. >>> stephanie packer's body is not nearly as strong as her spirit. a mother of four young children. she's dying from multiple ailments. every day with her family is a gift. >> the actual dying - i'm not afraid of that. it's going to happen however it happens, whenever it happens. i hope it's later rather than sooner. my fears are all for what happens when my kids get hurt. and who is going to stay up and worry about them all night long. that's what mum does. you know. i do. that's my job. >> reporter: packer has joined the fight against california's sb 128, also called the end of life bill. it would allow doctors to write terminally ill patients a prescription for lethal medication, packer would easily meet the criteria. >> i have a primary condition and i have lupus which would attack other organs, and another disease, known as the suicide disease. 50% kill themselves within the first two years of having the disease. >> reporter: why is that? >> it is known as the most excruciatingly painful condition in medical practice. >> reporter: are you afraid

packer is alarmed by the case of barbara wagner in swathe. lung cancer patient in oregon was denied a $4,000 a month cancer drug and the state health plan offered an inexpensive prescription to end her life. >> in oregon this law has been in effect for almost two decades, so we have a lot of data and a lot of experience about how it worked in oregon. tony is the director of compassion and choices. the main group lobbying in favour of sp 128. >> there's not been significant problems in oregon. authorities talk about the same 6 or seven situation. >> if you look closely, you understand the law works as intended. >> how does religion play into the debate? >> if your religion tells you you shouldn't do this it's wrong to do this i would not want you to choose the option. that would g against your deeply held personal valuables. i think that works both ways. the issue here is really that the government should not be in the business of choosing one religion over another in how the law works. >> reporter: is this a matter of choice? >> part of getti

racking up more than 500 million dollars, will packer is on b.e.'s list of one of the most bankable producers in hollywood. we see why. >> in hollywood will be no rules. by that i mean not one specific path you have to take in order to become successful in hollywood. every week that i open a film up up against film two, three, four times as big as mine. bigger commercials, marketing, obviously bigger stars, but somehow i've managed to be the number one film at the box office, it's tremendous. sometimes i sit back and have to really go, wow. that's huge. >> it's not only huge, record breaking. scored seven films opening number one for featuring african-american characters he feel tell a universal story that touches a far wider audience. >> i tell you, i am very, very proud to be an african-american moviemaker, however, i don't make films with the intent to label them a black film or any other label. because that would limit me. that would limit my potential, limit the potential of the context i'm working so hard to create. so i take a point of pride

he rushes the packer through the process, so he can take off with his buddies. it's a decision he's about to regret. as they climb to 15,000 feet, norman presses record on the camcorder strapped to his helmet. >> on that jump, orlando and myself were the only ones wearing a camera. it's a good thing to have video, so you can tape your friends and they can tape you and you can see what you did wrong and fix any problem that you have, just to become better. a better skydiver. >> with norman's camera recording, no one is ready for what happens next. as orlando turns his back to the door, his back opens, the chute flies out, opening prematurely, yanking him out and snagging him on the plane's trail. he twists out of control, smacking on side of the plane. orlando's own helmet cam also records the event. now his lives and the lives at everyone inside the plane are at risk. >> having a premature deployment or early deployment is very dangerous. a lot of things can happen. by the force orlando is drug out of the plane, he can hit the door, be unconscious. you can see t

. >> green bay packer good work i'm kevin my wife and i has lived in the unit as a renter and we purposed the building in january of 2009 we lived there with our children that go to the local school we will raise our kids we have 3 additional unit one tenant since 2006 the unit i'm legal listing it has an elderly couch since 199 had the legalize has a family two children lived there singles 2009 and h have one previous tenants since the early 90s we feel the proposed fourth unit is a pleasant and desirable home and look forward to making f that better we greatly appreciate our support i know your time is preciousthank you for your consideration. >> commissioner moore. >> strongly 2, 3, 4 so for the i think it does decade is what we want people to do come forward and legalize a units and to create a block banner including the 8 horses that used to be there i move to approve. >> second. >> on that motion commissioners to approve commissioner antonini. >> commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards and commissioner wu so moved, commissioners, that motion

