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state run media in china quote them as saying north korean officials are willing to rye solve problems through various forms of dialog. this is a close aide to north korean leader kim jong un. he met president xi jinping in beijing and delivered a letter from kim. the president told him chinese leaders want a agreement for talks. those cu countries are the two koreas, china, russia, japan and the united states. they are willing to resolve problems through various dialogs for peace and stability on the peninsula. officials in pyongyang have repeat lid said they would never return to the six party talks. >>> u.n. secretary-general told nhk he welcomed the news. he urged the north koreans to take concrete steps towards restarting the six party talks. >> i'm encouraged by positive news coming from are the authorities of democratic party of korea. i hope this will be followed up by active implementation. >> he praised chinese leaders for building momentum through bilateral talks. >> i'm ready to do whatever i can in forwarding this positive moment. >> delegates from the six countries last g

joining me now is angela rye. >> 60% of democrats for hillary. how scared is the right?ed. but even folks that may be supporting other democratic potential democrats may be worried also with our vice president at a distant second with only 16%. we've seen the right wing is scared, period. they are scared of our president, they are scared of the democratically controlled senate. >> now, patricia, after hillary's concussion before testimony on benghazi, the right wing was on the attack. watch this. >> i guess she passed out somewhere. is she unconscious? >> you don't want to go to a meeting or conference or an event and you have a diplomatic illness. >> we both have great respect for secretary clinton and you're a roman catholic as am i. we are now calling this the immaculate concussion. >> how can she get a concussion when she's been ducking everything? >> this is ugly stuff. they later testify, is this a sign of how ugly it's going to get, patricia, if she in fact runs? >> yes, it is. in other words, yes, it is. i think a lot of this has to do with the way republicans ar

>> guest: football violence, causing a rye yet. >> host: outside the stadium? >> guest: outside the stadium. there was a cup final. there was a rival team and was a bad night of violence. people were injured. the public was screaming for an example to be made so i ended up in court. >> host: were you the leader of the time, were you treated fairly? >> guest: i was pretty influential. i was made an example the first football fan to be given a lengthy sentence so it's the first time from that age at the age of 20. there was talk on the problems of football violence that seemed to be where they were in the dated and sat thinking i come from the working class. estimate it seemed to be about rehabilitation seemed to be the mode and i was aware in prison i was a young man talking about rehabilitation to change there is no responsibility for anyone. so i looked at myself and the fact that i was and all of these newspapers and people were talking about we've got a different story. i couldn't figure out all of this was going on. the one who could figure out things was a

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joining us, political strategist, angela rye, who's principal of impact strategists., toure of "the cycle." charles ramsey, the heroic neighbor, has seemed to gone from hero to villain in five days. is this a classic case of co-modification? you brand the man as a hero and the end of the week attribute and repeat all of this mistakes? >> i'm not sure that i see him as a villain. i haven't seen that characterization yet. this man is undoubtedly a hero. he is key to amanda berry and the rest of the women, gina and initial getting out of there. yes, he's not from central casting as these women seem perfect and this villain seems perfect in his villain role, but charles ramsey is not perfect, he's colorful, he doesn't speak the king's language. this is a great american hero. this is a real american. sarah palin should be hailing him as a real american. and, you know, wone of the thins that jumped out at me in the top lines, h e spoke about his father, his father would have whooped him if he hadn't done the right thing. he was inspired by his father to do the right thing i

and angela rye, principal of impact strategies, at our studio in washington. jonathan, i thought the irs thing was bad, but apparently they're still going after the president over the gang, and as you and i know, the fwagang is worse than watergate and iran/contra put together, isn't it? >> i suppose, but what is it? i'm serious. what does this have to do with the administration? and, you know, all of these so-called scandals? why are conservatives, in particular, and why is the republican party spending so much time and energy on all three of these things? benghazi, irs, and the other one i can't remember offhand. when, you know, there's an economy to look after. there are vital laws and regulations that need to be done. >> that's a very good question. i wish i could answer it, but i'm afraid i do not have one. i'll keep asking speaker boehner. angela, the right wing has got all its knives out for attorney general eric holder, as you know. but let's be honest. this isn't new. they' they've been trying to chase him out of the justice department since the first

. >> joining us now is angela rye, a political strategist, and krystal ball, co-host of "the cycle" anddy benefiting from this law. that includes coverage for cancer screenings, contraceptions, domestic violence counseling. can you remind me why we should repeal this law? >> i think republicans have seized on this as one thing that they can all agree on. and they have no alternative to offer, frankly. so that's what they've decided to do is just to oppose it. whereas, you know, i don't think anyone says this bill is absolutely perfect. it's going to be -- it is a great thing for women. it'll be a great thing for america when it's fully in place. if they had engaged in the process rather than voting to repeal it 37 times, if they had offered 37 amendments to make the bill better, to improve it in ways that they think would improve health care access for all, that would have been a much more productive use of time. and also would have been more productive for them because they could have had a real role in the process. >> yet they go for the 37th vote tomorrow. >> exactly. which is just -

