polis: parliamentary inquiry. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california will state his inquiry. mr. miller: supersede -- >> supersede section 308 which provides for 10 hours of debate. the speaker pro tempore: the chair does not interpret a special order prior to or pending its consideration under the guise of a parliamentary inquiry. mr. polis: madam speaker, parliamentary inquiry. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. polis: it states it is not in order for the committee on rules to report a rule that would prevent the motion to recommit from being made as provided in clause 2-b of rule 19. was it therefore in order under house rule 13 for the committee on rules to report h.con.res. 6? the speaker pro tempore: the chair cannot interpret the pending resolution under the guise of a parliamentary inquiry. mr. cardenas: madam speaker, parliamentary inquiry. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized to state his parliamentaryry inquiry. mr.

up next, representative jared polis, a democrat of colorado. representative polis, you've been quite active in tech issues, telecommunications issues. where did your interest in this stem from? >> guest: well, you know, it stems from what i did before i came to congress. i was an internet entrepreneur, started several internet-based companies, a flower company, and really saw firsthand the need for a highly educated work force. we need to do better in our schools to be able to accomplish that. and for schools to offer high grid learning, online learning, even just enrichment in regular coursework, they need to have high speed connectivity. and that's why president obama recently announced his initiative to bring high speed connectivity to 99% of schools within five years. i led a letter that over 20 other members signed about improvement toss the e-rate program which helps fund high speed infrastructure in school districts across the country. but it's really the infrastructure of the future that our schools and our students need in order to be

rips you up versus poly you are open to poly but not mono? >> i'm just saying we need to think of a lot of things when we think of the word god. i'm pressing this because i want to lay a foundation here. does that mean, though, that you monostill questioning the but you are open to the poly? >> am open to all kinds of things. i'm not questioning the myopia stick god. there is no evidence -- i'm not questioning the monotheistic god. part of it is that the idea that god can be all powerful and also benevolent is on its face contradictory. there is a lot of cruelty going on all the time. i'm not just talking about entry human cruelty. asteroids hitting planets. black holes gobbling up stars. this is a violent place. tavis: set the stage, what we are talking about you is atheism, not agnosticism. that is clear based on your answer here. let me delve a little deeper into how this came to be your way of thinking. in the book you unveil in a pretty transparent way how this took root in your family, all the way back to your great-grandmother. tell me

up next, representative jared polis, democrat of colorado. you have been quite active in tech issues, can telecommunications issues. where does your interest stemmed from? >> before i came to congress, i was an internet entrepreneur. i saw firsthand the need for a highly educated workforce. for schools to be able to offer hybrid learning, online learning, enrichment in regular course work, they need to have high-speed connectivity. that is why president obama recently announced his initiative to bring high-speed connectivity to 99% of schools in five years. signed onher members improvements. it is really the infrastructure of the future. >> what do you mean, the future? coursework,more supplementary courses are being offered online. students will be going to a classroom at some schools, you might see 10 different students on computers, each doing their own thing. that enables the teacher to focus in small groups and better spend their time. it's already happening. i went to an elementary school recently. kids are doing all of this and able to

it's kind of contradictory poli policy. but what mile just said is exactly right. whether it's the criminal investigation where you're not allowed to disclose the details or the aviation aspect of searching for the plane, you can discuss the process even if you don't discuss the results. and that can go on beginning day one, multiple times a day, briefings for the families, briefings for the media and you can completely discuss here's how we're going about this investigation even if you don't give up every single detail. >> what does it say to you, mark? you're a 777 pilot. about the focus of this investigation? >> to me it says that they're finally recognizes the fact that they believe it's now coming from the cockpit. maybe they have some more information that they haven't disvul jed as we've been told. if it's a criminal investigation, that information wouldn't be let out. we don't know who was in the cockpit, whether a crew member.

