paul said he was asleep upstairs when he heard his father calling him. >> paul! paul! >> he said there was a small fire on the sofa which his mother was trying to put out. he ran to the kitchen, got a pitcher of water and threw it on the sofa but it made the fire worse. he told his parents to go out the back door, he called 911. then he went out the front door to his car. >> he was in his underwear i believe at the time. had his car parked out in front. and had a gym bag in his car and he felt he could get shorts or clothes to put on. >> what doesn't make sense to me was paul's story. to this day i have problems with what he says happened. >> this incident raised eyebrows among investigators. >> he went in an entirely different direction. i mean, i think common sense dictates that you're going to make sure you folks get out of the house. and the way to make sure that your parents get out of the house is to follow them out of the house. >> paul camiolo admitted his behavior was a mistake but said he was dazed and confused. >> you know, i remember feeling guilty about it

she said paul was at home that morning. description given by the eyewitness. >> he came across very believable. when asked questions like, what should happen to someone that killed kathy woodhouse, his response was fry 'em. do you think that individual should get a second chance? his response to that was, no, there should be no second chance. >> on a hunch, police asked taylor if they could search his home. he agreed. >> while doing the search, i lifted up the mattress on his bed, and immediately saw a pair of women's pantyhose with one leg missing lying on top of two pornographic magazines. >> then police remembered. the piece of pantyhose they found on the ground outside the dry-cleaning store. was it possible it was cut from the pair found in taylor's home? >> that really raised my curiosity, because now i've seen some physical evidence that may connect him with the crime scene. >> police sent both pieces to glen schubert. >> the first exam i did physically then was try and match up the edges in what we call a physical m

when i say that, i'm thinking about senator paul, rand paul, and his bringing up, drudging up all of the -- >> calling bill clinton a predator and all that. >> president clinton and the stuff in the washington free beacon, which jay has written about. these diaries from senator clinton's friend, if you're going to have to go back that far and dredge up things that she already has a history and a paper trail that can negate all of those things, you're kind of desperate. but then again, the republican party is desperate to kneecap hillary clinton before she even has a chance. >> i can see them going after secretary clinton on the issue that she once supported single pair, like ted kennedy supported and a lot of people supported. i'm beginning to think it makes sense. it's not out of the question to extend medicare through everybody. it's worked for older people. why not everybody. why are they going after that one? forget the sex stuff. why are they trying to nail hillary as a lefty on health care at this point when they already took their shots at her? >> because it so conveniently ti

>> paul? paul worked at my space.e was the sole reason they went under. >> this is kind of nice actually. >> it is nice. it is great. >> where do you live? do you live nearby? >> don't you think the government is bad? >> it is making me miss paul privenzo. >> where is dino? >> coming up, ice cream sundays for everybody except paul. first, do conservatives drink more than liberals or do conservatives drink more than liberals? i guess that answers your question. >>> can chick flicks save relationships? a study found watching a film about relationships and discussing it can help reduce divorce rates. researchers from the university of rochester, go spray butter, said talking about movies can be as effective as marriage counseling cutting the three-year divorce rate in half which is about 70%. some movies used include "as good as it gets,"" steel magnolias," "father of the bride" and oddly" jaws 3-d." joanne, are you okay over there? >> yeah. >> you already watched these films alone at home on friday nights. if you do mee

and the stepfather paul. they didn't see eye to eye on a lot of things. >> so michelle moved out and got her own apartment. to celebrate, michelle went to the bull pen bar where she was supposed to meet her friends. michelle stayed for about 25 minutes, talked briefly to some bar patrons, and had three drinks. >> we could see she seemed to be acting appropriately. she seemed to be having a good time. >> then she left by herself at 12:54 a.m. michelle's friends who were in michelle's apartment building left to meet her at the bar. but as they walked outside, they saw something unusual. it was a red pickup truck with a woman in the back of the truck flailing her arms. >> all we knew was there was a woman who was in distress in had this truck. >> michelle's friends went to the bar, learned that michelle had already left and went back to michelle's apartment. that's when they saw the red truck again. this time with no one in the back. further down the road, they found michelle's jacket, some jewelry, a blood stai

