i know senator shelby will be raising questions about access to records. insightselcome your regarding prison reform, but i would go to cyber security. it is an area of keen interest with me. one of the things i fear his techno boondoggles. we lived through the fbi case file thing we understand the fbi , excuse me, the fiscal 15 ,udget request from justice $722 million, they're actually decreasing it although the threat is increasing. that, your site 130 [and asian's for proving -- for improving the security department's own i.t. system. could you comment on what you appropriate public , what do think they need to do to improve their cyber security. do think it is money? to think his management, or do you think it is a government wide problem. ? i have my own views. i like to hear what you say. >> our recommendations come from our audits which are obviously marked sensitive given the nature of the information. generally, they have involved the handling of configurations of systems and account management of the systems as well. we have made a number of very

i now turn to senator shelby. a strong advocate of national security and supporting our local law enforcement and we appreciate his efforts on behalf of women and children. sfwl >> thank you, madam chair. thank you, general holder. today we will hear about the 2015 justice department budget request and the department chair general will testify about his work and the difficulty he has encountered in executing his oversight responsibility. today i welcome you both. the 2015 budget request for the department of justice totals 27.4 billion and i am concerned while the 2015 budget reports to recognize the multi faceted work, but it fails to put priorties first. programs like smart on crime and 12 new grant programs i believe take center stage. law enforcement and national security priorities, the main central mission of the department, i believe take a back-seat. this approach is evident in the cuts required of nearly every component within the department of justice. the 2015 budget requires cuts totaling more than $50

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thank you chairwoman makovsky, ranking member shelby, senator members ofhers as the subcommittee. to thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss the president's fiscal provide5 budget and to an overview of the departments recent achievements and ongoing ironies. as we convene this morning, i know we are all mindful of yesterday's mass shooting at fort hood. i am being regularly briefed on the situation, and i have directed that the full resources of the department of justice in particular the fbi be made available to ensure the security of everyone on that base. we will work with local officials and the department of defense to provide assistance to those in need of a to help conduct a full and thorough federal investigation. unfoldsinvestigation and as we were to determine exactly what happened and why, my thoughts and prayers will be with all those whose lives have been impacted by this terrible tragedy and with the entire for the community, which has displayed such extraordinary strength and resilience to see horrific events of nearly five years ago. as

. >> shelby said her friend convinced her to come along. she didn't realize she was in any danger until she got out of the water. >> i picked up the phone and my dad had called me a lot of times. i was like, this can't be good. and the police rolled up and i went well, this escalated quickly. >> what do you think could have happened? >> i would never see my child again. >> you thought this was a predator who was potentially abducting your child? good absolutely. >> the man fled. not many children have been so fortunate. meetme.com, the social website that the girls used have been used by sexual predators across the country. in june a massachusetts man pled guilty to charges that he used the site to trick girls into sending him naked photos and then blackmailed them into having sex with him. meet me users were charged with raping girls as young as 12. >> after the fact thinking about it, he could have easily, easily just locked us in his car and driven god knows where. >> prosecutors say the site is a powerful tool for predators because it a

. -- the shelby decision and we are trying to fix it. what can we do to cover the notsdictions where there is a formal finding of prior discrimination? is there any way that we can prioritize recent discrimination? is there anyway we can cover jurisdictions without a finding? >> what we shared with the members of congress and this committee was a regulatory -- a framework in which over a set time a number of violations could make the particular state or jurisdiction subject to justice department review if there was a desire to change a voting procedure. i think that would respond to the supreme court's concern expressed in shelby. >> could we have someone be required to have a process precleared if it is a suspect change, if there is no prior finding of discrimination? we have beyond what proposed there are other parts of the voting rights act that allow the department to look at individualized determination -- individualized actions that a jurisdiction might take place. those are not easily proven. >> in terms of preclearance, is there

