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internet company what we need is a very different way to benefit artists and people love music and the leader of the u.k.'s pirate party lots k he told us the record industry's heavy handed approach is just doomed to failure. if recent reports are rolling it it looks like we could be facing an on floor to where blackouts here in the united kingdom what we've seen is that the tactic is first to go after high profile sites like pirate bay. but what we've seen is from twenty to twelve that hasn't helped music sales are told that actually albin cell phone ten percent so we've seen how useless this approach is essentially what we're seeing this is about the record labels trying to keep trying to remain gatekeepers and actually push companies out but this approach will not work it's going to alienate a generation of music lovers and only it's going to perhaps end up radicalizing internet users this is not we want. it's good to have you with us here today still to come for you off to a very quick break in the guantanamo bay hunger strike goes on pause the one hundred day mark the daily dose of torture continues to look far mo

people to work, and as mr. dionne says, we could invest in the future. the idea that you stop investing in the future, it's only the radical tea party. the real republicans, like ice s eisenhower, he believed in making a national highway system. it is not a republican or democratic idea going on right now. it's simply radical tea party people who want to destroy the government and think we will be better without it. you wait and see when it comes to their house as it did in oklahoma. you'll see those guys from oklahoma who voted against money for sandy repair in new york suddenly coming with their tin cup saying, please help us for our problems here in oklahoma. you've got to think of us as one koer country that we all take care of each other. >> e.j., people show that they are tired of this washington chaser scandal. wherever it lies, they ought to be held accountable but to try to make it something that it is not, to try to act like it's some kind of reverse or other party watergate, it's just not there, especially when you have the problems that we are facing being ignored. and the president even talks about -- the republicans are against all of this spending unt

s. the democratic party late ninety's and fund raising perez and they got more. when have the american people been as betrayed investing so much hope energy money and brock obama's campaign. today we're announcing the expansion of offshore oil and gas exploration. take responsibility for solving this crisis. on the president and the buck stops with me. obama flies down to florida jumps in the water briefly with his daughter for the photo op and from that point on most of the media has left beaches all along the gulf coast are clean they are safe and they're open for business that's one of the reasons michele saussure and i are here. in reality neither he nor his daughter touched the water of the gulf they swam at st andrews bay a protected area. what happened with safety regulations in the gulf of mexico in the wake of the b.p. disaster rename a couple of agencies change a couple of faces business as usual full steam ahead what does that tell you. the administration that it promised us change made no alteration to be antiquated spill response plan that still cites wall versus the most threate

s juliette goodrich. >> reporter: 35,000 people are expected to attend this festival. a four-day festival. we are now at the after party. the music is certainly rocking and the wine is flowing. welcome to bottle rock. a first of its kind for the napa valley. >> three stages. it's a high end festival where wine -- >> napa has been known for its good wine. we are making good music with it. who can't have fun? >> culinary cuisine and napa's finest chef. >> who can bring rock stars to play anywhere, but you can only throw a party and eat and drink this well here. >> and music all blend into one. the black crow is a favorite for these bottle rockers who traveled from atlanta, georgia, to the wine country. >> this is habit, right? >> security is tight. napa police told no vacation time this weekend. everyone is working or on call. >> so far, so good? >> so far, so good. we had a few complaints related to the noise. a few parking issues. it's been a good event. >> your favorite band? >> the zach brown band. >> reporter: and in true napa style, i found this interesting. they had a security meeting this afternoon and it was hel

people justin united states is not until the 40's and '50's. the strong evidence comes from germany with a strong anti-cancer movement and there is a struggle in the nazi party with cigarettes but they produce great science the first epidemiology showing they were much more likely to die of cancer especially long cancer. then the center of gravity shifts to britain by the 1850's you get scientists doing several different types of research to show it causes mass death that the tars from extracted smoke causes cancer and experimental mice and in epidemiology where people looking at that were dying from auto accidents people's lungs already had precancerous tumors and also people start finding chemical carcinogens it is an effort for europe for every dollar spent of food it was $1 of tobacco. the marshall plan could be seen as an effort by the american tobacco companies to what people don't understand using turkish tobacco tobacco smoke was not inhaled and almost no loan cancer fryer to 1900 only 142 cases known newt world wide fryer 1900 because tobacco smokers were not inhale but today in the united states alone we have 150,000 lung cancer deaths per year by