representative polis, you have been active in tech communications. where does your interest stem from? >> guest: i started several internet based company, and flower company, proflowers.com, and saw the need for a highly educated workforce and to get better jobs we need do better in the schools. and schools offering hybrid learning, online learning and enrichment in learning they need high-speed connectivity and that is why the president announced his initiative to bring that to 99% of the schools in five years. a wrote a letter about the e-rate program that is funding the high-speed internet. it is the infrastructure of the future that schools and students need. >> host: what do you mean the futu future? >> guest: more and more class work is being offered online. in classrooms you might see students on the computer doing their own thing. self-paced learning and the teacher allows to spend time in groups. it is already happening. when you go to some schools, you would be amazed at the smart boards and computer and they are learning at fast rates. all

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with"the communicators," russia blackburn, jared polis, and steve scully's. >> are ever on saturday the first conversation i had with a group of people was not about where you are from, what your school is like, but it was about our beliefsitics, on education and religion. after that moment, i was like oh "wow, this will be intense. the we have talked about politics, our experiences, will we have learned, who we met, and this is an expense i'll never forget. >> i have always been cynical about it. i always thought i could never go that far in politics. it is such a caustic environment. slowly, with different people that i have met, i have chipped away at that opinion, and thought maybe i do want to make a difference and run for something local, state and local in my community because like president obama said yesterday, he told us do not get cynical because this nation does not need more cynical people. that will not help us relieve the problems that we have. >> one of the things that get run up a lot about our generation -- social media. we are able to express opinions easily. we can s

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then as we said before, here comes this roly-poly john xxiii, and nobody really knew what he was up toto be about, much the same way as john paul ii. when he came out on the balcony, nobody really knew who he was. >> jokingly, sometimes say that in italy, the holy trinity really is not father, son and holy spirit. in italy, it's the virgin mary, padre pew and john xxiii. >> yes. >> because every restaurant, every taxicab, every private home in this country still has that picture of john xxiii. they called him ill papa bueno, the good pope or good pope john. he's still very much part of the living memory of this place. >> yeah. he was the first one to really understand, i think, how to communicate in that way with the people. and certainly, that was part of his appeal. and probably, had he been around in the time that we had all this modern communication, he would have had the same popularity as john paul ii and pope francis. >> delia gallagher there and john allen breaking things down for us outside of vatican city as we watch this canonization event continue to unfold, although it is

county supervisors will be discussing tomorrow the idea of letting sheriff's deputies help out san jose poli police. why not ade san jose? >> the proposal the study the idea comes after the city was only able to recruit about half of the 60 open spots in the next police kadracademy. here in the willow glen neighborhood where crime is on the rise, residents tell me that more cops will definitely help but the mayor is not sure it's the answer. >> if they have extra, then, yeah, it makesense to send them to the area that has more crime. >> as a practical idea, to assume that somehow the sheriff's office has a lot of deputies sitting around looking for work. >> the plan would only be up for two years. the force has 500 fewer officers than it did in 2007. san jose has had a problem with recruiting cadets and with officers leaving. they've had layoffs and resignations that may look unattractive to job candidates and officers. i'll show you a resident who thinks that the response time by police officers is so bad it's not reporting some crime at 6:00. >> thank you. . >>> we have some developing new

the goal line for poly. the new center hall with star with a deadly quake in chile we hear a second major tremor has prompted another round of tsunami alerts along the coastline. and so how does this quake a computer to tuesdays. for just one day after being hit with a strong magnitude eight point two earthquake. chile was run by a major aftershock measuring seven point six on the richter scale. no additional damage was reported that has people in the south american country when rico much more they can take part in g on reports a magnitude seven point six aftershock shook the close of cheering when the team will one day after a neat one too many to create an inflationary and kill six and damaged thousands of homes the aftershock was centered about forty km south west of the mind of course the btk ten km beneath the ocean floor. a tsunami warning was initially issued for chili and through but has since been lifted. this was the strongest of someone under forty aftershocks that followed tuesday's quake but so