. >> and i'm meteorologist paul d california. i have covered five or six tropical storms working in florida. in some of those storms it was not as wet as it is here. the rainfall is moving. winds gusting 30 miles an hour. for much of the day today, a thin marrow band of the heaviest rainfall has developed, marin, sonoma, napa, but it didn't share with the rest of the bay area and these are the results. look at santa rosa. more than five inches of rain compared to san francisco less than an hour down the road, an inch. in san jose, most of the rain fell yesterday. we had 100 times more rain in santa rosa today than san jose. petaluma, four inches. vacaville, three inches. that is north of highway 4. everywhere north of highway 4 has gotten the rainfall. in pittsburgh, only an inch. sunnyvale, onage inch. all of this rainfall we are getting, dense in the drought. because of the north bay since the beginning of last year, we are 30 inches below normal weather wise. but that line of heavy rain. i don't care what the radar says, we ar

paul. >> please to be here with colleague senator paul under senator paul's bill which i'm proud to be a co-sponsor of. we have senator paul's very creative idea. senator paul's freedom zone's act. >> i'm getting the feeling that rand paul was there. you may recall when rand paul ran for office four years ago, it was only after paul won that primary that mcconnell threw his support behind him. paul has endorsed mcconnell even though paul may be more attuned to mcconnell's tea party views. >> you know, things are complicated with regard to endorsements but i would say, one, because he asked me and, two, he asked me when he did not have an opponent and, three, i'm also somebody who believes in bringing people together. >> things are complicated, rand paul says. it's complicated. perhaps more fitting for a facebook relationship status update than an endorsement. joining me now is joe arnold, political editor at our affiliate has in kentucky. does mcconnell need rand paul to vouch for his credentials? >> there's no doubt that he's been seen as an essential player here in kentucky. don't fo

senator paul, would you like to go first? >> this amendment i think has been debated very well and i will not go long but it is supported by the nra gun owners of america as well as the national association of gun rights. i think what we don't want people to be called up in overtly trying to obey the law and all of a sudden going to jail for something they never intended to do wrong and perfectly legal by their state law. many states have concealed carry and a lot of people have concealed carry and do carry a weapon with them for self-defense as well as other reasons. i would say that this is important and we not be trapped into limiting it just a parking lot because there could be a lot of in between. whereas sidewalk, one foot on the sidewalk, one foot in the door. there are a lot of in between. i see nothing unique to the post office that makes me believe there would be more violent somehow committed at a post office than anywhere else. the only violence we can point to unfortunately came from some mental illness with. wor

rand paul doesn't do that. don't understand his strategy sometimes. >> he kind of did it once a long time ago when he questioned the constitutionality or the civil rights act but that was a while ago but he did. >> before he got elected, right, exactly. that was one of those times -- and really quickly, sam, i'll go to you here. >> sure. >> i think i have gone from being with everybody on ted cruz six months ago where i just thought what he was doing was terrible for the republican party to now understanding and agreeing and actually being quite comfortable with just about everything i had seen us play flip some with ted cruz because i was, sam stein, i was, i still am, a republican that is very uncomfortable with the republican establishment in washington, d.c. >> sure. >> that has, you know, over the past decade, helped spin us into bankruptcy and pass a 7 trillion dollar medicare plan without paying a dime of it and allowed military spending and domestic spending to explode and entitlement spending to explod

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rand paul or mitch mcconnell? 59% to 27% republicans prefer rand paul. so what mitch is trying to do right now, obviously, is to cozy up to rand paul as best he can. he drove literally 100 miles to bowling green, kentucky, so rand paul would sign his filing papers. that's how much mitch is concerned about rand paul's stature among republicans and particularly with tea party. so i think rand is out running for president and i think this clinton ploy is really to show the republican base nationally that he's willing to stand up to the clintons. more so than to really effect the senate race. >> let me jump in there. >> sure. >> there's no question when it comes to your own race in these kind of political games, if senator mcconnell wanted senator paul to back off this trip down intern memory lane, they could have that conversation. >> they could. >> they're not having it. your point, though, is that it's not necessarily only about the local race. it may be a net even thing, but it helps rand paul nationally? >> i think this is what rand's about. yeah. i thi