people around the country have asked questions about it. we saw that was happening that was organized for america. none of these tea party groups is still, the irs is still stringing us along. 'siculous. i expected tea party groups and patri groups, i'm glad to see the truth is ming out. i was shocked to see that they actually said they were looking for people that were going to educate on the constitution and ll of rights. since when is that a reason to raise a red flag? >> lou: since when is it propriate to criticize any agency of this government, period? jenny, we look forward as you attend the hearing. dave camp is making certain that the american people know what is happening with their government. that will be nice for a change. thank you very much. jenny beth martin. up next, the advertising industry has gone viral. how the internet is raising the way some companiesdvertise and (announcer) at scottrade, our clients are always learning more to make their money do more. (ann) to help me plan my next move, i take scottrade's free, in-branch seminars... plus, thr live webinars. i use daily market commentary to improve my strategy. and my local scottrade offe guides my learn

s book and tell the american people the truth about the republican party tell you why in tonight's deal. you need to know this it's candle time in washington but the real scandal the fleecing the american people continues to get swept under the rug in the wake of last week's in gaza hearings and revelations that the i.r.s. targeted conservative political groups for tax fraud investigations russia republicans have gone on the attack accusing the obama administration of staging a cover up and abusing executive power in an appearance earlier today on c.b.s. is this morning program california congressman darrell issa who is in charge of last week's been gazi circus as chairman of the house oversight committee condemned the obama administration for using the i.r.s. to attack its political enemies. was the targeting of the president's political enemies affectively and lies about it during the election year so that it wasn't discovered till afterwards the. congress has to hold people accountable for it these were effectively ideological attacks whether they were done by bipartisan who are poli

party and people on the right and noanybody else, th can't be aule. no matter how ambiguous. >> everybody has stipulated. that was not a proper action. >> where did they get the idea that is s what we need to know? >> target the aclu and see what happens. >> the irs is the story here. that is the big one. this is going to grow. the republicans do run the risk, let me tell you, of overkill. the hearing they held on benghazi was a public lations disaster and i thihink they had better see the films of 1998. >> y y said d the pr testimony s >> thanks for >> it draws hillary clton into this and puts her fingerprints >> on thursday, it sounded like trying to blame congress for not passing funding for increasing security. what did we learn from the e- mails? >> we learned there wawas a tutf war.this should not surprise us. the cia and state department are fighting with each other. i think this is much a about not much. maybe there was some pitics involved but i do not see a scandal. >> one of our panelists have written we have evidence of a cover-up of a cover-up. would somebody explain to me what crime is being coveredp? >> that is the worst part of this. unlike in wa itergate wh

party. for financial doldrums and toughing austerity have been feeling dissatisfaction with the e.u.'s policies across the continent and searches are feeling any people in the bloc are losing faith in european project starting to think they'd be better off on their own also he has been gauging the mood among you members. oh if you're talking about the gloomy situation here in europe it's no longer just the naysayers of a so-called euro skeptics who are voicing their pessimism ordinary citizens across europe have now been starting to change their minds really on this entire european project if you look at a couple of recent surveys one is the pew study it shows that right now less than half of the european citizens support this entire a european project that they're even optimistic about it it's at forty five percent right now down from sixty percent a last year and this of course has largely to do with the entire economic situation we've seen dismal numbers come out this week putting nine out of seventeen euro zone countries in a recession and if you look at one of those countries which is france it is also one of the two poor countries at the very f

s j.r. stone has more on how these new rules have many party runners changing their plans! >> i even heard that you cannot for your own dogs. peopletheir plans. >> there are offenses are round this section people have already restricted people off of the course. the size of a back pack are not allowed dozens of private party have gone online two-party locations. the first of many locations that could even be more crowded. alamo square park is the primary place for a party place. and the golden gate where illegal urination is common on race day. many of these homes. the panhandle have also actively participated and not allowing bad behavior during game day. bay to breakers -- presented by craigslist -- is just a day away. the fun starting at 8-am. we'll have cameras and crews giving you two hours of coverage so you won't miss a bay to breakers -- happening >> some patchy fog as we go all across the city will look for readings in the mid '60s. lots of sunshine even along the coast as we get into the late morning and early afternoon. temperatures will make it into the 60s in ocean beach. however, some clear skies the will begin to mo

people this country. well just ahead you are dipping into trouble even though makers confront the pressing issue of borderless at the restaurants setting aside the financial was working europe was. bust the u.k.'s conservative party split the gay marriage some had police try to i don't know most of the road to the bill it's just around the corner. least be cool language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on all t.v. reporting from the world talks about six of the ip interviews intriguing stories do you. see them trying. to find out more visit. some of these traditional chili lines they've been bred and developed and passed down from generation to. this is a total destruction of the culture in mexico i tell you what i mean this is not going to impact asylum in mexico whatever happens here. we're eating at about six in the in the open in a you know all the ordinance or. genetically engineered crops why do you think this country is full of obese and sick people because we have a crappy food system. welcome back. well the hundred inmates in gone time have now been on hunger strike for one hundred five days in a drive to highlight abuses at the tourist detention center one prisoner was reportedly shot

