yet, this last one is a pear. where are you to draw the line? when you condemn the first drawing, in this case you should have to condemn the last as well. -- you sentence a mechanic two years in jail because he demonstrates a pear. in this case you have to convict all caricature, which depict the head to the head which is narrow at the top and broad at the bottom. i will promise you, you'll have more than enough to do. as the malice of artists will find a great amount of pleasure in demonstrating this portion any variety variety of broad circumstance. then sew see how you will have raised the role dignity. see what reasonable limits you will have placed on liberty of the crayon. liberty as say rid as all others. it sports thousand of artists and printers. liberty, which is my right and which you cannot deprive me of even if i was the one to use it. this is one of many different ways in which cartoonists have attempted to deal with attempt to stop them from doing what they know how to do. one of the questions that i asked myself when i was doing

can i help it if his majesty's face is like a pear? your sentence a man two years in jail because he has a pear that demonstrates a similarity with the king? in this case you would have to conduct all characters that depict a handed it is narrow at the top and abroad at the bottom. in this case i can promise you you will have more than enough to do. as artists will find a great amount of pleasure and demonstrating this proportion in a variety of broad circumstances. then see how you will have raised the royal dignity. see what reasonable limits you will have placed on liberty. the liberty of the crayon, the liberty as sacred as others because it supports thousands of artists and printers. liberty which is my right and you cannot surprise me of, even if i was the one to use it. and this is one of many different ways in which cartoonists have attempted to deal with attempts to stop them from doing what they know how to do. so one of the questions that i ask myself when i was doing this is what's going on here, why do people get so upset

for that it would take robert pear to ask questions about medicare, and if robert pear was allowed tosk the president questions about that, it wouldn't take him very many questions to find the limits of any president's knowledge of medicare, medicaid, or social security, but facts, new information, real information, how the government really works, that's not what presidential press conferences are about. they're about the press getting presidential quotes about something, anything, to fill up the paragraphs in their newspapers, and most of all, they're about reporters, usually television reporters, trying to ask the question with the catchy sound byte we all want to use on our news shows. you see them doing it every time. today, it was abc's jonathan carl's turn. he asked a question that elicited an answer that contained nothing we didn't already know, but jonathan carl didn't really care about the answer. his investment was entirely in his question. it was entirely in the self centered dream of watching his question played on his network and on all cable news shows. he actually aske

of the irs cincinnati field office red flagged tax-exempt applications for groups with the term tea pear, 912 or patriot. white house senior adviser dan firefighter hit the talk shows and said despite the investigation it was for the withheld purposely from the president. >> here's the cardinal rule is you do not infear in an independent investigation and you do not do anything to give the appearance of interference if an independent investigation jo but the treasury testimony knew? and people have no trust their government is being impartial. this is arrogance, abuse of power to the nth degree. >> reporter: believe it or not, many political observers already comparing this scandal to watergate. certainly does not look good for the obama administration, who has been battling with a lot of scandal lately. we'll have much more on the controversy and the criticism coming up at 5:30. >> thank you delia. >>> two fbi agents based if quantico, virginia were killed it weekend in a training near virginia beach. christopher latin america and steven shaw were killed friday off the southeast virgini

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the tip said order the porched pear you'll get foie gras at la folie. we sent in two producers. >> she said oufr last special is a secret. it's a traditional french di. a signature dish. >> the secret chef special. we won't tell us. we placed an order she slipped. >> she goes three courses with special foi skpe. laughs and says huckel berry. >> the chef special arrived. there it was. foie gras. fatty liver of a duck force fed. banned since july 1 lastor. >> i asked why is it secret. she says because of california law. >> a series of reports led to california's ban on foie gras. we showed video of the pro se.s an air pump shot up to a pound of corn into the duck. process continued until the liver expanded more than 10 times. >> we didn't know we were going to encounter sick birds. dead birds. with open, festering wounds. >> activists found others whose livers were so large, they couldn't move or defend sthechls against rats eating them alive. now saying a person may not force feed a bird for the purpose of enlarging the bird's liver beyond the normal siz

