saul was my friend, he was my employer, he was my partner. we did a lot of good things together. >> but you seem like two very different people. >> very much so. >> how so? >> well, first of all, i was older and he was just a kid. second of all, he was very, very smart. he knew a lot about business. he knew instinctively things that should be done. and we just got along well together. >> but had a different philosophy about negotiation. >> totally. he was -- politically, for example, saul steinberg be, i have to be careful, he has family here in the audience. [laughter] >> i don't think you'll say anything they don't know. >> no, they know this. he had the political attitude to the right of attila the hun. mine is a little bit left of who knows who -- >> henry wallace? [laughter] what does that say? that you can find friendship aside from politics. an idea we've lost in america. >> i hope not. politics comes down to people. it's people. and we need -- [inaudible] to do things that make us better than we are. and that's why we need good leader

saul alinsky famously in the 20th. the central belief and fatal conceit of the current administration is that you are incapable of running your own life, but those in power are capable of running it for you. this is the essence of big government and collectivism. >> in hitting back at his critics, charles koch may have finally made a name for himself and exposed his world view to a much wider swath of the country. and that means that for harry reid, today was a very good day. >> today was brought to my attention that they had an op-ped piece, and the reason that i felt so good about it, i think i must be getting under their skin. they wrote an op-ped piece in the "wall street journal" telling everybody that i was a collectivist. that's a code word for you know what. >> joining me now is ken vogel, chief investigative reporter for politico and author of "big money" set to be released this summer. okay, ken, who what is the end game here? charles koch, the koch brothers have been secretive over the years. they spent a lo

. >> saÚl calcula que perdiÓ alrededor de unos 10.000 $. >> cuando calcula que se llevaron 10.000 $.hijo que se llevaron? >> su tel es su playstation -tele, su playstation y la nintendo wii y a mi me robaron tambiÉn algunas cosas. >> para entrar aquÍ uno tiene que pedir permiso. >> claro que sÍ. aquí removieron unas maderas. >> la policÍa dijo que los encargados de la fumigaciÓn se mostraron sorprendidos con lo supieron de este caso y colaboraron con la investigaciÓn. >> nosotros llamamos a la compaÑÍa de fumigaciÓn y se rehusaron a dar algÚn tipo de comentario. no obtuvimos respuesta alguna, la policÍa dice que no tiene ningÚn sospechoso y estaba realizando evidencia que tienen junto con algunos vÍdeos de seguridad del Área. >> al menos una persona perdiÓ la vida en un accidente que involucrÓ a dos vehÍculos que se volcaron un dÍa y una minivan. hasta ahora se desconoce la identidad de la vÍctima. >> un tiroteo dejÓ a dos hombres con heridas de bala, ambas vÍctimas llegaron por su cuenta hasta el hospital de san francisco donde permanecen internados. el accidente en llevÓ a que las

saul he has also been a bullet with a motley said he enjoyed getting to go to bed do they. when we studied the trolley. will be. chavez did what he says it was obvious. the hollow hills yesterday. the rpi. nobody in our own. it was the result of the old agencies into his office. any decent his dog in the pool boy to hit him on an idiot since. the abundance of bonding the release of hundreds of business and the withdrawal of the young from some of the tribal areas along the border with the promise on. however contacted. tonight's guests the duties of the moment. who would know that the us custody. yet when it was about it the getty there are huge and it was on the sofa. not the good of state. by yesterday. get the tornado not towards the end. the one above what gets me getting short of the year the assignment. just to get him. but i love all the other sunday started off like with separate from its gone live on and off white team to overthrow the government and impulses to the bosom of islam. will the new view on niece of one hundred and eighteen in the blue gold a ceasefire

the saul alinsky stuff. the language of tea partyism. did it strike you, they've begun to -- at least charles koch sounds really exactly like kind of the tea party they fund. >> well, it's interesting because i think this goes back to what harry reid's trying to do with the, you know, the use of the koch brothers in a political context. modern conservatism, movement conservatism have been really good at creating conjuring words for their base that really, you know, all they have to do is say them. alinsky, benghazi, a.c.o.r.n. i'm sure the people at a.c.o.r.n. who used to work for a.c.o.r.n. are finding it hilarious that charles koch finds himself put upon as a political symbol. the right has been very good at creating political symbols that are durable for political purposes within their own base. and i think that's a little bit -- harry reid is trying to turn koch brothers into a conjuring spell for democrats. and i think he's doing it. >> and just lastly, you know, you said speaking to the base, obviously this was on op-ped that doesn