that's what the packers want to go back to.t ability to source from any place in the world, mix the product up to whatever specifications they prefer and along the way, who knows what we're going to end up eating. >> yeah that's a tremendous -- >> so pat, some of the biggest u.s. -- i know you want to chime in on that i want to ask you, some of the biggest u.s. food and beverage companies supported repeal of this labelling law. give us how it's going to benefit from that. >> the reason they wanted to repeal this it's less expensive. it's less expensive to bring in product from other countries, obviously. when you have to labor the product by its country of origin you have to slate it in its slaughter facilities. that makes it less appealing to domestic manufacturers, but this is a capitalist market i think 90% of the american public wants american product. that should be the driving force. i think if you took that poll today it would be even hire. i think americans are prepared to pay more for a domestic product than something

access mid year round up and lidz joining me is funny or die brian and entertainment reporter neon a packerguys this has been an insane year. let's start with the biggest family in entertainment the kardashian jenner and the big announcemen announcement. >> where to begin. >> i just say i really like this family now. they don't annoy me nearly as much as they used twhoochlt a bold move from

i can poke fun at it, but it would be like saying to the guy on espn talking about the green bay packers "when you're done you should be quarterback." it would not work out. >> al franken in the senate. jon stewart in the senate. >> jon: if i'm getting you correctly, we really should just fill it with comedians. that's the whole thing. just give up any pretense that this is a legislative body. turn the whole damn thing into "laugh-in," have joe anne worley come out of the thing. >> come obuldy. you. >> jon: yes sir. >> johnny boy. >> jon: yes. >> you have forgotten more than half the senators ever knew. >> jon: you're a good man. come obeautifully done. judge andrew napolitano everybody! ( cheers and now you can take bold, smooth cocktail taste... wherever the night takes you. ("everywhere i go" by new politics plays throughout) introducing new bud light mixxtail. now available in three flavors: long island iced tea hurricane and firewalker. bring the bar with bud light mixxtail. hot dog. pizza. hot dog. pizza. hot dog. pizza. hot dog. pizza. hot dog. pizza. hot dog. pizza. hot dog bites

and large meat packers here in the united states are represented. but the small farmer is not represented. now, i'm not here to lobby against the bill. i'm not for the bill. but i'm here to offer an amendment. and my amendment, i must first go back to something that representative delauro said, the chances of stopping this may be slim and none, and slim just left town. so i'm offering an amendment. and that is a serious amendment. it's an amendment in the nature of a substitute. it's actually a bill -- it is the bill to repeal m-cool that chairman sessions you were a sponsor of in 2005. speaker boehner was a sponsor of this bill. mr. conaway, our chairman was a sponsor of this bill. and what the bill did in 2005 was replace mandatory country of origin labelling with a voluntary country of origin labeling. and i think -- i don't know how the baby got thrown out with the bath water here. but if mr. mcgovern said he was looking for a compromise. and i've been looking for a compromise too. and finger we had a voluntary program to replace the mandatory p

access mid year round up and lidz joining me is funny or die brian and entertainment reporter neon a packert family in entertainment the kardashian jenner and the big announcement jenner and the big announcement. >> where to begin. >> i just say i really like this family now. they don't annoy me nearly as much as they used twhoochlt a bold move from kaivt license and they rallied around her and continued to support her. >> i'm not sure i'm the biggest kardashian fachbility i like the way they dealt witness. it's still very orchestrated in my opinion and i do want to see how i am playing out. vanity fair shoot. >> i will say we are obviously celebrating transgender but is it too much over exposure for the miss jenner. >> go big or go home. poster girl now literally and figuratively for transgender. i think it's now wonderful. >> kim is pregnant. what do you think this will happen this time aroun time aro