. >> the tip that came to the i-team said, order the poached pear and you'll get foie gras.e sent in two produce expers before they could ask the server made an offer. >> she said our special is a seek crut but i can tell you this, it's a traditional french dish and one of our chef's seth dishes. >> the wouldn't tell us the main ingredient but when we placed our order, she slipped. >> so three quartered with the special floi -- and then catches herself, the huckleberry. the special arrived. the now foie gras. a series of our videos caused the state to ban. a worker grabbed a duck, shoved a pole down its throat and a pound of corn shoved into the duck. the process continues for three weeks until the liver expanded more than ten times its normal size. >> we didn't know when we walked in we were going to encounter sick birds, dead birds, birds with open, festering wounds. >> in addition to dead and dying ducks, activists found others whose livers were so large they couldn't move, couldn't defend themselves against rats. the law made changes to the health and safety code that sa

. >> the tip that came to the i-team said, order the poached pear and you'll get foie gras. we sent in two produce expers before they could ask the server made an offer. >> she said our special is a seek crut but i can tell you this, it's a traditional french dish and one of our chef's seth dishes. >> the wouldn't tell us the main ingredient but when we placed our order, she slipped. >> so three quartered with the special floi -- and then catches herself, the huckleberry. the special arrived. the now foie gras. a series of our videos caused the state to ban. a worker grabbed a duck, shoved a pole down its throat and a pound of corn shoved into the duck. the process continues for three weeks until the liver expanded more than ten times its normal size. >> we didn't know when we walked in we were going to encounter sick birds, dead birds, birds with open, festering wounds. >> in addition to dead and dying ducks, activists found others whose livers were so large they couldn't move, couldn't defend themselves against rats. the law made changes to the health and safety code that

nondenominational church in chesapeake and credits his religious background for his shift away from the democratic pear. >>> how you can win a vespa. tune in tonight at 11:00 for the facebook word of the day. >> and enter the word in our sweepstakes. the contest ends this friday night. after that two will be chosen randomly as winners. details on our facebook i3 !ñ é >>> we have fog about dense fog. otherwise partly to mostly crowdly, the threat for a few showers and storms. the yellow alert is up. mid to upper 70s topping out about 82. 7-day forecast coming up if just a few minutes. here comes monika updating us. no 95 northbound seems to be the worst of it. on the northbound side right before route 610. the accident right now blocks the left side of the road tractor trailer is involved. you have got maiming back-ups on the northbound side of 95. i'm going to say 6 to 7 miles already forming. beyond that you are okay if woodbridge 95 and the 14th treat bridge. back to you guys. >>> here are some things if the news right now. tornadoes left behind damage if three states sunday. they were part of a stor

it might alienate conservatives within the pear, ut he dsn't seem to care. what's this all about?right. no, i think that's right. this is kind of a little of payback by the president because when the president was up for re-election, christie and obama worked close on sandy relief, and now christie is up, and he's a big favorite to win re-election, and now obama is coming bacup to see him. i do think ithelps christie big-time in the short term, and in the long term, republicans have to expand the map. they are hungry for a win, nd, sure, this is going to upset the base. it upset the base last year: christie handles questions deafly, and he thinks about the presidency, maybe it's not 20 # 16, could be, maybe 202, it's on the mind. neil: he argued that, you know, focused on new jersey, the reas he didn't run for president, last go around, he was not ready for thaat, and its all about new jersey, new jersey. i'm thinking that if he gets reelected by anything approaching he margin, some of the polls indicate, that would the digest victory for any governor in new jersey in history, let