shelby? >> i'll solve, mythological hero achilles. >> yeah, that's it. >> b? >> can i solve? >> the world's fastest man. >> yeah, that's it. >> solve. >> go ahead. >> on the spot dice spin. >> no. shelby? >> on the spot decision. >> yeah, that's it. uh-huh. >> aw. poor guy. >> oh, my god. that would have been so bad. he missed out on a car, a million dollars, a trip to jamaica. >> the worst part is he's got to go back to college and hear about it from people. be kind to him. >> have you ever done that with a word, you're like, how do you spell sure? i did that with sure once. how do you spell -- >> sure, like s-u-r-e and shore like the shoreline. some people say sure. would you like a piece of chocolate cake? sure. >> how do you spell it? >> i got panicked before thinking s-h -- you just don't -- whatever. >> that's why people go on those shows. you don't understand what it is like when you're under that kind of pressure. we look idiotic enough just doing what we do every morning, ask jeremy piven over there. >> what are you doing? i know. >> he's on a high brow -- >> i can't

as shelby lynn tells us-- police are not ruling out a hate crime. shots fired at two separate jewish facilities -- just south of kansas city. there's no other words to describe it-- just panic. police say at around 1 p-m local time -- a man believed to be in his 70s-- drove up to a community center and started shooting-- killing two people --including a teenage boy. he-- then-- drove to an an assisted living facility and allegedly shot and killed one more person. there was a shot gun that was involved. we're exploring the possibility that a hand gun was involved in the shooting of the two persons that he missed and we are looking at the possibility of an assault rifle. the shooter-- who police say is not from the area --- was arrested in the parking lot of a nearby elementary school. the f-b-i is is assisting local police in the investigation. so far there is no word of a motive. reportedly was spouting neo- nazi slogans when he was being taken away.i've been told that he was yelling heil hitler as he was being taken away in cuffs. investigators wil

>> judge shelby found there was no animus if that is your question. our argument is yes there is animus. >> that's a fact opinion issue. >> no it is not your honor. >> i beg to differ with you. you cannot take a legislator statement on either side of an issue and tag legislation one way or the other. we have never done that in the past. >> look at the text of the document. if you simply look at the text of amendment 3 the intent to exclude same-sex couples to make them equal is inherently on the face -- speeds of violation of their public policy. to permit same gender marriage. they may be wrong but does that express from a legal standpoint that they will be mean-spirited and bigoted? >> your honor we understand the term animus. it's a constitutional term of art that has nothing to do with how good or bad --. >> sure it does. if the legislative body does something deliberately to hurt somebody that's one thing. if they do something that is for the good of the whole in their opinion not to hurt anybody, we can just ignore what the legislation has done

>> judge shelby found there was no animus if that's your question.r argument is yes, there is a animus because animus is a -- >> that's a fact opinion issued. >> no, it is not, your honor. >> i beg to differ with you. you cannot take a legislators statement on either side of an issue and tag legislation one way or the other. we've never done that in the past. >> what you can do, your honor, is look at the text of the document. and if you simple look at the text of amendment three, the intent to exclude same-sex couples and make them unequal is inherent on the face of the document. >> is a violation, utah has taken the position is a violation of the public policy. to permit same gender marriage. now, they may be wrong, but does that express from a legal standpoint that they will be mean-spirited and bigoted? >> your honor, we understand the term animus. it is a constitutional term of art that has nothing to do with how good or bad -- >> sure it does. if the legislative body does something deliberately to hurt somebody, that's one thing. if they do som

c.j., megan and shelby endured many days without their loving husband and dad. all so he could stand guard on the front lines around the world. we're grateful to them. on behalf of the united states congress and a grateful nation, i want to thank colonel bush and his family for their service. i wish him the best in retirement and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. thompson, for five minutes. mr. ompson: thank you, speaker. mr. speaker, reading is a fundamental education skill that provides the foundation for academic and life success. on march 29, the central intermediate unit number 10 located in the pennsylvania fifth congressional district hosted their elementary school reading competition. it's a great event to promote reading. each year the intermediate unit chooses a list of books to be read and this year 41 books were utilized for the competition. students read books from the list and answer test questions that are created to measure the student's comprehension and recall o

