so joe downloads an app, this is a real gray area because you give permission to the app to take certain pieces of information about you like your e-mail or your phone, but occasionally what happens is this network pops up and will take that information without you knowing and can do stuff with it that it's not entirely clear you've given permission for. >> worse on android than apple? >> worse than an destroydroid t apple. some develops have had death threats. >> i think it was path that first was uploading -- one these ad networks will go too far and get the government involved and government will finally say that's enough of that. >> so what i've said is i think the industry needs to address this quickly. for example, it should make very clear up front what information is being collected, if it wants something like your phone number or your e-mail -- >> that would be nice. bad kid in the back of the class will get -- >> what if the industry doesn't. >> joe, you wrote an article about facebook actually monitoring our chats and our ims and things looking for those people who try to entr

american military bases abroad what are they doing who are they in circling so now it gives itself permission for preemptive war for war against non-state actors which can take the form of any country it wants to invade so nato in afghanistan nato in iraq nato in libya these are illegal immoral and unnecessary we're hearing war drums beating over iran lately a lot do you think we'll see the u.s.

they say okay there can be permissive disclosure. they were so terrified of the government coming in and regulating the profession. the point being it is our job as lawyers to regulate our profession and we don't at our peril. >> at the suggestion of john edwards. >> john edwards suggested that. >> professor? >> let me go back to one of the consequences of watergate, which was the requirement that law schools train lawyers in professional responsibility. do we have any way of knowing what difference or how much difference that has made in the way that lawyers behave? >> i think every major report on legal education in a sense this requirement has come in has criticized how well we're doing in that area. and certainly i think we're doing a lot of good things in that area but the most recent report from the carnegie foundation, that was one of the areas that they pointed out that, you know, sort of we have three main goals in legal education. we want to teach knowledge about the law. we want to teach skills, how to put that knowledge i

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as you can guess they took the car without permission.f the kids is old enough to each have a drivers license. the car came to a rest facing traffic so it did a 180 sounds like it woke the neighborhood. police received several 911 calls. no other car was involved. i asked investigators if they suspect drugs or alcohol or speeding? they say it is too early to tell. of course they emphasize this was a single-vehicle crash. obviously, i was a young driver at the wheel, very inexperienced, if any experience at all, driving this car. they do think that island drive at robert davie, jr. will be closed for several more hours they say they have a lot of work to do trying to figure out how this happened. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> 6:33. developing news, horse racing industry is mourning the loss of a jockey killed during a race yesterday in pleasanton. 33-year-old hooray herrera was thrown, this video is courtesy of the california authority of facing fairs. the horse morito clipped heels with another horse stumbled, causing the jockey to fall.

some of the states have required disclosure, some have permissive disclosure, some have limited permissive disclosure. one more point here about laurel's idea that -- and jim was commenting on being a lawyer and not being a lawyer. there was a defendant who was only a lawyer, and that was ken parkinson. >> describe what he did. >> right. so what happened was -- a picture up there has all five. them. they were the five defendants at the trial. ken parkinson is in the part. you have haldeman on the left who grew his hair out. bob mardian who could not grow his hair out. john ehrlichman, john mitchell, and ken par kkinson in the fron. when mardian resigned as the lawyer on thed nc civil case to go back to campaign work, mardian had been the goldwater 1964 western states campaign manager for barry goldwater from arizona, and in 1968 he was the western states campaign person for nixon in '68. so he was more -- he wanted to get voched with the campaign. he agreed -- mitchell agreed he could leave the case, the dnc civil suit, and he hired an outside lawyer, ken parkinson and the favor mardian di

they of staff permission to come in to the bishop that was here in california and sisters began to come when he inherited california as a diocese there was nothing here because the russians had been wiped out into there were a lot of catholics but no institutions this we would run are instilling any money that would come to the new place and work so many came. >>> they're now running hospitals that they've opened and they're all so they do anything sprayed give me two different things they do. >>> most of the work sent done because of a marginalized group that has been overlooked or perhaps not noticed before. her gun sister started working with the mentally retarded in the 1950's this today care in 1878 because there is no wind carrying 4 children and infants left behind in their homes and single parents returned go to work. greta does the exhibit cover any mistakes made. for instance the teaching methods for different views ago when i was a little. the point is have you covered also the errors? >>> a does cover that unfortunately the national epic civic portion of the accident has bee