. >> a how a pear was -- and how a pear was eventually caught -- bear was eventually caught. >>> good morning. we'll tell you why contra costa county is not doing well. >> reporter: here is the people. look at their reaction. they are out of here. there is a bear. they are running for their lives into the house. >> scary moments for two people in los angeles county after a black bear decided to wander into their home. no one was hurt. two schools were put on lockdown as wildlife officials tried to capture the bear. they are moving kind of slowly. was later caught and tranquilized. wildlife officials plan to relocate the bear to the angeles national forest. >>> zip car would have exclusive use of two parking lots for a year that are public, it's proposed. the city council will take up this issue tonight at 6:30. >>> all right. 7:25. want to check in with sal. quite busy in a couple of spots. >> we're gonna start with contra costa county there, tori and dave, westbound 24 and southbound 680 are taking a beating because of an earlier crash. 24 is a mess. 680 is a mess. if you are driving

. >> the pear was just beginning because the overall win are lead to a team victory as well. fans say they couldn't get enough. >> awesome. yeah, it was absolutely the best. we couldn't get a better one that that, right? >> reporter: this year's winner preparing for tour de france, but he has vowed to return next year here. we are live here in santa rosa. >> >> chp officer injured whirliest supreme courting the cyclist continues his recover hery. he was riding a motorcycle ahead of the racers when a silver mercedes made a u turn in front of him and the two collided. he was air-lifted to the hospital where he underwent treatment, there was word he could be released today, but the highway patrol has not confirmed that. >> >> a small plane crashed. 35-miles northeast of sacramento, a federal aviation administration official said it's not clear if the cessna 170 had just taken off or was trying to land. victims are identified only as man and a woman from lake county. officials say they were alerted to the wreck after an emergency beacon started to send out a signal. federal inves

this pear shaped diamond weigh g ing more than 101 karats.. >> of all the consumer buys it's the most bullet proof purchase you can make. >> even smaller 1 karat diamonds have seen a 30% increase in the past 5 years. i'm drooling. >>> coming up, another look at the top stories, the long lines, powerball fever. may what push the jackpot to $1 billion next. ,,,,,,,, california continues in thet bay today. yesterday - cyclists took over the souty >>> here's a look at this morning's top stories. the tour of california bike race continues in the east bay today. yesterday cyclists took over the south bay. today it's a 91 mile store ending at mount diablo state park. you can expect delays in that area between 2:00 and 4:00. >>> uc berkeley is close to securing funding to cut down tens of thousands of trees because of fire danger. up to 22,000 trees could be on the chopping block. uc is seeking $1.5 million from fema which this school would then match. >>> the powerball jackpot is at $600 million. the drawing is tonight. if there's not winner it will

. >> what makes you believe your organization or the tea pear is being targeted still?> last tuesday at noon it went on all over the country, groups got together at their local irs office and we gathered in the rain for an hour or two, probably 100 or so folks there, and there was dhs with their vehicle half parked on the sidewalk right in front of a no parking sign. they weren't out securing the border, they weren't out enforcing our immigration laws or looking for actual terrorists, they were really, i believe, continuing on with that chicago style thug politics style of intimidation. we had a peaceful protest, no arranged speakers and there they were in full gear trying to intimidate. >> did you ask or did anyone you know and why they were there and why it wasn't a local police matter? although i guess you were outside a federal building, the irs. but did you ask them or engage them in discussion? >> no, they left their vehicle there and they stood 20 or 30 feet away in the parking lot, kind of eyeing everybody as they went by. i didn't interact with them. i went abo

statistics, 651 miles of fencing. 21,3 94 border agents, 300 towers, ten drones, a partridge in a pearration from the u.s. to mexico, zero. >> i think i've pointed this out before on this show, there are these things called planes that go over fences. and that's actually how a lot of quote unquote illegals undocumented stay here, they overstay their welcome. there will be a lot of talk about it. there will be a lot of posturing about the dang fence and everything else and that's fine. if we get to where we need to get to. by the way, let's just step back a little bit. we're talking about giving the president some credit for the whatever speech he's going to give. >> don't go out of your way. this thing, this thing is huge. okay? this is what joe biden would call a big deal. because competitor health care -- >> paraphrasing. >> compared to health care reform, which was also a big deal this is going through at a time when republicans are talking about the president as a tyrannical despot, about floating the idea of impeachment and all of these supposed scandals, this is going through wit