you can't have it both ways. >> senator paul, i disagree.the way the amendment is drafted, it is clear. after the process is moment it, if you want the parking lot issue, i am happy to do that right now. and that would be very simple. that would the in accordance with the way the court has already ruled, and i support that. i hear you. if you want to do it, let's do it. let's quit playing parlor games. let's cut to the chase and make sure that my folks in alaska, when they go to the eastchester branch in anchorage and they park with her gun in the car, they are not going to get in trouble. that is the issue. let's cut to the chase and do it. that's what gun owners in my state care about. >> my inclination is for us to move on. every now and then there are debates and other committees and issues, we reach a point where the ranking member says this is something we need to continue to have a discussion on. obviously this issue will be on the floor. we will revisit this issue. you will have an opportunity to offer an amendment, perhaps craft it

david paul frediani went on trial as scheduled for helena's sexual assault.secutors had his fingerprints on helena's teapot. and they also found serological evidence. >> we also presented evidence that the semen on the pillowcase in helena greenwood's bedroom, first, that it was semen and, second, it was from a type o, individual, who was a secreter, and a pgm type, a mutase of one-plus all matched frediani's abo type. >> dna testing was still in its infancy. at the last minute when faced with the fingerprint and serological evidence, he pled no contest to the assault and was sentenced to five years in prison. but frediani said he was innocent of her murder. >> they knew who killed helena greenwood and they knew it was david paul frediani, but they couldn't prove it. >> eventually helena greenwood's murder was relegated to san diego's cold case files and forgotten. over the next several years, helena's parents died, her husband, roger, developed cancer and he, too, passed away. >> and who is there to mourn for helena? very few and growing fewer. >> and gen-pr

i'm paul gigot. the white house waving the employer mandate another year giving 50 to 99 full-time workers till 2016 to provide insurance coverage. what does it mean for the future of obamacare? let's ask joe rago and dan h1e ig henninger. is it economics or politics or both? >> i think it's both. i think they want an alibi. we are having this furious debate how the affordable care act affects decisions to hire, decisions to work. liberals are saying there is no effect whatsoever. employers are saying there is a lot of damage in the real world. the administration's actions are showing that the employers are right. that there is economic harm. let's put off the employer mandate for two years. are employers going to change their behavior if they know they'll have to provide health insurance in another year? >> i don't think it mitigates the damage to a great degree. that's why it also speaks to politics. they are looking for an alibi. the other thing going on here is your only supposed to qualify for o

i'm paul ggigot. they ordered new standards for the american truck, a new aid to push climate change through the use of executive power. the announcement came days after secretary of state john kerry attacked global warning skeptics and shoddy sign activities and called global climate change one of the top threats of our time. >> terrorism, epidemics, poverty, to proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, all challenges that know no borders. the reality is the climate change ranks right up there with every single one of them. >> joining the panel this week, wall street judge columnist and deputy analyst dan and assistant page editorial dan freeman. that looked calculated. that didn't look like he was speaking off the cuff. meant to say it. so what is secretary kerry and the administration try dog here? >> let's put it this way, pauchlt i don't know if you can possibly be too cynical about what john kerry was doing here. it's about politics and i think the closer we get to the november elections the

republican budget guru paul ryan said, "i'm proud of this agreement.hout raising taxes and it cuts spending in a smarter way." well, he didn't say that today, when chuck hagel announced the proposed budget cuts. he said it 76 days ago, when he fought for the passage of the bipartisan budget act which he helped write with democratic senator patti murray. it is commonly known as the ryan-murray agreement. that agreement cut military spending to about 496 billion for fiscal year 2015. the obama-hagel defense cuts would not actually cut defense spending quite as much as paul ryan's budget. so what did paul ryan say today about the obama defense cuts? did he say, hey, come on, mr. president, you can cut defense spending more than i did, you know, more than that, because i paul ryan was able to do that. or did he say, you know, as a republican i hate cutting defense spending and i'm glad the president found a way to cut it less than i did? or did he just decide if obama's for defense cuts then i have to be against them? well, of course, you've guessed it by

