that's kind of astounding in and of itself after the break we'll continue our discussion with obama of michael house felt it was an important trial night stay with us. from. new. york. it was a. very hard. to get along a lot of that back with the earthquake there. lives . of a. we're back with ed o'bannon my go house fellas very very important to him maybe his star of case how all of this good trial going to last a long time three weeks ahead do you support the payment of current college athletes i do support that i think. the student athletes should get paid and interesting in statistics the revenue generated by college sports is greatly increased every year in an ordered report and see double a revenue total revenue in two thousand and twelve was eight hundred seventy two million expenses eight hundred one million so it was seventy one million in two thousand and eleven it was eight hundred forty six million a record year for the n.c. double it then make a lot of money absolutely and that is just when it comes as just poor profit pure profit yes it's licensing face and they divvy it up among the s

should or should not prevail and that's kind of astounding in and of itself after the break we'll continue our discussion with obama michael house felt this is very important trials stay with. you like you want your. t.v. . comedy news to be a bare fisted no holds barred fight to the dad. like a vampire fighting into the next of the corporate elite billionaire freaks while they're going. well that's what you get with my new show projected tonight. with that old. anna michael housefull is very very important to him maybe his star of case how on this good try going to last a long time three weeks ed do you support the payment of current college athletes i do support that i think. the student athletes should get paid an interesting statistic the revenue generated by college sports is greatly increased every year in an ordered report and see double a revenue total revenue in two thousand and twelve was eight hundred seventy two million expenses eight hundred one million so it was seventy one million in two thousand and eleven it was eight hundred forty six million a record year for the n.c. double a then make a lot of money absolute

of millions around the world watched as americans landed on the moon. today at the white house, president obama welcomed buzz aldrin and michael collins and the widow of neilrong. they first reached the lunar surface during the apollo xi mention in 1969. the president called it a seminal moment in the history of man kind. >>> this an opportunity for me to extend on behalf of all the american people our deepest condolences over the loss of family and friends and to ensure the dutch people that we will work with them to make sure that loved ones are recovered, that a proper investigation is conducted, and that ultimately justice is done. >> welcome back to "hardball." that was, of course, president obama today, in this case speaking at the dutch embassy in washington, where he also signed a condolence book for those victims of flight 17. in eastern ukraine, after days of delay, the bodies of the victims were finally released by the pro-russian rebels. along with the plane's black boxes. but in russia, according to reuters, vladimir putin had strong words for the u.s., accusing our government of indirectly pulling the strings in ukraine and trying to bully ru

michael leiter, former director of the national terrorism center. he served on the national security team in the white house under both presidents bush and obama. he is these days an nbc news security analyst. michael, let's talk a little bit first about how the u.s. knows what it knows, the so-called eyes over this region. how can we tell when there has been a missile launch? >> brian, as jim noted, since the uprising in ukraine, the u.s. has really focused intelligence resource on this region. and it has tools, satellites and other tools that can both detect those launches from the missile by heat blast from the engine, but also the radar emissions from that system that would track the plane and ultimately guide the missile. combine that with the human intelligence coordinating with ukrainians, and all of that i think will give the u.s. a pretty clear picture of what happened and where that missile came from in rather short order. >> since you spent so many years on the national security council in that structure in the situation room, what do you reckon has been going on all day in the west wing of the white house, especially where the u.s.,

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of undocumented kids already being housed in maryland. >>> an actress and mother of six now headed to prison. shannon richardson sentenced to 18 years for sending letters laced with ricen to president obama and michael bloomburg. she mailed three letters and initially place the blame on her estranged letter. she pled guilty back in december. >> it appears a man shot and killed his wife and then killed himself. it happened today at a home in wood glen drive in hughesville. detectives say the homeowner found his son in a bedroom dead from a gunshot wound and lying nearby was that man's daughter-in-law. officers also recovered a shotgun at the scene. >>> more scrutiny over the expenses and management of a subsidized complex in d.c. t irs is now involved and it could be a political embarrassment for candidate for mayor. >> the political supporters of bouzer ran this complex until the city was forced to take it over. >> the high-rise park southern is home to 700 low income residents who had to hire a lawyer because of the run down conditions and mismagnet. >> health and safety conditions residents have reported for years, rodents, flooding mold. those clnt complaints have gone ignored. there's also compl

obama and also to new york's former mayor michael bloomberg. cheryl richardson pleaded guilty in november to charges of producing a biological toxin. they arrived at the white housend the antigun advocacy group in may last year. they say she sent it in an attempt to get vengeance against her estranged husband. >> a police officer injured after a police change that's now the morning rush. the officer was injured after a suv left the staging area in fort immediate. police say the driver, darnell hawkins ,jr. nearly hit a barricade after driving the wrong why an the baltimore-washington parkway. at one point southbound lanes of the b.w. parkway were backed up six miles as police investigated. >> another traffic warning tonight. if you're driving through southeast washington crews have shut down the 3,000 block of stanton road to repair a water main break blamed for causing a sinkhole. d.c. water tells us it hopes to restore water to people living near the road within the hour, and it will take a few more hours to repair the damage and get the roadway reopened. >> we have plenty of water around here. >> we're good for a while. we can go a few days and not worry about