excited to check on some other stories making headlines on the global front of their poly at the new center. well it started with a hopeful sign in the search for the missing malaysia airliner with the latest with these pains. one disappears leading the search see they've come across are most promising me yet. an australian navy ship has detected using knows they're consistent with those emitted from aircraft lock boxes the timing is not on their side are connie came reports it could be the break in the spirit has been seeking out for one month now. your search for malaysia airlines flight three seventy two separate signals were detected by the australian vessel known as ocean shield over the weekend. clearly this is the most promising way. and probably in the senate side up. it's the it's probably the best information that we are packed. kiffin said the first signal picked up in the notion that lasted for about two and half hours and the second one for about thirty minutes. officials said the paintings were consistent with those committed by aircraft black boxes. while optimistic ab

but then we go live to a poly at the new senate. paul lester with the deepening crisis in ukraine. looks like ukraine's government has gone on the offensive again is pro russian troops but a given any progress so far. it appears so daniel the ukraine government says it has regained control of the central government building in the eastern city of nerd you call from pro russian separatists. several people were reportedly injured during the overnight operation. another military strike is also said to be taking place in the city is mommy asked for ukrainian forces are slowly taking back key checkpoints. cover the separatists are still occupying buildings in a least a dozen other towns in eastern ukraine. tensions have been rising after pro russian militants rejected a four week deal reached in geneva last week to de escalate the conflict meanwhile moscow's foreign minister sergei blackrock has warned russia will response or latent interest in ukraine are directly attacked. and turning out to the middle east the united nations secretary general on the moon has called on the security co

article oh five from school staffing in the westwood major cabinet reshuffle in france it alive for poly the new center. well it started with a man stabbing attack at a school in the us state of pennsylvania have police identified the main suspect. local police officials have identified the sixteen year old suspect as alex rival siena franklin regional high school in greece will pennsylvania rival that we went on a thirty min a rampage or early wednesday morning. slashing and stabbing twenty one students and one security guard at the school before he was tackled to the ground by an assistant principal rival is in police custody and being charged as an adult with four counts of attempted homicide and twenty one counts of aggravated assault the victims some as young as fourteen years old were rushed to nearby hospitals with several being treated for serious injuries. for what doctors say all of them are expected to survive. and train down to the deepening crisis in ukraine crushing demonstrators continued to occupy several government buildings in the eastern part of the country. ukraine's

it's i checked on some other stories making headlines on the global front of our poly happening center. oh let's start with a fresh crisis in ukraine pro moscow protesters have now sees government buildings and other eastern ukrainian cities. what's been the reaction out of here well those listed building has sparked fears of a possible second crimea and even civil war. us secretary of state john kerry says washington is keeping a watchful eye on the situation and warning russia to back off or something and has more russia has warned ukraine against any use of forests in the cities of high camel humps contend that are pro russian activists have seized government buildings to mark their independence and support the vote to join russia. the russian foreign ministry in a statement called for an immediate stop off and minister for decorations warned they could meet an outbreak of civil war the move comes as ukraine launch an anti operation and a rest at about seventy protesters on tuesday according to facebook post by interior minister arson have a cough. the latest in elements have prompt

going back to poly after the senate well let's head straight to ukraine monday's deadline for the pro russian militants has passed with kid beginning to take action but it looks like western powers are putting the pressure on moscow. all efforts seem to be focused on finding a diplomatic solution but that hasn't stopped engines for ramping up the present impreza no legs and a church in awe as announces certain anti operations against pro russian separatists as they continue to occupy more buildings in eastern ukraine are clearly has more. yes continues in eastern ukraine the deadline for progress and protesters to keep rain came and went in to withdraw instead of the protesters took control of yet another government building on monday this tiny police station and were left. what if they think it's a job to hold the referendum that will force them to give this a referendum because it is the ultimate form of democracy that's it. at least ten cities or towns in eastern ukraine are occupy prompting the eu and the us it threatened greater sanctions including trade sanctions on russia. opra