shelby in texas. shelby? >> caller: booyah, jim, from houston.y capital of the world. >> yes, indeed. certainly not the football capital. what's up? >> caller: i'd like to thank you for everything and secondly what's your thoughts on frank's international? >> i have been a buyer. it's been a bad call, but i'm not backing away one bit. i think the oil and gas renaissance in this country is real. and it's going higher. let's go to sam in illinois. sam? >> caller: hey, jimbo, thanks for all you do thanks for the priceless education. >> thank you. >> caller: i listen to the quarter -- but i don't know if i should stick with them. i'm down, it's pioneer natural resources. >> i think sheffield is the real deal. i genuinely believe they're sit on top of one of the biggest oil fields in the world. only sell pioneer when it's breaking out not when it's breaking down. let's go to steve. >> caller: hey, go go has been a great stock to trade in with the market changes happening. what do you think about it now? >> well, frankly, i found when we went head to h

we have haven't been able to get a hearing on it but there is one that would fix the shelby decisionlled that president clinton spoke about it and now president obama will speak about it. it's the most important issue in our democracy right now. >> and how does this relate to what's happened in wisconsin and ohio where hours and early voting is being pulled back and weekend voting and sunday voting, which does really discriminate more against working class people, people who can't get to the polls during the day, and people of color? >> you know, it's people of color and poor and rural voters and elderly voters and all of the people who are going to have difficulty dealing with these restrictions, we've seen this effort that began in the south. migrate into the north like a cancer. people have figured out how you can restrict certain groups from being able to participate in the political process and it's happening all over the country. that's why i identify this as a democracy problem. here we are today celebrating the civil rights act of 1964. i've been saying civil rights, the work

i had heard of marcus shelby and had been in join his work but never had the opportunity to meet him. we were brought together by the equal justice society specifically for this project. we were charged with beginning work. marquez and i spent a lot of time addressing our own position on the death penalty, our experiences with people who had been incarcerated, family members, friends of friends. pulling our information. beyond that, we did our own research. to create a picture that resonated with humanity. it is the shape of a house. in this context, it is also small and acts like a cell. i thought that was an interesting play on how these people make these adjustments, half to create home. what is home for these people? the home is their cell. people talk a lot about noise -- very noisy in prisons. that is interesting to me. looking at the communication level, the rise of frustration of being caged, wondering, where does redemption fit into the equation here? [singing] i think both of us really believe the death penalty is wrong, and is flawed for many reasons. the list is as long as

i'm going to turn to vice chairman shelby, but i would really encourage. i think we cannot underestimate that this hair when matter is a new epidemic. and if we were hit by an infectious disease, we would and sebeliusom nih on the edge of her share. -- her chair. aboutuncan worried children in school. this is prescription drugs. this is the addiction that is leading to people buying heroin because it is easier to get. drivingsuburban people into baltimore looking into heroin markets that were featured in some of those awful movies about us. we are really concerned about what this is. and i think if we marshal the resources of the federal government working with the american medical association, doctors in the community, etc., we can do with this. this is not only crime. it is public health. can i count on you to take the lead in this? >> yes, i will. and i will engage with other members of the cabinet. but beyond that to go beyond the federal government to try to anist others who should have interest in this as you have indicated -- the american medical as

the man fled when shelbi told him her dad was coming but many other children have not been so fortunatemeet me.com the social website where the girls met the stranger, has been used by predators in numerous child sexual assault cases across the country. meet me declined an interview with america tonight, but said in a statement, we review hundreds of thousands of photos posted to our services every day. and we compare the information provided by our users to a sex offender registry. but it's easy to provide false information. then set the profile to 13-year-old boy. added a picture of mickey mouse, and we were in. kid p thatting becomes tremendously easy. stealing kids identities because tremendously easy. >> nico is a computer hacker. organizers of one of the world's largest annual hacker conventions. >> the nsa is just the tip of the ice burg, surveillance has gone main stream. this is the kind of thing we can teach kids how to do in half an hour. >> the kids she is talking about are the young participants in a conference she founded called roots. it is featured at the infamous hacker

