes you're dealing with make it look that it's not going to necessarily be something natural. so, it's a very good chance it could be debris of some sort from the aircraft. >> quickly, shawn, is there a way to get a better look with different satellites right now or a different look from these very images that have been taken? >> no, your best chance is going to be to do exactly what the

most of us know paul walker as brian o'connor from "fast & and the furious." that action star.t he was much more than that. how so? >> i think people didn't realize that he had a full, vibrant life off the screen. he always said he was one foot in, one foot out with the whole hollywood game. >> outside of the hollywood game walker was deeply involved in the world of fast cars. and even raced with the hollywood club. >> what's up, paul walker? >> he was a total auto head and owned always evolving. it was a performance shop that really appealed to the car junkie that paul walker was. >> paul was much more than a car junkie. he was also deeply committed to humanitarian relief. in 2010, walker took a team to haiti helping in the aftermath of the major earthquake that devastated the small nation. >> asked a bunch of people what they thought we should bring. >> he knew that you had to do something. know one knew what to expect but he was bringing medical equipment, water filtration and do what he could. when they got there, they did so much for their first time they were able to set

shoun o'connor for the air force joins us from indianapolis. from denver, david is a cnn safety analyst author of "why planes crash." thank you all for joining us. sean, i want to start with you. as part of your career, you look at images of this and try to figure out how significant they may be. you have seen pictures of the images from the chinese satellite. what do you think it might be? any reason for hope? any differentiation in the images we saw earlier in the week? >> one of the interesting things you can notice when you look at the images we saw earlier in the week released by australia, they gave one of the dimensions for the larger object as 24 meters. this one, they are saying is about 22 meters wrong. there's a little margin for error there. if there's measuring difficulty, they might be the same object. they both looked relatively rectangular. this one was sighted 120 kilometers from the australian items. given the difference in times between when the images were required, that would imply an average surface speed of 2.5 kilometers

. >> i just spoke to the tom o'connor head of the firefighters union. he's on the north side of the fire, he's not working but is on the scene. he told me not long ago they had an incident a piece of structure fell on truck eight and firefighters had to back away from that truck because of that collapse. the situation has lessened. >> okay, looks like we lost david, can you hear us david? >> all right. again, david was reporting a piece of scaffolding came down on truck number 8. that's a concern that this building could collapse on neighboring building or itself. >> can you hear me. go ahead. >> a patrols. >> for that. taking to tom o'connor who's on- site. they had a piece of scaffolding fall on truck eight. they have been able to get back to work with it. you can see how the fire is exposing the skeleton of the building. there are pieces of the scaffolding the skeleton of the building collapsing. i'm told there's a bit of other collapse to north side of the building. they are concerned about an elevator shaft buckling. in his opinion they will lose t

[ laughter ] >> exit the room now. >> reporter: o'connor hospital says they are pretty happy with this unit. in fact, they have plans to buy another one. in san jose, don ford, kpix 5. >>> president obama wants to spend $30 million each year for the next five years on detecting and preventing superbug infections. >>> how far would you go for 20 bucks? a man in oklahoma spent two days in an underground sewer after he dropped a $20 bill down this storm drain and went in to get it. then he got lost in the pipes. students heard screams coming from the manhole. rescuers found the man 15 feet underground. he is going to be okay but after all of that he never did find the $20. >> oh. >> oh. >> give him 20 bucks for the effort. >> dude worked for 50 cents an hour while he was down there. >> dedication. >> he was safe from tornadoes in oklahoma. >> there you go. probably one of the safest places in tornado alley. >> can't buy that for 20 bucks. >>> the opposite of that kind of weather is what we had outside today, just perfect, not cold, no, not hot, no, perfectly sunny, beautiful sky, low humi

