many carrying signs saying stop illegal immigration and return to sender. the undocumented immigrants were flown from california to texas where officials there say there's been a recent influx of unaccompanied minors. >>> parts of the midwest are dealing with the effects of the dangerous weather. relentless rain caused flooding on a chicago roadway. some were forced to abandon their car. an indiana man was crushed to death when a storm hit his home. two teens were stuck in a storm drain. the body of one was found in a nearby lake. the other survived. >>> with the mississippi river reaching record levels, iowa remains under water. >>> the fighting in iraq intensifies, and leaders are turning to others for help. a second batch of russian fighter jets arrived tuesday. they will be backed for iraqi troops. audi arabia is giving $500 million to united nations to protect and divide for iraqis. meanwhile, forces started an offense to recapture tikrit. it's important to the government following two weeks of defeat by isis. look at this. new video claims to show isi

. >> instead of signing one shoe, drinks wine out of the other after sender her a bottle of wine, andthe audience made her drink as well by egging her on. >> what if she has fungus or athlete's foot and pieces of her skin are pealing off. >> was not thinking about that. >> that's gross. >> it's disgusting. you know? >> toenail clippings. >> i'm gagging at my own video. >>> that's all for us here at "right this minute" thank you for joining us, and we'll see you next time. -- capt >>> hi, everybody, i'm beth troutman. if you love videos from the web, this is the show for you, "right this minute." >>> a russian driver takes on a biker gang while his girlfriend cowers in the car. >> she's helpless. >> wait until you see the wild twist that puts her in the middle of the action. when you see this many girls fighting, you know why there was a whole lot of hair pulling going on. >>> a speedboat named hot lemon is about to -- >> turn into a hot mess. >> how the driver

i think i'd like these words: return to sender. return to sender. it's not just a great song but a pretty good something to put on a tombstone. fits nicely, too, i think. the leaders are many things. you all have been leaders throughout your lives. leaders -- i like to think that leaders are humble, not haughty. we lead by our examples not to say as i do but do as i do. i like to think of leaders as having the courage to go out of step while others are marching to the wrong tune. leaders are also purveyors of hope. and this is not a hopeless situation. this is actually quite a hopeful situation. i've been up here drinking water. sometimes i have to be careful not to drink too much in these hearings when i'm by myself, but this is a glass half full situation. this is definitely a glass half full situation. and if we can get our act together here in this body on capitol hill working with the president, all the key sta stakeholders, this could turn out a whole lot better than some people are willing to believe just a few years ago. and part of the key

many were carrying signs that said stop illegal immigration and return to sender. the busses had to go to a different border patrol station more than an hour away. the undocumented immigrants had been flown into california from texas where officials said there's been a recent influx of unaccompanied minors. >> parts of the midwest are dealing with the effects of this year's dangerous weather. relentless wind and rain created flooding and sinkholes on a chicago highway. travelers trying to catch flight at o'hare were forced to abandon theirs cars. the 64-year-old indiana man was crushed to death when a tree fell on his home. the storm downed hundreds of trees in the areas. >>> in iowa two teens were sucked into a storm drain. after 8 inches of rain fell in just a few hours. the body of one was found in a nearby lake. the other survived. >>> and with the mississippi river nearing record high levels parts of davenport, iowa, remain under water. >>> as the fighting in iraq intensifies leaders are turning to other governments outside the u.s. for help. a second batch of

coverage of protesters of one of the buses taking immigrant children and their signs that said return to sender. and i walked around the whole day with a pit in my tom acthinking about all the young people that we have worked with and the response that they were getting at the border. but my day got a little bit better because late in the day i got a call from supervisor campos's office saying that he was going to introduce legislation and i remembered that no matter what is happening in the rest of the country, san francisco has the opportunity to do the right thing. and i think in this situation we have an opportunity to be a leader and to have a response that is humane and is compassionate. and, so, i want to thank supervisor campos for this legislation and urge all of you to support it. thank you so much. >>> hi, my name is cathy buick, i'm here representing the american federation of teachers local 20 and 21 in support of item 74. and i have the statement to read from our union president. aft 21 21, the faculty union at city college of san francisco has endorsed the eighth came pain to hav