it's pear shaped, it's perfect.was -- it accounted for more than a quarter of the $102 million in sales that is rung up by christy's. southby's the day before had about $78 million. who bought it? prestigious jeweler harry winston. >> of course. >> before the quiet earlier this year by squawk group. so harry winston, the jeweler, is the lucky owner of this diamond. >> i don't know what the number is, but the average engagement ring is probably less than a karat. this was 101.73 carats. >> thank you. >>> speaking of millions, "sports illustrated" is out with its list of the highest earnings athletes. there's some surprises. tiger woods just makes it into the top five. 40.8 million. kobe bryant fourth, drew brees wasn't on the list last year, but he jumped to number three with almost $48 million. lebron james second, 56.5 million. i thought he would be number one. but number one, boxer floyd mayweather jr., $90 million from just two matches. it's less than $3.00. if you swap out fast food lunches just 3 times per week

i think you can own it within an extraordinarily tight stop, understanding that this could go pear-shaped/reward to me still sets up better on the long side. >> amd, in case you missed this, the semiconductor company popping 5% in today's session alone. and it's up more than 15% in the past week. it's actually up 68% over the past month. most of the year's gains. so what do you do at this point? i mean, there are a lot of rumors fueling this, be obviously. >> definitely. and there's a lot of short guys on the stock. goldman had a buy report or at least ultimately saying it's rating at an outperform and seeing cost cutting, getting higher asps. this is a place that these guys have a nice corner of the business. when you have that kind of short interest, a lot of guys are running for cover on this. i would not be chasing this stock here, but i can tell you that's why it's going higher. >> pete, options activity here? >> we're not seeing an enormous amount of options activity. we're talking about a $4 stock, and we've seen some activity, not the kind of activity you're seeing with some of th

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but jury on "varney and company," harry winston painted a record $26 million, and the pear shaped 101 to appear at auction, if you ask me it comes rather close second. three examples of government regulation hurting the little guy, you heard the mall on "varney and company" this week. kevin money, government trying to regulators leister farm, brownie points, government tried to tax her online sales really hurting her and number 3, the government trying -- in north carolina bidding the sale of tesla cars in that state. the kind of theme that john stossel comes up with on his show and joins us right now. what were you saying during the break? john: i am sick of all the scandal coverage, who should be fired,,who should be jailed, how are we going to fix this, we can't fix it when government is that big. if you have a million government employees, thousands of low-level ones, some of them will be tyrants who will wreck people's live in tiny ways, drag things out, torture people, until we have limited government we can't fix it. >> don't disagree with limited government but the argument is

white house know, did the campaign know, did they put in motion this list the irs created which pea pearsmanipulative in it goals. charles was saying it does matter if the culture is established from the top. what do you think? >> absolutely. i think you can go back to the citizens united case which gave the administration the willies. they reaffirmed first amendment rights, including petitioning your government or speak out. it's all coming back to that outrage from there. bureaucracies like the media tend to travel in herds. all they need are signals from opinion leaders to stampede in a certain direction. that's what we are seeing today. martha: critic have to be specific in terms of what their criticism is. if they are saying there is a culture of intimidation and charles is suggesting that his opinion is it's coming from the top. what's the responsibility to sort of draw that connection? we know there were a few things going on during this irs scandal. you talked about one of them. citizens united. there was the implementation of healthcare which the administration felt strongly abou