people say there is a disconnection but let's just joined up party. don't fight the fed just enjoy the party how much more room is there to run the? >> the s&p could get up at 1670 so another percentage points with cash and bonds rethink the stock market could still do that. lori: what are their risk factors? >> if the economy does continue to recover with the rabil risk the fed will remove the punchball the that is a high class problems of the fed steps away the means the economy could stand on its own feet that occur it creates a wobble but where it dictates we should invest is relative and a 10 year bond yields earning almost nothing of money markets and the cd we would stay with the market. yes you will get a pullback but we think it is the best asset class for most people to build wealth. lori: and your trading is very crowded. we appreciate your comments. new leads in the boston attacks have investigators on the hunt again. obama takes them control message across the border into one of belief who he is pleading for the horrific on pleading for the horrific on violence in mexico. ♪ music one more time! ♪ music kids will spend 22 minut

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s. so giving more weapons means more the people and more of the people does not in any we mean something good for the country. live from moscow this is r.t. the u.k. independence party has made a major breakthrough in local elections claiming one in every four votes cast the conservatives which are of course part of the ruling coalition have now admitted that all mainstream parties have quote major lessons to learn from the group seeking the country's withdrawal from the european union and more on this two artes party boy because she's in london. it's been a momentous day for the u.k. independence party we've seen them come seconds in the south shields by election just behind labor and that's significant because we see a pattern emerging the past six months have seen you can't come second in full by elections some of the more we've had stunning council election results we've seen the ruling coalition parties the liberal democrats and the conservatives very sustained major losses in terms of council seats it's really you can't that have come out on top now this is a party that's been seen by many as the protest vote party the people a very keen for them if they feel

s is academic agendas that academic genocide. we need a party that says we're going to fix this this. we need to give people school choice, scholarship, a chance to go to the same school our kids go to. i think we will get people to consider us as a party, but they will not unless we set -- show up. i went to the hispanic chamber of commerce -- they were very perspective -- very respected. many of them used to be republicans. they are open to us on family issues and traditional marriage, but there stopped by the one issue. so we need to do the right thing on immigration. we need to express something different. we need to express something that attracts people to our party. there is an american painter that talks about -- he says to people who want to paint -- a like a man coming over a hill singing. i just love the image of that. we didn't leave the party that proclaims -- we need to be the party that proclaims what we stand for. i think of the von trapp family -- the hills are alive. did anybody of, catch the band -- i also think of the proclaimers. we need this kind of passion. give me liberty, or give me

party group? >> people have a sense of fairness and it's, i told o'reilly the other week, it's not left right on this, it's right wrong. for group srassed and bullied. i think it strikes people as deeply unfair. deeply unjust. and so, it does not surprise me that the tea party is seeing some up surge in its popularity and donations. i would caution my friends about resting kind of a victim's status mentality, i don't think they are doing that, but i think they are being careful, they have to turn this moment to a step forward in policy and advocate for smart policy that hits people in the gut and in the mind as well. right? you have to have great candidates, you cannot have people making stupid comments about, you know, women and, you know abortion and you can't do that. >> brian: what do you think you is the best way forward? they want independent investigations, what do you think is the most efficient way forward? >> i think the two track, the tea party should continue their legal actions and do discovery so we can find out whose idea was this and whose idea was it to turn up the heat in the way th did against the tea party grou

people can -- it must be bipartisan. if you do this to look like it s one party, it will not be successful.ost: john boehner was asked bout this idea of a select committ committee. [video clip] >> i have confidence in our five doing the that are investigation. they understand very clearly me that we have a very serious and solemn obligation to of what e truth happened. i have confidence in our committees and our chairman to continue to pursue this. i will let them make the decisions about with the next steps are. isis and o chairman the members of the oversight a fabulous jobid in a long day of hearings of that ing more information frankly we haven't had of what eight months. there will be more hearings an information. host: your reaction. guest: the family members want a select committee. the "wall street journal" has supported a select committee. will has supported a select committee. many people who have supported it. i have here a list of all the committees we have had. e have had them for many important issues like terrorism but also on irrelevant issues house beauty parlor. that is wh

