one of the petitioners is the former german justice minister. >> if the judges are consistent with otherdecisions from the european rescue fund, then we have a very good chance. >> the appeal goes right to the heart of european -- the european question. , to power in brussels have opinion future -- how much power can brussels have in future? >> and anti-western german state of westphalia, -- in the western german state of westphalia, they are monitoring a group of fundamentalists on the high streets. >> the action has been criticized by politicians of most major parties and many ordinary muslims to see this as a misuse of their holy book. >> free translations of the koran. they give away copies in germany. the handouts have garnered criticism and put the group on the radar of german authorities. >> distributing the koran is not the problem. the problem is the group. it is an extremely dangerous one. >> :-based preacher is one of the -- the cologne-based preacher is one of those trying to convert people to the state. many see this as an this use of their holy book by the movement. >> this

similar receptacles commonly used for drinking of beverages sold, furnished, or given away at the petitioners premises in quantities of less than 24 in their original multi container packages. all eyes shall be sold at or above prevailing prices in the area and in quantities of not less than 3 pounds per sale and shawmut be given away for free. -- and shall not be given away for free. no persons over the age of 21 shells sell or deliver a hot beverages. the sale of distilled beverages in sizes smaller than 200ml is strictly prohibited. note malt liquor beverages shelby's sold with alcohol content greater than -- shall be sold without alcoholic content greater than [inaudible] no beer or malt beverages shall be sold in quantities of less than manufactured pre-packaged six packs per sale with the exception of wine coolers, beer coolers, which must be sold in manufacturer prepackage multi unit quantities of four or more. no wine shall be sold with an alcoholic content of greater than 15% by volume accept for dinner winds which have been aged two years or more and maintained in corked bottles. 12

>>mark: a hearing scheduled on a petitioner's motion to disqualify the san francisco attorney in theoss mirkirimi domestic abuse case. lawyers for mirkirimi are concerned about conflict of interest because the city attorney on represents mayor ed lee who is the one who suspended mirkirimi from office. her rare also advises the ethics committee. the suspended sheriff is still under orders to stay away from his family. mirkirimi spoke on a local radio show of how difficult all of this has did. >> i am destroyed! >> did you think you were tougher or more elastic and resilience? >> i thought that i was a more tender, more caring, not as the kron4 baristas curious not as testosterone pact. my wife called out of complete panic that my son broke out in a complete crash and had respiratory problems. if she thought that she was going to have to rush into the hospital, and to kaiser. first i could not go because of the stay away. >> the ethics commission is meeting on monday to discuss the official misconduct caused. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of and it's. box year is a live lo

in today's decision a court had issued a bench warrant for the petitioner to the supreme court.is name is mr. lawrence. and the court had issue addition for bench warrant for failure to pay a fine long ago. mr. florence was in the passenger of his car when his wife was stopped for a traffic infraction. there mr. florence was arrested on the old bench warrant. except he had in fact paid the fine. but the authorities detained him anyway. the officers detained him even when he showed them evidence that he paid the fine with a receipt he kept in his glove compartment. what happened next? he was strip searched twice at two different jails. each time he was told to manipulate his body parts so the officers could peer into his every crevasse. without any hint, any suspension of contraband having average citizens charged with minor infractions undergo strip searches. it's not just an unreasonable search, it's an astonishing one in a country that per ports to revere liberty. mr. president i wonder if after today's decision, you still find it hard to believe that this court would overturn

quote all of the petitioner must be answered.the judge also ruled that mirkarimi is not allowed to be paid without suspension. >> it's a very tough fight for him. >> the epic commission held the first hearing for monday afternoon. it's how long to tell how long it'll take to approve the mood. >> the final decision is not a public decision, it's a private one. >> it's one of the main reasons why we're working so hard. >> reporter: despite the judge's tentative rule, a court hearing is set forth for torte morning. the áf -- mirkarimi's supplies will reinstate him but fail to go to the miles. in contra costa county. the california public utility says, zaire separately fining $3 million for failing to comply. >>> a federal -- the russ el city energy center is being built by caltrain about a mile and a half to. the permit was ensreurpltly injured. the epa ignores a political lieu about the because of an energy -- there's no word when the ninth circuit court of appeals will issue its decision. >>> the board is expect to okay the p-rb t