coming up, the special doughnut shot in hayward where we are pear camped out and -- where we're campednue our coverage of a triple-murder suspect keeping a small humboldt law enforcement monitoring around the clock. only two roads in and out of petrolia. they are checking cabins and watching the roads looking for main schiller accused of killing his wife and two young daughters. he abandoned his pickup truck along the mitole river in patrollial. >> it's very stressful. >> police are looking for cadaver dogs to look for miller in case he committed suicides. there's no indications that he killed himself. a command post has been set up at a volunteer fairfax. >>> o.j. simpson will try to win his freedom by testifying this morning. he hopes to get his robbery, assault and kidnapping convictions thrown out. he's been serving time for the robbery of two memorabilia dealers at a hotel room back in 2007. he says that bad legal advice led to his conviction. >>> those accused of kye verting -- diverting $a,000 -- $15,000 in grant money are expected to turn themselves in. george gascon says over

this pear shaped diamond, the size of a golf ball and weighs in at a whopping 101.73 karats, the flawlessmarket and came your honor the hammer in geneva. >> $27 million. >> reporter: for 26$26.7 millio roughly 250,000 a carat, for the harry winston jewelry group. the best thing about naming a humongous diamond, you get to name it, like a puppy. it's the winston legacy. a pretty sound investment. even more modest one carat die monts have seen a 30% increase in the past five years. with gold prices plummeting and currency markets all over the place, international collectors see jewels as a safe place to store wealth over the long term. and diamonds are forever. >> all of the consumable items, luxury goods you can buy, is probably the most bullet proof investment you can make. >> reporter: james riley, sixth generation jeweler. investment aside, you have a diamond pinkie ring, >>> norah, we have clouds over the bay a lot of sunshine coming our way today, though and it looks like a spectacular weekend. it will be breezy at times though as we head throughout the day. the temperatures now start

the julie company, bought last yearings bought the pear-shaped stone for 26.7 million at christie's auctionwas cut from a rough diamond weighing about 246karot and took months to sand it down. what do you do with it? ashley: can you imagine that person who found it? tracy: put it around your neck? can't wear it on your hand, what do you do in ashley: heck of a wedding ring. tracy: i don't know. "countdown to the closing bell" next joined by cisco who reported better than expected earnings, and later, jim rogers joins liz to say whether he's a believer in gold in spite of the recent decline. and "countdown to the closing bell don't goknows you anywhere. it any other way. but your erectile dysfunction - you know, that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you beeady anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is thonly daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications, and ask if yourh

the pear-shaped stone cut from a rough diamond weighing, oh, 236 carats.. a diamond like this deserves a name. the person winning will have the honor. that is "pop news." >> that is great, lara. thank you. i'm not the buyer. >> did you see -- >> oh, yeah. >> when is too much? >> no, that -- >> that's perfect. >> that's it. so right there. >> that was a pretty nice diamond. wow. hey, sam. >> good morning, you guys. hey, by the way, the nickname of that diamond right now is mike because it was like michelangelo created a thing of beauty but you get -- you do actually get to, lara, you're right, rename the diamond. hi, everybody, take a look because when you walk outside this door you never really know what's going on, but i can't -- let's just go over here. good morning, everybody. how are you guys? where are you from? >> mckinney, texas. >> plano, texas. >> charlotte. >> all right, charlotte. >> charlotte. >> charlotte. a whole group of charlotte. everybody, we're working our way there. hang tight. let's get to the boards. one or two things going on this mo

. >> the huge pear shaped gem was found in the african nation of botswana.he winston legacy diamond after harry winston, whose company purchased it. >> that's a beautiful rock. >> diamonds, schmiamonds, that's a good looking one. >> something like that for $26 million, if you can afford it, you buy it. >> hold that in my hand. that's a rock, man. >> put it around your neck, and you can walk around with that all day long. >>> coming up, the 5-year-old hero and what he did to save his mom's life when she was behind the wheel of her car. >>> and the impression prince harry has left behind following his whirlwind american tour. some serious business and polo games as well. see how he's made his mark. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by united health care. by united health care. ealth care. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan,