the bill after poly the new center. well let's start with ukrainian looks like a russian president vladimir putin is stirring up the pot once again. that's right this time cruising is trained to cut gas deliveries to the country in a move that the us is calling a school of course did this as nato says russia has deployed tens of thousands of troops on the eastern ukrainian border are connie came reports the united states was quick to respond to russian president blatter who is warning that moscow may cut its gas supply to ukraine. it accused russia of trying to take control of ukraine using its natural resource and as a leverage point weekend them russia's efforts to use energies that will of course and against ukraine ukraine is now painted four hundred eighty five dollars upgrades clearly not set by market forces and well above the average price paid by eu members. the state department spokesperson also added that washington is encouraging ukraine and its western border allies to prepare it to her first natural gas fl

massive earthquake off the coast of chile to the latest development in ukraine crisis people lived her poly at the new center so call let's start with a quake that shook south america and the subsequent tsunami held that it's a situation over there. well these aren't people have died and tens of thousands of others have been displaced after the initial eight point two magnitude earthquake hit tuesday if they are all tsunami warnings alerts and watches for peru ecuador colombia and panama have been lifted. more on the national disaster are sian send in reports. please just help us please pray for him to. it was very strong he was very long. everything moves all we could do was pray with our daughter. a magnitude eight point two earthquake struck off the coast of northern chile tuesday evening local time causing landslides and prompting authorities to issue a tsunami warning that force those in coastal areas to about two weeks. the us geographical survey said the quakes entry ninety eight km northwest of mining were to be key to a twenty km deep in the pacific ocean at eight forty six p m tue

a lot for poly at the new center to the start in paris where president francois long has kept his former interior minister as his new prime minister was behind the shaker. the move follows the resignation of the now former prime minister john mark bro and his entire government after suffering a brutal blow in sunday's local elections the ruling socialist party have lost more than one hundred fifty major towns mostly to the opposition drying the front national. primates are designated national boss was france's most popular socialist is expected to present a leader of government team leader this week. in televised press on monday alongside the tender reshuffle would mark a new chapter for his government it is time today sorting the face. so i've given my mole false the task of steering the french government. he has the qualities needed to be a tight team coherent and united. how can i put a comment i will fight the government's resignation is a huge blow to the president whose first two years in power has seen him become the most unpopular head of state in recent history and the snow turn

and for more stories making headlines on the global front the goalies for poly happenings. all let's start with the worsening crisis in ukraine we hear the united states has accused russia of orchestrating another crimea style intervention in eastern ukraine. how far has the civil unrest escalated there. the stark warning issued on tuesday came after pro russian forces seized control of government buildings in the city of don't ask. protesters also take over security office in the wilds holding fifty six people hostage until they released or tense negotiations. against this backdrop usa cares to john kerry has suggested holding four way talks with eu russia and ukraine are on so long as the latest. with no immediate answer to the ukraine crisis in sight. senior officials from the eu and us russia and ukraine will try to find common ground and horribly talks next week likely in year out. they don't represent the first such meeting since the crisis began. the cops were suggested by us secretary of state john kerry as he accused the russian forces of staring up separate as tur

see ucla uc san diego cal poly.howard at northwestern >> : and he's been accepted to a dozen colleges and the u.s. pre as you heard many of them are the top universities in the country. he says that growing up in east oakland has challenges but they've never done in the way of his academic career. >> : i'm in a moderate area and not to bad but not the best part of town but there are always incidents but i can't complain oakland tech sere says they've been driven to succeed all of his life in considers academics his job. and it is a job he has done quite well. he scored a 2100 of 2400 on his as a tea and feels that it's his sensibility to be a leader in his school. it's letting young men and women know that there's a lot of positivity in the city and no one can hold you back of wont to do something you have the power to do it. the big question is which school to choose from he says that it's a tossup between yale columbia or brown. he says there is conflict between two different majors. pre block or premed. >> : stil

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they are 48-year-old kenneth perry and 37-year-old joseph de poly.aces charges including possession of a stolen vehicle, aggravated assault and felony evasion and reckless driving. he was booked on possession of ammunition and a probation violation. >> it happened shortly before 11:00 last night. they got a call from the medical center about two gunshot victims who had come into the hospital. police are now asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow for the body of a mill valley woman found. searchers recovered the body of the 50-year-old thursday night. she had gone for a hike with her dog and a friend the night before. they have not found anything suspicious but they are going to wait for the autopsy before returning a cause of death. investigators say there is no connection between her and the death of the 33-year-old. >> los angeles police are investigating the stabbing of two men at venice beach on the oceanfront walk last night. both are in their 20s. their condition has not been released. it is not

