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and after his long association with russell pearce, his long, close association with russell pearce, russell pearce too walked away from j.t. ready. >> could i ask you if j.t. ready is your friend? >> j.t. ready showed up at a rally with me and j.d. hayworth, the great fiction around it is went around to try to find a picture they could use. >> if you had to do it over again, would you take another picture with the guy? >> i didn't take it. it's an old story. they made it up. >> do you know his history? >> nope. >> that was in july 2008. ruffle pearce personally brought j.t. ready into the mormon church in 2004. for russell pearce, this is starting to become a very sensitive subject, for a couple of reasons. the first is that russell pearce had his own problems on the race issue. in 2006, he had forwarded to his supporters an e-mail that included a white nationalist anti-semitic screed accusing the media of pushing on an unsuspecting public, a view of the world in which, "every voice proclaims the equality of the races, the innerant nature of the jewish holocaust tale, the wickedness

judge russell's father, george l. russell, jr., was also a ground breaking african-american lawyer in maryland. he was the first african-american judge on the maryland circuit court in the 1960's. he was later baltimore's first african-american solicitor. he was also the first african-american president of the baltimore city bar association. in later years, judge russell was named by the governor to chair the maryland museum of african-american history and cultural commission and served as chairman of the board of the maryland african-american museum corporation. he was also asked to chair baltimore's judicial nominating commission. he has received numerous awards from the maryland bar foundation and naacp. his family is deep in public service, including his wife who serves as a judge on the district court of maryland for baltimore city. i am absolutely convinced that judge russell possesses the qualifications, temperament and passion for justice that will make him an outstanding federal trial judge. he will serve the

bunted by ishikawa and russell will get it.up with a bare hand and quickly flip to lahair which he did for the out. >> pretty mice recovery by james russell. that ball is bunted past him but he doesn't give up on it. he rile eyes he's the only cub with a possibility of making play gets over there baerp hands that ball. under control to get the out at first base. darwin barney was breaking the ball to cover the bag at first. >> brooks conrad. switch hitter will bat for morgan. no batting gloves no wrist bands just give me a bat. 0-2 he's only had six at-bats on the season. >> carlos beltran just homered in the bottom of the eighth 7-7 braves and cardinals in st. louis. cardinals with a chance to go up four and a half on the reds. if they could eke out a win. 1-2. >> big pitching matchup tonight. c.j. wilson returning to texas to face yu darvish. hasn't been much of a battle early on. wilson got knocked out on the first inning. got one out. texas leads 8-2 in the third. way up in the air but he got under it too much. little nervo

thanks, russell, terrific stuff. mr. mayor, jennifer, now we have got a special treat for all of you. we got a special treat and i would like to invite up here a colleague from oracle racing, the team coordinator who is going to show you the game called america's cup speed trial on ipads live and in color on the tv screens. please welcome ian burns. [applause] >> hi, how are you? >> great, thanks. >> ian is from sydney, australia, his nickname is fresh. half of the people don't know his real name is ian. he is known more commonly as fresh and he and a group of people from around the world, an international group at russell's behest have developed an ipad game for what you call it, the mobile crowd. the mobile device generation. tim jeffrey, that's the mobile, mobile device generation, the m.d.g. do you have a mobile device, charlotte? we're going to get you one. look how cool this is. fresh, show us how this works. we're on this screen, i think. >> when we developed the game, we wanted a game that anyone could play from

thanks very much for being with us, russell burman from the hill newspaper as always. we appreciate your time and perspective. >> thank you. >> this is washington today on c-span radio. we have been asking you all this week whether or not you think congress will accomplish anything in this election year. our listener feedback line is open at 202-626-7962. here is what some of you are saying. >> hi, gary from maryland, independent who was actually a one time support for romney but when i hear boehner talking about they're not going to this year because they want to make sure the tax increases for the reach don't go up and he this cut back to the social security and medicare program, so it is just the same old thing i hear from the republicans. i have voted republican. i have voted democrat. i can't vote republican this year. i can't see giving tax breaks to the rich and talking about the deficit, the main thing. the only thing they want to do to fix it is take from social kurt and medicare and which is a paid program. we paid into it for years. i have paid into it for 4

