it's always a red herring. >> bob: i don't know how to responsible this.ff to secret thug prisons as we did during iraq. you don't have the option of gitmo. the only option is federal courts. >> greg: they can stay at my place. >> bob: it's too crowded at your place. >> why not? >> that is what it is there for! >> i want to go back when you said, where is president obama. this is the big issue. she like the guy that comes to dinner at the restaurant and when it's time for the bill, he hits the bathroom. he is only here to reap the good stuff and when bad stuff happens nowhere to be seen. >> greta: howard dean last night called, what we're doing, shining a light on benghazi, he called it a laughable joke. and maybe we get to it tomorrow. prior head of the dnc calling benghazi a laughable joke jodi arias begs the jury for her life. you will hear her plea coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> andrea: a bill to overhaul our nation's immigration system passed the first big test after they decided to send through the full senate. its path to

and an issue with the paint on her property is a red herring. if you have a complaint you file it with the building inspection and they took itor but she is doing what any conscious person would do she wants to make sure their properly left hand and i will - she will be left whole at the end of the work >> any other public comment? seeing none none. commissioner >> this is sounding complicated but it's really the notation o notice of the violation. i would suggest the thing we can do is actually vote on this and take a position. i will do that here in making a motion that we uphold the abatement and hold it for thirty days with the legal permitting. >> i second that. >> a motion and a second to hold the abatement and hold it for thirty days. >> thirty days enough time for the next meeting? we can say thirty days or the day of the next meeting which is june 19th. >> it's taking a position we've upholdi upholding this. >> and we're allowing them to complete the work and only the fees would apply. >> i was saying there might not be enough time? >>

from that standpoint the issue of this illegal unit it's a red herring it's everything else. i'd be happy to send him a letter and explain we're not assessing the costs up to this time but he needs to follow through with the process of the building permit. he indicated he had occupants in those units that's why we're saying we don't believe we're looking at the line item he should have other items excused. he needs to - it would be incredible to wave everything i mean, it won't be appropriate. so the building permit is not the issue but we have sent him forward in that process based on on the record. we have a lot of time of the building permit this recent an observation made by the assessors at the time. if you look at everything from the assessors they have stamped that and they said we're going to charge i. so we have data and we were able to approve the permit the issue is the assessment of costs and we're saying he's not exposes to certain things but he awe - >> 20117 - is it 4001 that's the notice of violation. >> so that's appeal 6774. >> that's - any questions? >> has

i think that's a little bit of a red herring.hink you're right, the real issue here is we seem to have totally separate from the issue of the aumf and what happens to it, just drifted into a state of permanent undefined conflict with an enemy that is equally undefined and that's got all kinds of problems with it. >> if we are going to have hearings on this next week and if it seems like from the roster it's going to be big, serious hearings on this subject, do you think we're going to get at some of those central issues? the fact that we know a permanent authorization for use of military force is on the table makes me feel nudgy about what direction that's all going, but you're right, i wrote a book about us drifting into that, i called it "drift." i think these issues are big and need a debate and maybe even need a big partisan debate to get some attention. >> i think that's right. i think in some ways the shocking thing is it's taken us 12 years to start having this debate in a meaningful way. maybe it's a good sign, though, th

policies on this and we are having a debate, this is one of the ones where i think it's been a real red herring from the beginning. ceqa controls, whether it's defined from the argument. in the very beginning when the city attorney drafted the legislation that i introduced the goal was to conform to ceqa guidelines. we have made a number of changes in terms of the standard, to try to clarify to make it as crystal clear to as in addition to not make it the power the standard of the ceqa. when we have objection to an actual lining that the city attorney has quoted words very verbatim. >> whether it's publically funding social projects. there is something that tries to address this and i want to guess perspective on how this could happen. >> i don't have the specific language in front of me. our only it was codifying this one project. the whole project gets prioritizing in our department. there is a bulletin that certain types of projects should come to the cue when it's proposed. typically all public projects come to the front of the cue. when the city department's propose a project we bring thos

wild claims i don't doubt the veracity of her research but at the same time she's thrown a couple red herrings in her career so i think we should we should reserve judgment before we we all you know pick up the football and start running with it here i think i just don't think the rebels are capable yet and these are very complex weapon systems is not easy to put these things together so so basically i think that it's probably the regime using those weapons it's not the rebels i don't know how she got mixed but i just want to. point to is not suicidal operative this is true that if she said that it is because she has evidence no wonder the u.n. start backtracking that they offer you know one of the americans or stalling this you or any of us to go from the beginning just talk to sort of a level that's i was going to. ok gentlemen what about the possibility it seems pretty clear let's change gears here ok chris what about partitioning the country. right that's that's the result of the planning or actions that we need go ahead chris among the options that we need to be no one knows what's going