patrick's cathedral in new york where john cardinal o'connor is about to celebrate mass. it had been years -- has been years since i took communion, the holiest of sacrament as, but that is why i'm here. i remember the awe i felt as an alter boy in iowa city at st. mary's and later the anger when the church we be trayed me. it is bitterly cold, a near-record low. many parishioners wear heavy coats. slush-covered boots have left a wet trail down the long center aisle. 24rs a puddle under my pew. the mood in the church is tense. as the minutes pass, i think of the jesuits who taught me as a child that a good catholic acts upon the church's social teachings, even be that means confronting the church. my hands are trembling with the cold, my apprehension and other feelings too deep to name. outside st. patrick's, 4500 angry men and women have assembled chanting and waving plaque cards that read: curve your dogma and condoms, not coffins. bull horns blare, act up, the aids coalition to unleash power, is protesting coo'connor's assault on safe sex and reproductive lights. there

thank you all for coming i'm tom o'connor i'm a san francisco firefighter i'm a member of the cancer prevention center today, we stand before a memorial to honor the firefighters who have died in hospitals and hospice today, we staples before a sea of by boats to honor those folks a number that is growing every year. every time firefighters enter a burning building we have chemicals and car gins that are interour bodies and for years the deviating effects and recent studies by control of disease control have demonstrated that firefighters are sxhooum to cancer and now it's time to push back. it is the for that us to let the memorial serve a purpose are that it is time to let san franciscans and the world know that long arrest the fires are put out the firefighters are fighting against cancer we're indicating is to ban toxic chemicals in first one and clothing. chemicals like deadly flammable retardant for children's clothing and known car gins that were band by governor jerry brown recently but perhaps that banned come too coon the chemical companies with fighting back we're asking f

. >> fellow bart officer sean o'connor served alongside sirring smith. >> always talked about his family and loved his family and his friends very much. >> smith's wife, and two brothers, are also police officers. that remarkable bond was not lost on freddie who opened his gym for the event. >> the city of newark, hayward, b.a.r.t., everybody knows everybody. >> signature smith's family said they were very appreciative to those who donated time and money. the benefit raised $8,000. >>> santa rose a police are searching for two people who shot a man sitting in his car outside a fire station. the man was found with a gunshot wound to his leg inside a car riddle eled with bullets. the gang crime team is working the investigation. >> tonight san leandro police say a driver suspected of causing this fatal head-on collision may have been drinking before the accident. 19-year-old jesus antonio gonsalez of val hoe is said to have been speeding. authority says the crossed over into davis street and rammed into a car driven bay 32-year-old san leandro man who died at the scene. >>> a driver who po

. >> and on the one side of what o'connor brought up was the idea that maybe those types of incentives should not only be in may but should about all the time. i'm not saying to forgive free fees but a study should be made public utilities unites quite sure is revenue generation and to cover the fees of the aspects that the planning department has to do to supervisor proper accordance and stuff like this where we incentivize people to do what they should be doing perhaps by giving them lower fees. as someone brought i think i think commissioner moore said let's have a study it's the step in the right decision and encouraging small property owners particularly small property owners to implement those changes that make the businesses much more appealing and make be neighborhoods more appealing on a telephone months a year basis. i've gone to a couple of places where the lighting has on inadequate if people didn't can't see your restaurant they're not going to come and they do it the next week their sign had lights on it. we want to make sure the fee isn't more than the prelims. but it is

. >> fellow bart officer sean o'connor served alongside sirring smith. >> always talked about his family and loved his family and his friends very much. >> smith's wife, and two brothers, are also police officers. that remarkable bond was not lost on freddie who opened his gym for the event. >> the city of newark, hayward, b.a.r.t., everybody knows everybody. >> signature smith's family said they were very appreciative to those who donated time and money. the benefit raised $8,000. >>> santa rose a police are searching for two people who shot a man sitting in his car outside a fire station. the man was found with a gunshot wound to his leg inside a car riddle eled with bullets. the gang crime team is working the investigation. >> tonight san leandro police say a driver suspected of causing this fatal head-on collision may have been drinking before the accident. 19-year-old jesus antonio gonsalez of val hoe is said to have been speeding. authority says the crossed over into davis street and rammed into a car driven bay 32-year-old san leandro man who died at the scene. >>> a driver who po