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you have touched third rails rails on their way and you backed me up with your facts sender and not by what has the response been? >> guest: there's a lot of name-calling and a lot of that i think childishness. unfortunately what you don't get is a lot of engagement of the ideas. instead you are put on the couch. you have seen this happen with clarence thomas. justice scalia is wrong on a number of issues if you are a liberal but clarence, susan just wrong. he is a sellout. he's got psychological problems. you get a lot of that. black conservatives get psychoanalyzed. >> host: they do. allen west. >> guest: that's what the reaction typically has been. now that is a reaction usually coming from black -- when i engage average blacks who aren't in the business of punditry or journalism or politics i get quite a different reaction. it's just common sense of course. who thinks differently? so there is this disconnect between your naacp national urban leg and rank-and-file blacks. i think they are wide differences and it's unfortunate to me that many in the media continued to run to the jess

sender responds that lou dobbs news. going fierce and i about the ebola virus that have infected to americans. and an american docker in this station worker are fighting for their lives against the disease that has no cure and can be easily transmitted through bodily fluids. this outbreak is the worst in history and it killed 660 people in many places and recently spread to nigeria. we are coming right back. >> president obama may be ready to give amnesty to 5 million more illegal immigrants. the head of the possibilities executive actions coming up if you wear a denture, touch it with your tongue. if your denture moves, it can irritate your gums. try fixodent plus gum care. it helps stop denture movement and prevents gum irritation. fixodent. and forget it. this is why i joined the guard. i couldn't believe it. i just saved a life. somebody from my hometown. announcer: be there for your community, at nationalguard.com. ever since we launched snapshot, my life has been positively cray-cray. what's snapshot, you ask? only

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we bonded sender and the president asked some of his staff, do you think we should bomb on christmas? i was one of those guys who said yes, they are not christians and north vietnam. they are atheists. besides, they always like to bomb on holidays. the biggest holiday weekend happened that part of the world and a attacked. i said by all means, otherwise they'll take advantage of it and the ho chi minh trail will not stop because we do. the president didn't agree with me. the president felt he should bomb. so we have a 36 bombing call. on christmas eve or passing through the 25th. the media header the media had heard he called it the christmas bombing and they just couldn't stop. they just love to do that. pick up any book right now in vietnam. go see the christmas bombing that never occurred. however, the bombing we did do a december was massive of military target and industrial targets. they came to the table. they signed the agreement we wanted to sign. that was it. the work is done. a lot of people were very happy. we went out to every anti-vietnam demonstration speeches about how

all the attention september areas rounds this guy, sixers sender nerlens noel. he missed all of last year rehabing from torn acl and will make sixers debut and hoping pro career gets off on the rights foot. >> it's been a long, year and a half and i've been itching tat to get back. i will come out and play hard and show what i improved on the jumper and everything offensively and defensively and physically. i'll go out and play hard. >> there's no expecttations on him. we want to say ner le ens be nerlens. we will try make it simple and easy for him as well. >> it will be greet see him in action. he's been healthy since the end of last year. >> if popping hot dogs in your smouj not enough to celebrate on this holiday wait until you see what the winner of nathan's famous hot-dog-e ♪ you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedaboud it. this is new york. hey little guy, wake up! aw, come o