saúl alvarado/testigo 2:08:19 cuando vine ya estaban los bomberos ahí en el techo parados y después sacarono, que sí revivió dicen, lo revivieron. ese mismo menor, identificado como santana de 3 aÑos, y quien fue revivido por los bomberos, lamentablemente muri en el hospital segn autoridades. s.o.t. davina brooks/tia de víctima 15:03:05 three years old, innocent, because his mom wanted to use some drugs and wanted to cook up some drugs in the house. esta mujer, quien se identific como la ta del pequeÑo, dijo que su sobrino era inocente, y que muri porque la mam quiso cocinar unas drogas dentro de la casa. el departamento de bomberos no verific esa declaracin, ni pampoco ha dicho la causa exacta del incendio. outro/jaime peluffo/san francisco 18:30:24 las autoridades aclaran que muchos de los pormenores de este incidente continúan bajo investigación. en san francisco, jaime peluffo, noticiero telemundo 48, ahora regreso contigo al estudio. cesar ---las autoridades detuvieron a una persona sospechosa roll open under de provocar el incendio que el domingo pasado destruyo un edificio abandonado

saul he has also been a voice with a mob hit the lead he enjoyed getting to go beyond that debated. when he's getting their colleague. will be shah says. what a process that was odd. i will start investing. too many rbi. yup but i did a bit of water boise was on the field and insurance agencies him to miss out. you will get any decent his dog in the pool boy who could not an idiot thx. the bondage of wanting the release of hundreds of business and the withdrawal of the young from some tribal areas along the border with the armstrong i get to tonight's dish the duties of the moment. with the government's custody. to get beaten up. was it. we get it on you then it was on the sofa the state. by yesterday. get the tornado not that good. for a long war to the one above. what gets me getting short of the year. the blue diamond just to get him toward me sunday started off like with what's so good and it's gone on to bump off right in to overthrow the government an impulse is to listen to songs on the new view on emissions of one hundred and fifty thousand people. the goal of the ceasefire

crews spent saul day in the back country to find him. in the end, he found his own way out of trouble and doctors are check him out tonight. >> he is doing okay. he has some issues. he has to be assessed for treatments and things like that, but i think they will be minor and he will recover just fine. >> finklestein's dad was heading back to the car when they got separated. he said his son wanted to get in one more run before calling it a day. >> that was the second incredible rescue in the sierra. there was another. he disappeared sunday. he slept on a cliff and stayed warm by curling none the bushes. he stumbled across the search crews who were looking for him. >> how are you doing? >> yeah. yeah. >> we found you. >> i'm grateful. thank you very much. >> robert's friends say he's doing pretty well. doesn't appear to have frostbite or hypothermia. >>> and tonight, fire crews don't know why a house on castillo street exploded. juliette goodrich is there. >> reporter: liz, one family member jumped out of that second story window. the 84-y

goofy as pyongyang may be preparing for another nuclear test across one in shanghai on reports from saul us president barack obama is in south korea and in the days leading up to the president's visit south korea's defence ministry says it detected increased activity at the dp erica's underground nuclear test site i wanted to do is to continue with a consistent steady approach and the single most important i'm just making sure their strong unit. between ourselves republic of korea and japan and like minded countries in the region. seoul and washington are adamant that tanya must first show a sincere willingness to the new arise before sitting down to talk. china however feels that pressuring the dprk to a quarter could spell disastrous results this was to use sanctions and pressure. sharpton going on stories and force them down this path. eyewear is tennessee's yet to engage any of drama in toppling first thing get them to disarm vignettes economic rain gauge so there's a big gap between the two. a cornered animal lashes out. that's kind of twitchy here when chinese talk about north kore