>> help me with this, senator paul. judge'sistrict court ruling in this case, did it set policy or standard leon -- beyond a particular town to or >> i'm not an attorney. you may have to ask. my understanding is that rulings are not universal. the supreme court typically does. you will see the courts make decisions and they do not affect the rest of the country. my understanding as a non-lawyer is if you want to make a standard for the country, you should do it and if the courts rule one way or another, that does not prevent us making a decision, weighing in on this. i'm concerned that there are people who inadvertently can , who arel of the law just stopping to pick up the mail and i think we should fix this problem. >> ok. the deputy postmaster general -- i understand an individual one the court case because he had a gun in his pickup truck do the law says you can't that. the picture in my mind is my hometown post office where you pull in, walk in to get your mail and you violate the law if you're hunting rifle is in

. >>> senator rand paul sues the president today. he's "out front." >>> are americans ready for paula deen? let's go "out front." >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. "out front" tonight we begin with breaking news. deadly winter storm gaining strength affecting right now more than 100 million americans. it is being called historic by the national weather service. sleet, snow, ice, rain creating dangerous conditions across the entire southeast and the storm is moving very quickly up the coast. it's incredible how many cities are going to be affected. yes, palm trees, too. snow and ice in tennessee, georgia, and the carolinas have nearly shut down entire states. more than half the flights in and out of atlanta's hartsfield airport, the busiest in the united states, are canceled. the total for today and tomorrow are about 6500 flights. >>> nearly half a million homes are without power tonight and at least nine deaths are being blamed on the storm. take a look at the conditions in raleigh, north carolina, today. hundreds of car

right now, it is all rand paul.on for someone to take on hillary clinton and that's if the person is convinced that he or she has experienced the stature of the intellectual self-confidence that she brings to the table. whatever many might think, this leaves only one challenge to the vice president of the united states. joseph biden. chock it up to my willing to see some good fights but you can see i'm already reporting them coming our way. right now my call. february 27th, 2014, clinton versus paul with clinton winning within 5. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> good evening from new york. stay officially day one of rabbigate. thanks to david wildstein, the man who the record called governor chris christie's eyes and ears inside the port authority. the man who said he got it when christie's deputy chief of staff said it was time for some traffic problems in ft. lee. we now know the traffic jam wasn't the only one on the table. in 15 pages of newly unredac

where's john paul now? well, it turned out he lived just a few blocks north. >> there had been insufficient evidence to arrest john paul phillips for either murder, but in susan schumake's murder, police finally got a break. at susan's autopsy, the medical examiner found two foreign hairs on her body, presumably from her killer. >> one was a body hair, one was a pubic hair that was recovered from susan's body. >> phillips willingly provided hair samples for comparison. based on microscopic examination, phillips' hair was not similar, so he was eliminated as a suspect. despite the hair analysis, susan's family was convinced that john paul phillips was susan's killer. >> and they didn't take phillips into custody at the time. they didn't arrest him or charge him, which i didn't understand at the time, because i thought that they had enough reason to. >> later, phillips committed several assaults that landed him in jail. >> he went out to the devil's kitchen, spotted a young lady and her boyfriend at one of th

paul butler from georgetown university law center. you for joining us. >> always a pleasure. >>> remember when governor christie said this about ft. lee mayor, mark sokolich? >> his name was never mentioned to me. his position was never mentioned to me. when i say, john, he was not on my radar screen, that means he was not on my radar screen. >> a whole lot has changed since then and mayor mark sokolich is now the subject of another e-mail attack from the christie team. that's next. [ male announcer ] at his current pace, bob will retire when he's 153, which would be fine if bob were a vampire. but he's not. ♪ he's an architect with two kids and a mortgage. luckily, he found someone who gave him a fresh perspective on his portfolio. and with some planning and effort, hopefully bob can retire at a more appropriate age. it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. [ male announcer ] sponges, take your mark! ♪ [ female announcer ] one drop of ultra dawn has twice the everyday grease-cleaning ingredients of one dro