i can poke fun at it, but it would be like saying to the guy on espn talking about the green bay packers." it would not work out. >> al franken in the senate. jon stewart in the senate. >> jon: if i'm getting you correctly, we really should just fill it with comedians. that's the whole thing. just give up any pretense that this is a legislative body. turn the whole damn thing into "laugh-in," have joe anne worley come out of the thing. >> come obuldy. you. >> jon: yes sir. >> johnny boy. >> jon: yes. >> you have forgotten more than half the senators ever knew. >> jon: you're a good man. come obeautifully done. judge andrew napolitano everybody! ( cheers and [alarms blaring] ohhhhh... whoa whoa whoa! who's responsible for this?!? if something goes wrong, you find a scapegoat. ...rick. it's what you do. ahhhhhhhh! what'd you say? uh-oh! kelly! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. rick. don't walk away from me. ahhhhhhhh! ♪ where's my little boy? i miss him so. ♪ who's this man, living in our home? ♪ my special guy has turned i

and large meat packers here in the united states are represented. but the small farmer is not represented. now, i'm not here to lobby against the bill. i'm not for the bill. but i'm here to offer an amendment. and my amendment, i must first go back to something that representative delauro said, the chances of stopping this may be slim and none, and slim just left town. so i'm offering an amendment. this is a serious amendment. it's an amendment in the nature of a substitute. it's actually a bill -- it is the bill to repeal m-cool that chairman sessions, you were a sponsor of in 2005. speaker boehner was a sponsor of this bill. mr. conaway, our chairman was a sponsor of this bill. and what the bill did in 2005 was replace mandatory country of origin labelling with a voluntary country of origin labeling. and i think -- i don't know how the baby got thrown out with the bath water here. but if mr. mcgovern said he was looking for a compromise. and i've been looking for a compromise too. i think if we had a voluntary program to replace the mandatory prog

. >> just how far did ozzy tycoon james packer go to get his girl?t battle out of apple and proves she's the most powerful woman in music. caitlyn jenner's first father's day as caitlyn. plus step-daughter kim breaks big baby news. now trending why are their moving trucks at ben and jen's trucks. the cast of "magic mike xxl" gets extra wild. jada jada pinkett smith reveals her favorite. >> people like to make their fake speech in the bathroom mirror. now on "extra" from universal studios hollywood the entertainment capital of l.a.

they went around playing jimmy buffett tunes in their station wagon while they visited the green bay packers and the bears trying to learn, so it's a great story. it's a story of the little team that could. it's a story of the transformation of american offense, and it gets into the whole history of the forward pass, newt rockne, pop warner and the carlisle indians, slinging sammy baugh, they're all in there. it's just a great little book. and, you know, anyway. so that's what i'm doing now. it's much shorter. this is, the research, this is what i do, right? i interview people. so this is going to be 100 interviews in 13 months. >> and so you've just --. >> it's a long "texas monthly" story. >> it's basically a long magazine story. so you're a couple months in. >> i was just in iowa. >> yeah, where the weather was --. >> 22 below. >> appropriately hospitable, right? yeah. >> yeah, but it's a fun -- and it's just a fun --. >> what i see in this, honestly, as i hear you talk about it, what i hear is another underdog story. >> totally. >> right? if it's not the comanches versus --. >> it's a da

but apollo era rogers and the packers.iman is studying for a spot in a movie. next x-men she is sword fighting and that is aaron standing behind her. imago and pam that's how we do it in the twitter. week position our shots so we looked good when we send them out. obviously he is a good position there. >> gary: unbecoming an hour out of nebraska but could be richard tudor here on crime and now we're in the daily fight with more followers grant think he would do what it takes to get ahead and or having a good time i was see how many followers this and not pushing it that much besetting a little fun and there is again right now marc burnett as helping the stance surpassed. >> pam: their necessity like never seen them before will explain best picture of the day montana family picks up ahead kayaker from yellowstone national park grisly their jobs on the family's car all caught on camera the bear family not to far away when they saw a car when the bears made a beeline for the vehicles were not many people afraid with a bear so