of afghanistan can trust the outcome. al jazeera kabul. >> michael: congress may not approve president obama's request for emergency funds. the house appropriations chairman said that the $4 billion request is too much. >> our border is not open to illegal migration, and our message to those who are coming here illegally, to those contemplating coming here illegally into south texas is we'll send you back. >> michael: he said the immigration agency will run out of money next month if congress does not approve the president's request. >>> sheldon adelson, warren if you have bewarren buffet and bill gates wrote, you don't have to agree on everything in order to corporate on matters in which you are reasonbly close to agreeing. it's time that this brand of thinking finds its way to washington. >>> the cdc has transferred samples of germs recently. >> reporter: it raises questions about how safely the cdc is doing its work. it's director admitted to mistakes and called it totally unacceptable. >> i'm disappointed by what happened, and frankly i'm angry about it. the american people depend on us 24/7 to protect them. >> reporter: the ca

michael was around, a lot of shit was talked about biden and obama, but they were acting like we're going to stick it to the white house. it's not like, oh, we were caught off guard, they all knew that michael was a reporter and that he was the kind of reporter that would report everything. so then the story comes out, and, you know, and the lady gaga, i think, was on the cover of that issue of "rolling stone" which was sort of a funny thing. so the story then comes out, and i get a text from a source, and the subject -- within jsoc who worked for stanley mcchrystal, and the subject line was whew, there's a lot worse shit michael could have written. so they were all saying we're all fine, and the next thing you know, michael has brought down stanley mcchrystal, and everyone reported that story in the larger, broader media as mcchrystal making disparaging remarks about senior civilian u.s. officials. but the real heart of that story and the thing that still almost never is discussed as stanley mcchrystal trots around the country giving speeches for god knows how many tens of thousands of dollars at leadership conference

house officials about any of that communication. >> chris jansing at the white house. michael leiter, former head of the office of counterterrorism, and former white house official in both the bush and obama an nbc news analyst. i'm told he's on a moving train. so this could be dicey communications. michael, what do you know, and based on your listening to the coverage and following what we know so far, what do you make of it? >> well, brian, i know that officials really don't yet know what happened. lots of people in the white house, briefings, and elsewhere doing what we're doing. gathering small pieces of evidence and trying to put them together. what we also know, in my assessment is, you've got a very good airplane flying at a high altitude. very unlike lie something is going to happen flying directly over, plik michael mcfaul said, a war zone, and that does especially in light of the early ukrainian reports suggest to me that this well could have been taken down by a surface-to-air missile and that wouldn't be a shoulder-fired missile. a fairly sophisticated one to reach 30,000 feet. >> that's right. that would limit it to military hardware, to the universe of let's say russian manu

michael, over to you. >> reporter: tony, the white house said they will wait for the results of the international investigation into the cause of the crash, but today president obama walked right up to the edge of casting blame. >> his administration said it hasn't reached a final judgment but president obama left little doubt about who he thinks is responsible. >> evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by surface to air missile that is controlled by russian-backed separatists inside ukraine. >> reporter: the president laid out the evidence. russian-backed separatist recently shot down a transport plane and helicopter and took responsibility for shutting down an ukrainian fighter jet. and said russia is sending aircraft to the separatists. >> we know that they're heavily armed and trained, and we know that is not an accident. that's happening because of russian support. >> reporter: warning of misinformation and tampering with evidence the president called for a cease-fire in ukraine in part to allow for safe and rapid access to the crash site. even as mr. obama cast suspicion, the russians insist they'll wait for a verdict from international crash effort

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michael surer is an al jazeera political contributor, always good to see you. white house says it's about executive overreach, the obama administration so far has been pretty dismissive of all this republican talk but is there danger from the white house in underestimating the gop? >> i don't know. they have been playing the same gaining for a while. congressman steve powell tweeted that he thinks it's underreach, he's a democrat he would. but other republicans reagan, clinton and george w. bush, using executive power, obama falls way short of them. it is not as exactly advertised. >> it's a big modification of a law as opposed to something an executive should have dealt with. and the question also is, is there a danger of a backlash for republicans on this? because nancy pelosi has already sent out a fundraising letter for democrats because of the lawsuit. >> i think there's a danger and republicans are playing to their base, democrats to theirs. the danger comes to republicans voters. i don't think that's going ohappen to the mid temp elections but sure going to hurt them in 2016. if they're not getting this stuf down, that means they aren't getting legislation done.