so we tried to keep independent of each other, but at a press conference, the sender would say, oh god, here they come, the culture club. it is interesting that not every news outlet, not every newspaper, had a full-time reporter assigned to cover the filibuster in the civil rights bill. we did not have anybody from "the washington post" with us regularly. robert albright was assigned to the story, but we never saw him. the big newspapers, the chicago tribune, the st. louis post-dispatch, it was not that there were no-shows, it was that they did not think the story deserved its own coverage, which the culture club was doing. but it was my first introduction to covering something that important day in and day out. and i learned as much about the senate and the vanity of the senate and the dependence on the staff members. some senators were stupid and some were bright. in between, there were a lot of senators. [laughter] but it was an education for me. >> you are looking for conspiracy theories, which i love. a 28-year-old reporter who was getting won by line every day in the new york he

most theories sender on it falling into russian hands. >> it would almost certainly have to be supplied from russia. the smaller parts, systems we've seen in rebel hands in recent months are not capable of reaching that altitude. it would have to be a system that would have to be externally supplied. >> at the crash site, search and investigation is underway. what the impact of this strategy will be on a crisis that's already engulfed ukraine and the international community is far less clear. >> well this of course is a global tragedy. 173 people died on board that plane. they were from the netherlands. 27 were from australia. 12 from indonesia, nine from the uk. there were germans, belgiums, filipino filipinos, canadians. let's get the latest from kuala lumpur. i suspect the big question for authorities there is why was this plane full of passengers, a commercial flight flying over hot water. >> that's right. that's the question being asked time and time again today. of course after this terrible accident happened, there were several other airlines in the region that said we've been av

. >> reporter: holding signs that said return to sender, stop illegal immigration, about 100 protesterslocked the road as three bus loads of undocumented migrants approached the center detain in texas and flown to california would be processed by customs and border patrol. the move is an attempt to ease the badly strained border patrol efforts in texas. >> i wish america would be america again because it's not and it's just not pointed to the hispanics. it's everybody needs to go through the legal rights. >> reporter: the union for the border patrol agents is concerned about the security of the facility. >> my concern is they are going to be eating in the same holding cells that someone is going to be sitting there using the bathroom. >> reporter: he's a union official. he says processing migrants instead of enforcing the borders is only making the situations worse. >> the cartels have taken advantage of these people trying to cross. as soon as they see that agent is occupied with that group of 20, 30 people, the smugglers who are running their illicit drugs and running around it. >> if

he never opened that one and had it marked returned to sender. >>> now to our latest installment of backyard weather. doug is live in kensington, maryland, tonight. hey, doug. >> hello. my food is right over there. i know everybody is wonder whering my food was. this is the backyard. i got to tell you guys, here we are0l in kensington. a phenomenal backyard, and a backyard that's been really 37 years in the making. you guys have just about done everything yourself. from laying the brick by yourself. mike, you guys have done this. it's really been a work of art for you guys. >> yes. >> something to do. >> something to do. >> well, you had a lot of something to dos apparently. there's a lot going on. what was it about your backyard th that. >> we contacted channel 4 and we never connected -- >> it's a great -- where what do you call that? the hobbit house? if you want an awesome hobbit house, this is going up for sale. i get 2%. let's take a look. show you what's going on. again, it is a beautiful, beautiful afternoon at 1.5%. take a look at the forecast. 84 degrees. that's the current number

return to sender. >> that's pretty good. >> return to sender. it's not just a great song but a pretty good -- something to put on a tomb stone, it fit nicely, too, i think. the leaders are many things. you all have been leaders throughout your lives. i like to think that leaders are humble, not hardy. i like to think as leaders have courage to keep out of step when everyone else is marching to the wrong tune. they are also prevailers of hope. that's not my words. leaders are purveyors of hope. it's actually a hopeful situation. i've been out here drinking water, this is a glass half full situation. this is definitely a glass half full situation. if we can get our act together here in this body on capitol hill, working with the president, all the key stakeholders, you know, this can turn out a whole lot better. some people are willing to believe just a few years ago. part of the key to this is having the right folks on the board of governors. when people say to me what is your all time favorite job, i tell them the best job i ever had was at ohio