shelby will be put on display in tokyo and then will be shown at an elementary schooler in mucus and ten pence that you want to be thanks to the city suffered catastrophic damage to the tsunami of two thousand. doctors from around the world had seen showing their skills with some alternative therapy. they gathered in northeastern japan to help people who've spent years trying to get over that rahm of the tsunami they tried to tell people you see me sick. more from nhk world to accomplish that new fan. a bill to include killed the content will be blocked pulling it all adds up to. well doc it's own kids i didn't want it. the team to the oc think it can do for the tiki concert. boy did it sometimes. i can do maybe from this moment. and it gets it from its engine and all ok stop was hiking on sixty eighth minute. the idea to clean behind the news news that also promotes health care issue. it could be a void in fifteen hundred members and a thanksgiving concert right across the wood he's made his teeth into developing countries and aid organizations. the intent of the dissenting get a ti

first of all, shelby county tennessee, memphis has an election coming up. early voting starts april 16. we have had a whole list of problems with the election commission. we have written you over the last couple of weeks. we have a letter which my staff member will give 20 your staff members. we would like your assurance to look into having monitors. there've been elections thrown out because they let people vote that should not allowed to vote in certain elections. people have been refused the right to vote and all kinds of problems. willou assure us that you look into having monitors in shelby county to see that elections are done fairly? >> i think we received a letter from you last week regarding an upcoming election. we are reviewing that information. the pastor had not gotten a letter. it is been two weeks going through the legislative liaison. thank you. going back to policy. as you well know, i am concerned about our drug policy in this county and the weight affects minorities. donereciate what you have and some of the statements you made have been

is successful in cracking down on data from asthma sleep with the feel of something funny or ict shelbyand i was on the show when i don't know. so i could be in love. what has happened in monrovia effectively be witnessing the blog and not taking much more in the future that could do for them to put into this blind because he bought into the kingdom coming and going into the bombings is different and sometimes those on the goodwill and sometimes up to this and get to the moment so well put together the man back to indy to the mahler top of that he was just an excuse to stay but it didn't come so far one of this will not go in and use it right now what good is it received on the appeal mom said no on top of the dominican it is so fun to watch too many of the countries of the eyes of conviction to lead the way he did not start dating. but one day so it didn't involve one whether the man is going to walk away is that i'd be half the supposed intervened in a long and feed it to be a political statement the beer garden plots. and they gave me a text away. in the region to finish what else di

shelby is just one child out of many thousands who crops gone to either physically or emotionally bythe war in afghanistan. i mean you've been killed too according to un report more than five hundred minus two tie in bonn and schools like us led strikes in buildings in total since the beginning of the country to teach doesn't want an estimated twenty seven thousand civilians lost their lives columnist called however these briefings from posting for this he believes that us troops who never actually been to protect civilians it's a lure to look roll the piece point of the us in afghanistan and also of view of the pressure for us to maintain military for afghanistan. this question of security but it has more to do with the fact that us wants a military footprint on the border of both pakistan and iran afghanistan was never secure. whenever hundred thousand us troops will now there are thirty thousand us troops all last of the u s troops. i don't think will make the major difference in terms of speed in terms of the security of the most people the countryside on our. with his wrath of t