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in each year old world to marry kolkata reports from saul people living in seoul on the aisle where they are about to close at the idps the mood in the city is new tips ahead of prisons obama as physics. south koreans are still coming to terms with last week's deadly various things. she still did it again. the rap centered around the ferry accident. as for obama to complicate it was rush hour in a tent. it's very meaningful that he's coming at a time like this. i also have some lovely link to all for opinions on what they think president obama should discuss with south korean prison clinic. i hope obama says it will help our country due to the north koreans from using nuclear technology. i helped the us will help keep us safe. this is obama although i hardly update on friday. thousands of police will be on duty to make sure nothing is fluff that is it this office as i was in force at the us embassy and out of the house. this will be obama's fault is it to south korea since he became us president. this is all start coming here since risen to power. well bob law though attend a welcome cer

then you have a frightening than you and political instability saul because the blowback.now i can just below the one market economy the trust which would make well as the economy of the puppet tech but not all conducted the export of that duty has not garnered most of us is the soul if you asked me my would be best if they are when the roads. reducing inflation begun to read inflation had been torpedoed yes inflation control inflation had me that the person next to him but i think the one working on a new crop of obeying god meaning that the strict and they would walk walk we reached it happened a long lapse and the puppet been shown that that day. it does not been a nice soak up costing me from the state does it cost you the approved list and filled the room they could go on not interest you or for the good news and in case that the notebook open adoption often called the doc on how important it is political stability in the reading on inflation under control and fall go. i think it's the most important thing. not going to fall into the sparkle in a good team the lead wh

was what was going to bed to look then make it into the frame and then you are political instability saul now i can use the dish was not an economy that rats which were declared as the economy of the puppet tech but not all conducted the export of it. gdp growth to zero. most of us is the soul if you asked me my who would be best with the armed wing the routes reducing inflation the cost of inflation had been torpedoed the country but yes inflation control inflation has been that the person next to him but i think the one working on a new crop of debate about the meaning that the strict and they would walk backwards which could have been a long lapse and the couple concerned that can be. it does not been a nice soak up costing me from birth to a close. the approved list and filled the room they could go on not interest you know what the good news and in case that things are possible. but often end up on how important is political stability in the reading on inflation under control and fall go. i think it's the most important thing before you fall into this book will be good either way it

saul ukraine status of implementation over jr the statement of the coconuts and welcomed by the osce monitors. these old still remains a trouble spot recently i was being threatened and attacked boston terrorists refused to surrender arms. nothing can dust to dust avoid the recent capture all that was the inspectors. it clearly indicates that russian separatist have no intention to fulfill the geneva agreement. indy. but the mole real political agenda the couple political goals and become old. any intention to hold and a violet. they simply execute orders from russia but this. all european security to stop and when moscow. as the cynical that breaks the principles all began the book a month on confidence and security building measures according to accept that we only get double commence ukraine in white to the russian federation to consultations on the issue off among those on the psalms and best defense comments. russia accused falsely of abducting that this effort cannot be applied to the cities and all but he stumbled this. as a puppet of the documents russia agrees to it. i calle

cctv correspondent hiroshima reports from saul.we got to move the country to get my intended us to the bn government is thinking of growing behind it. his criticism from each of the thing is that we don't have the heart of the kitchen is coming to rescue and recovery operation. i just pretended to work but it's just a show and maybe just maybe again this is the one hundred percent man made disaster if the government actually could call it showed in protecting day. toby came during a promotional video to be uncovered the kingdom now read it and kept talking up the safety aspect of the bed so we who was among the passengers follow the instructions of our crew members. i think this facile is different than any other transportation means. if the description of the boat crew that is now the focus of intense scrutiny. the team added that despite repeated calls to mind that the two component to order the evacuation of wounded men to be that of one point saying it did to evacuate passengers will they be rescued by the way the country's pre

time to call saul. there the saul clifford chance is the saul one of us all the last name in that series breaking bad i don't recall but they they're effectively performing that role in this absolute conspiracy i mean it's not a theory of a conspiracy this is about right conspiracy so let me ask let me jump in here because here we have neil mitchell vince cable george osborne lawrence tomlinson clifford chance. in my experience of observing british law is essentially every wife writes reports they were reports they do an inquiry then they write another report and it just goes away but we haven't heard we haven't even had a proper inquiry yet and that's what the government need to do they need to appropriate quietly and utility chim to the change the select committee should with oversight the treasury should intervene also. this bank is is morally technically financially bankrupt and it's going to quite a second bailout the level of things oh absolutely the level of compensation in the claims that we're