retrieve them from the sender or the recipient.hey say they've handed over tens of thousand but they don't have them. >> they said only the surface. in the meantime, we like seeing you on our chat like we mentioned. a lot of great questions on health care. we're watching those. we'll continue to see you on the chat during the break. we'll be back here in an hour. >> see you then. >> "outnumbered" starts right now with the ladies. who is that one lucky guy? you never know. >> i don't know today. >> this is outnumbered. today's hashtag one lucky guy, brian and he's outnumbered. >> that's unbelievable. i just saw eric in the elevator. he should know that i'm the lucky guy today >> they're not supposed to tell. >> i know but i nodded along like i'm watching. this is my life, on the elevator with eric and he pretends i don't know. >> brian, you told me i'm not allowed to touch your stuff. >> that was a secret before the show. >> there are no secrets here, brian. >> welcome to the fox family. >> thank you. >> so glad you're here. >> i'm

return to sender. return to sender. and it's not just a great song. but a pretty good -- pretty good something to put on a tombstone. fits nicely, too, i think. the leaders are many things. you've always been leaders throughout your lives. leaders, i think to think of leaders are humble not haughty. we lead by examples. not do as i say, but do as i do. i like to think as leaders as those who have the courage to keep out of step when everyone else is marching to the wrong tune. leaders are also purveyors of hope. leaders are purveyors of hope. this is not a hopeless situation. this is actually quite a hopeful situation. i've been up here drinking water, sometimes have to be careful not to drink too much. but this is a glass half full situation. this is definitely a glass half full situation. and if we can get our act together, we're in this body, on capitol hill, working with the president, all the key stake holders, you know, this can -- this can turn out a whole lot better than some are willing to believe just a few years ago. and part of the key to

some of voices here yelling, you see the signs, return to sender.hey are saying people should come to this nation legally and not through a back door. but the fact remains on those buses are children. we've had people sit on this very desk is say it's unamerican we would turn these children away that are facing poverty and maybe even death back home in their home nation. how do we balance those two things? >> very difficult subject. we are a nation of law, and we are a government and a nation that took great stock in our legacy of immigration. we are all immigrants and post 9/11 as we see with the chinese exclusion acts in the 1800s, when that pendulum swings and there's for immigration and against immigration kind of sentiment, when you have a deafening silence in washington, a president trying to do something and congress won't budge, you can't advance this. there are multiple truths here. the truth is a humanitarian nation. these are children. the most vulnerable. they may have good political or criminal activity that they are seeking refuge. >>

there's lots of recipients and senders, and we were looking at many different forms and sources of those e-mails. and it didn't become apparent based on that that there were any missing e-mails before that. >> let me ask you this. if somebody -- you're investigating an entity, government agency, whatever, that agency has a duty, once they know they're under investigation, to preserve evidence, correct? >> that's correct. >> and they have a duty to produce the relevant documents that are requested in the course of that, correct? >> that's correct. >> that would fall ultimately to the agency head to make sure the agency complies with the justice department, right? >> i imagine the agency ultim e ultimately bears responsibility. but there are people further down who actually do the work. >> in the course of investigating a case, if you're investigating an agency and entity, and there's evidence that is destroyed, and that agency knows that they're under investigation, don't they have a duty to report that to the justice department, so that you know -- so that you know that the evidence has

return to sender. return to sender. and it's not just a great song. but a pretty good -- pretty good something to put on a tombstone. fits nicely, too, i think. the leaders are many things. you've always been leaders throughout your lives. leaders, i think to think of leaders are humble not haughty. we lead by examples. not do as i say, but do as i do. i like to think as leaders as those who have the courage to keep out of step when everyone else is marching to the wrong tune. leaders are also purveyors of hope. leaders are purveyors of hope. this is not a hopeless situation. this is actually quite a hopeful situation. i've been up here drinking water, sometimes have to be careful not to drink too much. but this is a glass half full situation. this is definitely a glass half full situation. and if we can get our act together, we're in this body, on capitol hill, working with the president, all the key stake holders, you know, this can -- this can turn out a whole lot better than some are willing to believe just a few years ago. and part of the key to