i think a john casic, paul ryan benefits but i don't think it's rand paul that benefits from christie an tumble. >> do you think the press is trying to search for a new person to focus on, rand paul or someone else? >> i know how you love to focus on the media. here's my prediction. i think the media loves to build someone like christie up, frankly in retrospect now it's clear that he never received a close analysis during that last campaign, now he's been torn down, and my hunch is what comes next is he gets built back up again, especially if alls these subpoenas generate nothing that contradicts what he had to say and then that roller coaster ride will continue. i'm not writing this guy off yet. >> that's really interesting. this is a cycle and this cycle will just continue and maybe it's a question of where on that roller coaster we are 18 months from now. >> he's great copy. i mean, you know, look at christie in comparison to the other personalities that we're discussing. christie is the best copy among them and, you know, his verbose nature is both his greatest asset and his chie

let's set aside the vote on paul as amendment b. and let's see what we can do with the remainder of time of the markup and so if we can find something we all, or most of us, agree on. >> these two agree to vote on. not the substance, but agree to hopefully vote on one or two amendments on this subject. >> do i need to make unanimous consent to move this aside or move on to the next amendment? >> we will move on to the next amendment. i am not who that might be but it could be you. >> i am take you up on the offer of it being me. i mind like to reflect on what we covered in terms of my baldwin amendment at the last markup and where we are before i offer to modify that amendment and talk about the content of that modification. we had a robust debate at the last markup on the bill that struck it relating to rate and governance over the rate setting process. as i recall, there were pretty good exchanges over something that is referred to as the carer audible that was present and maybe i prefer things in writing so we made an agreement w

researcher and member of the european radicalization awareness network and in harrisburg we cross to paul godfried he is an author and professor emeritus at elizabethtown college right gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect and you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it sunny if i go to you first say i think my introduction should be a little familiar to you because i stole it ok from an article that you wrote recently and i want to quote one of the sentences i'm talking about the right wing right wing groups in parties in the west they put on smart suits stop using crude racist language and set out to gain respectability explain to our viewers what you mean. well i think that a lot of the parties across western europe especially in the u.k. in france in germany austria austria you know and specially in the netherlands what they're trying to do is realize that a lot of the language at the youth in the past which was sometimes very anti semitic you know very racist you know they realize that times of change and people have cheated views of those issues and so they can actu

why is rand paul, why is rand paul number two? he's working the hardest. he's getting out to all these states but why? >> i don't think it's because of his organization. he has a big organization but i think he's taking the hammer right now to secretary clinton. he's out there throwing red meat to conservatives who want to hear it on the clintons. a lot of other republicans, they're being tough on conservative issues, talking about conservative principles but they're not taking on the clintons in the same way. >> his last name is paul, too. he inharnts the support his father has from a hard core libertarian base and those folks are going to be for him, too, and i think that's what you see in the polling is a combination of his hard work, you mentioned, going after the clintons and just the fact his last name in a poll speaks to sort of the tea party libertarian. >> to robert's point, you want you to listen to rand paul. he's done this before but he's clearly doubling down. this is rand paul on c span going after a guy named bill clinton because of his beha

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so this is a calculated move by the pauls.allisison lundergan grimes, who right now beating mitch mcconnell by four points in a poll by the biggest newspaper the louis curryville dispatch. i think rand paul wants to get the chits in with mcconnell. if he can get credit for helping to hobble what could be the best asset that grimes has against mcconnell, he'll get a lot of credit with the republican party. >> joy, so what you have done here, you thought through the scenario. bill clinton, the former president arrives in town. first question he gets tagged with by the local press is are you a predator. >> there you go. >> our senator here called you a predator three times. what is your reaction. >> exactly. then the paper says clinton denies being predator, or whatever. john, i think this is an attempt to show remember when muhammed ali went up against sonny, you big ugly bear. everybody says my god, what a way to hype a fight. he is not afraid of him. i think it's part of the trash talk they do in weigh-ins during heavy boxing.