but he's the man that thread charge to recall russell pierce, russell pierce, the author of 1070, this is the man that led the charge to recall russell and vote him out of office. thank you, darryl. and marshall phipps is our moderator. i'd like for you folks to get with the program. thank you. >> thanks so much, norm, thanks so much, todd. thanks to everyone who has worked to convene this important discussion and of course to congressman passtor for hosting. while political prowess prevented congressional from tackling the immigration system it's an overhaul overdue and one many of us have been fighting for many years to achieve. the pressures of a large undocumented population continue to be foisted on state and local governments and communities. opponents of immigration reform have opponents such as state senator russell pierce that norm was mentioning have persuaded some local elected officials to pursue what is i think a deeply misguided strategy that they call attrition through enforcement. the idea of that is to make life so unbearable, so difficult and harsh for undocumented im

and russell pearce was in a heavily mormon district in arizona. and i was offended by his bigotry and his approach to hispanic people. i come from a very right wing republican family. i, myself, have right of ging gas khan. i will tell you that when this immigration became an issue in arizona one of my brothers called me up and said, daryl, let's join the group that goes down with their guns, let get our guns and go down the board somewhere force the border policy. and i said, now my brother is a businessman, and i being a lawyer thought, well, let me think about this a little while. and so i began to study it out and to write write an essay whi available i think on the website, or if you don't have it if you go to my bio in the thing, just right to daryl williams and i'll send you a copy of the essay, i wanted to study out what it was that made z emotional and exercised about this and i concluded after doing my study, like i was preparing to go to the courtroom, that our immigration policy made no sense and no, i wasn't going to joint the minutem

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russell sublet is charged and convicted of attempted murder.he rest of his life in jail. the biggest question on everyone's mind, what made him snap? a local television station interviewed him by phone. >> i tried to figure out what did happen. right now i'm in tears almost talking about this. it kills my soul. i wish i had just took my life. >> he says his biggest regret was the pain he caused his 12-year-old son. >> i'm sorry for not being there for him. that wasn't his daddy that did this. this was somebody else. >> you really don't know what causes him to decide to make some of the choices they make and wind up in a situation like sublet did. was it because this guy fired him from his job? everybody has a trigger point. >> for the atf, the best of all possible outcomes. >> safety is the utmost important thing. safety of the public is first, safety of our agents is second and the safety of the suspect is actually important us to, as well. we want everybody to go home safely. >> while the atf works on gun crime at the national level, some cit

mayor, russell, jennifer. when a resident of san francisco is looking for health care, you look in your neighborhood first. what is closest to you? if you come to a neighborhood health center or a clinic, you then have access it a system of care in the community health network. we are a system of care that was probably based on the family practice model, but it was really clear that there are special populations with special needs. the cole street clinic is a youth clinic in the heart of the haight ashbury and they target youth. tom woodell takes care of many of the central city residents and they have great expertise in providing services for many of the homeless. potrero hill and southeast health centers are health centers in those particular communities that are family health centers, so they provide health care to patients across the age span. . >> many of our clients are working poor. they pay their taxes. they may run into a rough patch now and then and what we're able to provide is a bridge towards gett

two-thirds republican, republican governor, 108 arizona-style bills, you could call them russell pearce bills, were proposed in texas, with todd's help, we motivated our legislature to listen and think and enter meaningful dialogue. we brought in businessmen, and todd, of course, displayed arizona as a test tube and showed us why the laws don't work. and so in texas, we are very -- we have a great deal of -- we give the credit, i'm going to tell you this, to todd landfried in the state of arizona. i think you helped texas dodge a bullet. >> thank you. i guess i've got give you another $5, right? good morning, on behalf of arizona employers for immigration reform i want to welcome you to today's congressional immigration solutions conference. this is the sixth in a siris of conferences that are intended to educate the public about the impact, state level immigration laws have and are interehaving placed that passed them and suggest alternative solutions that could address the real problems without the damaging consequence. today you'll hear from people who have dealt with the issue not j