the report was strong all the way through, even discretionary items like eating and drinking places saul an increase. saw an increase. gdp much stronger than forecast. we thought we would see a half percent increase. instead we see .8%. while it may be not enough to do the first quarter, the second quarter starting off on a strong note. >> there has been a lot of talk about the weather affect at work . you see the hand of the taxman as well. >> the weather has gotten better. it is tax refund time. stronger --g stronger tax refunds. last year depressed by the fact that week ended the withholding benefit from congress. now running $40 refund in terms laste average higher than year. money that will probably go directly to the economy. as electronic filing continues to become the way of choice for most americans, we see refunds go out earlier, up from what we saw last year significantly. is this the turnaround in the economy everyone has been waiting for? >> too soon to tell, but looks like we're making progress in the right direction. not only the weather and taxes but starting to see incom

eric saul himself in print being written about by the man he was haunted by all those years.t was remarkable. >> sometimes people, i think, come to that conclusion having been driven by the pain and the desperate for revenge. somehow the greater wisdom to realize that if they do this they will be no different than him. >> from my point of view, having just focus on the first half of the story and not having to confront, i find him remarkable. eric didn't go through -- i think it is very easy to look at it. i think this is what makes this story so fascinating. you find the very burst and very worst of human nature. we see the very best of it at the end. >> i do wonder if the accumulation of the pain, if it hadn't lasted so long, if he hadn't spent so long and consumed by the rage and bitterness, and then met patti and experienced love. the juxtaposition of these things and then later in life, that encounter maybe only could've happened then. not five years after the war. all of these things taught him something about where he got to. >> you both had a chance to meet eric. how

lecter brodeur a strong israel the only way to persevere is to ensure we're capable of defending our saul's. the only way to do that is to assert the rights to our land and defend them. aside from israel the chief beneficiary of the israeli one state's plan is the united states of america. with that i will conclude my prepared remarks and i will be happy to hear from you. [applause] >> for the question is lined up. >> the of rise of anti-a is realism specifically with the united states with what do you attribute the decline of the jewish population is in the democratic change as well as percentages of the population as well as the common belief of angst the use of the country it is the rhetoric of the palestinians >> i speak much more important is the latter. the american jewish community has become quite confused from the tuesday paradigm. when i was growing up in chicago a jewish day school in the '80s the centerpiece was a non-jewish of identity for me and my fellow students was zionism that was replaced with holocaust education. we have a 4,000 year history. the holocaust was one of man

saul stages had more in common with him where he could express that. then is what brought that around. >> think you for coming. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [applause] they q very led to. for this wonderful of opportunity and your interest in my new book "american spartan" i am grateful for support a family and friends here

. >> i saul the black smoke. i was like, wow. that's really bad. and when i pulled in is when it all happened. people are running everywhere crying, screaming. everybody is in shock. >> yes. >> how far from the plant were you at this point? >> probably about 100 yards. >> shear luck prevented kelly from being injured. the explosion created shock waves faster than the speed of sound. damaged over 150 houses and destroyed a nearby apartment complex, a nursing home and the local high school. >> by midnight that night, he didn't call. he didn't text. >> wasn't like him. he would even in that chaotic moment, he still would have stopped to make sure we were okay. that's when it really sunk in, when i didn't get that text or that phone call. >> i am sure that you have relived that moment in your mind countless times. >> every day. >> joey pushofsky was one of 15 people killed that night, among the 12 first responders who instantly died in the plablast. hundreds of others suffered injuries, broken bobby bones, heads and blindness. >> it was really a shocki