quote all of the petitioner must be answered.the judge also ruled that mirkarimi is not allowed to be paid without suspension. >> it's a very tough fight for him. >> the epic commission held the first hearing for monday afternoon. it's how long to tell how long it'll take to approve the mood. >> the final decision is not a public decision, it's a private one. >> it's one of the main reasons why we're working so hard. >> reporter: despite the judge's tentative rule, a court hearing is set forth for torte morning. the áf -- mirkarimi's supplies will reinstate him but fail to go to the miles. in contra costa county. the california public utility says, zaire separately fining $3 million for failing to comply. >>> a federal -- the russ el city energy center is being built by caltrain about a mile and a half to. the permit was ensreurpltly injured. the epa ignores a political lieu about the because of an energy -- there's no word when the ninth circuit court of appeals will issue its decision. >>> the board is expect to okay the p-rb t

you put tonight simple terms that's why i love having petitioner ship here. thanks very much for coming. [applause]. >> by the way always interesting warren buffet is one of those folks that has spent anne novrm us amount of money with lawyers and accountants fighting the irs with about 1 billion dollars worth of taxes and the fact is if he wants to pay more taxes he needs to just stop the figh fight. . >> queen of country music and one of the nice equity people in all the music business. in all the music business. legendary dolly part on is he would come and he still sneak in every now and then but he won't come if anybody knows he's there. he will buy a ticket. come in the show. won't go back stage. >> make him by a ticket. >> i don't make him do nothing. nobody makes karl dean do anything. >>reporter: no wonder he's so successful your husband has to buy a ticket. >> that's true. aim surprised. >>reporter: check at cracker barrel. >> he probably would. >> let me ask you. what is the secret because that is, we talked about it being unusual but i'm more inter

but they should reject the petitioner sweeping proposition that the entire act must fall because one provision was held unconstitutional. as an initial matter, we do not even think the court should consider the question. the vast majority of the provisions of this act do not even apply to petitioners, but instead apply to millions of citizens and businesses not before the court. >> how does your proposal actually work? the idea is that they can take care of themselves later? contemplating them bringing litigation to existing service would be the most obvious ones, and without the mandate the whole thing falls apart. so, the rest of the law should be struck down, a whole other line of litigation. >> the continuing validity of any other provision would rise in litigation. >> what form of action is it? >> in the first place, the point is not that there has to be an affirmative cause of action to decide this. for example, the medicare reimbursement issue, that is one of the things this act does. a place where we adjudicate the believability of the rates is through the special statutory r

on a petitioner's motion to disqualify as the attorney in the ross mirkirimi domestic abuse case.is lawyers are concerned that there is a potential conflict of interest >> i am destroyed inside out. the thought that i was more tender, more caring. not as rough or abrasive. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 is continues. the latest on the forecast coming up after the break. do you ever wish you could make some things just disappear? ♪ [ ping! ] [ ping! ping! ] that's why i use new tampax radiant. it helps keep my period invisible, combing tampax's best-ever leak protection with a revolutionary resealable wrapper so all they'll see is me. [ ping! ] ♪ hi. totally new, awesomely-invisible tampax radiant. check out the whole radiant collection. (y"ww?:=1çky/l >> we are watching bay area weather, here is a live look out over the western span of the bay bridge with traffic moving smoothly. a mild warning leading to a mild afternoon. >>james: here is a nice looking shot from mt. tam looking out over the bay. you can see some of the low cloud cover and fog is a great looking day o

. >> bill: there are media companies now that are petitioner the state of florida to get the police filesmmerman trayvon martin case. and in those files they want the arrest warrant, original affidavits to support probable cause. witness list, jurors names. >> criminal history. >> bill: i don't think the press should have all of this, guilfoyle. i don't think they should. >> there is a couple different nuances to. this this is taking place in florida which has one of the most liberal laws with respect to cameras in the courtroom and sunshine laws. transapparently to give over documents. i believe a case of this nature we have already had a million-dollar bounty out for the defendant in this case. and with the new black panthers. the stakes are very high. so they are supposed to have a hearing. they say the judge violated the rules already by not holding a proper hearing and just agreeing to seal the documents. the remedy for that is that the documents have to be unsealed. now, i don't think that should happen. they should go through it and don't give the juror names. >> bill: you are putt