. >> reporter: holding signs that read "return to sender" and "stop illegal immigration." about 100 protesters blocked the road as three busloads of undocumented migrants approached the center where the immigrants detained in texas and flown to california would be processed by customs and border patrol. >> you are obstructing the roadway. >> reporter: the move in an attempt to ease the badly restrained border control efforts in texas. >> i wish america would be america again because it's not and it's just not pointed to the hispanics. it's everybody needs to go through the legal rights. >> reporter: the union for the border patrol agents is concerned about the influx of migrants to a facility used to temporarily hold smugglers along the nearby interstate corridor, not processed 140 people every 72 hours. >> my concern is they're eating in the same holding cells somebody setting five feet away using the bathroom. >> reporter: ron zermono says processing migrants instead of enforcing the borders is making situations worse. >> the cartels are taking advantage of the people co

text messages like many other palestinians right now, and that text message from an unidentified sender says -- names a spokesman of hamas' military wing and says he is a big liar. we are supposing that this could be part of an israeli intelligence effort to again try and denounce these claims as not true, although all the while, the israeli military hasn't come out and confirmed or really deny whether this soldier is in fact captured but it does go to the core of what israel is trying to do here. it is fighting an urban guerilla war and hamas and its militants, being a guerilla force, perhaps sending out messages of to civilians is an effort to what counterinsurgency efforts would say is to try to separate the fish from the water, trying to split the militants off from any civilian support. but of course, if this proves true, it could be a game changer. we know how hard israel tries to get either the bodies of its dead soldiers back from the battlefield or to get its live soldiers back and hamas will undoubtedly try and use this if it does prove true both for political and military lev

protesters carried signs that read, "return to sender" and "no amnesty," among many others. people in their cars blockaded the road. they were waiting for that bus load of kids. then a strange thing happened while they were waiting. going to play it out for you. it's hard to hear, but it is this weird, confusing moment. take a look. >> okay. here's the bus. >> ymca bus. >> oh. they are tricking us. >> ymca? ymca? >> there's a bus, hopefully it's just -- >> i will, but this is ymca. >> ymca? >> you're going to freak these kids out. >> so what basically happened right there is the school bus full of kids, american kids in this case, was heading to the ymca day camp that's taking place in the area. it's right on the north side of the catalina mountains. the bus was making its way to the camp when it was met by the anti-immigrant protesters. of course, those protesters initially thought, well, it's a bus full of kids so it must be a bus full of immigrant kids. if it's a bus full of immigrant kids, we better stop it. for a quick moment, they thought it was the bus they were meant

we've all used that recall button or the unsend button and you get an e-mail in your inbox saying the sender is attempting to recall the message. immediately that puts out a red flag. maybe we can make that button a little more effective for these situations going forward. jon, talk about facebook in a second, but a quick note. we'll talk to the journalist who wrote an article on stan o'neil in a few minutes. he wrote an article back in 2007 on the bbc website, was a blogger. when he recently did a search for this article he found that he got a google message instead saying that because of google's new european laws, that article had been wiped from the database, at least in europe. kara, the point of this was to let regular sins wipe the slate clear after so long. is this the right thing to do? >> i don't know who removed in is one. questionable who removed it, but sort of like the wikipedia thing. everything else, no, i was talking to google executives in europe, there recently. this is really problematic for them, in terms of who has the right to the remove it, what should they do, who wi

time the argument that were against the gaza city on the affordable care act which at least several senders relied on heritage foundation paper making that argument. it all started here and here we are again. before i say much more i just want to point out something that has been set up to now and i'm glad it hasn't. it leaves me something to say. this is a terrific book. it's just a really good book. i was getting ready this morning at us trying to psych myself up to participate in everything so i went back and i decided i would read a little bit of the beginning to remind myself what was in near. your. we were working on the pages and the manuscripts some time ago i started reading it and i couldn't put it down. it wasn't only my own stuff i was interested in. although i like that stuff, too. it wasn't just me. it was just a fascinating read. so i want to urge people who think fine, i've watched the program, now what? why should it be t the book? the book is interesting debate that is just inherently interesting and dramatic as you see it evolve and the emotions coming out of these there