. >> it's indicative of what we see saul over the country. bias takes many forms.otty remark here and there. then we have rants. epic rants where we hear just how deep seateded the hatred is for the republican party and conservatives. what's funny is his rant was offensive to me as a republican and factually incorrect. all of the groups he named in his diatribe of the party, women, hispanics, young people. these are all people that the republican party is attempting to help by creating jobs. equal opportunities unlike the democratic party who is trying to -- >> his political views don't belong there. the university says he can do what he wants. this is a matter of the classroom. faculty has academic freedom to conduct their classes. it is not a university matter. they don't care, probably because he's espousing the same things he believes. let's listen to the second sound bite. more of professor terry and his views he'll continue to espouse if the university has its way. >> you want equality. you want racial equality. you want financial equality. you want to be abl

she saul the black bears go buy. her kids were riding bikes and she weaned check on the kids.e noticed there were five black bears rummaging in her garbage. one bear raised up and knocked her down, bitting her on the head and arm and leg and then clawing her back. she says it tried to drag her towards the woods so she began to pray saying, i'm quoting, god, please, this can't be the end. it can't end like this. i literally heard jesus say to me, it's okay. you'll be at peace with it. i replied please, my kid need me. and then the bear released me. she was able to make it back to her house. >> she collapsed on the floor, and my oldest son was in the computer room and he dialed 9-1-1, and here we are. it was pretty close. it was pretty -- it was close call. she is fine now. >> reporter: he is amazed she is fine. every an the attack the husband says the bears just would not leave. when fish and wildlife authorities showed up they shot one bear because it was actually going after some of the authorities there, and then they euthanized the four others. the bears are just leaving th

>> joining me now, certified financial planner, saul simon of the simon financial group.k to the show. tell me, what did you make of answers you heard. >> i think they're absolutely right. it is difficult. some of those people have kids in college or wanting to be prepared for college. some people are not retired yet. agree at the five million dollars number. it takes a lot of money to live a quality of life especially in this northeast corridor. >> don't have to live in the northeast corridor. that is the beauty of that. we'll get to that in a second. i wanted to show results of a "gallup poll" which i think you will find interesting. retirement number, do you have enough, number one fear of americans. retirement. medical costs. maintain standards of living. paying off financial debt. that is financial fierce. is that what your clients tell you? >> they're fear is out living their money. they're not taking care, operating haphazardly. they're not organizing themselves. they really don't have a grasp to put together a plan and create a direction strategy. and they're afra

saul paulo. one can even say glassco. huge impact. >> rose: let's thank you about these images.ne is -- >> i first came to her writing. she's considered one of the most important living arab writers. but she had also been making paintings even before she began writing. what's remarkable is she writes through paintings. she's really inverting the logic how those two disciplines are kept distinct from one another. >> rose: the second is julie alt. >> julie alt had an exhibition at the whitn in 19889 of a collective called group material. politically engaged collective at the height of the culture wars in the late 80's. this uses, works from the whitney's collection and tries to reimagine a different history or a different trajectory for those works. >> rose: and the next one. >> this is a really interesting editorial collected from brooklyn. they're neither defined by themselves or the curators. this is around the garbage collection of pre 20th century art or furniture. what we think is happening to digital data as it becomes objects so there's a 3d scan or 3d printed scan of wash

but that saul a-in on results for first quarter and expectations for the year. >> the ruble certainlygood to see you. thank you so much. intel beating on the bottom line and matching on the top line for revenue. we appreciate you coming on. thank you so much. >> great to be back, thanks. liz: the stock not holding all of its gains in the after-market session, rich but we're watching it closely. rich: absolutely. for competitors sort of, google known for out of this world ideas such as buying the drone maker titan aerospace. the web giant filed a new patent, one that would potentially help millions of blind people. liz: in case you haven't noticed, yes, it is tax day, april 15th. before you get to the idea of getting a refund from the irs, get ready for a new push by some for a wealth tax. may not affect you. may just affect the wealthy but we're going to washington for details next. why relocating manufacturingpany to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the climate. the conditions in new york state are great for business. new york is ranked #2 in the nation for new private sector

march has changed hair color and lost some weight but if you look close, it's definitely the same saulofalo -- [ laughter ] -- who testified against the benzio crime family. thank you for coming. and, oh, look at this! sitting directly behind him, it's angela benzio! [ laughter ] known hitman for the benzio crime family, who recently escaped from jail after serving 10 years in prison. what are the odds? [ cheers and applause ] an interesting fact, his cell mate was, of course, jeff appleseed. [ laughter ] it turns out they put murderers and appleseed weirdoes in the same cell. ladies and gentlemen, joseph kearns is here. joseph is best remember for playing the role of mr. wilson in the "dennis the menace" television series from 1959 until his death in 1962. [ laughter and applause ] so good to see you again. folks, there is a deity among us this evening. the greek god of wine dionysus is here. tonight, the sweet nectar of your blessed grapes shall flow freely, o' mighty dionysus. and as we imbibe your fermented ambrosia, all gathered here this evening shall become less inhibited with e