what surprised me most was what the sky which mr o'connor has said the government opened a seven to billion for me it's crazy to make a comparison between unions and crimea i think it's crazy because it took me to situations. there was little and left with a mandate to compete. in testimony iso. she isn't ready yet. he has no lack of pressure. there's no kind of pressure. in catalonia. mike was talking to us it is a real democracy elected government with a mandate to compete in the consultation breeding is no comparison oh and wonderful. i think don't get to that. cheers to you too must presume to hear melissa george the eye. i know . which. just today. ch opal key to the market. from my job. chris and it's come in for democracy. come to put them all. krista was formed in my sin and toward us it is out of me pink to push it in my tuna. then today he seemed to me to science. a musical when the rice for students who seek to force form. a country where i come from. we may be in this piece in last week's assignments. so when i was was cooked. tor books in this. on to win the race was also fun.

o'connor's a minimum of twenty five percent of votes in the general election the sedition buys income that presence is seen above by italy or no from seeking a third term. the president of the somalia has said he helps chip and can help provide vocational training in the east african country the sun shaken muhammad said in job opportunities for keeping on people from joining groups. nhk on saturday in tokyo he is spearheading efforts to rebuild somalia the country emerged from more than twenty years accompli. when an official government took charge in two thousand twelve sen said the government was unable to provide services education or health facilities he said such circumstances to find young people a chance to acquire skills and jobs and pushed many to join groups and hire its own islamic extremists as an asa said vocational training would give them the opportunity to enjoy a different way of life. humans can to to to school monday and in many idiots. but for us. those on the priority eighties. it is the secret on the other theory is the vocational training astonishing increase in

justice o'connor described the pre-smith case law in another way. so it's a little bit difficult to try to say, as justice kagan's question would suggest, that rather than just apply the statute as written, we should really sort of just go back and apply pre-smith laws if this were -- >> well, it is applying the statute as written. the statute as written this not a question of legislative history the statute as written points back to pre-smith law. it says -- that's what we mean. >> well, you're right, justice kagan, in the purpose part of the statute it says -- what we mean to do here is basically restore the pre-smith law. and then it's -- >> mr. clement, this was a law that was passed overwhelmingly, both houses of congress. people from all sides of the political spectrum voted for it. it seems strange that there would have been that tremendous uniformity if it means what you said it means, to take to cover profit corporations, especially in light of there was an effort to adopt a conscience amendment, a specific conscience amendment in 2012, and

at that stage the sheep that we also heard today from dylan o'connor who took over as chairman of anglo irish bank after sean its toxic steps down in december two thousand and eight. we heard also from a witness from morgan stanley to tilt investments by kite that the transactions on behalf of the entire spanking she liked thousand and eight when thomas gave evidence from none to get the deal link to expecting this from morgan stanley to the saints marcia or no dumping cute long before women in the highlands on have reported being victims of violence according to figures in the new eu study shows the third of women across the european unit suffered sexual or physical violence shocking figures not least because they show that much violence against women goes on report. he always knew that the reported figures as in trying to take this it's nice to have a case is being taken to court everybody knew that those figures were adjusted to the iceberg. so decided the expertise in on us. the survey talks to fifteen hundred women aren't that found that one in four had suffered sexual and physical

lasting peace for me these hurdles okay well kathleen o'connor reports. in the vip no shape to begin the end of the loop if any family in the end of preschool. and as jeff on for more than twenty years. more than one hundred thousand adults. so when the people of suffering for so long. so many of our stakeholders of works so hard floor right at this point. all i will not let peace be snatched from my people again. in may nineteen eight the main anti christian crunchy. watch the ten and take a chance to keep emotions uh. mindanao the increase in teacher use to beat accrington to go with someone. that the new mini muffins and fruit area either. men tend to be shamed into oakland and reach more entries the students. in the eyes that we cannot describe how happy we were head over heels. these peace deal is for everyone. lightly and for the education of new generations of the summer of people it is now on to make a stand and evenings in the coming chinese national economic growth. daniel and chris to come by just a bit crunchy. that means he can be defended. t