people had sent the e-mail sender not all he e-mails, so i take that as a good sign. what we tried to do in the story is to represent people's experiences truthfully and honestly as we could and at the same time apply the critical analysis skills of a social scientist. we tell stories of numbers, big numbers of folks who are represented in this story, but also individual experiences and journeys. there's four things i thought might be helpful to share that i'll walk away from the study after tenures thinking is really important. one is the significance of what we call institutional leadership. george hile meyer is an extraordinary man, an engineer who grew up not too far away and the university of pennsylvania. his parents were immigrants to this country. he didn't have a lot of money. his dad was a janitor. but he went to college, studied engineering and got a job working for rca. while he was an engineer there, he actually discover the type knowledge sheet that would allow liquid crystal displays, something we use today. the problem however is george discovered this

the district engineer says that the sender has long been a stored on crime.ide predict additional protection for the writers. here's san rafael terisa estacio kron 4 news. >>: jane klein still under fire over a collision that happened three weeks ago and was so glad the attorney for the other driver says that the mayor has still not turned over her insurance information is now the city says that the crime must file a claim for damages. faug a long process. the writer and 92 west baden 70 a bridge after things are really turned out nicely for the west of ride there is an accident without near the base of the high rise and the westbound direction. a block when linda traffic and that's why things are so but would back up for the west ball commute. >>: fas were continued to file the fire in the north they note the new numbers as 43,200 a. burned so far will have more in just a few minutes. general cars can be dangerous for motorcycles there lay in the right way for a safer road. upon it is a simple concept that could save lives did let up the bicycle closed-end s

lerner wasn't it recipient or sender of e-mail -- ms. lerner was a recipient or sender. there were 80 two other custodians. the irs had identified the 24,000 lois lerner e-mails between january 2011 and april 2011. why did the irs take the steps to recover ms. lerner's e-mails? >> that was an attempt on our part to produce as many e-mails from her accounts or other accounts as possible to the request of this committee and the ways and means committee to produce all of lois lerner's e-mails. so we are trying to make sure that there were no e-mails anywhere in the system to or from lois lerner that we had located and not provided. >> so despite the hard drive crashed, the irs has still produced 24,000 plus additional e-mails from his lerner. is that right? >> that is correct. >> witnesses have told this committee that in february 2014, irs employees discovered there were fewer of lois lerner's e-mails from 20 09 to april 2011 than there were for other periods. upon this discovery, irs officials immediately took steps to determine the reasons for this discrepancy and whethe

this agreement consistent with the sender's mccain bill allows the chance to live 40 miles or more from the va facility to get their health care outside. he should be able to go to a provider in your community. this bill in terms of dollars provide some $10 billion for contacting of health care and for those veterans and $10 billion. acting va secretary and many of the veterans organizations have made it clear that we need to make sure that va has the doctors and nurses and medical personnel and the space then need to provide $5 billion to strengthen the capabilities. this legislation consistent with bills passed and the house unanimously and in the senate authorizes funding and releases to seven major facilities in 18 states that will cost about a billion and a half dollars. we have all been outraged by the distortion of data. this bill contains language which will allow the secretary to fire people immediately who are doing -- who are underperforming or line. it gives them a 21 day appeal to temper and. this bill also contains other positions and includes delivery of care to veter