and is successful in tracking down and it isn't as good so it would be your something funny or ict shelbyand i was on the show when i don't know. so i could be in love. what has happened in mumbai they were devoted to working the scene that lead them not taking much more in the fifth wicket and benefiting from this one because the monitor their goal is a change of government and the nature of the bombing of a deepening of some kind of time and did loads of presents and get to come home and so called elected to the man back to what you did to the mullahs out that there is a dentist and he has given thinking of trying to support lot of this little mouse cord can be saved right now what good is it to be seen on the appeal mom said now on top of that i didn't attend to so fun to watch too many of the country the number of visitors which it deems to be avoiding eating non stop eating. but one day so it didn't involve one was that the man is going to win a book away is that and the hapless opponent in bennelong and feed it to be political stability beautiful garden plots. and then they danced a

so this is a basic mustang flashback that carol shelby turned into a real racing car.o you can tell how fast the engine reving. >> who buys these vintage cars? >> the vintage cars, this is a huge market. 50-year-old, 55-year-olds is the average. >> guys that have money? >> that's right. maybe the kids are already in college. by 1970, the muscle car wars were in full swing because what happened is the mustang spurred on the development of the camaro, the firebird. everybody was trying to compete against the mustang. so this is a 1970 mach 1, great big v 8 engine under the hood. kind of a fire breathing car. that's an automatic. >> we've seen a change from manual transition to automatic. >> that's right. a place to plug in your iphone these cars went through lot of generations and they have lots of different options. different engines, different transmissions. by now you're already in 1995. so we fast forward a couple of decades. remember it's 50 years. so in 1995, this was called a cobra r. they only built 250 of these. it's a very rare car, but still, it was a popular,

but it's important to remember if we are going to repair the damage of the the shelby county decisionbe done in congress. if it is going to be done between now and the midterm elections, that will require votes of democrats and republicans. it's going to have to be a bipartisan mix in order to gain that support. and so does his advocacy of changes at the state diminish our chance of getting the bill at the federal level because he's speaking in a way that turns republicans off. the truth is republicans at the federal level, republican from wisconsin rngs even eric cantor, the house majority leader are sending signals they would like to see a repair of the voting rights act and the bill under consideration now supported by both republicans and democrats would make a significant difference and we want it enacted wean now and the midterms. it creates a tension between how you frame the issues. how you discuss them. he was factually accurate. he did speak to a concern that st deep within the african-american community and community ls of color. the election administration bill he promoted

he was behind shelby county versus holder.lly in the process of trying to go to other schools to find other people to bring these kinds of cases and work their way up to the supreme court, i suppose. >> this is an organized effort with a lot of money behind it. >> if we really lived in post racial america, folks like that guy, he would be launching ballot initiatives against universities that take up many more slots than the few people of color that are in these colleges and universities. if it's about privilege and fairness, why not target legacy. that's mostly white people because people of color are excluded for most of our colleges and universities. it just opens up and makes clear that this is really about racial retrenchment and racial fear. >> i'm worried about the trajectory because if you're taking swipes at the equal protection clause, what protection do minority people have under the constitution. we have an equal protection clause for a reason. >> isn't part of the answer so that the culture is trying to say to us,

which is the idea basically and you saw it in shelby county voting rights act and the famous justicets. just the most color blindness argument you hear in college freshmen dorms. >> and justice sotomayor goes right at it. >> saying race matters. >> the thing is that pernicious about this is we can see the trajectory talking about race and racism. and that one phrase we here again and again, lingering effects. that kind of told you where things were headed as if there were no kind of ongoing dynamic racial interactions in this country that really impacted people of color in a negative way. >> yeah. >> now we've come to the conclusion of this. lingering effects. now we're not talking about lingering effects anymore. >> there's the idea there's this radioactive waste that has a half-life. every year it gets a little less poison. at what point is it safe to drink the water and roberts want to declare, it's been long enough. let's all take a drink. >> meanwhile there are people glowing. >> exactly. radiated people and three-eyed fish. on a fictional legal brief that if you give someone a