it was created to ensure that apples and pears for export were of sufficient quality. this amendment is no longer needed because of advances made that would create unnecessary expense and delay for producers and shippers if it's not agree to. >> thank you very much. anyone else on the amendment? if not, all those in favor say aye. the amendment is adopted. thank you. further amendments to title x, the horticulture title? if not, only half of senator bennett who had to leave, we do have one other amendment. number four i would ask the called up and this relates to promotion programs that would give producers the opportunity to promote their products. we all know promotion programs and producers ranging from beefing berry, mashers to blueberries. these are driven by farmers helping her and industry together to support, goals and research on promotion. the organic sector is as a growing sector. this amendment supports this growth by allowing the industry to engage in research and promotion that benefits the industry and encourages continued economic growth. i would ask fo

this is the process the sec will bring to pear as it considers -- bear as it considers proposing moneyt fund reform. and i hope that, ultimately, it will lead to a good investor-oriented result that has been formed by and can be shared with other regulators in the global marketplace. you know, of course regulatory collaboration, which we've been talking about, is a necessary but not sufficient condition for an effective global financial system. much of our work coordinating with overseas regulators goes towards insuring that we have an effective enforcement mechanism. while international enforcement cooperation has long been important to our mission at the sec, it is now more essential than ever to quickly identify suspicious trading involving overseas traders and to act if necessary to freeze the proceeds. fortunately, we've created an effective framework for sharing information across borders during enforcement investigations. it is one of the many products of our bilateral and multilateral efforts. remarkably, there are now 94 signatories to the iasco multilateral mou which creates

i have a long road here as a pear and i don't want to miss any of it. >> once the governor does get tot, jake, what are some of the other hurdles that he's going to face? >> listen, he has to govern the next couple of years. have you take him at his word. that was a pretty amazing feat, that doughnut. he has govern. they ride to use weight against him when he ran originally in 2009 that there was an ad that said he was throwing his weight around and didn't exactly work. even more importantly than his weight or any other peripheral issue, this guy has sky high approval ratings in a really democratic state. so he is an incredibly successful politician and his brand of conservatism, which is cutting deals, and not, you know, comb pleatly ignoring the other side, has been rewarded and that's not the kind of stuff we see here in washington too often. his brand of republicanism could take off. >> thanks to both of you. appreciate your time. >>> we are polling the latest developments from cleveland as well. we con to learn more about michelle knight. the first girl taken captive. she was rele

pears are still a major pear growing region here in the delta. >> tim, along with his wife and 2 sons and 81-year-old mother all care for the most recognizable crop along the delta these days--pears. he has around 50 acres of them, growing mainly bartletts and what's being harvested today, golden russet boscs. both of h rive in this rich agricultural land. >> it's the soil. this is the delta. the delta's got tremendously healthy and good, deep soil. >> the sacramento delta's pear district actually can boast to being the world's most extensive plantings of pears, most of which have gone to the canning industry in years' past, but at tim's farm, his go to the fresh market, juice industry and to baby food. but always striving to do more, tim is hoping to turn this once rich farming area into an educaional oasis for visitors of all ages. >> we're slowly transitioning to agritourism to get people to come out and enjoy the farm, see what goes on in agriculture. ag-education is a big thing on farms these days to let people know where their food comes from and how it gets to their table so th

it was created to ensure that apples and pears were of sufficient quality. this amendment is no longer needed because of advances that have been made. it would create unnecessary expense and delay for producers and shippers if it is not agreed to. >> thank you very much. anyone else on the amendment? if not, all those in favor? those opposed? the amendment is adopted. thank you. do we have further amendment to title 10, the horticulture title? -- ot, on behalf of senator bennett who had to leave, we do have one .ther amendment this is bennett amendment number four that i would ask the called up -- be called up. this relates to promotion programs. it would give organic producers the opportunity to promote your products. on a promotion programs has been a valuable tool for producers. these programs are driven by farmers helping bring industries together to support common goals in research and promotion. the organic farming sector is very important. it is a growing sector. this amendment supports this growth by allowing the industry to engage in research and pr