this was tabatha russells home. >> i heard this noise that was so loud. and i thought it was my washer flooding which would have been so much better. >> from the time i ran out to the time that flames were coming, like coming out of every window, it was like 10 minutes. >> first chief got on scene, the flames were shooting 20 feet above the roof. >> reporter: the 911 call came in at nine khráp 51:00 a.m. we saw two firefighters -- 9:15, we saw two firefighters injured on scene. >> there's nothing but wood buildings all along the street. if we don't get that fire we're going to lose more buildings. >> reporter: after firefighters arrived, two windows were blown out. as for tabatha russell, she is faced with that question that only those that have lost in a fire can answer. >> i don't know, what do you do? what do yo do. >> reporter: russell says she will stay with her boyfriend's family. the red cross is helping 20 people tonight. in san francisco, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and san jose investigators are trying to figure out what caused a thr

derek valcourt has more on what rhonda russell said in court today. derek? >> reporter: well, she told the jury that she was following orders from her boss, when she recorded that robocall. but unlike henson, she has immunity, in exchange for her testimony. >> reporter: it was rhonda russell's voice, heard by thousands of registered democrats, in a 2010 election night robocall, suggesting that democratic governor martin o'malley was winning ask there was no need to go vote. >> we're okay, relax. >> reporter: russell said the call was said to be a form of reverse psychology, meant to inspire votes for ehrlich. >> that's what was the motivation by my boss, julius henson. and that's what we're sticking to. >> reporter: but prosecutors say it did not contain the legally required tag line, identifying it was paid for by the ehrlich campaign. on the stand, russell arc knowledged the robocall needed the tag line. but said, i asked mr. henson. and mr. henson told me the client didn't want the tag line. speaking to wjz, henson also blamed the ehrlich campaign. >> i t

the russell brand outburst at a comedy show. >> you don't want to be the guy that hassled russell brandy. >>> and two couples faced elimination last night. roshon and maks, chelsie and melissa. >>> now, let's get to the two missing girls from tennessee. adam mayes is on the loose this morning. police believe he may still have the girls. and they say his mother and ex-wife are involved in the kidnapping, too. steve osunsami is in guntown, mississippi. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning, george. witnesses say they saw adam mayes right here, walking two and from this store. and investigators say if he's on foot, that's a good sign. that's may mean that he and the two missing girls are still close by. investigators are hopeful the surveillance video of adam mayes, from a corner store in guntown, mississippi, may be the break they need. it was taken three days after police say mayes kidnapped jo ann bain and her three daughters. but five days before, jo ann and her oldest daughter were found dead. he's easily recognized. the clerk who sold mayes cigarettes, tell us he walked in a

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russell brand has kept quiet about his split from katy perry until now. breakup may surprise you. take a look. after dodging questions about his very public divorce. russell brand finally opened up about his failed marriage to katy perry on the ellen degeneres show on thursday. saying she was the love of his life. >> i love her as a human being. but in a relationship, i suppose it doesn't work out, does it? >> reporter: brand, who has never been shy about words or controversy, has been surprisingly quiet about the december split until now. >> i was very happy to be married with her. she's such a beautiful heuman being. i have love and positivity for her. things are just different. and you have to move in that. and try to remain in contact with what's beautiful about yourself and each other. >> russell and katy didn't really have this big, crashing animosity, that really what was at fault in the relationship. russell realized she wasn't in a place where he was in his life. ♪ you can kiss this diamond ring ♪ >> reporter: still, in february, perry expressed

derek valcourt has more on what rhonda russell said in court today. >> reporter: well, rhonda russell has immunity in change for -- exchange for her testimony. and today, she told jurors, she was following her boss's orders when she was following that robocall. >> reporter: it was rhonda russell's voice, heard by thousands of democrats in a 2010 election night robocall, suggesting that martin o'paly was winning and there was no need to go vote. >> we're okay. relax. >> reporter: she said the call was intended to be a form of reverse psychology, meant to inspire votes for republican bob ehrlich. >> that's what was the motivation, by my boss, julius henson. that's what he told me. >> but prosecutors say that robocall was really intended to suppress voter turnout, since it did not contain the legally required tag line, identifying it was paid for by the ehrlich campaign. on the stand, russell acknowledged knowing the robocall needed the tagline. but said, i asked mr. henson, and mr. henson told me the client didn't want the tagline. speaking to wjz, henson also blamed the ehrlich campaig

