. >> honduras es parte de la organización de estados americanos, después de dos años de seer suspendidos>> venezuela dio el apoyo también dijo que daba su voto con reserva apoyando el tema de ecuador . >> es posible por la unidad y la perseverencia en estos 23 meses que no nos dimos porvencidos,el siempre es doloroso suspender a un país de una organización porque pertenecemos todos y somos iguales pero sentimos ese día , que aquí estaban en juego principios importantes y son esos los que nos orientan en todos los momentos el principio de la democracia . >> ahora tiene una vez más a honduras en su seno, sino que recibir y ser parte de los programa sociales y del acceso del crédito , algo que honduras necesitaba . >> pero la mayoría decía que era importante que vlvieran estará una vez más en la asamblea en el salvador . >> nos informaron . >> la asamblea aprobó pàrte de la dream act , . >> para asistri a la universidad, a presentado todos los años desde el 2005, . >> durante su campaña el actual gobernador se comprometió a aprobarlas si es en ambas camaras . >> se limitarian las camaras de

and we will have lots of sunshine today and a seering heat that will be developing. by 9:00, 80. by noon, 90. by midafternoon, upper 90s. the record high today is 98 set on this date back in 1999. it will feel like 100 to 105 when you factor in the humidity. so dangerous heat. middle to latter part of the afternoon. then by late afternoon we should be in the mid-90s. so still hot. in fact, even hot into early this evening. a look at night planner coming up at 4:41. joe? >> thanks very much, tom. a major traffic alert for drivers taking the 14th street bridge. i-395 north from have have north into d.c. the district department of transportation is starting its final phase of the major rehabilitation project on the bridge. you can see this new traffic pattern for the next eight weeks. the construction zone shifted to the right center lane. three lanes of traffic back to the left. and one will get by to the right. ddot says it should complete this project by the fall. >>> this morning more than 100 people are displaced after this massive fire in prince george's county. firefighters r

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. >> host: to use force seer rewinding of the constitution? >> guest: i don't think so. one of the remarkable things is we have done very well with the constitution we have precisely because we figure out ways it can evolve to change with society but doesn't turn the constitution over two judges to do what they want and we found a and in no small part because of the genius of the framers, we found the document that is adaptable enough and capable of evolution not to put us in a straight jacket and why it has worked so well. >> host: you have several years of government service? >> guest: the justice department the office of legal counsel and solicitor general's office initially under president carter for a short time than under president reagan. >> host: what courses are you teaching right now? >> guest: constitutional law, federal jurisdiction, administrative law, a first-year course on legal theory designed to introduce the students to the basic operation of the system. >> host: is this your first book? >> guest: yes. >> host: published by oxford university press. he t

gangster that looks more like a grandpa has been described as chatty while behind bars.xd lindsay seerdated bulger and knew him as jimmy. >> we had a very nice life together. he was a wonderful father. he was very supportive. >> reporter: housed in plymouth county's notorious g unit, bulger is surrounded by other high-profile inmates, all considered dangerous. for 23 hours a day he's confined to a cell. bulger can shower, walk a caged yard or make a phone call during his one free hour. a far cry from life on the run lived in the open. bulger called santa monica home. neighbors say he was often seen at the bustling third street promenade. didn't seem to matter much police and surveillance cameras lined the walk. bulger is also said to have routinely crossed into mexico, slipping back and forth over the border with a fake id to buy medicine. for all those years it seems james bulger wasn't trying to hide as much as fit in. >> jimmy had always been adamant about the idea that he was not going back to jail. >> reporter: he's had a taste of prison before. in the '60s he did time on the rock

hair falling out, throwing up, seering pain through every muss until your body. hives so bad it makes you want to tear off your skin. >> first time the nurses came in, they put these blue jackets on that looked like they were going to get into a capsule and circumvent the moon. i said what's going on here? they said, one of these we call it the red devil. you put it in for 15 minutes and if you get neon you, it could burn you pretty badly, pretty severely. i said, gee, if that's going to happen to an exterior surface of a healthy person, what is the heck is this chemotherapy that's going to do me good, what are the bad effects going to be? >> reporter: hard on the body, harder on the soul. >> of course, at the forefront was that my family life would be destroyed. you know, on this earth. and that you know, i had a little girl that i wanted to see grow up and a wife that i was madly in love with. >> reporter: slowly and surely, the cancer and the chemo ground him down. by january of 2011, nick said no more. no more chemo. >> i said medically i'm through. i'd rathe