the world's nautical o'connor reports it's unusual for them he said the company an anti parent to wait more than a year after taking office haven't we saw me thinks fill you with president obama decided to skip it. and freeman president of cleaning and prime minister single on it together. lemme know. i believe this is a meaningful chance to have dialogue with president obama and prime minister rabin. obama and needed to park in korea national non human. my mouth off about that the senior white house officials said it was constructed with no signs of discord. but there has been plenty of discord old mates. it started small the nine year old. with the meal back became the first south korean president to visit iran to come play with appropriate controls. then in effect to suck raised questions about the cost. typically still cold cold for cleaning. you don't then you know the japanese politicians should demonstrate kobe his leadership and he'll have a hard thing to hit the pentagon is a true partner leon talley yet. i mean is i may add it to detention when he visited destination on. one

the cover is a plan on fighting john o'connor was presented in the government it was designed to establish an order and trade closer transport real estate industry sectors according to what the side of the highest share of choke on his focus in the seconds to win in the anime series was completed his work with them when she was teeny. according to our calculations had been previously shown about two to two point five to eighteen you must be returned to the state budget as a result of an action plan is. even though the owners of the most pointed to numerous changes of position to someone over a study of all of the site offers to introduce a number of innovations to effectively combat traffic shadow in particular whose introduction of special bt accounts in electronic invoice its talents will be obliged to insult pos terminals in cash registers with a sim card people lining up property will have to be registered with the tax authorities the ministry of emergency situations the taskforce is great to possibly spring floods. they consist of four point five thousand people more than eight hundre

yes i must look to maintain some confidence because o'connor to make our state has always been since the book the hotel culture traditions and are he said the enhanced the wheel to preserve peace in sight to come into place. funding is fundamental for his survival to jewish schools in milan rome to read in the it staff in jewish education is fundamental thesis is of the jewish community and survival of the jewish culture and it's in the eyes of a strike. chain one. rove eye. a french milled warship designed to strengthen russia's ability to deploy troops tanks and helicopter gunships has had its first test run this week despite western condemnation of russia's occupation of crimea and president this threat of further military intervention in ukraine. the warship is part of a one point six billion dollar deal that marked the biggest ever sale of new weaponry to moscow that deal had raised eyebrows among france's western allies when he was struck in two thousand eleven. france has criticized russia's military incursion into ukraine's black sea peninsula crimean but said it had no plans

he gives comments were made to the reception to honor sean o'connor on who recently resigned as commissioner that. it is nina my role as president of art and wish to say i'm disappointed and worried that the state's apparent in the level of ability to accommodate citizens who wish to use unleash their dealings with the state in the comments were raised as in iraq this case each day beginning government's progress in implementing its twenty year strategy for the irish language. an institution of time and loaded up the charts dha teaching them drafting legal minded to make any reference to a present to say happy occasion he organized the former language commission commissioner it during the hearing the opposition said the government's strategy and the official languages act are not being implemented effectively. the minister said progress is being made human language organization of an upgraded does not accept read every must disagree on many unique enough that the ad concept that can come together every week. the crayon and this is the very day and as if they have to do that very bare minimum

the cherry blossom called o'connor is in full bloom and some on the sinking city people into it this beautiful pink all in on their sunny weather is a collaboration with at least one black waist that it's that first cry of the season was detected yesterday evening keith the prefecture and this was all be at their peak through this a week not even come back into this computer graphics you can see that ten boxes the mean or even a chair once on the air smell while the info on full bloom. after that. first the rival hearing for example my thirty first of a weak leader. after this is that full bloom season that people are exactly the place and our guest. i wound. i do. in. time. do. do. and that is all for this edition of the slime and passing glance. it was. i checked. the i've came from somebody and it's this animal but this time and time to backup and monkeys and he likes something. and we walk in a small dish off on the defendant's the defendant's innocence out then sent us some money. we double bubble gum because sister some money and assistance almighty eighties the of the town we