we're in courthouses all through the south trying to stem the tide in the shelby case that took awayscriminatory voting practices. >> the national urban league came out with their annual report, one nation unemployed. the 2014 state of black america, and you made some very, very serious findings public. could you share some of them? >> a crisis for black america. it's a crisis for brown america. indeed, it's a crisis for all working americans. because what this report shows is that as job creation has come back, many parts, reverend, of our communities are being left behind. this economic divide is growing. the jobs divide is growing. the median income divide is growing. and like voting rights, there are forces in this country that are seeking to block an increase in the minimum wage that would give 30 million people a raise. a jobs bill, the american jobs act that the president introduced with our council advising inspiration. those things that would stimulate economic growth, give people a raise and address the problems we highlight in that report are being stymied by the very same

but as we go forward in the future, the reason that -- the shelby county decision is damaging for thethe greatest growth of the latino population is throughout the south and southeast, the states that no longer have the preclearance. so it's not just going to be an issue for african-american voters, it's going to be increasingly an issue for the latino community. >> i want to look at sort of the president's approval ratings by race over time. you see that he starts particularly with african-american and hispanic voters sort of way up. particularly with african-american voters. you see it declines a little bit from 100 to 75. but the important little blip i want you to see for both hispanic and african-american voters is in 2012 it kind of ticks back up. it seems to me that part of the reason that happens is because that is when kind of the discourse about the attacks on voting become very clear. it becomes not just a referendum on president obama but a referendum on whether or not we all have the right to vote. you see that uptick and i wonder if in part his courage and forth rightnes

judge shelby did not find that. i'm am struggling to find how that is applicable. perhaps the case out of the new york court of appeals where the courts talk about the notion up until 2010, no one even thought of the notion of recognizing same-sex marriage as a legal matter. utah has validated what has been a historical practice forever. how can that be viewed on the same footing where they went in and tried to simply say same-sex couples or anybody on sexual orientation grounds is barred from legal relief? those are two different things, aren't they? >> they are not. the court was looking at what does the target to the class do. how are you differentiating and are you differentiating to treat women equally? if that is the situation, that is a very type of law. you can talk about semantics, but there is no question looking at the text of amendment three in the other marriage discrimination laws, the only thing those laws did was target same-sex couples and make them unequally. none of those laws establish the right to marry. gave benefits or gave incentives. and ef

the simple bill from louis and sensenbrenner to renew parts of the acts that were overruled in the shelby last year? >> well, i think, unfortunately, that's the truth. we do have to get passionate and we do have to stop thinking that somehow they're going to talk to us. we do have to continue to be critical of them. but we obviously also have to sit with those who we are critical of. president johnson, i was with him when he nominated thurgood marshall. he told them that he was going to nominate him. and he said, after he finished his monologue, he hung up on a sparkman or someone who might oppose him and said, you know what i'm going to do? i'm going to put him on the supreme court today. and that's, indeed, what he did. what obama's doing, i think, is important as well. not just a few of these executive orders, but using his bully pulpit, getting in the face of people. talking to white business leaders about full opportunities for black and latino people. talking about the rights women, not in theory. lily ledbetter is only a procedural part of title 7. we can't get too excited about th

can see this congress doing something just the opposite, as the supreme court has been doing in the shelbyibutions. it's -- we're back to where the old man was. i didn't come because trouble is acoming, and it's trouble acoming like it used to did. it's just different. there are no -- nobody's in white sheets, they're in three-button suits. and signs are not saying colored and white. and there are no signs even saying black people go home. but implicit in these new voter registration laws, in these new supreme court decisions, it's taking us back. and that is, in my judgment, the challenge going forward. >> and so advise the young activists of today, who is wanting to do what you did during those formative years, what can and should people be doing to fight back? >> well, i think the first thing they have to understand is the history of how we got where we are today. yesterday i was in austin, texas. and i thought about the time that i was in austin, texas, to dedicate the county courthouse to the plaintiff, heman marion sweat, who was a plaintiff in sweat versus painter. he was a young po