we are seer about creating jobs but we can't raise taxes on the very people who create jobs and keep spending money we don't have. >> reporter: goolsby also touched on the debt limit and says it is not and large clock. we can't just let it hit the ceiling, we have to raise it. >> peeker boehner says that is not going to happen without big- time spending cuts. >>> wegmans openedded its doors at a new store. it has become a custom what police are at the direction locating traffic whenever a wegmans opens. there were 1800 people in line before the doors were unlocked. that chain is based out of new york and has slowly been opening stores in our region in the last few world series. >> we hired about 500 people and you know, as we were interviewing various people, they said it is a really good thing you came here at this particular time because we need work and so we felt really good about that. and they're proud to be here. i think a lot of what we do isn't taking jobs away from anyone because we make a lot of things right here in the stores. >> danny we go man says the company is workin

which includes our share buyback program and the supervisor board is something going major changes the seer one third of the board will be taken up by new people will be less government officials and more independent directors now d.t.p. is expected to be discussing major multibillion dollar deals with bank of moscow as well as a potential war with transcribe it right now both banks are currently second to develop in europe and actually sperm bank has already confirmed interest in buying clothes bank international and b two b. is considering developing its operations in vienna it is not borders to attract local customers now we also hear that sperm bank contributes a hundred and eighty billion dollars to the economy and instructed him to make it to the top fifteen products in the world in terms of its profits get out the ok morgan of course or thank you very much for this indeed. normal spanish cucumber old brussels sprouts russia will be on a diet free of european festivals until the government is sure they're free of equal light not only will this make it more difficult to find your five

economy to actually be able to post a moderate recovery plus the end of the seer but we're not your forecast was to think that the u.s. economy grew at three three percent planned this year and that should be enough to just buy a new can we three and i think more importantly. one of his speeches basically said recently that it would be very hard for him to be good can you three as well because he sees inflation coming back and so he called me ready so we don't think that if you commute three after there's. now the world's top iranian producer roussel says it plans to produce four point one million tonnes this year despite the figure being roughly the same as last year companies investing heavily in new capacity and they had a capital markets outlines the production. at least here we plan to have quiet there fled to the level of production so it should be at a four point one million tons pretty much in line with the amount the filomena produced last year and going forward we definitely will increase oil production. coming for all my new projects a new smelter so we building in say dear. old s

beyond seven per cent the cea even said that the massive capital outflow the brush of the fool the seer could be a benefit there was no use this threshold this global liquidity it was the most you can money market is not all domestic inflation performance. and helps us also pointed out that the banks work in the root canal and reform and the point echoed by the had a ferocious second largest bank be to be the fed better known to be at pre-crisis levels we see it will be improvements in them in the present it will mean so far the loan will give them a bad loan so i recently mentioned that i would like to see them to see a storm that the level of from. the road to bestow how it will be pre-crisis the message may be come to russia but it's one of the key investments of the russian companies off to the sort of model that believes in the contras longer term prospects not the easy easy out investor searching for a quick buck. let's take a look at the markets now oil is extending its winning streak showing woodward gains for thirty days to kill stuffier opinion will provide financial aid for g

economy to actually be able to post a moderate we call it was the end of the seer not your forecast you to think that the u.s. economy grew at three point three percent but i think this year and that should be enough just by looking we three and i think. one of the speakers basically said recently that it would be very hard for him to get a commute through as well because he sees inflation coming back and so he called me already so we don't think that if you can be three years. well stuck on a minion produce a rule sol says it plans to produce four point one million tonnes this year despite the figure being roughly the same as last year and companies investing heavily in new capacity ahead of capital markets outlined. this here we plan to have quite the flats level of production so it should be at four point one million tons pretty much in line with the amount the for the median price was last year and going forward that we definitely will increase our production mostly coming from. the projects and you smelter so we building in siberia you know the police can trust me yesterday just to