democratic strategist angela rye joins us in washington.in new york is my colleague and the co-host of "the cycle" krystal ball. krystal, there you had it. michele bachmann, chair of the congressional tea party caucus will not run for re-election. the first question, who has the lord ordained to take over as the leader of the tea party. >> well, i would say if you're looking for that bachmannesque mix of willful lack of -- >> lunacy? lying? >> yes. conspiracy theories, all of the above, i would submit that loui gohmert of texas is a potentialpotential ly good choice. >> he is certainly in the leading back. there are some running pretty close. what's the gentleman from iowa called? >> steve king? >> steve king is another good one. >> he's a good one. >> there's a lot of good choices out there. i will say one thing that's interesting about michelle barkman moving on is she really never had that sort of establishment, institutional support, right? she was a tea party candidate. she demonstrated that you could raise a whole lot of money being t

. >> let's bring in our friday gaggle, "the new york times'" jackie com, sarah faegen, and angela rye. i'll go to you right off the bat. this ad by mark pryor, trying to sort of tie himself that i'm the anti-new york city, anti-mike bloomberg. does this sort of help him in a red state like arkansas? how do you guys exploit that? >> it helps him in a red state, for sure. it helps both republicans and democrats in the middle part of the country when they attack either coast. it's a classic strategy that has been used by both parties for many years. having said that, i think it's more of an example of how some democrats look at the president as a challenge for their re-election. and the truth about the gun control debate is that it wasn't the republicans that couldn't get gun control done, it was the democrats in the senate. because with so many of them up in tough states, republican states that mitt romney won, it's a real challenge for the president. >> so you're -- i'll let angela respond to that in terms of saying, it's harry reid's fault the gun control didn't go through? >> no, i t

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>> guest: rye now 39 -- right now 39 states and the district of columbia have laws. and right now that could be changing with the remainder of states, but there's a vast majority of states that have some sort of law against texting and driving. >> host: we're up here on capitol hill. what's the reaction of members of congress to this demonstrator? >> guest: yeah, they have been, we've had a few members come in and sit down and try their hand at it, which has been really interesting. and we've had a really fantastic response from members of congress and state elected officials who see the danger of in this and who want to be part of the education. so it's been really important. we had several hundred states and cities actually issue problem la rations calling for texting and driving awareness day and such. so we've been really happy with the response from the elected officials and playing with it. >> host: jennifer kuhn is with the at&t corporation. this is their demonstrator on no text onboard. you're watching "the communicators" on c-span. we want to introduce you t

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the owners still don't understand why it's so difficult to rye move people who took over someone's property. >> and we have posted a slide show for today's raid. >> still ahead here tonight at 6:00 the big boogel conference underway now. new maps, apps and announcement that he drove stock to unprecedented heights. >> also an old feud coming back to haunt san francisco police chief. he's now being sued by a former police prosecutor who he fired. >> clouds continuing to thicken. scattered showers are on the way. i'll show you when, and where the rain might fall in just a moment. >> later the maker movement. some locals who are trying to get more girls involved. stay with us. >>> google kicks off one of its annual investor conference today. confidence is pushed google stock above $900 for the first time pushing just shy of $916 today. and google stock first hit the 900 mark around 6:40 a.m. our time. abc 7 news shows us what everyone is so excited about at the conference. >> countdown measured in seconds but opening key note measured in hours. >> it was long, very long. >> google began with th

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rye affirming 2013. short interest, 30%. >> you see that chart there.he gains have been made in just about the past month. and that's when first solar had its meeting. >> they did. and they were able to have the luxury of having an accounting change where they were able to pull future earnings into today's dollars. it has a huge short interest. and to guy's point, we have to be very afraid to sell a stock short with this huge shortage. so i would still be out of the name. no trade for me. >> let's move on to the next trade. berkshire bear. did he make a compelling argument? and what lessons are the take aways with his 101 with buffett. doug kass joins us now on the line. have you rethought any of your thinking now that you had that one on one directly with the oracle himself? >> no, i haven't. i feel as strongly as i did before. the stock was up only about 1% in a very strong insurance take despite bet he than expected numbers after the close on friday. which benefitted from low catastrophic experiences in their insurance gains. >> part of your thesis,

zimmerman attorneys decided they will rye this as self-defense case.d your ground law allows people to meet force with force if they believe they or someone else in danger of being seriously harmed by someone. that's the legal strategy going forward in florida. >> first lady michelle obama is gaiving huge shout out to silicon valley high tech giant cisco. cisco is helping returning veteran transition that civilian jobs. mark matthews has the story from silicon valley and the white house. >> president and first lady spent the past two days bringing attention to national program to the hire returning veterans. yesterday michelle obama singled out cisco systems ceo for major contributor. >> i want to thank john chambers and everyone at cisco for their extraordinary leadership. >>reporter: what cisco did is create a computer program that translates a soldier military specialty that a civilian job description. >> whole point of the program is to really help to make that translation between your military experience an skills and civilian jobs and skills need