shelby is just one child out of many thousands who grow up scars. either physically or emotionally by the war in afghanistan and many have been killed too according to a u.n. report more than five hundred miners have died in violence caused by u.s. led airstrikes and bombings in total since the beginning of the conflict in two thousand and one an estimated twenty seven thousand civilians of lost their lives columnist col holland and he's from the think tank foreign policy in focus he believes that u.s. troops will never actually meant to protect civilians. it's an error to look at the role that this point of the u.s. in afghanistan and also of the pressure by the u.s. to maintain military forces in afghanistan is a question of security and it has more to do with the fact that u.s. wants a military footprint on the border of both pakistan and iran afghanistan was never secure even when there were a hundred thousand u.s. troops well now there are thirty thousand u.s. troops so the the loss of the u.s. troops i don't think will make a major difference

but you also see in texas, very quickly, i mean, we must remember, after the shelby county case, texas tweeted out they were going to implement voter id right after that decision. north carolina waited until that decision to pass that monster bill. virginia never sent in their voter id bill to the department of justice because they, too, wanted to wait for the supreme court to gut it. so we see states continuing to move in this direction. and for us, you know, it just means more litigation, and thank goodness we have a great attorney general and an obama administration that is aggressively litigating alongside with us. >> is the supreme court's current holdings on voter id, are they wrong? even before -- if i'm not mistaken, was it in the roberts court that the crawford decision which upheld the indiana voter id, and even the great liberal hero john paul stevens on the wrong side of that issue, is the court's current jurisprudence on the constitutionality of some of these means, is it just flat out wrong? >> too bad i'm not on the supreme court, chris, because we might have had differe

>> shelby zorotney is an anchor for nbc in steubenville, ohio. she's covering the sentencing that day, and her cameraman captures the scene. the first to respond to the incident is sheriff fred abdullah. >> we didn't hit him, we didn't strike him, nothing like that. i knew and i could just imagine the pain that he was going through, the hurt. >> i have done a lot of sentencing hearings, and i have had family members be terribly upset and terribly angry, but i had never seen a physical altercation between a victim's family member and the defendant. i was terrified for him that he might get hurt as the officers tried to subdue him. and my honest thought was that he might try to kill the defendant. >> others in the courtroom fear the same thing. >> i thought that this was going to be a disaster, and it was. i saw mr. swett's hand moving to try to get to the sheriff's weapon. the sheriff was able to restrain him, and he did not get his hand on the sheriff's weapon, which was holstered. >> clifford can't defend himself. he's handcuffed and remains sil

he discovered the ipad of his young evident daughter, shelby, open to a chat with a stranger.e tracked her to this apartment complex and found her and a friend with an older man they'd only just met on a social media website. >> i had seen their complete conversation that they had and it turned into hey, how are you doing to sexual favors back and forth. >> he raced to the apartment complex, lights flashing, hope to go attract the attention of police. the man fled when shelby told him her dad was coming, but many other children have not been so fortunate. meetme.com where the girls met the stranger has been used by predators in numerous child sexual assault cases across the country. meetme declined an interview, but said in a statement: it's easy to provide false information as we discovered. we created an account using an anonymous email address, then set the profile to 13-year-old boy, added a picture of mickey mouse, and we were in. >> kidnapping becomes tremendously easy, stealing kids identities becomes tremendously easy. >> niko is a computer hacker, organizer of the one

shelby's just one child whose life has been lacerated by the war in afghanistan. many youngsters were killed a u.n. report says that more than five hundred children in fact died as a result of u.s. led airstrikes and bombing since the conflict began in two thousand and one an estimated twenty seven thousand civilians have lost their lives after a short break the latest details of the police crackdown in eastern ukraine. i do support scottish independence but actually kosovo i do support it because i think nato has intervened in custody into this is the ambitions of various great powers and when the great powers intervene into the process with their own interests it runs the gays and the right to self-determination i think the people of ukraine will discover this if you start to say that certain people feel threatened and therefore they can take to the streets and start storming government buildings and invite their neighbors in with guns to help them then there is no end to it if you begin to encourage the example of people seceding from the central government tha