eleven military sales so the united states plans to export forty six point one billion and weapons a seer which is double what they exported in two thousand and ten now part of the reason is that all of these nato bombing campaigns well it's apparently depleting the weapons ammunition and the resources of all their allies so the allies have to come to the united states to replenish their stocks which is a good racket for the us use only a razor and they buy the blades it's own the razor to last but you make it up on its own the blades the us gives nato all the stuff the bomb people with the run of the. bombs going to bomb or bombs it's a brilliant story it's a brilliant business if you're genocidal maniac and then another headline along this rack at the times square racket of shaking down people around the world how this pathetic empire is collapsing in a pure coincidence gadhafi m p did us oil interests before the war so this is glenn greenwald and he's talking about wiki leaks documents which show that the opening of libya thanks to j.p. morgan executive tony blair going there and meeti

if you read it in the transcript, it sounded sip seer. >> we had this debate on and off air. sarah palin is between a politician and provokture. she likes making mischief. >> we do have the quote. you have to see her facient expression. watch. >> i think there is a curiosity factor there still in play. i don't know. i apologize if i stepped on any of that pr that mitt romney needed or wanted. i sincerely apologize i didn't mean to step on anybody's toes >> a lot of people think you love stepping on his toes. >> not his. i will step on the toes of those who are making poor decisions for our nation. >> the toe she stepped on had to do with the mandate for health care. >> she called it pr. this is someone who is one of the savviest if not the most savvy people in our media. she knows what she is doing with that sarcasm. >> we are being shameless about it. i have a new thing we are starting called shameless plugs i start with you. what's your shameless plug of the day for reading or writing or whatever? >> newark with the white house talking

i want to show our viewers disturbing video out of seer se -- syria that we received. take a look at this. ivan, tell us, what exactly are we seeing and where did we get this video, do you know? >> this is a cell phone video recorded by an activist who smuggled himself across the border last night. i interviewed, i spoke with him, fellow by the last name of ali hassan. he filmed this near the border of jabil al zawiya. you can see demonstrators marching up the highway and suddenly the gunfire was unleashed. he says many people were killed and wounded in this attack. he says the security forces, syrian security forces, wearing uniforms were about 50 meters away from where they opened fire on the people here. there are terrifying scenes we've seen replayed in other parts of syria over the course of this 2 1/2 month anti-government protests that have erupted. despite that, this man went back across the border. he said they plan to hold anti-government protests again today, friday is always the day of these protests. and he said -- he denied all of these accusations from t

the pedestrians, bicyclists and sight seers. >>> today we're getting the first clear pictures of congresswomansince she was shot in the head in january. the pictures first appeared on her facebook page this morning. let's bring in cnn's lisa sylvester who joins us from washington. lisa, the pictures show a smiling giffords. they give us some indication that she's come a really long way since when she was shot meeting her constituents in arizona. >> deb, she looks absolutely terrific. gabby giffords on her facebook page, more than 800 people who have now posted comments sending her well biwishes. a sample of some of them. great to see you smiling. you're a wonderful inspiration. another one reads, same smile, same attitude, can't wait to see you back in congress. she continues to improve. she's walking more. her verbal and cognitive skills are coming along. now we have these pictures. and you can see some differences in the latest pictures. you know, her hair is darker. it's cropped short. she's wearing glasses. but the most obvious difference is the indentation on the left side of her head. th

seer pray -- sierra nevada. the slow melt has been really slow. when you get temperatures that warm up fast, running very high, very cold. highs will be in the 70s. it will be hot in marino. lots of sunshine. 60s, 70s and 80s. temperatures coming up. 70s, 80s. tomorrow we'll see a definite separation between the coast and inland areas. brentwood 85. 4 in gilroy. strrs centerville 75. warm weather is on the way for just about everybody, especially last we head into sunday and monday. >>> political analysts are not laughing over stephen colbert's appearance. we saw his star before the federal election commission about an hour ago. we were wondering why he was there. now we know. he is starting a super political action committee or pac and is seeking an exemption allowing him to use staff land resources for the pac. coal brt is trying to poke fun at campaign finance laws, but many worry that people can use resources from their networks to help their action committees. >> very interesting. >> now we know. >>> terrorizing the terrorists. we'll tell you