gregory will cause a mini zoo atlanta says o'connor. that means the race of the trial revealed the united states. and charles for a very long time and so as of the conservative government in colombia. both governments in various ways with it. such wording of paramilitaries going into this tournament from ammonia or also with us on the government supported opposition groups with fondant on and with this statement for example to use the gifts that appears to carry it wishes us to get up to the opposition a shop and are because the others in their protests. you know this current period of repentance to our home the environment and are seeking comfort in his book the police. will the situation that has allowed on our website and also the actions that also has a driving force in financing any meat and chicken dishes. so i present for five minutes remaining that region. weapons. and there's good news for the faithful and kindle the sport's governing bodies as it's a painful one and as a team that has become a jury in june. the thing is i'm af

joining us now ebony williams, radio host and larry o'connor host of wmalmorning's on the mall and drive great to see the both of you. >> welcome back, gretchen. >> thank you so much. >>> all right. so larry, what do you make of this "new york times" reporter? he's under fire. he's in court, trying to keep his sources secret. some of the wording in what he's written is explosive. he claims reporters will be punished if they don't go along with so-called transparency or not so much of this administration. >> that's right. pretend transparency. i'm glad to see "new york times" speaking out about this. enemies of the state were this network, fox news, talk radio and andrew breitbart. i feel like "new york times" other mainstream outlets didn't say anything because they kind of agreed with that and they were protecting the administration. this is really an attack on the first amendment that is unheard of. thank god there are people speaking out against it. we've got to be able to criticizes the president no matter who is sitting in the white house. >> ebony, do you see it the same way? other

the head of the supreme court and chief justice in ohio is a woman by the name of maureen o'connor and has they have had no problems at all even though those proceedings are televised. >> with all due respect, i'm not sure 9 cares about the proceedings of the supreme court of ohio. >> you have to go all the way back to the 1930s, somebody got a camera in there so there are a couple of black and white still pictures. don't we want to learn more? this is so important what goes on there. >> first of all remember that justices of the supreme court write opinions explaining everything they do. and that sense they are much more transparent than any other part of the government. second of all there are oral recordings, audio recordings, if anybody is interested in linning to them, they are perfectly willing to do so. they are highly technical, statutory interpretation, they are not basic discussions between ordinary people talking about policy matters. so the truth is most people who turned them on even if they were televised would probably turn them off pretty quickly. the other factor is, t

larry o'connor, host of mornings on the mall, live at 5:00 and sam rosenberg, former campaign adviserill clinton. we'll take vladimir's comments with a grain of salt. how do you think the reaction from russia is suggesting how we're being perceived in that part of the world? >> jenna they are mocking our president like he's jenny mccarthy on twitter. this is not a good thing. i understand. when you throw down the gauntlet like secretary kerry did on friday and the only repercussions promised on monday were basically sanctions against seven random russians, it's tantamount to telling them they can't get a vip pass to a lady gaga concert. it isn't that big a deal. i want to be proud of my president when he's commander in chief and unfortunately he's not giving me a lot to be proud of right now. >> simon, should the white house be concerned about this reaction. >> the important thing to remember is putin is taking this action because the west successfully wrestled ukraine away from russian influence. most ukrainians absent those in crimea are free and living in a democratic society that

chris tin and larry o'connor, great to see both of you today.o, kirsten, geeks going after the gees. doung the program is going to work with 21 days left? >> we'll have to wait and see. can't blame them for trying, certainly going to do whatever they can to get the attention of the so-called, young invincibles to get them signed up. i think the hope is, this is a group of people that are going to put it off until the last minute. they are hoping they will, then, in the last few weeks sort of stampede to sign up for obamacare. >> larry, what i thought was interesting here is that in trying to target, and these are their words, geeks, entrepreneurs, researchers is because they want them to pursue their dreams or be able to do that without the fear of losing their health care, in other words, pursue the dreams at home without a job. >> you are welcome geeks for pursuing your dreams because i have to pay for them. do i get a cut when they invest and make the next facebook? it's not fair. they could have purchased low cost health insurance before the