pearl smith worked as a fish packer., she boxed crates of fish for shipment around the country. it was hard work with little pay. after work, she was a frequent customer at a bar near the docks, as was bill bruns, a man 13 years her senior. bruns was a trucker. his job was hauling fish from maine to montreal. the two had a lot in common. they liked to drink, and they were unlucky in love. pearl had been divorced five times, and bill's third marriage had just ended. they fell in love and were married in the summer of 1986. their relationship appeared to be close. they met for lunch each day at this restaurant on the docks. but on august 13th, 1991, pearl's daughter called police to report her mother missing. she said pearl failed to show up for a family gathering she had been looking forward to. >> my mother was very loving, very caring. everybody's best friend. >> south portland detective linda barker was assigned to the investigation. at the bruns home, she noticed that none of pearl's clothing, jewelry, and personal it

would love to be the green bay packers of the nhl and there's no reason we can't the company that.he tampa bay lightning leads the chicago blackhawks in the stanley cup's playoffs. two events coming up today you don't want to miss. you are interviewing the jockey of american pharaoh. i want to talk to him about how jockeys get paid and to what extent he credits the horse for the victory versus the jockey. to a handicapper that said in any kind of horse race, they believe the horse deserve 90% of the credit and the jockey is just a pilot to not get the horse in trouble. mark: a pilot holding on for dear life. i do not believe people understand how strong jockeys are. to hold on to something -- sometimes they are holding on with one hand and they go to the whip. scarlet: he had to do that several times. mark: some people are saying maybe he hit american pharaoh too much. scarlet: i don't know how much controversy there is now that he got the triple crown. mark: and this is turning out to be a much better series than people thought -- unless it involves chicago or the heat, people won

stephanie: the green bay packers game broadcast on yahoo!? the other piece about yahoo! that is in the news is the status of the spinoff of alibaba and yahoo! small business. that! has said you believe transaction is going to proceed as planned. what gives you confidence, particularly in the light of the fact that the irs has said it is closely looking at transactions of that nature? marissa: we are proceeding with our land as proposed in its based on an understanding of the few key things -- one is the communications communicated to date do not apply to previously andived requests for ruling we filed for it well in advance of when these changes were communicated. the other thing that gives us confidence is it doesn't seem these proposed changes are contemplated changing the applicable law, so it's more about the processes around these types of transactions and less about the applicable law. assured thisbeen is not specific to yahoo! or in response to this particular transaction. many are of varying sizes and scales. i cannot presume to speak for the irs, but given our u

. >> it is great for sports, a great nba final, hopefully my packers will win super bowl this year, itom a sponsors perspective how many outlets there are now in this modern day. >> did you see numbers of market after the triple crown winner? charles: it goes down. >> down 9 out of 10 times. as far as market is concerned. charles: they go down, i am blaming triple crown. >> the country has not been in an up mood, economically. have you great sporting, vepght, it puts them in a good mood, like whatever the problem are we can getting it around these. charles: i was sad that serena williams victory at french open was overlooked, on d-day, they play u.s. national anthem, and i was -- i thought that was a great way to start the day, so, it was a phenomenal day for sports if america. all right, well, we have a dirty little secret that is rarely discussed. but it is the goal of federal reserve, it involves you going into debt, we talk about it when we come back, it might be worth it. ♪ i get around ♪ ome taxes. we enacted the lowest corporate tax rate since 1968. we eliminated the income tax

. >> and former hewlitt packered. >> unlike mrs.vity, nots an accomplishment accomplishment. >> reporter: and there are more to come. wisconsin governor scott walker new jersey governor crist christie and ohio governor are preparing presidential runs. assumeing all of them jump in this will be the largest gop presidential field in two decades. >> jake just about every republican politician wants to run right now. what does that say about the party? >> it says they're a fairly deep bench. there are a lot of high profile governors and senators that want to run and on the democratic side, you don't see that deep bench. and we have just had 8 years of the democratic president and we are probably if you look at historical trends going to have a republican president. and vice president biden hasn't said he will run and obviously, president obama can't run. >> and there are a lot of very viable candidates on the republican side it's not like 2012. >> 20 twervlsh12 they called it the clown car but at this point, the republican bench looks v