it is wrong, so she does not have my permission. i thought it was confidential, and that night when lynette was calling me, she said, he does not want to do anything, and she said, you have to go somewhere, so i told him, you have to react, take the phone. i am going to put everything together, and we are going to sleep in that house. it was me and putting everything together. it was me who was pushing him, and i remember when he was arrested we were in the seraphs office, and we were walking outside the -- the sheriff's office, and we were walking outside, and there was staff next to us, and ross was panicked. he was so sad, and i said, you won the election. stay strong. and we will win this, so that picture is completely wrong. good >> which picture? >> thad allen net was telling me what to do. the only one telling me what to do was lynette. he was the person afraid i would leave hammonhim, because i knowt he knows how i am. >> thank you. i do not have anything further. the park's new redirect -- >> no redirect. >> good evening, m

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>> i remember saying you don't have my permission to do this. i trust you. i trust you. >> ok. now, i want to look -- i want to go over some emails and text messages that you sent that afternoon. i want to give you exhibit 5 8. so this is an email message you sent to ms. madison on january 4? >> yes. >> ok. now, phone records that are already in evidence are exhibit 8 3 shows before you sent this message to ms. madison at 4:14 you had a call with linnette peralta haynes that began at 3:56 p.m. and lasted 15 minutes, 36 seconds. in that phone call with ms. peralta haynes, did you discuss sending an email to ivory madison? >> when i left ivory madison's house, i was so shaken that i couldn't find my car. so i was walking on the haith street to city hall and calling ross, calling linnette, calling ross, calling linnette. and then she answered and when i was talking with her and say oh, my gosh, she had a video, goodbye, goodbye, i have to call you back. and then i wrote an email like you don't mess this -- this email. and i really hope you respect my feelings. >> you don't remembe

this was done without our permission. it comes as a total surprise to me. >> reporter: two of the journalists featured in that campaign had appeared on nbc news and msnbc and both networks say they had not granted the romney campaign permission to use that material. they ask that the campaign refrain from doing so. lester? >> thank you. there are a lot of moving parts to these attacks on romney. one of questions, it's almost a dare from the obama folks that he release more tax returns than he's clearly comfortable doing. is there going to be a call within his own party to get it out and move on? >> he is already getting pressure like that. i talked to two officials one said we are not taking that bait and pointed toward polling data. another said to my knowledge, we're staying the course. i think that means we are going to watch and see how great the pressure becomes. >> these attacks about bain capital go right to what romney touted as his strength, business experience. why is the question of when he was actually running

the president of the clinic says it takes time to get those permissions. she hopes to do so obviously before the hearing but on that day of the hearing on july 11th, this is when a judge will hear the case and can he side whether it will be protected further. >> george howell reporting live. coming up, a mexican town has long time stars to the united states, including a harlem pizza place. times are changing and with it the direction of migrants. we'll look at their difficult homecoming. >>> mao is your chance to talk back on one of the big stories of the day, the question for you this morning, is the health care mandate a tax or a penalty? on the health care law we're caught in a heated battle over the 26 word versus the "p" word, tax or penalty. yes, the president promised not to raise taxes on middle class americans but critics of the health care law say with the individual mandate the requirement that most americans buy health inslurns or face a penalty, the president will be doing just that, taxing middle class americans. after all the administration

i would ask permission to improvise let's say a little bit that was in my sub text as an actor unless i voiced it i couldn't get to the next level to be where i knew oliver wanted me to government he wanted me to hit it home. in order to hit it home i had to come to an emotional level that wasn't maybe written at that moment so you have to ask permission to play with it. and so in that last take whether take 17 or take 54, you are saying, okay, oliver,. >> rose: what was the most number you had? >> let me go home with this. and when you get permission from oliver then you go home with it. >> rose: don't forget, you said to me, eddie the dea agent that worked there for 30 years he said i knew he could -- you said he sold out people left and right. >> yes. >> well oliver set us up with individuals that would support our historical characters. >> rose: inside the historical character. >> five days i spent time with this guy that i was, my mouth opened with stories from -- i couldn't believe the lifestyle he lived, i said how do you live this way? how do you live with a family, let's say