fox news contributor and larry o'connor host of morning on the mall and drive at 5:00 in washington, d.c. great to see both of you. >> hi, gretchen. >> kirsten, is this a problem for hillary clinton, especially the image of the reset button with the russian foreign minister? >> i don't think so. i don't think it really has that much to do with president obama, so i don't know how it could have anything to do with hillary clinton. >> in what way? >> that was about the relationship between the united states and russia, not about russia and the ukraine. what's going on between russia and ukraine was really nothing to do with the united states. putin wasn't going to stand by and do nothing regardless of who the president of the united states was. we're seen other confliblgts when george bush was president and they went into georgia. it's specific to that area. they wouldn't have not done what they did because of hillary clinton and barack obama. can you critique the response to it. as for what caused it, i don't think it had anything to do with the president or hillary. >> larry. >> i th

bush replaced justice o'connor with a more current justice lito. if liberals want to intensify the fight for progressive bench, we should probably start by pushing more great jurists in the lower courts, not badgering one of the best off the highest court in the land. that does it for us on "the psych o cycle." it's time for "now with alex wagner." >> what could be a much needed break in the search for missing malaysian airlines flight 370. >> a french satellite took these images. >> some objects were as much as 23 meters in length. >> they're in the same area as the other pieces of debris picked up by satellite last week. >> more includes from space but frustratingly at sea nothing found. >> weather conditions improved overnight. >> there were a record number of assets out in the search area. >> a dozen planes and five ships. >> three objects were spotted, two of them thought to be rope. >> objects can move three feet per second. >> apparently they go back and and they can't find those objects they saw. >> there is a disconnect between what's seen

. >> yes p siobhan o'connor has the results.to get to these. so just quickly, the criteria, fewer than ten grams of added sugar. fewer than 200 milligrams of sodium for a serving size, 400 for a meal. no bpa. had to be sustainable if it's seafood. and no gmo ingredients. >> okay. >> i think i understood what she said. >> so in the breakfast category, yogurt is obviously a great choice. you want to go unflavored or low sugar. so these are both stoneyfield organic has an amazing greek yogurt that's low fast. and siggi's is a personal favorite. it's icelandic style, so it's a little less tart. >> you can add some of your own flavor. >> blueberries. >> organic eggs, these have that bright neon yolk, delicious. so waffles can be a health food. we have discovered. so go ahead and taste. >> okay. >> not a waffle eater. why don't you do it? >> these waffles from van's are wonderful. if you put justin's classic peanut butter on top, a serving will give you 12 grams of protein. which is really healthy and a great way to start the day. >>

. >> fox news contributor and larry o'connor, washington, d.c. radio host. welcome to you both.do you think about nancy pelosi's couldn't be prouder. >> she's right. i think single payer would be much better way to go. >> you always say that. you're back to it. >> on the other hand 64% according to poll wants to keep affordable care act or make minor changes to it. it's getting more popular as time goes on. i think republicans ought to, if they want to lose, keep going with i'm against obamacare, i'm against obamacare with nothing to replace it strategy. it's not going to help. >> perception versus reality, how many times you say it is amazing, maybe republicans need a plan. >> i'm not sure yesterday made america a better place, iowa state losing in the brackets. either way, a great day for america. nancy pelosi when she says things like there, the rest of america, this is why they hate washington. nancy is saying all of you don't know what you're talking about. you don't know the fact your insurance is more expensive. you don't know you have lost your insurance, even though the