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and tampa bay -- we have talked about that we would love to be the green bay packers of the nhl.on that we can't a couple's that. it is the world's best sport. it is going to succeed in tampa bay and other places. stephanie: the floridians like octave? -- do floridians like hockey? jeffrey: of course. who doesn't like hockey? as they go to games and learn about the sport and our players, they love hockey. our tv ratings down in our area are triple what they have ever been before. people are learning the sport and figuring it out. the same could be true in south florida and phoenix and st. louis and nashville and dallas. it just takes time. erik: you don't have to persuade me to like hockey. i love hockey. don't you have to work that much harder in a place like tampa bay to make a success of your team and bring the fans and? in? let us take in the toronto maple leafs. they have been among the losing his clubs in the league. it is a constant source of hard it. and yet the value of the club has risen to $1.3 billion on back of nothing. they never make the playoffs and they didn't ag

in terms of producers, packers and retailer, usda's regulatory impact analysis of the 2009 cool rulemated implement costs of $1.3 billion for beef, $183 million for chicken and $2.6 billion for all covered commodities. the increased costs of producing and marketing products to comply with cool requirements without a commiserate measurable increase in demand results in economic losses to producers packers retailers and consumers over a smaller overall industry with higher consumer prices and less product availability. although some consumers desire cool information, there is no evidence to conclude that this mandatory label translates into increases or consumer demand for beef, pork or chicken. consumers over the long run face higher prices and therefore purchase less due to the increased costs. in response to those who argue cool enhances food safety, as i have maintained now for over ten years, that is simply not the case. if it were, then all meat served at restaurants would come with the information regarding the meat's origin. but it doesn't that is because retail food establishm

they blame the pack packers for the malaysiaen earthquake last week that left more than a dozen peopleid molko has been following this story from hong kong. yes, they consider this ground sacred, david, but cause an earthquake? >> cause an earthquake, indeed. kate, you and i have traveled to malaysia, it's a muslim majority area. it's rain forest, you have farmers and fishermen and indigenous people who consider this mountain, the tallest peak on the island of borneo in the whole country to be where their ancestors' spirits go. so to see these pictures come out and a few days later to have this earthquake sparked some anger. sparked some -- they needed an outlet, so to speak. interesting thing here, the judge said the fact that they were remorseful, that they apologized in court, these tourists, was good. he handed them al three-day suspended sentence. they're out and you can bet they will certainly be deported. young tourists, college age, certainly, kate, they have learned a life's lesson. >> i would say so. there are a lot of lessons to be learned. i would think you might not need t

. >> james packer motor boating mariah carey. >> motor boating son of a bitch!e'll be into her? >> who cares? >> why is she doing this? >> because he is worth billions. >> in percentages, how important is money? roughly 100. >> so ray j is becoming a jew. so we got him leaving one of the best kosher restaurants.

his name is james packer, the fourth wealthiest man in australia, $4.6 billion. >> it's all about moneyoking dude. >> he is not a horrible looking dude. >> not the best. >> you have a billionaire and he is not gross, you are doing ok right? >> president obama, he dropped the n word, guys. >> it's not just a matter of it not being polite to say [beep] in public. >> in year one president obama says the n-word instead of the actual word. >> this is fourth-quarter obama. >> this is fourth-quarter obama. >> at the end he talks about being fearless. >> he is yolo obama. >> maybe so. >> kanye west, you hear him listen to music so when he gets out --

adam packer is u.s. equities strategist morgan stanley joining us from new york. nice to see you.an't hear adam. can we hear adam? >> i can hear you. >> there we go. i can hear you now. >> how are you? >> high yield over u.s. stocks? >> well, we collaborated with our fixed income team and adam richmond just to say, look, though our base case for u.s. equities is probably about 9% the next 12 months and his is only 6.5% maybe the volatility of the high yield is so much less it would be better. it's more for asset allocator than my normal corps constituency of investors. >> don't run away from the call, adam. >> no, no. a lot of people don't think in risk adjusted terms and don't think super long term. i think it was good note just to get people to think about the volatility of the underlying security. >> i hear you. you do hear almost weekly, even last week on this network, raising warning signs about what's taking place in high yield and what could take place in high yield over the next couple of years. >> sure, yeah. i know people are concerned about it. our base case at morgan s