obama to even to use that tool if you will even more? >> yeah, you know i think he will michael that's sort of the point. i think boehner is giving his party action, the moocialght party in the house is -- the majority party in the house is going to be opposed to that. the president is going to use it in some regard and that gives boehner a little bit -- i think this is boehner's plan to rerun for speaker should the republicans as we assume they will hold on to the house in the next election. >> relates to the latino voting block. how will that help them gain latino voters in the mid term elections? >> again i think it's short-sighted on this. the republicans are excellent on message in short campaign season, generally they are very good on message. where they will get lost is if they alienate this growing and huge block. it's obvious any campaign strategist knows this, you are just asking for trouble. ask some of the southern democratic senators who were against integration in the south in the '60s. they never got the black vote back there. it is going to be very difficult for them to keep or to get the latin vote. >> so many issues. michael shore from los angeles, thank you. >>>

house confirmed this afternoon that russian president vladimir putin informed president obama of malaysia flight 17, after the u.s. announced new sanctions against russia. former ambassador to russia michaelm time magazine and julia yafi means what today's crash means for diplomacy coming up next. i don't just make things for a living i take pride in them. so when my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis was also on display, i'd had it. i finally had a serious talk with my dermatologist. this time, he prescribed humira-adalimumab. humira helps to clear the surface of my skin by actually working inside my body. in clinical trials, most adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis saw 75% skin clearance. and the majority of people were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer have happened. blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure have occurred. before starting humira, your doctor should test you for tb. ask your doctor if you live in or have been to a region

viability of a pending lawsuit brought by speaker boehner and house republicans against president obama. during this recess in the hearing, part of our conversation with committee member michael burgess from today's "washington journal." we'll show you that now. >> and we are back with congressman michael burgess, a republican of texas. sits on the rules committee, which will be gathering in about an hour and a half to take up a hearing on the republican's proposal to sue the president over executive action. what will you be hearing, and from whom? >> well, we have four witnesses who will be coming before the committee. jonathan turley, who many people saw in december. another woman, o'leary, who will be on the republican side, who's an expert in constitutional law. mr. dellinger, who's a former clinton -- i'm sorry, carter administration jurist who will be providing insight on the democratic side. and last one i'm blocking. >> that's all right. >> you'll have to look it up. >> our viewers can. we're covering it live on c-s n c-span3. where do you come down on this issue? >> is this ideal? the answer is no. but at the same time, when there are disputes between parties, in thi

sentiment -- incentives in place then texas congressman michael burgess will talk about the lawsuit filed by the speaker of the house against president obama. after that allan sloan of fortune magazine will discuss how some u.s. companies are reincorporation overseas to avoid paying u.s. corporate taxes. we will take phone calls facebook comments and tweets. washington journal live tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2. also tomorrow the house rules committee will meet to consider legislation that would grant authority to begin litigation action begins president obama for what they say our decisions and consistent with his duties as outlined in the constitution says. you can see that live tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 3m. >> president obama was in virginia earlier today to hear about innovations for transportation programs and bring the federal highway trust fund which was approved by the house leader in the day. introducing the president is transportation secretary anthony fox. this is 20 minutes. [applause] >> hello everyone. how is everybody doing? it is just another day in the office right? i am excited to be here today e

of the hour. president obama says he's sick of playing games with russian president vladimir putin. but are words enough? should there be some action or something? chairman of the house homeland security committee congressman michaelout of the water. ouch. >> oh, no! >> oh, no is right. ♪ ♪ s >>> 20 minutes to the top of the hour. quick headlines now. amazing video of two men coming to the rescue of a husky trapped on the side of a cliff. take a look at this. the dog spent all night stranded after escaping from his new mexico home. a local wildlife sanctuary was called in to help. they safely got him back down, reuniting him with his owners. >>> and you don't have to be an expert to know this is not how you take a boat out of the water. oh, no. the guy holding the rope there must not have had much of a hold at all. clearly someone knew they weren't doing this right because they had the sense to record the whole thing. brian, if i had a boat, i know you would hold the rope and not let it go in the water. >> anything for you. give it to tim. he's stronger. president obama claims he's finished playing games with vladimir putin. >> now is the time for president putin and russia, a pivot -- to pivot away from the strat

today, of course immigration, republicans now giving a thumbs down to president obama's request for billions in emergency funding. here's what con manage michael mccall had to say about it. >> house ups are saying we are not going to write a blank check for over $4 billion. >> has there been an administration response to all of this? >> first of all, the administration is saying that it's not a blank check, that in fact, they have spell would out exactly what they want to do with that money, most of the funds will go to the department of health -- to take care of the children. the other funds to homeland security, which it has to process and detain them. the administration has been looking for some help from governors in the states, some of them are turning them down, and democrats, as well. >> randall pinkston live for us in washington today. in 30 minutes, we dive deeper into the on going israeli-palestinian conflict and look at the role the international community could play in an effort to end the violence. >> texas governor rick perry said he is not supporting president obama's plan to handle the surge of child migrants in the u.s. border. last week, the white house asked la