he is against collectivists, big government, saul alinsky, people who promise heaven but deliver hillkoch has the right to say whatever he wants, but should he and his brother have the right to spend unlimited amounts of money, to buy influence that normal americans don't have? this isn't about free speech. it's about democracy. and making sure we don't turn into a country where politicians care more about the guys who spend millions on elections than the millions who vote in elections. joining me now is my colleague chris matthews, host of "hardball" here on msnbc. thanks for being here, chris. >> thank you, reverend. >> what's your reaction, first of all, to the charles koch op-ed today? >> well, i first thought about whether he thought about the liberty of salary hemings. weren't you thinking that? i was thinking that. i think jefferson said beautiful things. probably the most important sentence in our history, all men are created equal. probably the most important sentence ever spoken in the 20th century or many centuries. but yet when he went to write that sentence, he was shacke

we have toover saul the tax system, make it simpler, in a bipartisan way to americans this time of year do not feel like they are going through bureaucratic water torture to comply with the tax rules. you've given us very helpful suggestions here. senator hatch and i will be working together on this, and both sides of the aisle will figure out the appropriate side of oversight. we'll talk about it and inform members of our proposal, but, clearly, what we've learned today, starting with the gao is this problem persists. you've documented it a second time. it's consistent not just your analysis, but others. the taxpayer advocates said not only does the problem be now, but there's incentives for additional opportunities for the unscrupulous who are fortunately the minority to police our people and very often those are the most vulnerable, those who are the low income, so that audit concerns us, and then we're really glad that you caism because you've shown, once again, that oregon knows there's a better way. we don't just sit around and say, oh, this is wrong, that's wrok, but roll up our

hizo pasar como abogado >> el resultado fue una ordne de deportación pero la mala suerte fue cuando saulsta ocasión le pude entregar una gran noticia >> ¿qué tal señor solis si le entrego una carta firmada por el juez que dice que su caso ha sido aprobado, es residente y no tiene deportación >> el próximo paso fue ir a las oficinas del servicio de inmigración y ciudadanía, para toar las huellas >> estamos con las camaras de despierta américa para que usted no viva con este temor un hombre tan luchador como usted esta mañana recibe la sorpresa que ya es residente permantente legal y va a poder visita r a su papito >> muchas gracias >> muchas gracias abogado muchas gracias >> después de recibrla gran noticia fuimos testigos del momento en que el señor solis logró hablar con su padre en méxico >> le tengo una gran sorpresa, voy a poder visitarlo >> mucho gusto hijo >> su familia lo espera y en despierta américa seguimos cumpliendo sueños >> que gran emoción la junta de apelaciones reabrió su caso usando este poder el proceso que usan en casos excepcionaes por eso el señor solis es residente

we saul -- see some all hurt by the obamacare health care law and getting hit with smaller paychecks. nothing they asked for. they want to work, they're ready to work, willing to work. we have a weak economy an anemic economy. and the president and democrats don't seem to care. they don't seem to care. they think the debate is over. president obama says the debate is over. he says democrats who voted for this said, you know, should forcefully defend and be proud. how can you mr. president forcefully defend these smaller paychecks? how can you be proud of these smaller paychecks because of your law and what you've had democrats vote for? in north carolina, alaska when you hear these stories, new hampshire, one after another after another. colorado. well mr. president it's not over for americans like those who are tepbg to get hit in -- who are continuing to get hit in their wallets. people in new hampshire, north carolina iowa, colorado, alaska all over the rest of the country. and it's not over for republicans who will continue to stand up for those americans and keep pushing for comm