josh packer is one of those residen residents. he has three children and a wife. josh, can you hear me? you're on the phone? >> yes, i can. >> josh, what's happening around you right now? >> we woke up this morning to find out in front of our home a new york state department of corrections officer. i went out and asked him if i could get him anything. he was fine. i asked him how long he'd been there. he's been there since midnight. he told me he hasn't slept since yesterday at 5:00 a.m. he's going on well over 24 hours. it's just the job these corrections officers are doing in and around the area. it's amazinging, the shifts they're pulling, the time they're putting in to catch these two. >> are they concerned about you, and are they telling you you need to shelter or be vigilant? >> i did go out shortly after to talk to him again and ask him a question as far as leaving the home and he immediately motioned me to go back in the house and said they're doing a push, which meant they were pushing from route 374 through the woods with armed men as well as dogs coming

we have talked about that we want to be the green bay packers of the nhl.why we cannot accomplish that in the world's best sport. it's going to succeed in tampa bay and other places. stephanie: to flourish in flight hockey? jeff: doesn't like hockey? some of them did not grow up with it, but as they learn the sport, as they learn about our players they love hockey. our tv ratings in our area are triple what they have ever been before. people are learning the sport in figuring it out. the same could be true in south florida and in phoenix and st. louis and nashville and dallas. it's a great sport and it takes time. erik: i love hockey. i am from toronto. don't you have to work harder in a place like tampa bay to make a success of your team and bring the fans in? take the lease for example -- leafs for example. they have been among the losing this teams. it's a constant source of heartache and the value of the club has risen to $1.3 billion on the back of nothing. they never make the playoffs. they did not again this year. jeff: valuation you can't always bel

they'll want to make sure they'll get hikers campers, back packers, trail heads where cars are parkedy need to be to try to anticipate these people might show up in an attempt to get out there. >> i don't know her attorney i would imagine if you're defending this woman you will try to strike some sort of plea deal. she potentially faced seven years in prison. she has pleaded not guilty. is her lawyer making the right move here? it seems like she's essentially deeming herself some long prison time or she could talk and spare herself? >> that's why i think she has been talking and probably providing in their estimation everything she does know. that's why i think they're focusing on upstate new york. >> not guilty really? is the jury going to believe that? >> well, we'll soon find out what a jury believes. we know what we might think about this. i think that what's important right now is that we all realize that her activities and the choices she made are putting people in danger. these people are out there and the police are doing something smat that is one of the most dangerous things

anna: shakespeare-quoting packers were targeting british banks?and they stole millions of pounds. the next time you find shakespeare in your code, you will probably know who the author is. anna: appropriately, the story is set out in acts 1-5. let's adjourn to the russia story. we were talking to ryan on the ground there in st. petersburg. he said there are european businesses still going this year. the oil businesses, not all of the u.s. representatives you might expect to see her there. tim: it is very different from a few years ago, rob is reason. the european oil companies are there american companies are not. american banks, not so much. when you think about a business as big an important oil, where it takes many years and billions of dollars to make these investments, but then generate profits and products for decades -- you start to lose a couple of years. a gets harder and harder to catch up. the gap between where the european oil companies are versus the u.s. companies is significant. anna: thank you very much. thank you to ed. david stay

school's gala in the the >> reporter: national is areas of federal employees waiting to hear packerssonal information what could be the biggest security breach in the government's computer networks have never seemed to. in an analyst at has more on who may be behind the pack and what happens next. >> reporter: federal government agency hacker's probably had it in this latest evers' security breach. assessment of government officials who are now saying form the drawers provide valuable priscilla permission stolen from a far. early timeline with breach in december and discovery of the bridge in april. and the officer working to toughen its ever security system. and it took us until may to determine data was compromised. who did it american investigators say could be china which then issued a statement "see this is not be assessed up to " cut skeptical and josh ernest did not specifically blame china and friday's press briefing. >> reporter: recitation is continuing and artist did say cedras security bases but in all the threat. "computer systems special government are risk is not news