. >> that girl you talked to is poli policia. >> no. >> you're under arrest for talking about sex forey. we're going to take you back to an area and talk to you further and maybe give you a ticket. okay? >> officers quickly whisk the john off the corner and take him out of view. >> how tall are you? >> i don't know. >> 5'6". >> how much you weigh? >> 175. >> 175. >> i think so. >> meet 32-year-old restaurant worker, benitez. >> as he's processed based on the way he negotiated a sex act, this john is no first time buyer. >> you indicated that he probably with done this before. >> during our conversation he had agreed to go with me to my hotel room. he asked if there's anybody there, because in the past when he's gone to somebody's room, there have been other people there. >> tammy says most men caught in san francisco john stings are experienced buyers. >> are you married? >> yes. >> but tomorrow you're divorced. is she going to be mad if she finds out? you live with your wife? >> no, right now she's on vacation. >> uh-oh. >> >> when men go on vacation, the men are stupid. >> not every

and the most expensive cal state will be cal poly at $8700. >>> you may call it cow tipping with an urban twist. coming up the unusual case of vandalism in san francisco targeting a specific type of car. >> tens of thousands of mazda's recalled. what is happening to the fuel tanks of one type of car and the insect that is causing the problem. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute that so far looks good on a monday as we ease back into it. we will tell you more about the san mateo bridge and the bay bridge approach. >> skies are clear and temperatures will be warming up pretty fast. will this be the warmest day of the week or even warmer tomorrow? shut up! [woman] shut up! [screams] take the kid,take the kid,take the kid! [woman] oh my god! [everyone laughter,crying] is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a superh

nylon and realal poly carbon. there are a wide variety of manufacturers around the world. you just select one of those. the difference is not in the material, the difference is the way the part is manufactured. what i was talking about a little bit earlier, about having the knowledge from a designer and a toolmaker and the partacturer, a 3-d printed is in our case a real thermal plastic but it is made differently than the traditional injection molding. injection molded has been around for a long time. there is a handbook that talks about injection molding and the principles to make sure that you build a durable part. there is no such thing for three -- 3-d printing. falls, newnology of materials will evolve -- as the technology evolves and new a 3-d printedve, part is going to be important in producing more and more parts for users. they can be used utilizing 3-d printing. it is a different design criteria and print manufacturing methods. it is different. >> let's say you don't have a restoration, can part andan existing create data points and reproduce that question mark

we're joined by a south sudan poli policy -- crisis. >> it is actually impossible to understate -- oro overstate, rather the gravity of the crisis that they are facing right now. unfortunately it is just getting far too little attention on the international stage. there are people who are walking for days and days in search of refuge and food, and they are just not getting the assistance that they require. >> the aid workers that are trying to help, tell me about the condition they are encountering. >> the rainy season is coming early which makes it almost impossible to navigate the country. both of the country's armed factions, those loyal to the president and the armed opposition are obstructing aid deliveries. flights aren't able to take off to get to remote locations, and humanitarian aid workers are being targeted. and warehouses are being looted. so that aid is actually fuelling the war in the end. >> so are you saying that there actually are enough provisions to help people, the problem is getting it to them? >> no it's a combination. >> okay. >> the united nations here says th

peace talks have been a top foreign poly since july. after a huge amount of doip loam assy, public and private meetingses the deadline pass the with a whimper and not a phone call. >> for nine months diplomats worked on mid east peace. israeli officials were met 39 times. palestine officials were met 40 times, warning it would be difficult. he was determined. >> i know the negotiations will be tough. i know that the consequences of not trying could be worse. >> after all the diplomatic sound and fury, the deadline passed with nothing official achieved, and the two sides are finger pointing. >> they were determined from day one, from their mind. >> the palestinians refused until today. they refused to accept the legitimacy of the jewish people's right to national self determination in a country of their own. >> despite the rhetoric both claim they'll continue talking under certain conditions, the plints palestinians say israel unfortunate:. >> we are determined to know where their borders end and ours begin. otherwise there'll not be any