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i was speaking to a firefighter on the scene, sean o'connor who's head of the san francisco firefightersnion who was describing how he was saying it is three alarms now, he expects it will go to 5 alarm. this is burning so strongly as you can see from the pictures. and because the area is so try there's concern how they will get that out. it's perfectly clear skies in san francisco. it is ending up a plume. it is stopping people blocks away. looking at the plume of smoke off 2er area. i'm not sure if lieutenent tallmadge was able to elaborate on who opens the property. i'm not sure if it is owned and developed by ucsf but there's a lot of building going on in this area. >> if i did stop you, we have spoken with ucsf they say it is not one of their building. ucsf says their buildings are not involved in the fire. >> that's food information to know. i'm told by a firefighters that the construction site is lists awork being done by -- construction. it one stopping people in traffic in the nearby neighborhood watching it go up. hoping to be parking and give you a look from down on the ground

at the time, special agent tom o'connor is with the fbi's joint terrific task force. >> on november 1st 2004 roy was working in in his district office. >> i was working on my computer, and i saw some motion to my left. when i looked up, there were four men standing in the doorway with ak-47s. one of them said, you come with us, or we'll kill you. >> they zip tied his hands behind his back and ankles. he was brought out to a car. >> like many hostages before him, roy hallums disappears without a trace. american authorities fear the worst. >> unfortunately a lot of the hostages were being shown on video being beheaded. so it was a real concern that a u.s. citizen would be used in that manner. >> but it appears the kidnapers are more interested in money than murder. >> the head of the gang, he said to me that because i was an american they were going to get $12 million for me. >> in order to conceal his presence, the captors hide hallums in a farm house 16 miles outside of baghdad in a hostile region coalition forces call the triangle of death. >> it's an area that had a lot of issue. ther

gore, where he and the former ultimate swing vote, sandraday o'connor, helped usher bush into the white them all, and a juror of one for the rights of corporations claiming to be religious people versus the rights of women. stay tuned. and that wraps things up for "the reid report." the cycle comes up next. hey, cyclists, what's coming up next? >> we'll be covering the plane search, talking about the mud slide many my home state of washington, the rise of china, and an editorial on something you were just talking about, the supreme court and the rise and fall of ruth bader ginsburg. all in our how. >> very important stuff. thanks, guys. and "the cycle" comes up next. i've always had to keep my eye on her... but i didn't always watch out for myself. with so much noise about health care, i tuned it all out. with unitedhealthcare, i get information that matters... my individual health profile, not random statistics. they even reward me for addressing my health risks. so i'm doing fine... but she's still gonna give me a heart attack. innovations that work for you. that's health in numbers.

bush replaced justice o'connor with a more current justice lito.nt to intensify the fight for progressive bench, we should probably start by pushing more great jurists in the lower courts, not badgering one of the best off the highest court in the land. that does it for us on "the psych o cycle." it's time for "now with alex wagner." >> what could be a much needed break in the search for missing malaysian airlines flight 370.

justice o'connor described the pre-smith case law in another way. so it's a little bit difficult to try to say, as justice kagan's question would suggest, that rather than just apply the statute as written, we should really sort of just go back and apply pre-smith laws if this were -- >> well, it is applying the statute as written. the statute as written this not a question of legislative history the statute as written points back to pre-smith law. it says -- that's what we mean. >> well, you're right, justice kagan, in the purpose part of the statute it says -- what we mean to do here is basically restore the pre-smith law. but it also accompanies that purpose statute with operative language. and the operative language, which i think this court should apply, as justice scalia suggests, applies broadly to any exercise of religion by any person and then suggests that the relevant test is substantial burden with the burden on my client as to the substantial burden part of the test. and then it's -- >> mr. clement, this was a law that was passed overwh

who wasey o'connor named to the head of management overseeing 16,000 financial advisors. >> this cameon. i do not want to over weekend. this isree that part of generational. there are visible middleman insurers. 5% jobs.sudden, that >> i hope so. it is disturbing that so many andn move up the ranks somehow disappear. maybe they make lifestyle choices that you not keep them on the same track. >> that is a good point. do women leave the labor force to have children and families? this goes back to something we haven't morgan stanley. it is a return to work program to encourage women to come back to the labor force. it is a professional internship to get the area back on a resume. >> are you part of this project? are you still working 90 hours a week? i have been asking vincent reinhart, our chief economist. working of women are long weeks. they slog it out and eventually get ahead. some women are making choices where they do not want to do that. a company's willingness to say, ok, maybe you will take a couple years to scale at when you have kids, that may be the key to having that divers