. >> aaron rodgers quarterback for packers. she's getting ready for new x men movie. he is being aaron, in the background. >> so, look at him, my goodness, this is hilarious. is he trying to be the karate kid. >> she's getting ready for next x men movie, x men apocalypse. >> so. >> i wonder if that will help on the football feel having those skills. >> if they knock center out and they are doing full blitz, they can whack it right there in the helmet. >> look at her go. >> yes. >> i wish we had him,. >> and we didn't have sam bradford work 18 knee surgeries, and matt barclay. >> candy and football. >> watch what happens after talk show host conn on o'brien combines the two when nfl players appeared on the late night show. >> you love skit also. you got find because you wore skit also shoes once. and they, nfl, when i met with you. and, just saw that piece. you weren't saying this for jumping, backward into the end zone. i thought maybe it is a long dream of yours to jump back in the end zone filled with skit also, is that your dream marshawn lynch. >> i just got you t

there has been under the jurisprudence with regard to allstate in alaska packers and so forth, that there's minimal due process requirement to decline to apply another state -- >> we can say the only marriages we acknowledge in new york are marriages concluded in new york, is that possible? >> i'm sorry? >> new york can say the only marriages we acknowledge in new york are those marriages that have been made under the laws of new york? >> yes, your honor. >> really? [ all speak at once ] >> what case is that? what case would you cite to support that? >> i'm not sure i understood the question properly. >> i already have several cases to read, i might as well get another one. but what is the case that holds that the state of new york has the right to recognize only marriages made in new york? and if you're married in virginia, new york has the constitutional right to say, we treat you as if you weren't married, whoever you are. >> i did misunderstand the question. my understanding of the question was whether new york could decline to recognize an out-of-state marriage that did not comport wit

commute it's a good idea to give yourself some extra time you're still recovering from the crash packer >> darya: police responded to a baby drawing last night possible. will concord neighborhood around it clock and we have a caller to the concord police hoping to get more information will update that assumes we do. a for >> mark: is selling california may solve the 41 year-old murder mystery as 650 santa rosa man arrested in charge of the 1974 murder of a woman in california. you're >> reporter:: parkas and rosa accuse of killing at third year-old patricia roth in 1974 she had been found and chromes strangled and her death had remained a mystery to this past march that's when authorities say she is arrested in his arrest on domestic abuse charges and some county dna sample taken from him matched dna met found at the scene of the murder. "not stay there really does" >> reporter: and some residents here at the gardens devastates me to tell you the truth to think out have a neighbor that would do something like that that bothers me this money and the park that would be involved in domesti

in terms of producers, packers and retailers regulatory impact analysis for the 2009 cool bill -- another minute -- mr. newhouse: i give the chairman 30 seconds. mr. conaway: to those who argue, i have maintained for over 10 years that is not the case ffment it were, all meats served in a restaurant would come with a label. it is exempt from the cool requirpgtse. in may of 2001 -- the letter to congress, the secretary said congress needed to repeal the requirpgtse, if we go down this path and have nothing to negotiate on. repeal is the only viable opinion -- viable option for us to avoid the retaliatory statements. we are now fixing this. cool repeal is the answer and this bill does that. and i support the rule and the underlying legislation. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. mcgovern: it's my pleasure to yield three minutes to the gentleman from oregon mr. blumenauer. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. blumenauer: i appreciate the gentleman's courtesy

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for around 23rd tore the paper helicon drive times for you no major trouble spots in the south bay packerreuter on 686 oh boy apollo took third in this capitol expressway to montague expressway south on chips looks great and the next semester and then west on 580 so 19 minutes is to work when and for clear and berkeley and then no major problems out there was traffic house would be up shapely >> james: kirghiz they will not creak showing your full sunshine to the center on valid also seeing ice conditions out at sfo our camera they're showing a mix of low clouds of the distance a blue sky above and this camera in the direction that is some francisco and then on the peninsula so overcasts condition of the golden gate and then at the north bay as for the fog is been all morning long skinny little better 1 mi. visibility santa rosa down a quarter mile visibility most of the morning visibility and that is to reduce to seven this morning have monday still dealing with coastal fog to mile visibility currently reported their soda warm it's getting there now on the servers system area across the