. >>> coming up next, russell brand lashes out on stage during his comedy act. it's all caught on tape. what he's also possibly saying about reconciliation maybe with his ex-wife. >> we'll see. >>> plus an end to the legal battle over that devastating and deadly river crash in philadelphia. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by hoveround power chair. hoveround power chair. like you used to? when you fear losing your independence? who do you call? call hoveround now, to see if you qualify for america's premier power chair. hi, i'm tom kruse, inventor and founder of hoveround. now you can do more, see more, enjoy life more. here's why hoveround makes it easier than any other power chair. hoveround is more maneuverable to get you through the tightest doors and hallways. more reliable. hoveround employees build your chair, deliver your chair, and will service your chair for as long as you own your chair. and most importantly, 9 out of 10 people got their hoveround for little or no cost. call now for your free dvd

russell did not want to do that. so senator thurmond quietly -- on his own he told russell that he was going to have to oppose it and decided that he would. he had not said very much to his aides, but harry dent, who would later go on to be the very senior aide to richard nixon in the white house, said that he began to think something was up when he saw the senator gathering papers to take reading material to the floor in the early evening. i don't know how many people knew this, either, that earlier in the day the senator, or at some point that was relevant given what was in the senator's mind, he went to the steam room for a long time to completely dehydrate himself so that, as he started to drink water and anything else, he would not have to go to the bathroom and, therefore, give up the floor. he put a bunch of malted milk balls in one pocket and some throat lozenges in another and went out to the floor. he had been brought dinner by his wife; jean brought up a piece of sirloin steak and some pumpernickel, and so

a jack russell terrier bit to the baby 30 times. has never attacked before. >> get ready to add some travel time if you are writing metro this weekend. it is scheduled for the same day the capitals and the nationals will be playing. four stations will be closed from friday night until sunday night and work among the red line means you can expect one train every 24 minutes. >> coming up on world news tips on traveling smart this summer. diane sawyer joins us now. it is almost that time for summer travel and you will give us tips on how to be a smart traveler tonight. >> smart traveler, saving money. we will tell you about airline fees on baguettes like you have never seen before. also, how to avoid spending more depending which are poor you are using. >> we all love to travel. we also all love the cake. who knew it could help create jobs. >> who did that your family recipe could be turned into a lot of money and create jobs for other people, too. 25,000 sold right now. we will tell you more about it tonight. >> thank you some much. >

. >> reporter: clis russell's brother was a effort who tied in the terrorist attacks and russell saysdoesn't need a full trial with all the evidence. >> i think i have all the evidence that i need. i tasted it. i tasted death, literally. i was down there long enough to see it mohamed and his four alleged accomplices could face the death penalty in convict s. >> in peru a predawn fire that broke out in a locked drug rehab facility killed 14 people. the sole survivor of the blaze managed to jump from the building's second floor. local fire chief said it was difficult to gret to the patients because they were trapped behind locked doors and barred windows of it's not yet what clear what started the fire. in january 27 people died in a fire at a rehab center in lima. >>> in armenia, an investigation is underway after gas-filled balloons exploded into a fireball at a campaign rally and concert. check it out. more than 140 people were injured. initial reports indicate that the balloons were ignited by a cigarette. it's not immediately clear what kind of gas was used to fill the balloons. he

russell brand, you gave evidence, written evidence, to this committee, which members of the committee have read. could i start with a point about what you say in your evidence, that you disagree with the legalization of drugs because you think that a deterrent effect is necessary? is that right? >> i don't feel entirely qualified to talk about legislation. to me, what's more significant is the way that we socially regard the condition of addiction. it's something that i consider to be an illness and therefore more a health matter than a criminal or judicial matter. i don't think that legalization is something, as i've said, particularly qualified to get into. i can see areas, in fact, where decriminalization might be considered useful and more efficient, you know, in countries like portugal or switzerland, where it's being -- where it seems to have had some efficacy. but for me, it's more important that we regard people suffering from addiction with compassion and that there's a pragmatic rather than symbolic approach to treating it. and i think the legislative status of addiction and