paul krugman, "new york times." 2.5 million people.e rightht ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. that's it for the report, folks. before we go, i am proud-- i am proud to introduce the newest member of the colbert nation, eli felix katsir. >> oh! >> stephen: son of my intern jay the intern, and his wife adina, my intern-in-law. ( laughter ) jay has always been there for me, except the last 24 hours, when he didn't show up for some reason. ( laughter ) probably the flu. well, welcome to the world, eli. and congratulations on earning the same salary as your father. ( laughter ) ( applause ) speak of which, jay, since this is your second baby i am promoting you to junior executive intern. it does not come with a salary bump but your business cards will be more impressive, or they would be if i gave you business cards. and remember, as soon as eli is old enough to carry a la at a, i captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> it's 99:59 and 59 seconds, we found

i'm paul gigot. another big delay for president obama's affordable care act with the white house announcing this week that it has decided to waive the laws employer mandate giving yet another year giving businesses with 50 to 99 full time workers until 2016 to provide health insurance coverage. what's behind the move? and what does it mean for the future of obamacare? let's ask "wall street journal" editorial board member, columnist and deputy editor, dan henninger and assistant editor james freeman. so joe, a big delay again. now it is two years from what the law had originally said where you had to provide health insurance. so what is behind us? is it economics or politics or both? >> i think it is a little of both. i think they want an alibi. we're having this furious debate about how the affordable care act affects decisions to work, decisions to staff full time or part time and liberals are saying, there's no effect whatsoever. employers are saying there's a lot of damage in the real world. and

paul butler from georgetown university law center.you for joining us. >> always a pleasure. >>> remember when governor christie said this about ft. lee mayor, mark sokolich? >> his name was never mentioned to me. his position was never mentioned to me. when i say, john, he was not on my radar screen, that means he was not on my radar screen. >> a whole lot has changed since then and mayor mark sokolich is now the subject of another e-mail attack from the christie team. that's next. [ sponge ] welcome back to "you make a choice." meet our contestant. will she choose to help maintain her hands... or to really clean her dishes? oooh, we have a game changer?! [ female announcer ] dawn hand renewal with olay beauty has a specially designed formula that helps lock in your hands' natural moisture while getting dishes squeaky clean. [ sponge ] sparkling dishes and fabulous hands -- she looks happy about those prizes! [ female announcer ] dawn does more. [ sponge ] so it's not a chore. [ female announcer ] dawn does more. she loves a lot of it

so paul. in just four years, we've gone from record high numbers of aspiring lawyers entering law school to some of the lowest enrollment numbers in decades. we're not talking about a little decline. this is dropping off a cliff. what's going on? >> i think what's going on is for the first time prospective law students are able to access some reasonably accurate information about job prospects, salaries and cost of attendance in regard to the investment that they would be making in a law degree and this has had a very strong effect on enrollments. because what many people are coming to the conclusion of is that it's just not worth it to pay $150,000 in tuition, to get, in many cases, less than a 50-50 shot of getting a job as a lawyer with many of those jobs paying $50,000 a year or less. >> so walter when we had these all-time highs in 2010, i believe it was 52,000 and some students entering law school. there was a glut of new lawyers coming on the scene. is this just a new consequence of the

rand paul bringing up the impeachment.z is really trying to save your public and sold you out and there is power out there. he probably takes an ohio, or new hampshire. i don't think ted cruz is a good new hampshire candidate and it's only going to take 22%-25% to win. >> there is a big difference in the two styles. whether you agree or not, rand paul has picked his battles carefully. he has picked some fights that expand his base on privacy or national security and he's done so in a way that shows him to be a little bit more effective. he works from a much stronger base. he built a strong base and while they do not give necessarily anything to be sans, they are is a base to work with. >> it is so wildly premature. someone will emerge as a real conservative tea party candidate and a center right. whether that is chris christie, jeb bush. >> john suggested that paul may be stronger than ted cruz. would you agree? >> he could have a foot in each camp and that's what makes him interesting. he could attract some independent, c