is eight red herring? what is it? could be a red flag depending on what the investigation turns out to be. what did she know. did she know a lot and not tell congress. was he is in the middle of this. you have to have the trust of the irs as well as hhs as they implement this big, huge landmark law. the obama administration knows that. if she is tainted by this scandle, that is something they are going to have to make a decision if she is going to continue to head this office of implementing the tax provisions of the new law. the bulk is going into effect in a few months. this lab huge issue in the next election. that is something that the republicans and white house will be looking into it. >> jamie: it's interesting that you bring that up. congressional approval polls continue to be down and recent gallup poll, 16% approve of congress. do you think benghazi the a.p. hold over until the next congressional election? >> depending on where they go, they are definitely going to be going on for next several months are ther

we treat victims of sexual abuse i think that's how we reconcile this not not concentrate on the red herring which is race and religion all right sebago u.k. based freelance journalist and blogger thank you very much for joining us here from london thank you. well so i had for you this hour here on r t wretchedly up cyber tension the last boosts its digital warfare capabilities recording thousands of packer's for internet attacks and reports come as obama prepares to confront china over its digital offense plus. essential olympic awards the mouse for the sochi twenty fourteen winter games have been unveiled and our teams and farmers here in a few minutes with a look at the designs that are much more coming up in the program. a clear image of iraq to replace the. twenty day taxi trip through the country. the roads full of danger. clear evidence from north to south. the route of iraqi tragedy. after the war waiting for peace. talks e t. do we speak your language as anybody will or not advance. what programs are documentaries in spanish what matters to you. but i want to turn to bangalore stori

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there was no blaming it on a red herring. is he a terrorist or is he not? it didn't take five days for them to come out and denounce this. kudos to the british. we can learn a thing or two. >> greg: guardian had an article by glen greenwald and what is the definition of terrorism if you exclude the acts of the u.s. people that buy terror and wage terror are the same because civilians die on both sides. do you buy that? >> bob: a couple of things. first of all it seems to me if the guy doesn't make like the west, why is he the west? you raised one thing the way that radical islamists cheat christians. it is wrong part of muslim culture to do that. yet i've not heard a single leader of a muslim country or a single cleric stand up and say, this is wrong. i find that just disgraceful. we are christians and we have a right to have our religion wherever we are. if we want to practice, but we can't practice ours? to hell with them. >> greg: eric, they are british. they are talking about british invading their home country. what does that mean? it's about an ideolo

you talk about throwing up red herrings.ring if it's the movements coming organically from the bottom. in the case of guantanamo bay. of the presidents themselves putting it on the agenda. and the lgbt movement. >> they did not want to talk about it. >> a lot of the issues have been waiting for their moment for so long. under bush it was impossible. we had the war. we had the economy dominating. kids are getting shots in the street. we have to talk about guns. by the way we have all this stuff that does really matter in people's day-to-day lives. >> presidents have to work with multiple time frames. guantanamo has been thrown up him because of the hunger strikes. we have 86 people in guantanamo cleared for release for years. they are not thought to be national security threats for the united states. and yet there they are. they understood at one point they would be leaving. imagine that you are held, perhaps by mistake. and told you would be released, and then years go by. no wonder they're desperate. that problem has to be

. >> that is a red herring.nnot be held accountable for the economy, the economy cuts across all colleges. college a and college b both face the same economy. you want to know, what are the graduation rates? what are the employment rates in that is a bit of a red herring. i don't think there is any reason not to publish these statistics. congratulations. you can catch "bulls and bears" each saturday morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. >>gregg: maybe my daughter should skip college, get a job and start paying me rent. brenda charges her daughter taxes. >> they will get that back. don't tell them that. that will help them pay for college... >>gregg: our political insiders are in the house and they are next. >>heather: we are watching a developing weather system. [ musick ] i knew there were a lot of tech jobs available out there. i knew devry university would give me the skills that i needed to make one of those tech jobs mine. we teach cutting-edge engineering technology, computer in

if those are red herrings, what can we care about?m going to arbitrarily distinguish them into two categories, but they're obviously connected to each other. one of those is a set of strategic concerns and the other is concerned about the rule of law. so the strategic thermostats use strikes more and more, i never thought i would be favorably quoting former defense secretary donald rumsfeld, but he famously asked during the iraq war, how do we know if we are creating new terrorists faster than we can kill them? that's an obvious question to ask about the expanding use of u.s. drone strikes. even if we are right, if intelligence is good, even bad for the children, families, friends, networks. does this actually makes sense if our goal is to reduce long-term threat of terrorist attack against the united states? does this make any sense? because we do know there is ample evidence these are extremely unpopular, perceived as causing many, many civilian casualties airfreight and if you think that could rain down at any moment. it's not a lo

to red herrings. now, i'm trying to give the irs the benefit of the doubt saying how this could happen by saying you're different than a lot of other conservatives groups in that you are more of an educational, informational group and you were not included in the roundup of more politically oriented groups. again a stretch for me. but, not getting the irs on to talk about it, it's the best i can come up with. >> i think we are targeted because we share the same ideas as awling those organizations. no, we do not have our tea party or name pate patriot, we're not a c4. >> you have liberty. >> that's right. we have liberty. we reject expansion of the government beyond legitimate authority and guard human liberty and those ideas are at stake. >> neil: do you think this is still going on, unbeknownst to peter, paul is doing this? you know what i mean? even with this latest dustup and brouhaha, the irs is willy-nilly going about harassing ways. >> it's hard to imagine the irs could not have sent out a lette