bernard: unions as packers were able to get social security numbers the addresses, birthdays, job andying history, insurance information, pension information, military records, veteran status information and that which i just rattled off is not even the entire list. maria: thanks, scary stuff. how could this hacking not have been detected for over a year? they just detected it known, but this happened year ago. >> that is one of the techniques. they get in and camp out inside and accumulate the data. this is the same federal government we expect to protect us and these trial runs in this case scooped up a bunch of information they take advantage of in many ways but that worry about different trial runs on smart grids we have seen that coming and camped out and got information and also the communication to the public, maybe there is so much going on they don't want to scare us but how deep is this going? this is scary stuff. >> the detection said to be looked at for this to have gone on for over a year and nobody actually figured it out and what was once reported is worse than projecte

one of our goals is to be the green bay packers of the national hockey lead and we don't see any reason we can't accomplish that. maria: as a money manager, you made hundreds of millions by making big bets. >> big bet to get there-- >> yeah. >> hire people and supplement with free agents. on the business side provide our fans, provide people watching on tv a great product that we treat them well in the arena and good food and the customer service is excellent. we want to win, i want to win this stanley cup this year, but we're still running a business here and it comes down to customer service and i could say blocking and tackling, make that's checking and high-sticking, but it comes down to servicing your fans and your clients and doing a great job. maria: real quick, sandra. sandra: i'll try to get in the last word here. one of my favorite t-shirts the last stanley cup win from the blackhawks, we came, we shaw, we conquered, a friendly competition here. >> it will be a great game, no doubt. maria: an exciting day and night. we'll be watching. thank you for joining us, jeff. >> my plea

we have steve ratner with us and mitt romney's 2012 presidential campaign katie packer-gauge., you must have heard me talking about trying to figure out how to spin the $17.34 i get every month if i should bet on jeb bush. you said despite the opinion polls, the smart money is still on bush. >> you said you were ready to bet your money on jeb bush. i want to give you some courage. >> okay. very good. that's what i need. >> i know. >> go for it. >> yeah. >> i lack courage. go ahead. >> so there are those of us that believe the on line betting markets are a better predictor of outcomes than the polls. >> why is that? >> because it's actually people putting down real money and saying i think jeb bush is going to win. polls where you ask people who do you think is going to pinwin is better than the polls that say who did you vote for? >> sometime they get 50 out of auto states right. sometimes they only get 48 out of auto states50 states right. >> last time around he hit 31 out 33 senate seats correctly. so as you know the polls are very close among the top republicans even going

there has been under the jurisprudence with regard to allstate insurance and alaska packers and so forth a minimal due process requirement to decline to the one and other states substantive law. >> we can say the only marriages we have knowledge in new york are marriages concluded in new york, is that possible? >> i'm sorry? >> new york can say the only marriages we acknowledge the new york are the marriages that have been made under the laws of new york. >> yes your honor. >> really? >> if i'm understanding your question correctly. >> what case is that? what case would you cite to support that proposition? >> i'm not sure i understood the question correctly. >> i would have several cases to read. i might as well get another one last night what is the case that holds that the state of new york has the right to recognize only marriages made in new york? if you were married in virginia, new york has the constitutional right to say we treat you as if you were not married, whoever you are. >> i did misunderstand the question. my interest in the question was whether new york could decline to

colleagues to continue the tradition of healthy dialogue between both chambers of congress, producers and packerson this re-authorization so we can make sure the modifications are executed as smoothly as possible. in closing, i would like to thank the chairman and ranking member and the committee staff for their tremendous help and guidance and mr. speaker, i commend this legislation to my colleagues. and i appreciate their support. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from texas. mr. conaway: i want to thank my colleagues across the aisle as well as colleagues on the committee with me, but remiss not thanking the staff on working on the standards bill and those who worked on this one as well. our country is blessed to have our committee staff and they work together trying to avoid the kind of partisanship that permeates this body. i rise in support of this re-authorization and remind my colleagues that this does not expire until september 30 and we are ahead of the curve and i ask my colleagues to support the bill and i yield bac