straining, and -- training, and emphasise is that we have gotten away from the principal of community poliicing >> according to the report, they have become alieniated from the citizens they serve. d.o.j. established numerous city-wide meetings. we can use this moving forward. >> there were protests in albuquerque. how did the police handle the protests? >> again, there's criticism of them. i was not there. what i know is from the print media and the broadcast media. some are suggesting that we went to force too quickly. i can't make a judgment on that. for the most part the demonstrators were peaceful. i think where it went bad was when you had individuals that had another agenda, an agenda to rile things up. perhaps destroy some property, engage in inappropriate behaviour. but all in all, i think the purpose of the demonstration, the rights of the citizens to gather and be heard was there. some individuals that you get in every instance of this type were there for other motivations. >> obviously the number of shootings is high compared to other cities. who is responsible for that? >> >>

to persuade prime minister netanyahu or his successor that in fact they are going to poli pollard out. that's something they wanted. >> that's part of the reward. then, i would certainly not let policy arrested out until we had the deal in our hands, signed, sealed and delivered but to move it for what is e sancially a process piece very early in the stage of the bargaining would be a serious mistake. he will not be up for parole or for release according to the press reports until 11 november 2015. i'm sorry. and as a result, i think that those particular hearings should deal with the question of whether clemensy is due and if so, under what circumstances. >> in 2010, you published an opinion piece on pollard in the jerusalem post where you said pollard has already send far too long for the crime for which he was convicted and by now, whatever facts he might know would have little effect on national security. but i will ask you the same question i asked the ambassador: why should the u.s. release a spy as part of a negotiation among other parties, among israeli and palestinians? >> i

this analyst that believed that you could ignore the strong statement of the station chief in trip polyid this is not/snot a spontaneous demonstration. >> do you sense there's hope for a select committee? do you sense that speaker boehner can be swayed to initiate one? >> i don't know, but i promise you that senator graham and ayotte and others are not going to stop because we owe it to their families. you may know that i was with chris stevens in trip ollie and benghazi before that. i've never known a more wonderful servant of this country and the three brave men who were also killed. we owe it to their families. >> you had a heated exchange with secretary of state, he's your friend you about that back and forth was extraordinary. >> there's 150,000 people dead in syria. the russians have now taken crimea and they are on the border of ukraine and we won't even give weapons to the ukrainians, and i was asounded today, i think i'm never going to be more surprised. i was astounded, we won't share intelligence with the ukrainian government about what putin is doing on their own border. wha

. >> yale, columbia, brown, usc, ucla, uc san diego, cal poly, shourd, northwestern, univ. of arizona, cal state east bay, chapman, i do not know if i got the mall but it is all i can remember. >> he did it all with his own career and >> i feel like this will is a bad rap sometime in oakland in a general this a bad rap for not having a good public education so for me i just felt like anybody can do it. so i fell igor to public school and do it for their. >> he is unerring down his tauruses and will probably pick a school on the east coast preferably one with a good baseball program as far as his major is concerned, he is up in the air on that one. >> jeff bush in oakland, kron 4 news. >> good morning. we have areas of fog but we have a lot of sunshine coming up. >> right now, we have blue skies over san francisco. here is a live look over cathedral hill. we have a lot sunshine in san francisco and the fog is starting to burn off. we have low clouds around half moon bay right now grid that is not one to be the case for the afternoon. right now the temperatures are in the 40'