however, rather than going after people applying for 501(c)(4)s because they have a certain name like tea partyn their name, they should have gone after them based on the fact that they are applying for a 501(c)(4). so this covers everybody. left right extremists on either side. it covers everybody. >> bill: i think that's the issue though, melanie. is they didn't just go after everybody, right? >> right. they clearly were targeting certain groups and they were requesting a great deal of information, too much information and unnecessary information from certain groups. there's no question that that's wrong. >> bill: and it was like they went after the easy targets. tea party. a lot of them are small organizations. a lot of staff. they don't have a lot of lawyers >> they were called on it. they were told to change their criteria. then they went back to the same criteria. >> bill: if you got the right issue, let's get congress to enforce that. thanks for coming in. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." >> if you believe in state's rights but still support the drug war you must be high. >>

people. i was in table "d". >> it was entertainer sammy davis, jr.'s idea to have a big celebration. >> he said, you ought to have a big party for them. all the pows at the white house dinner. >> with 1300 guests it was the largest ever dinner. a huge tent covered the south lawn. bob hope was master of ceremonies. john wayne spoke. they were given unusual access inside the house. >> what is in the next-door? i don't know. i opened the door and it was president nixon's study. he was sitting behind the desk. we walked in, oh, my god. it's okay boys. that's all right. i'll be down there in a minute. you go right ahead. oh, my god, we walked in the president. >> reporter: for many the highlight of the evening was the singing of god bless america led by the man who wrote the tune,er irving berlin. >> my wife talks about it to this day. there were tears falling. >> that song always gets me played at ball games. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and emotions were full friday night, too. everyone appreciated hearing from president nixon's daughter tricia and ross perot who led the way in fighting for the pows ♪ >> the men of the chorus that sang at the prisons in han

people. i was in table d. >> i was over here somewhere. >> it was entertainer sammy davis, jr.'s idea to have a big celebration. >> said to the president, you ought to have a big partyouldn't it be nice if you have all the p.o.w.'s at the white house dinner. >> reporter: with nearly 1300 guests it was the largest ever white house dinner a huge tent covered the south you lawn. bob hope was master of ceremonies. john wayne spoke. the heroes were given unusual access inside the house. >> what do you suppose is in this door? >> i don't know. >> it was president nixon's study. and he was sitting behind the desk. and we walked in, oh, my god. he said, you know, it is okay, boys. that's all right. i'll be down there in a minute. you just go right ahead. we're just, oh, my god. we walked in on the president, you know report or the for many the highlight of the evenings with the singing of god bless america led by the man who wrote the tune, irving berlin. >> my wife talks about that to this day. she was standing there, tears flowing down her face. she talks about that to this day. >> that song always gets me playing at ballgames. >> yeah. >> that song is more emotional than

people. i was at table d. >> it was entertainer sammy davis jr.'s idea to have a big celebration. >> he said to the president you ought to have a big party for them.have all the p.o. w.'s at a white house dinner? >> it was the largest ever white house dinner. a huge tent covered the south lawn. bob hope was master of ceremonies. john wayne spoke. the heroes also were given unusual access inside the house. >> one of us said what do you suppose is in this door? i don't know. we opened the door and it was president nixon's study, and he was sitting behind the desk. and we walked in. oh my god. he said, you know, it's okay, boys. that's all right. i'll be down there in a minute. you go right ahead. we're just -- oh my god, we walked in on the president. >> for many the highlight of the evening was the singing of "god bless american" led by the man who wrote the tune, irving berlin. >> my wife had tears balling on her face. >> that song always gets me when they play at ball games. i tell you, that song is more emotional than "the star-spangled banner." ♪ god bless america >> emotions were full friday night too. everyone appreciated hearing from preside

s. they used the term tea party, and they were obviously focusing on one side of the political spectrum. they shouldn't have done that. there's no doubt that people that are writing me, that people in america have watched this, feel a sense of outrage. and they should be outraged. they're outraged. i'm outraged. and one of the things we have to understand as a result of this is that the i.r.s. has tremendous power. it has the power to audit. it has the power to request information. it has the power to refer for criminal conduct. i think in many cases the i.r.s. is probably more feared than prosecutors' offices, who also have tremendous power. and as many know, i've had some real experience there, being a federal prosecutor, being a state attorney general; that's power that should be used in a very, very careful way. and you don't pick one part of the political spectrum and target people when you're entering a phase of a prosecution or an audit as the i.r.s. was doing. and i think our president, who is a lawyer, understands that. and president obama has called for the top i.r.s. official's resignation, and that official has resigned, and that is t