rand paul diplomat vodidn't vot for that legislation. more tea party oriented, more conservative on that. so this is an issue that mitch mcconnell will have to deal with in a republican primary. >> absolutely. that's sort of why he is at rand paul's side throughout kentucky or the next two days. mcconnell is running against matt bevin, trying to cease the tea party mantle in that state. i think the vote probably won't be as much of a big issue as people say it is. if you're voting in a republican primary on the basis of a procedural debt ceiling vote you're probably for matt bevin anyway. mcconnell don't have the strongest standing, still winning the primary about 20, 25 points so in the driver's seat here, but has to protect his flank. the bigger challenge might be the general election against democrat allison grimes, who will have a lot of money behind her, wolf. >> coming up, assuming he gets the republican nomination. >> that's right. >> we'll see what happens. that's why we like covering politics. peter, thanks very much. >>> so are

that way i get to claim anything i want paul krugman. >> what the c.b.o.ave the guarantee of health insurance, there are a lot of people in america who are working extra hours, staying in full-time jobs, because they need the health insurance. there's parents of young children, there's older people, you know, who are 63, and not in good health but they're hanging on with those full-time jobs until they can get medicare. with the law in effect, a fair number-- some people-- will work shorter hours. some people will retire earlier. so the total number of hours will be reduced, voluntarily. people will choose to work less. no jobs lost. and actually the c.b.o. says in big-- they say right there. this is going to be voluntary choice. people will choose to work less. they made the mistake of saying this will be the equivalent of two million full-time jobs being removed. ( laughter ) but the next day, the director of the c.b.o. went on to say we are not talking about job losses. and in fact, i am-- this is a good thing. >> stephen: he had to say that, his job wa

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senator rand paul souza these surveillance state the senator files a class action lawsuit against president obama and top security officials more on the fight to protect american civil liberties coming up. and a florida case over the fatal shooting of an unarmed teenager draws to a close both sides delivered closing arguments in the trial of the man accused of firing several shots into a car over loud music in update on that trial later in the show. as of wednesday feb twelfth four pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching our team america the two thousand and fourteen olympic games are in full swing in sochi it's the fifth day of competitions here is a round up of today's winners germany is currently in the lead with six gold medal wins but only has a grand total of eight medals canada is in second place with ten medals and norway is in third with twelve now their limbs is in fourth place followed by the u.s. switzerland russia and australia are to correspondent paul scott is in sochi with the latest on the games. well the big winner on day five certainly from the home fa

that was artie's paul scott reporting from sochi now to a fight against the n.s.a. kentucky senator rand paul today filed a lawsuit against president obama and top security officials over the agency's surveillance program paul believes the program that gathers includes gathering citizens phone metadata infringes on our fourth amendment rights are the correspondent mirah dave it has more. on behalf of myself freedom works and everyone in america that has a phone we are filing suit against the president of the united states in defense of the fourth amendment today senator rand paul finally did what he had been threatening to do for months senator paul officially filed a class action lawsuit against the obama administration the national security agency and a host of others regarding a u.s. surveillance program that collects information on millions of u.s. citizens at a press conference here today paula spoke about the magnitude of this case this we believe will be a historic lawsuit we think it may well be the largest class action lawsuit ever filed on behalf of the bi

i think rand paul is trying to kill two birds with one stone. so trying to distract the kentucky electorate from allison and trying to help mitch mcconnell out, but i also think that this is ultimately about rand paul. he's trying to differentiate himself come the 2016. at least a dozen folks are going to be running, maybe two dozen folks. he's trying to figure out what is something that gets the bases going? well, it's talking about bill clinton. so he's trying to separate himself out from the pack and then maybe let's say he makes it into the general, maybe indirectly it's trying to hit at hillary. directly he really can't hit her, so he's just trying to put himself forward at whatever cost. >> well, and jared, i'm going to play a little bit of sound because rand paul, not surprisingly, hit hillary clinton on none other than benghazi. let's take a listen. >> but then the cue dee gra and the thing that i think should limit hillary clinton from ever holding high office, when she was asked for re-enforcementere she turned down re-enforcements. we

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