you put tonight simple terms that's why i love having petitioner ship here.hanks very much for coming. [applause]. >> by the way always interesting warren buffet is one of those folks that has spent anne novrm us amount of money with lawyers and accountants fighting the irs with about 1 billion dollars worth of taxes and the fact is if he wants to pay more taxes he needs to just stop the figh fight. . >> queen of country music and one of the nice equity people in all the music business. in all the music business. legendary dolly part on is [ male announcer ] this is lawn ranger -- eden prairie, minnesota. in here, the landscaping business grows with snow. to keep big winter job on track, at&t provided a mobile solution that lets everyone from field workers to accounting, initiate, bill, and track work in real time. you can't live under a dome in minnesota, that's why there's guys like me. [ male announcer ] it's a network of possibilities -- helping you do what you do... even better. ♪ if you want a luxury car with a standard power moonroof, your options are

you put tonight simple terms that's why i love having petitioner ship here.thanks very much for coming. [applause]. >> by the way always interesting warren buffet is one of those folks that has spent anne novrm us amount of money with lawyers and accountants fighting the irs with about 1 billion dollars worth of taxes and the fact is if he wants to pay more taxes he needs to just stop the figh fight. . >> queen of country music and one of the nice equity people in all the music business. in all the music business. legendary dolly part on is what's withou? trouble with a car insurance claim. [ dennis ] switch to allstate. their claim service is so good, noit's guaranteed. [ foreman ] so i can trust 'em. unlike rdy. dolr for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. dolr for dollar, nobody he wou you ill sneak in every now and then but he won't come if anybody knows he's there. he will buy a ticket. come in the show. won't go back stage. >> make him by a ticket. >> i don't make him do nothing. nobody makes >> you make him buy a ticket. yo buy a ticket. >> that

. >> bill: there are media companies now that are petitioner the state of florida to get the police filesyvon martin case. and in those files they want the arrest warrant, original affidavits to support probable cause. witness list, jurors names. >> criminal history. >> bill: i don't think the press should have all of this, guilfoyle. i don't think they should. >> there is a couple different nuances to. this this is taking place in florida which has one of the most liberal laws with respect to cameras in the courtroom and sunshine laws. transapparently to give over documents. i believe a case of this nature we have already had a million-dollar bounty out for the defendant in this case. and with the new black panthers. the stakes are very high. so they are supposed to have a hearing. they say the judge violated the rules already by not holding a proper hearing and just agreeing to seal the documents. the remedy for that is that the documents have to be unsealed. now, i don't think that should happen. they should go through it and don't give the juror names. >> bill: you are putting people

currently, the senator john tester of the montana was courageous enough to respond to petitioners who signed the of initiative. he introduced the parental bereavement act of 2011. it sits in committee in the senate. it has five co-sponsors including center dick durbin who has lost a child. -- center dick durbin, who has lost a child. we visited the hill and mecca over 55 congressional people and staff -- met over 55 congressional people and staff. host: 202 is the area code. the numbers are on the screen. we are talking with barry kluger, who has not told us of his personal story, talking about his book "a life undone: if father's journey through loss." and how his daughter's untimely death has affected him. the family medical leave act and paid foreeks for unpai the birth of a child, urgent need and demand related to family members on active duty, and 26 work weeks unpaid for a service member with a serious injury or illness. i just want to put that out there. he is looking to modify the family medical leave act to include bereavement leave. mr. luger, how long were you off work? >>

everything their petitioners pay in is tax deductible. they don't pay taxes. they should pay their 10 fokt the federal government for the medicare and social security. it should be targeted for that and that would go a long way ensuring that our citizens have health care and the poors of our american social security is secured. so i'm waiting. i'm challenging at least one religious leader to come out and say that they should do that. they should pay taxes at least 10%. host: ok, caroline, we've got your point. yesterday during the briefing by the treasure department and health and human services secretary about this trustees report, she talked about medicare and its current situation. here's what she had to say. >> today's trusty report confirms that medicare is in a much stronger position than it was a few years ago thanks to the affordable health care act. without the health care law, the hospital insurance trust fund would be exhausted in 2016, just four years from now. but as a result of the law, we've added another eight years to its life, putting medicar