our friend here comes in to the nba lou sender? change your name. huge controversy in sports. casius clay/mohammed ali. and the whole issue all certainly during my time and my childhood, i know exactly where i was in the march of 197 be 1 listening on the radio as people were trying, you were either a joe frazier fan. and that had one set of perspectives or you were a mohammed ali fan. that will had a different perspective for blacks and whites. they were both in each of those fighters' camps trying to define, you know, are you a radical, or are you, you know, in a more establishment kind of mode? >> what's been going on. i mean not all of that during my time but certainly from the '60s on up, how race and other issues have played out on a larger scale in the united states of america and around the world shaping attitudes and perspectives on who we are and what we are about and a lot of that continues. >> with a danger? >> has that not changed? i am asking the question because respectfully, maybe you are older? >> that is nice. >> a little younger. yeah. but that fight was abo

about how they could release that information about those individuals so as to discredit them as the sendersand prevent them from being listened to in their communities which is pure j. edgar hoover 1960s and 70s the kind of congress they are asking about. they've been monitoring the identities of people that visit the website or about ruining the reputation of the so-called activists, people who just use online activism for political ends. some really nasty forms of reputation that they've not only plotted the thief used against them. that is exactly the kind of political abuse of surveillance capabilities that are so famous in the 60s and 70s. the problem is that in any given society we look at the leaders and civil rights activists and martin luther king was a sort of benefit in hindsight as a creature who was very peacefully and non- threat in them because they had been vindicated by history but that isn't how they were seen by the political elite in the 60s and 70s. they were viewed as threats just like people that are viewed as muslim and say i think palestinians have the right to defe

i commented, as i recall, to sender -- senator menendez on the stance of fiscal policy and the way itaffecting the economy. >> you don't think we need to spend on infrastructure? that was not what you meant by your comments? >> i believe it is entirely appropriate for congress to debate and decide that. >> ok. to evenppropriate just talk about it? did you not answer senator menendez that that is up to y'all, that is not up to me? >> i believe that was the spirit . although i did comment on the fact that fiscal policy had posed a significant drag to economic growth over the last several years. , the chairman's staff and the committee staff discussed the federal reserve role in operating a payment system for the treasury department with the new york fed staff? >> i'm sorry, what system? a what type of system? >> operating a payment system for the treasury department. >> payment. ok. >> they discussed it with the new york fed staff who operated that system and the staff of the new york fed described the fed's role as treasury's agent and described the treasury department as the trip -- s

. >> s the sender at a later this week. return to negotiate all day yesterday, trying to figure out when we could do this time and time and time again done better not unilaterally call me. no the house position that could be its shares of the committee and for senator sanders to take a good effort on my part to make him the kutcher and to stop us from having a public meeting. sitting down this year i did share the offer. i said to share at the ready here. is not a conference report, it's an offer. it's on -- our offer is on the same amount of paper is va justification. so it was not done as a bipartisan move. we made it 930. >> we met at 930. it was an offer. it was not intended to be a house offered a spirited rally was not. i was not trying to get because and you can't do that. it was just to say the house is prepared to put money, $10 billion that has been in the negotiations properly the second day. hard money. have you seen it in the press one time? probably not. the house is trying to do it on the cheap. here is where

the anti immigration protestors were chanting return to sender as they stood in the middle of the street to block buses. the stand off involving 150 protestors in marietta california came after the mayor urged residents to complain to their elected officials about the plan to transfer the immigrants from overcrowded facilities on the texas border. >> with their signs held high, protestors swarmed the street, bringing the buses to a standstill. the buses carrying undocumented central american families were held to a u.s. border patrol station in southern california when they ran into this road block outside the facility. the children and their parents arrived by plane from texas where authorities caught them trying to illegally cross the u.s.-mexico border. >> u.s. citizens have to pay taxes, higher taxes in order to support these people. it's not fair. we can't take care of our own. >> the people push to go keep the illegals out stood side by side with other americans, welcoming the undocumented immigrants to california. >> we are your cooks, we are your babysitters, says the man with th