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rhonda laws russell's -- russell's voice was heard suggesting there was that need to go to the polls.esterday she said the call was a form of reverse psychology to inspire votes. >>> the chinese man who escaped from house arrest and took refuge in beginning. we have the latest. >> activist now says he wants to leave china. he said in a phone interview that he has changed his mind and fears for his safety. it surprised officials who said he never mentioned he wanted to go to america. >> he talked with his wife twice and made that decision on his own. >> the blind activist has been out spoken against china's forced abortion policy. he took refuge in the embassy after escapes house arrest. it has created a tense diplomatic stavend off between the -- stand off between the u.s. and china. secretary of state, hilary clinton is in china for trade talk and says china must protect human rights. he now wants to leave china with clinton. the state department has not said whether it will reopen negotiations. >> he is still in the hospital where officials brought him yesterday. >>> maryland lawmak

he met with richard russell immediately upon taking office and said, russell, i'm going to run over you. kennedy never said that. so i would give johnson credit, not for an additional commitment, because i don't know that his commitment was any greater than the kennedys, but i think for having the legislative acumen to get the thing passed. and it was really, really hard to get the thing passed. five months of debate to get it through. and nothing else was going to be considered while this thing was being considered. and johnson did it. >> i think -- >> roger, if i may. we're at the end. and i want charlayne hunter-gault's voice to be the last on this. i want you to answer the question from the audience. this person writes, i read your book many years ago and was moved by your story. how did what happened to you shape your decision in years to come and shape your career? >> it's all in this book. [ laughter ] but on lyndon johnson, i will say -- no, it shaped me -- i couldn't be an activist as a journalist, but i could be a passionate reporter for the things that i was seeing, and at th

russell simmons successful entrepreneur joel interest he thinks everyone should be financially empowered sure he developed a rush card. a prepaid debit card is this the kind of quote unquote innovation that too big to fail banks are flocking to now to pass on the cost of regulations right back to consumers we'll talk about it let's get to today's capital account. so as you know if you've been watching this show for several months since the show began we've interviewed u.k. and european parliament politician nigel farah a number of times about the crisis in europe he's talked about the lack of democracy in europe the rise of tech nakor sea and predicted a country like greece was headed toward some kind of revolution three years though since the early one nine hundred ninety s. when pharaoh's was a founding member of the u.k. independence party he has been a skeptic pushing for the u.k. to pull out of the e.u. altogether for years he was a lone voice in european parliament calling the eurozone project a disaster and people laughed at him now he says not so many people are laughing and the

eastern. >>> russell brand testified on the u.k. drug policy.e talked about overcoming his own addiction and how society views addiction. then the committee heard from critics of the drug policy who advocated for tougher laws. this is an hour and ten minutes. >> hello. >> hello. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> please have a seat. giving evidence to the committee's inquiry in drugs. mr. russell brand you gave evidence which members of the committee has read. could i start with a point about what you say in your evidence, that you disagree with the legalization of drugs because you think that a deterrent effect is necessary. is that right? >> i don't feel entirely qualified to talk about legislation. to me what's more significant is the way that we socially regard the continue of addiction. it is something that i consider to be an illness, and therefore more of a health matter than criminal or judicial matter. i don't think that legalization is something, as i said, if you can qualify to get into. i can see areas, in fact, where legalization

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. >> reporter: russell's brother died in the terrorist attack.ussell said he doesn't need a full trial with all the evidence. >> they tasted death, literally. >> reporter: muhammad and his four alleged accomplices could face the death penalty if convicted. >> three american hikers in prison for espionage in iron got married in san francisco today. here's video of sarah and shane bower reuniting. they were held in a tehran prison. the two men were released last fall. >>> it was quite warm out there today, a lot warmer than what we saw yesterday. temperatures away from the coastline in to the 80s. it was 80 degrees in pleasanton, 80 in vallejo. closer to the coastline, temperatures stayed in the 60s. we saw our sea breeze winds this afternoon. but as we head in to tomorrow, we'll get a reversal in the winds. it's already evident right now in fairfield, 16 miles per hour winds. in santa rosa, 16 miles per hour winds. winds coming from the east. those winds are drier, warmer. the temperatures overnight are going to stay fairly mild with the winds in