his rye reply, quote, i'm not satisfied, i'm not satisfied.id, quote, we understand why this is so controversial and we're ready to make changes to fine the right balance. the 30-day review will begin with a dialogue with media news organizations. the invitations are going out today and the first meeting next week. >> trace: doug, thank you. another scandal consuming our nation's capitol. the house oversight committee chairman demanding the state department turn over more documents related to the department's talking points in the wake of the terror attack in benghazi. darrell issa issued a subpoena aimed at ten current and former state department officials. james rosen has more in our d.c. news room. james, what kinds of documents are house republicans demanding to see here? >> trace, you'll remember five days after the attacks that killed four americans in libya, back on september 11th of last year, our u.n. ambassador susan rice appear on five sunday talk shows maintaining the evidence thus far pointed to benghazi being the result of a troa

initialings, upping his record to 4-1, 10-1 the final and giants in sole possession of the nl west and rye out of four ore the braves tomorrow. >>> the a's were desperate for a win in seattle and got there with help with the long ball. weather in seattle a well-kept security. in the 4th it's newly called up derrick barton. no. 1 for barton and then brandon moss finds the fences. no. 5 for moss 5, it was 4-2 for oakland. every run mattered for oakland. kyle seager's drive is run down. cespedes is not afraid to take on the wall. that was a lot of force. 4-3 with the base full of the mariners. cook gets out of the jam by striking out chavez to end the inning a's with a 4-3 win, evening their record at 19-19. >>> in st. petersburg, the padres and rays. san diego took a 7-6 lead into the 9th with huston street trying to nail it. it's a walk-off job for the rays, their fourth straight win and longeriera's ninth homer of the year. >>> the experience of a proud veteran team was obvious when the spurs took at lead in the series with the warriors and now the question is steph curry healthy enough to

angela rye or impact strategies, berry bacon jr., matt welch. angela let me start with you.hington red skins. my fifth nfl team but a team name that seemed as derogatory by a whole lot of people, especially native americans. there's a new poll. it found that four out of five americans were okay with the name said the team should keep the name. i'm interested in getting your thoughts on that. what do you think? are you surprised that 80% of the people asked don't have a problem with it? >> i'm not surprised that a lot of people don't have a problem with it. it are always the folks that are the offender who are talking about what should be or should not be deemed as offensive. i grew up in a home where my dad didn't let me say red skins. we said washington in that team and now living in d.c. i still say washington. it is a term that's absolutely offensive. in fact when, you know, folks that were not originally from that country came in and started dealing with the native peoples of this land, it was argued that the term was used to counted the number of scalps collected by the

we are getting our first rook at the first moments after a deadly tornado struck an element rye school in oklahoma city. >> this was the scene outside of briar wood elementary school. one of two schools taking a direct hit from the ef5 tornado. you can see students crying, trying to grab their parents and teachers' hands. fortunately nobody at the school died. but the plaza elementary school nearby in moore, seven students killed as they tried to take shelter from the huge twister down there. one mother saying she pulled her kids out of school just before the disaster struck. >> something told me, you have to get them out of school. >> families right there just continue sifting through all the piles of massive debris. hundreds more are injured. the oklahoma tornado may be halfway across the country. but its impact is being felt by people in the bay area. some are about to turn home. christie smith joins us where people are about to board planes back to oklahoma. good morning. >> good morning. a packed airport this morning. there are flights headed to oklahoma city. the first at 6:00 th

dennis miller analyzing president obama want stand up exphed rye riew tiny. tim tebow getting sacked by the jets. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. u.s.a. and this is a true scandal. city of philadelphia, for example, currently owes $13 billion. one city owes 13 billion. yet last week the city council there voted to require the city's health plan to pay for sex change operations to city employees. the state of illinois owes $271 billion. one state. yet, recently okayed more than half million dollars for the national museum of mexican art. state of california owes $618 billion. never be able to pay it it and has almost 11,000 workers in the department of corrections earning more than 100 grand a year. 900 of them earn more than $200,000 a year. in the corrections department. joining us now from washington. kate obenshain republican strategist and kirsten powers. it's may day. this is a good day to do this. i believe that the far left, which controls the legislators in illinois and in california and controls the city council in philadelphia will spend as

the question is rye not give them a heads up not why not allow him to interfere with the investigation. >> bill: as usual not getting any answers about anything. let's go back to your experience. you were counsel for three years. and i would imagine that in your white house that bill clinton would have been angry about not giving him heads up about something like this. he wanted to know he was a details man. >> if there's what a coming down the track media i think the president bill clinton or any other president would want to know that that track is coming down the track and we are getting ready, yes. >> bill: if what you are saying is true, then ms. ruemmler screwed up big time. >> well, i gather it's more than ms. ruemmler but, yes, as a matter of crisis management rules, she violated the rules about getting ready with the crisis plan letting the boss know that we are getting ready. >> bill: you said don't tell him details. what is that? what do you mean don't tell him details? >> look, i could justify that it's an investigation, you don't want the president to know until the final

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