changes are saul.possibly get into an aircraft today and say i can type this aircraft if he had flown an aircraft in 1965. so ground forces or ground, have not changed as much as the rest of our forces. >> host: warrant in tyler texas e-mails it to you, i agree with the quote of condoleezza rice, why is the military used for other missions? we've been involved since world war i at the different regions. nationbuilding. how can we stop the thought process we must be involved in? >> guest: what was the gentleman's name again? post-cold war and. i think it's a woman. >> guest: this is wrong. we should not have made this staff and actually admired the man, but as general david petraeus who signed the documents say in our and marines had to be nation builders as well as warriors. i believe that sentence should be burned, stamped out, you raced. get rid of it. so far, the military has an unwilling to look at iraq and afghanistan and say did we undertake too much? they are still using the stop to the messed u

legal affairs and an analyst in san francisco we have mark hacker he is an arthur and columnist for saulf the east org and in moscow we cross to mark's lowballed he is a senior lecturer in researcher at moscow state university or a gentleman cross-talk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it alexander if i go to you first in london what's going on with this road map at the end of last week we had this agreement to deescalate the situation in ukraine but over the weekend it rapidly deteriorated in ukraine so it's a dead letter well one has to wonder i mean the problem is the will of the well is a statement which sets out the roadmap what there is at the moment is the complete lack of any political will to put it into effect and it has to be said very clearly that that lack of political will is coming at the moment from kiev primarily and also from washington the moment the the document was signed off we already saw washington trying to interpret it in terms of in its own terms as requiring people in the east to leave buildings first and with

this our time in damascus has killed at least twelve people according to syria's state media there saul took place on the technical institute and a mainly share neighborhood it comes a day after president bashar al assad put himself forward for reelection and a poll planned for the beginning of june. until government first has susan hayes here making demands on the president to step down they said how barricades of tires on the streets and said the lights the crowds accuse the musician come politician michelle leslie a wasting public money on luxury vehicles and international trips. at least seventeen people have died after more tornadoes paid the central united states the state of open so it was something they was down there with several times obliterated the forces say they are struggling in the same way that in the state. also catching a line in the kitchen a consistent constant to other fear of multiple quakes health problems and environmental damage just a few of the surprises cools by the fracking boom and taxes up to now all days had to go unpunished until that is the first ever

this week saul key is launching a military crackdown on the protest seeking to curb the anti my down ronnie's in the east but the attempt fell flat let's take a look at how the bones have been unfolding in recent days the deadline ickier had set for protesters to disperse expired at the end of last week descendants started sprouting up in new areas across the east and south of the country by last monday administrative buildings and police stations were occupied by activists in at least ten towns and cities one of the fiercest confrontations happened in the city of goal of go where people were demanding the police chief step down they seized his headquarters along with the town hall after that kiev made good on its own of threats and started a military crackdown choose a sort of first casualties for protesters died on the army's stormed and seized an airfield near the town of kramatorsk three more were killed on wednesday as there times the military base in the city of mariupol the same day ukrainian soldiers refused to shoot our own people and switched sides to join the protesters in

advice of a financial repressing nil by mouth defeating force feeding center banking become manic and saul a. marxist consumer he sees and i see it with me and the country is the federal government simply saves property of the united states government. is the united states privilege and it was done public has to realize it can't just by. just throw it away. for instance belongs to the united states environmental protection agency and i found this on a dump site here this is going to here and not wait. it produces of these little i have to should be able to collect these though i believe the bishops are responsible for the approval from cradle to grave. fatal from mexico comment of mental health from purdue will sell to murder and corporate are all but also belongs to the washington metro area transit authority to the properties of a dentist aids page friend and trademark office. this immediately shall we leave the baby. at the scene motion to the play your part of the physical. issues that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all politics. are to. and be usef

what about what threw the baby out with the bathwater saul solomon's choice how do we do it lawyers becausethey have no idea what technology is well and they also many times in the questions they asked the things you read at the decision ends up being completely different than what you think they're going to do so you don't know that but yeah they are they are the most powerful group out there and what is it said june thirtieth will come along in their law go you know overseas to teach classes and you're going to have tours with cameras to sell their books even though they won't allow them in that and mice you go back and you read the federalist papers where hamilton and madison were talking about supreme court as the early eighty's eighty one eighty eighty one eighty two eighty three four and hamilton made the point that the supreme court he was arguing that they did not have the power to strike down was praised unconstitutionality and he said in fact they're the least likely to offend because they will lack the power of the purse and the power of the sword there is executive branches the