a seering revival of the 1985 drama about the beginning of the aids epidemic. >> a sweet, dying child together with his mom. they haven't seen each other for 15 years. he never told her he was gay. he didn't want to see her now. >> reporter: parsons plays tommy boright a gay activist giving comfort where he can. >> it's very hard-hitting. i think it's a real slap in the face. i think it's a real slug in the gut. >> there are going to be a lot of mamas flying into town not understanding why their sons have suddenly upped and died from pneumonia. >> we've been blessed with beautiful reviews. we've been blessed with five tony nominations. suddenly it's a real event. >> reporter: right now parsons can't get enough of broadway. >> it's an absolute addiction right now. i'm quite swimming in it. >> reporter: it sounds a little sheldon cooperesque. >> you're right. it's obsessive. >> reporter: and obsessive is surely one way to describe sheldon cooper. >> you know me to be a very smart man. don't you think if i were wrong, i'd know it? >> reporter: the role that has made the 38-year-old actor

and the other hand for some reason we allow them, we allow the state to fully regulate the penal seer and to create a huge prison apparatus. so it's that contrast between those two which has do with basic assumptions we have. about what the state is good at what the state isn't good at. and disillusioned in part that it is some orderliness in the economic realm. there is this invisible hand of economic realm. there is this freedom and economic realm that we shouldn't be touching. >> which the image on the front of your book? >> the image on the front of the book is this hand that his mistress and holding up this leaf. and essentially it's the idea that it's magic, the magical idea that effect we could get kind of create this orderliness. we could create a space without touching it. and that is of course the image of an orderly market, an orderly space. and we don't really have to touch it. it happens on its own. and so we don't put our fingers in it. we don't have to hold on to it. we just kind of, it's there. >> you teach at the law school, and political science department here at th

it that way and then you hear people say well, you know, you people graduating from college these seersiminished expectations. i'm thinking my goodness, this is america. in america, where only limited by imagination and ingenuity and diligence. as one of my motivations and people ask me why do you want to run for office again? there's many reasons i decided to get off the sidelines and fight for america's future. these use of private have allowed me to spend more time with my wife and children commit to a meaningful memorable things that it allowed me to reflect, renew and resolve advanced ideas and reforms that are absolutely necessary to get our country back on track to become the land of opportunity for all. this is for future generations and it is a crucial time in the course of our history. we see an ascendant that every single vote counts whether it halterman stressed the by one foot on christmas eve what the stimulus spending are failing to rein in the unelected bureaucrat and epa, every vote counts. still though ms ctu, it is not an easy decision to run for public office. i did

i wish i had the opportunity to beat every seer and a person, but i know many of you on any occasion me feel i am indicating with all of you. are you, i would like to send my greetings to every citizen, to every brother and sister, to every young man and woman, to every mother and father, expressing their commitment to their national unity and working hard in order to ensure the country's safety while giving everything in their power in order for it to remain strong. it took me some time to address you, despite the fact that some of those i met recently visually to speak sooner to the citizens. it has taken me this time because i didn't want to make my speech a platform for propaganda it did not want to speak about what we will achieve, but rather about what we have achieved or what is in the process of being achieved. i wanted the substance of my speech to be based on what i have heard too many meetings of syrian citizens in the last two weeks. credibility come which has been the foundation of a relationship between the people and i can which is the relationship of time these rather

for example, with your support enacted 100% expensing for a business is the seer will provide about $150 billion in tax relief to 2 million businesses this year and next. we have called attention to fixing the tax code to promote long-term growth. during this year's state of union address, the president said by reforming the corporate tax code we can help our companies compete globally. he called on congress to get out of the loop holes, level the playing field and use the savings to lower the corporate tax rate for the first time in 25 years without adding to the enormous debt to say. and you've pointed out there are other ways we can remove barriers to your success. thanks in part to the suggestions for the business community. president obama directed his staff to go through regulations which are on the books and find the ones out of date, unnecessary, excessive or in conflict with other rules. he directed each agency to come up they plan to make sure that regulations are doing what they are supposed to do. at the lowest possible cost, the american businesses, states and citizens. this