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these prejudices to say we don't want you to focus on the evidence that matters, we want to throw red herringsyou, stuff that is never going to get admitted but we want you to know about it in a newspaper so when it comes to jury selection, oh, trayvon martin, he's not a good person. he's this, he's that. and that's not true. that's not relevant. god help us all if they gave the death sentence to every teenager that smoked marijuana, reverend sharpton. >> do you feel, all things being equal as you know them now, that there will be a fair trial in sanford, florida, on this case? >> i believe in my heart of hearts that the judge is going to work hard to make it a fair trial. we need this trial to be very transparent so everybody can see that it's fair and when the verdict comes out we can accept that verdict because tracy and sybrina and their family as well as you and so many others have asked like when they killed tracy and sybrina's unarmed son. >> i certainly don't want us to take the law in our own hands and i want to see justice served. ben crump, thank you for your time. >> thank you. >>>

i've always thought that miranda issue was sort of a red herring. this case is not a whodunit.re will be abundant evidence that he did this. but if you have this scrawled note, that's potentially even better and more dramatic evidence than anything he might have said to the cops from the hospital. >> if it becomes a death penalty case, this level of premeditation could impact that. >> extremely important for death penalty case. i mean, all the issues that come up in the death penalty case, premeditation, callousness, you know, really intending to kill people, that note would seem to be very directly relevant on all those issues. >> if the investigation, though, doesn't go as the authorities hope, and they're not able to piece together all the parts of the puzzle, they might still offer him a deal, take the death penalty off the table. >> they might. they might. this is still early in the process. the defense, i assume, has one agenda right now, which is delay. get this thing, you know, down the road when people are less passionately involved following it less closely, then mayb

chp officials say klein was a passenger in the red honda. her husband raul was the driver. he lost control of the car. the party bus slam into the honda. police say klein and her husband both consumed alcohol earlier they'vening after a show. >> that night she did perform and they weren't coming from memorial weekend partying at all. >> reporter: shar lean blaker is one of klein's best friends. >> he was a fun person, a creative person but he has a work ethic that was off the chain. >> reporter: klein's mother told me over the phone that her daughter started her professional career as a journalist and editor. he moved to the bay area and fell in love with the bay area burresque community. >> she was wonderful in many ways. he was a classic model of a person who wasn't afraid to cross boundarieboundaries. >> reporter: chp officers are conducting an investigation. pa dia her husbandre is recoverg in a south bay hospital. police will do tests on him to see how alcohol was in his system. he could be charged in this accident. >> okay. thank you were cheryl. we should remind you

so he does not have to go to transfer and that's a red herring. that has been his party line because it appeases the left. but the left has to understand that he can transfer these innocent men especially 86 cleared prisoners tomorrow, if he wanted to. the ability to do so. senator mcconnell talked about moving people to the united states. that's not what we're talking about. that restriction remains. we can talk about what needs to happen with the remainder. we have to start with the 86. we have to get them to third party countries or to their own countries as soon as possible so we can start unwinding this down. because he's right. what are we doing here? i don't know what we're doing here but whatever we're doing is un-american. >> john: deeply un-american and unconstitutional. what we're doing is nothing. how do your clients sir describe the process of force-feeding? >> we've gotten it in very graphic detail. the bottom line is that, as you said they're strapped down from head to toe. they can't move the process takes anywhere from one to two

bombings. >>> today the trial begins as to who killed actress and model juliana redding back in 2008. prosecutors say herit carried out by a, quote, female james bond. stephanie elam with more on the alleged murder for hire case. >> reporter: more than five years after actress and model juliana redding was found strangled and beaten to death in her santa monica apartment, her accused killer will finally stand before a jury. >> this is the first case i've ever heard of where a woman is accused of essentially being a hired goon to go beat someone up. >> reporter: redding was just 21 years old when she left tucson, arizona, to pursue dreams of stardom. she had some success, appearing in an independent film, a music video, and a photo spread in maxim magazine. her dreams were cut short by this woman, 47-year-old kelly sue park. they say park was hired by this man after her father pulled out a deal five days before redding was killed. the doctor made payments to park totaling more than $250,000 just weeks before redding was killed. however, the doctor, who left the country shortly after park's arrest, has nev

that's such a red herring because gina dejesus is in his basement. why would anyone in the family think he is involved because he is so concerned about her disappearance. that is how they hide in plain sight, for as we can tell now, years at a time. >> clint, i want to ask you about other details we are learning. we are learning there may have been multiple pregnancies. do you expect there will be efforts to on the part of prosecutors to find out what happened to those pregnancies and could we see additional charges in the future? >> you know, that brings us back it what the state law is, what federal laws are, you know, do we consider the fetus the unborn to still be a human being. and you know, that is a whole other debate. again, that is the whole other debate. it should, because some of the things that i've heard so far was that when these women became impregnated that at least one or more of the accused subjects beat them to force them to lose that fetus. should that have been the case, i mean, the assaults, murders, are just going to stack up. t