there are lots of recipients and senders and we are looking at many if her and sources of those e-mailsand it did not become apparent based on that that there were anti-missing e-mails before that. -- if you are investigating an entity and that agency has a duty to preserve evidence, correct? >> that is correct. that agency head is responsible for making sure they comply with the justice department? >> i imagine the agency head ultimately bears responsibility but there are people further down who do the work. of in the course investigating a case, if you are investigating an agency or itity and there is evidence was destroyed in the agency knows they are under investigation, and don't they have a duty to report that to the justice department says that you know the evidence has gone missing? >> we would like to know that information. it depends when they learn of it. it is certainly information we would like to have. makef you are in court and a representation to a judge, even if it is in good faith and you find out the representation you made is factually incorrect, you have a duty as a

the image of the statue of liberty and not by shouting protesters holding signs labeled "return to sender" as they stand in front of buses full of central american children. now, i recently received a letter from a constituent in my home state of new mexico whose grandmother, as a result of extreme poverty, left her family and emigrated by herself to the united states from ireland at the age of 14 at the end of world war 1. brendan said growing up his grandmother frequently shared this irish proverb with him. she said courage is trusting that your feet will bring you to where your heart is. brendan asked that i please continue to remind my colleagues that the immigrants arriving at our borders come by foot following their hearts and do so in the hope of building a better life. last week i sat down with ambassadors from honduras, from el salvador and guatamala, and we discussed how our nation' approach to stemming the influx unaccompanied children to the u.s. must be collaborative and get at the root cause of the dire situation in these countries. with out-of-control drug cartels and more

the anti-spam community often blocks legitimate senders. web browsers can misidentify phishing sites and av solutions can mistakenly block downloads. recognizing the these possibilities risk assessment procedures musty be preestablished with process in place to remediate any unintended impact. data sharing has a promise of being one of the most impactful tool in our arsenal but yet must be recipro ral. collaboration is required in all sectors, includingst retail, financial services and advertising n this void criminals move from one industry tod another, sending malicious spam one day and perpetrating click fraud and malware the next. landscape is rapidly evolving containing perceived obstacles to data sharing. privacy must be the foundation of all fraud prevention and data sharing practices. i believe these can be easily addressed. when data used and collected for threat detection should be afforded safe harbor. conversely industry needs assurances that law enforcement will not use data for any other purposes. asha the exhibit outlines eve

court and lower courts, but also there is a violation of something in which communications parties, senders and receivers of e-mail, have a reasonable expectation of privacy. i want to take a step back. this is after all a robotics conference. the thesis of the paper is that robots are reading your e-mail. and we should care about it. i think whether or not robots are reading our mail depends quite importantly upon what actually is a robot and whether that matters within our definition of robots and what we want our definition of robots to do. the seminole definition of what is a robot presented here two years ago, and those eminent robo law scholars concluded after much analysis it displays a mental agency but is not alive in the biological sense. a robot is embodied and it manipulates physical things in the world as distinct from a disembodied a.i. under the richards and smart definition, the robot in 641-a is not a robot at all unless, i suppose you could put arms and legs on it, but the activities are pure ly, even if it is in oe unit, it isn't technically a robot. my point in saying th

the rest are of the internet what security mechanisms on e-mail they received and what action the sender would like to have taken on spoofed messages. in april yahoo! became the first provider to have a strict reject policy. in essence we asked the rest of the internet to drop messages that inaccurately claimed to be from yahoo!.com users. since yahoo! made the change another mail providers also has used reject. we hope every major e-mail provider will follow our lead and implement this protect against spoof e-mail. dmark reduced the spam purported to reduce this from over 90%. if used broadly it would target financial incentives. yahoo incentivizes sharing for our user data secure. to this end yahoo! has one of the most progressive bug bounty programs which encourages researchers to report flaws in the system via a secure web portal. we engaged the researchers and discussed findings. if the bug is real we fix it and reward the reporter with up to $15,000. in an age where security bugs are auctioned off and used maliciously we believe it is critical that we and other companies create an