justice sandra day o'connor in 2005-2006, one of the most important principles she advocated in advance and known for this long after she dies is she basically said one thing the first amendment entitles directed to this, to make sure people don't feel like they are outsiders in the political community because of their religious beliefs. we need to ensure we don't endorse religion in ways that make some people feel you are favoring someone else's religion over my religion. chris and this is a 0 sum game. if the government isn't celebrating recognizing legion at all then you are denigrating religion. i tend to disagree with that. i think actually there is a middle ground where the government can be neutral about religious issues, not disparaging religion on one side but also not promoting religion on the other side. one thing we have to keep in mind as we are the most religiously diverse nation on earth. as many as 1600 different faith groups and religious traditions within the united states. more muslims in america than presbyterians, episcopalians, baptists, catholics and methodists. t

justice o'connor with one of the most important principles that she advocated in advance is that one thing they are directed to do is to make sure that people don't feel like they are outside of the community because of their religious beliefs. that we need to ensure that we don't endorse religion in ways that make some of the people feel like they're over my religion. for some people this is a zero-sum game. if the government isn't celebrating or recognizing religion at all, then you are denigrating religion. and i think that there is a middle ground that is neutral to this issue. not disparaging religion or promoting it on the other side. we are the most religiously part of it. as many as 1500 groups within the united states. presbyterians, episcopalians and methodists. and we're seeing a greater religious diversity within this nation. it's part of me to say that no one should be offended by this representation because to me it is just accepted. but there are many people who make these as well and we have to be safe with us. not like people to take away from this book that they und

did saturday o'connor said that she was going to resign before there was a possibility of a democrat coming into office she just said it right out loud to god the whole world it's not uncommon for supreme court justices to do this yet i mean as a progressive you know that i would i would say that i you know objective from from that point of view it's i would hope get bader ginsburg to step down just to ensure the fact that because the supreme court's play such an important role in our politics whether you agree with that or not i would hope the fact that she tries to ensure that some level progressive some progressive voices still are in there on the supreme court that bede said i do think that i think it's emblematic of the way the supreme court has risen over the past few decades in american life where in some ways it's the only part of the government that gets anything done in i don't know if that's necessarily what we really want in a democratic republic where you know unelected bodies are the only institution that are making big decisions because it's anti-american because if. y

kevin o'connor testified that quote we will not be deterred. we will pursue other formal and informal efforts of maintaining the formal efforts we seek. he said this includes the use of john doe summons and grand jury subpoenas close quote. that didn't happen as promised. but it isn't too late. they can use the tools to get u.s.-client names from the 14 targeted banks which include some of the largest banks. the department of justice can make extradition request for indi indicted swiss bankers and test their willingnes to cooperate with the tax enforcement. the department of justice can hold accountable the tax evader and the banks that helped them if the department has the will. we are asking by the department of justice slowed the investigation of the 14 banks through the failure to use the tools, why it accepted the secrecy tools, why it obtained only 132 accounts, and how it plans to collect the billions of taxes owed on credit sweep accoun accounts. allowing americans to hide their money in offshore accounts deprives the government of need

this is reagan, justice sandra day o'connor and others. really, it's -- this is an equal opportunity epidemic. it hits people at all income levels and whether you are the president of the united states like president reagan or a small grocer businessman like my father or like the men and women out here in the audience who wear the purple sash. they know this tremendous impact on family life, the family budget, and ultimately on our budget. so i think we all do need a sense of urgency about how we can come to grips with this and accelerate what we want to do. i want to welcome the witnesses here. dr. collins, dr. landus, dr. hodes. i was just at nih on monday. i'm so proud of the fact it's in maryland. i call it the national institutes of hope. the national institutes of hope. and i think that's what brings all the men and women and family members here. my question, because we've been able to do something in this year's appropriations, and i might add every single senator up here is also a member of the appropriations committee. we can feel