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couldn't find the medication the issue is we had the drugs a pain killing plaster but at the moment the poly clinical system doesn't have a person who understands such patients who are essentially dying the issue that is all too well known to those who deal with cancer in russia. at the border a human being is rising in pain and you can do nothing even when an ambulance comes they say try mixing this drug was this drug to find the right proportions for pain relief what am i a bartender to mix pain killer cocktails. prescriptions drugs being killers are hard to come by in russia even for cancer patients the health ministry keeps a tight leash on the likes of morphine distributing it in tiny amounts and on strict protocol out of fear it will get out onto the streets when it comes to real ability of opiates for patients by country germany is in first place with more than eighteen thousand defined daily doses in russia ranks forty second second to last with only one hundred seven that's per million patients the admiral's death has spurred on russian ridge's leaders to change the law so patients

congressman jerry polis is scheduled to deliver remarks for robo coin at the u.s. capitol.c" interview. good morning. >> good morning, carl. >> i wonder if this would be easier gospel to spread at 1,200 rather than 400. nonetheless, why are you doing it? >> well, it's not a gospel to spread. it's frankly natural curiosity about a phenomena that washington has struggled to -- washington is struggling to grasp. we have lawmakers on both sides of the aisle who are curious. what is this new online currency? what does it mean for the dollar for the fed? what does it mean for crime? what does it mean for monitoring an irs and other activities. we hope to really bring it, make it accessible, people can actually buy bitcoins at an atm, insert dollars and have a bitcoin, and spend the bitcoin and see it's nothing to be scared about. >> we've had janet yellen essentially say it's the wild west, don't expect the fed to get involved. we've had state regulators start to launch investive panels. is it something that needs to be regulated? >> i don't think so. it's buyer beware. plenty of

that's why it's been extended beyond the election day, even though this is a poligreat poli for our countryn, does he have -- you just tweeted this is going to be the no-spin zone. does larry have a point in the fact that it does create jobs potentially? >> not enough -- >> and also that unions have been behind it, which would typically be behind the democratic party. >> everyone has their own special interest here. it creates temporary jobs. when temporary jobs show up like after the census is taken or the summer jobs show up, conservatives say, they're only temporary jobs, they don't really count. now they count these allegedly temporary jobs. the oil would be shipped to texas, sold on the international market. it would be an environmental disaster. i'm glad they're delaying. i hope they delay it permanently. >> isn't it interesting that they still need more time for comments? haven't we been debating this for years now? >> i agree. just forget it. put it off permanently. >> no. larry, isn't that a political ploy? do they really need more time? >> absolutely. i respect alan because he's t

wealthy donors can w er of poli >>> the supreme court handed down a major decision this week on campaignance. >> wealthy donors can write checks to any number of checks they want without a cap on it. that is a change. >> one bay area law professor the nine justices could have gone much further. >> in mick kitchen versus the fec, capping the dollar amount to politicians does not prevent corruption. the highest court in the land tossed the cap out. hastings college of law, says the justice's decision was relatively modest. it could have been entirely overturned. the sem nal finance campaign case from 1976, buckley versus vallejo. they cover overruled that fine pline between contribution and expenditures. >> campaign money is a form of free speech giving it first amendment protection. but with one very important caveat. politicians could spend as much money as they want campaigning. but when it comes to donors cutting a check to a single politician, decades ago the court decided a cap must exist to prevent political corruption. this week's decision shows the court is chipping away at that 3

it also left the florida state attorney, willie migg answering question as but the polis about past december handle the case early on. >> that will be something others will have to decide. we worked very closely with the police department. obviously it would have been some what better if we had -- all gotten involved little earlier. but -- we were involved from, from beginning november 13th. we worked hand in glove with them since then they have been most cooperative. we accomplished all the things we feel like we need to accomplish. we might have had additional facts earlier. might have been better memories, i don't know. time is important. would have been nice, to, to, have known all of the things we know now. back in december. >> joining me now is jessica luther, reporting on the story extensively on nation magazine. and faith jenkins, a legal analyst. an attorney. welcome to you both. jessica, let me start with you. having covered this for a while. what is your view of what we learned today in this exhaustive "the new york times" report and what it tells us broadly about the way we handl