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and i think we probably still don't have permission, but it doesn't mean we can't do something about it. >> jose gomez marquez believes that everyone deserves proper medical care no matter where they ve. he and his team at m.i.t.'s little devices group are creating do ln it-yourself health care technologies that defy convention an sa

. >> so she didn't leave the house without your permission, did she? >>> the detention officers at lake county juvenile are reporting to "e" wing after a steel bolt was seized from 16-year-old offender, kevin. though officers recovered the weapon, kevin must be transferred to a new wing for his safety and that of the other juvenile offenders. >> open the door. >> i'm not playing with you. hell no. >> put your hands up. against the wall. put your hands against the wall. >> i'm not going to. hell no! >> okay. >> what is your problem? >> what you mean what is my problem? that's not mine. >> kevin, don't show your rear end. man, turn around. >> y'all tripping. >> kneel down. >> [ bleep ]. hell, no, man. >> kneel down, kevin. >> no. get off me. >> this is the hard way. >> code green, echo. code green, echo. >> code green, echo. code green, echo. >> code green basically is considered a general emergency. >> situation where we need backup. we need extra personnel to come down and help out. it's for the safety of the kid and it's for the safety of the staff. >

said the county will ask for permanency to seek power elsewhere and that was just one of the -- permission to seek power elsewhere and that was just one of the headlines today. >> reporter: i'm near the intersection of old georgetown road and north brook lane in bethesda, a neighborhood that lost power for an entire week. so the residents here can probably relate to roger berliner's harsh words. he offered a scathing assessment of pepco on behalf of his constituents and shed new plight on why the restoration project in montgomery county and the district took so long. ♪how long can it be to clear up [ bleep ] pepco has got one job to do. ♪ >> reporter: this profanity laced music video about pepco's performance is one of many that have surfaced on youtube. the song may be amusing. the lengthy power outage during a historic heatwave was not. >> pepco's performance on every level was unacceptable. the length of the outages, the appalling communications, the computer glitches and data distortions. >> reporter: berliner says pepco needs to hire more linemen immediately. >> we need more booths on

if he follows doj policy, he has to ask the attorney general four months shy of an election for permission to subpoena a reporter in a case that may wind up being embarrassing for this administration. so why do we not have a special prosecutor in this case? >> your referring to the internal doj guidelines? >> yes, that's exactly right, doj policy. >> it is in place to protect the free press, to make sure that prosecutions don't chill the exercise of free press. >> that's just doj policy. there's nothing in the espionage act. leaked prosecutions without actually subpoenaing the reporter, that's happened. >> you can but you can also win murder cases without calling eyewitnesses or without calling the dna expert. why not send a subpoena to the reporter, put them in front of a grand jury, you either answer the question or you're going to be held in contempt and go to jail, which is what i in and out all reporters aspired to anyway? i mean, all of us aspire to be committee chairman. i thought that was the crown jewel in a reporter's resume, to go to jail protecting a source. give them what they

and then they don't provide any means to get the permission so basically everybody in the country is a criminal and the government knows about it and then they selectively pull that out of the hat when somebody pops up and they want to slap them down is are we moving in that direction. in my estimation we are we're headed towards a police state how many times have tom and i and bill talking about this it sounds like it sounds like. the of these german. operation we are moving in that direction people are trashing the constitution they've lost their respect for expediency is the call of the day let's make everyone happy i wrote my congressman congressman roscoe bartlett about this issue of privacy and legislation and what was the thing that gave him confidence that this power would not be abused he said it's based on good faith. well now there were people i mean call me and ashcroft apparently who want to push back on that we have just a minute left either of you are there are people in this administration in the government right now pushing back or is as it just all been thrown over

and he had to seek his colleagues' permission to attend the celebration. he told me i prevailed because i told him i wasn't being asked as an activist but as an artifact of their successes in an earlier day. i resemble that remark. i am here today as an artifact or more properly perhaps as a witness to the development of a movement of which jim and i were both a part and to the role his brother played in calling that movement into being. before i retreat into history though, i'd like to make a preannouncement announcement. as many of you may know, the nra through the nra foundation provides grants to support the shooting sports. many of these grants are requested by college shooting teams through the friends of the nra state fund. the citadel pistol team has requested such a grant two as the grant application makes clear introduce promising and motivated cadet constituent athletes to competitive pistol shooting ran allow them to represent their school on a national level. that grant application has been approved. so congratulations. but let's get back to h