everything their petitioners pay in is tax deductible. they don't pay taxes.y should pay that 10% to the federal government for medicare and social security. it should be targeted for that. and that would go a long way en shuring that our citizens have health care and the poorest of americans' social security is secure. i'm challenging at least one religious leader to come out and say that they should do that. they should at this taxes at least 10%. host: caroline. we got your point. yesterday during the briefing by the treasury department and health and human services secretary about this trustees' report, secretary see we'llous -- sebelius talked about medicare anti-current situation. >> today's trustee report confirms that medicare is in a much stronger position it was a few years ago thanks to the affordable care act. without the health care law, the hospital insurance trust fund would be exhausted in 2016, just four years from now. as a result of the law, we have added another eight years to its life. putting medicare on much more solid ground. the law do

particularly for petitioners. and furthermore, this idea of sustainable access for all come is this aspirational or can we really achieve this by 2030? thank you. >> okay, it's not okay with you if we do several questions and then people have time. you each have time to do what you like to do. >> i am a student from american university. and my question is very simple. what will happen to oil dependent countries as the economy realize that oil and not always they have another alternative source, such as my own country, mexico. but there economy heavily relies on oil, and is it possible to break this energy monopoly from fuel-burning energy? >> hi. i michelle from the center for global development i look at the goals doubling renewable energy globally, which is currently like 3%, right? will go from 3% to 6%, is that enough? >> great question. one more. let's go to lisa, if it? >> thanks, lisa friedman to i was also interested in vietnam and the number you said about the 30% per capita emissions increased. it sounds

i read the organization filed an amicus brief in favor of the petitioners in the case before the supreme court. that raised a lot of -- dander with critics of the decision. i was wondering what the aclu curr opposes current position hs changed or whether it remains the same. what can you tell us -- what can you tell us what if any impact that debate had on their position? position?aclu's >> before i answer, could i ask you? you raise this at the beginning. you said this was a great moment. >> i did. >> i do not remember if i mention citizens united. >> i did. [laughter] >> but i did not. [laughter] i will be glad to say a word or two because i know a little bit about it. the briefs that were filed supporting what i would say as the right of organizations to participate in the political process by expressing their views about the qualifications of candidates for office, the amicus briefs were filed by the aclu, the fl-cio, the sierra club, the nra, the chamber of commerce, the democratic party. and the republican party. there was a immense broad spectrum of a meek as briefs -- of amicus b

currently, the senator john tester of the montana was courageous enough to respond to petitioners who signed the of initiative. he introduced the parental bereavement act of 2011. it sits in committee in the senate. it has five co-sponsors including center dick durbin who has lost a child. -- center dick durbin, who has lost a child. we visited the hill and mecca over 55 congressional people and staff -- met over 55 congressional people and staff. host: 202 is the area code. the numbers are on the screen. we are talking with barry kluger, who has not told us of his personal story, talking about his book "a life undone: if father's journey through loss." and how his daughter's untimely death has affected him. the family medical leave act and paid foreeks for unpai the birth of a child, urgent need and demand related to family members on active duty, and 26 work weeks unpaid for a service member with a serious injury or illness. i just want to put that out there. he is looking to modify the family medical leave act to include bereavement leave. mr. luger, how long were you off work? >>

evin -- you shouldn't get more money back on your income tax than you pay, and third to bring the petitionersax-deductible. they don't pay taxes. they should pay their 10% to the federal government for medicare and social security. it should be targeted for that, and that would go a long way and ensuring that our citizens have healthcare and the poorest of the american social security is secure. so i'm challenging at least one religious leader to come out and say that they should do that. they should pay taxes at least 10%. >> host: we got the point. yesterday during the briefing by the treasury department and kathleen sebelius about the trustees' report, secretary sebelius talked about medicare and its current situation. here's what she had to say. >> today's trustees report contends that medicare is a much stronger position than a was a few years ago thanks to the affordable care act. without the health care law, the hospital insurance trust fund would be exhausted in 2016 just four years from now. but as a result of the law, we've added another eight years to its life put medicare on much