news" reports san jose students pay almost $1,900 in extra fees and csu east bay students and cal poly pay the most, $3,200. >>> a charity hockey game turn under to an all-out brawl over the weekend. if you're wondering why nobody called the cops turgthis fight because they were all there. those are the cops down there on the ice. the police versus firefighters hockey game in new york city. with the score tied up at 3-3. the gloves came off and the refs had trouble figuring out the penalties. the new york firefighters won the last five matches but this time the police won, 8-5. both departments are refusing to comment on that brawl. >> never hit the guy that is going to come and put out the fire at your house. >> you would think they could keep it together being the police and firefighters, no such luck. >>> the queen of talk coming to the bay area. tickets go on sale this morning and how to get your hands on some. >>> closed captioning sponsored by mancini's and we can do the same for you. call 1-800-dentist today. ♪ . >> and the academy of country music entertainer of the year is geo

treaty on nonproliferation which agrees to stop the spread of nuclear weapons reporting from london i'm poly boy the line out for you right now at r.t. dot com hillary clinton and the flying shoe of a former u.s. secretary of state speech in las vegas are rudely interrupted by a woman throwing a long. shot full video right now at r.t. dot com. bust people worldwide mocking international pillow fight day by well attacking strangers with their feathered weapons these pictures and the video in our immigration section of our two daughters. coming up just like it will be the lovely sophie shevardnadze thanks for joining us. for those who believe in heaven it is a place of perfection where all the evils of our world like war famine and racism vanish if there is an afterlife we all hope that in it we will all finally be equals but that is our spirits sadly our corpses will still be very much so segregated especially at a new cemetery in germany you probably think oh some neo nazi group wants to have their own cemetery with those meddling turkish immigrants but no it isn't all lisbon graveyard accor

the amendment, which i'm offering today, with representatives farr, rohrabacher and polis, is simple. it ensures that no funds be ade available to the v.a. to implement this prohibition. the amendment would not authorize the v.a. to -- to authorize the possession or use of marijuana at v.a. facilities. it would simply free up v.a. providers to recommend medical marijuana or to provide advice of it in accordance with state laws if they choose. over 20% of those 2.3 million american veterans who suffer from ptsd or depression, while there's no single approach to aiding our veterans with ptsd, we should not use an outmoded policy to serve as a roadblock as a path to recovery. we found that there are nearly a million veterans who receive opiates to treat chronic pain. more continue to use it chroniclely after the treatment regimen. another study found that the death rate from openiate overdoses among v.a. patients is twice the national average. the states where patients can legally access medical marijuana for painful conditions as an alternative, we shouldn't -- we shouldn't tie the hand

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with the anchor into the polis quick to add as we can i visited an over reaction since the poll on sunday. european commission spokesperson pointed to which he called worrying developments over the past three months. turkey now urgently needs to re engage fully in reforms in line with european standards but as one senior official involved with enlargement issues told the reuters news agency. we don't want to open a new crop with turkey especially in the current geopolitical context with the ukraine crisis. i'll eat as i see you turkey a valuable partner in a nato. this post it's it's it's an important partner and to inform people about their strategically for europe also and obviously the crying action case that causes some problems kentucky the south. because the dress shop stops expanding in the surroundings to ikea because it's there were some situations but the same time in the hunt. this kid is sick or the crimean situation the tensions with russia i said hospice to show loose once again be in the strategic importance of techie so the heat if anybody important partner in the tornado.

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things went wrong with that robbery and he and his two poli accomplices tied up and ended up shooting eight people. six of the eight people they shot died. he was under indictment for that murder when he killed two more people. a young couple he snuck up on while dressed as a cop. he robbed and raped and killed them. beyond those eight murders, mr. ferguson was further suspected of other murders in florida at the time, but convicting him of killing eight people was obviously enough to put him on death row. his accomplices from the 1977 murders, they were executed long before he was. but it was questions, the good questions about john ferguson's mental health or lack thereof that kept him alive long after his accomplices got executed. and those questions about whether or not he was too insane to understand what he did when he killed all those people. questions of whether his -- the doubts about his sanity should be enough to get him off death row and convert his sentence to life in prison maybe. those questions were litigated on his behalf in part by this man. john roberts. who disclos