these shelby in the vicinity of embarkation deck. the embarkation station, that is a station that is a deck where the lifeboats or life raft are boarded. for the embarkation we have different faces and different rules regarding that. firstly towards assembly station, that is the first phase. then we will muster the passenger and crew on the assembly station. for this we have a mandatory guideline for all processes. this is not that mandatory. we heard this morning and yesterday already on, that's not mandatory for cruise vessels but it is on the way to mandatory for all passenger vessels. further on we have the embarkation process, a process from is in the station into the lifeboats and life raft, including launching. for this we have maximum 30 minutes time. then another item we have, the boarding of the lifeboat, including launching, has time of 10 minutes. for the embarkation simulation, the look on all these faces. we have by the imo guideline we have two different matters available, simple five and advanced. advanced method, and

we also want to work with you senators shelby and i for you get to get the access to the information that you need. we are going to possibly having vote soon so we could talk with you all day that we are going to thank you for your service. we look forward to these reports as staff works hands-on with you and look forward to bringing about some much-needed reform. if there is no further questions you may submit additional questions. this committee stands in recess to the call of the chair. the next hearing will be on thursday at 10:00 in which we will take testimony from secretary pritzker, the secretary of commerce. >> thank you. [inaudible conversations] attorney general eric holder will be back on capitol hill for a second day testifying about the justice department's 2015 brickwell -- budget request. the senate intelligence committee voted today to declassify a rep port on cia interrogation and detention policies during the george w. bush administration area that's next on c-span2's. >> we are also seeing long lines of people up to today come to this moment and across afghanistan

. >> shelby florida. >> walled island. >> cannabis cup, 2014. >> reporter: a mecca from pipes to plants what a small company like us can do. >> reporter: a blast from the past tommy chong. >> man, i already got a dope. >> what's your job, man? rolling dope? >> yeah. at least it's steady work. >> amtd was in the movies that they used mann to mainstream america almost 40 years ago. >> it's almost like we're doing a movie called what if pot was legal in america. >> reporter: a marijuana magazine started the cannabis cup in amsterdam one of the only places in the world where cannabis was tolerated. it's since been staged in the u.s. including denver with 0,000 people this year twice what it was in year is past. the big boost, because of legal recreational pot sales. >> saudi arabia rah is director of the magazine. >> it doesn't hurt if your local states are benefiting from the sales taxes. >> reporter: it will mean an estimated $68 million and min annualen more for the citiet that allow it. in denver there are more pot shops than starbucks. at the end they awarded a trophy called post-train

marriage such that marriage could be the union of any two people who love each other -- >> judge shelby -- his decision is under review -- he said that the issue is not the definition of marriage, whether the federal courts should impose a definition of marriage, but, rather, whether the -- in its exercise of its authority the state of utah may properly deny a same-sex marriage without violating the federal constitutional principles. that's really the issue before us. >> i agree that the district court said that, your honor, but then the court did what it said it wouldn't do. if you look at page 28 of the court's opinion, the court gives its own definition of marriage for purposes of the fundamental right, defines marriage as, quote, a public commitment to form an exclusive relationship and create a family with a partner with whom the person shares an intimate and sustaining emotional bond. >> ear under denovo review and is not relevant to the ultimate determination. >> but it does illustrate the point you can't answer the request whether there's a fundamental right without first decide

. >> a trans am became a ford mustang shelby.s and could morph into different shapes and colors. >> we know boys love their toys. and guys love their cars. over the years, lots of songs have been written about vehicles. >> mustang is no exception. in the 1966 "mustang sally", we get a double visual of a wild girl and her car. keep your hands inside, you might get hurt. ♪ >> legend has it that the song was written when della reece wanted a mustang. it was originally mustang momma. it was changed after aretha franklin suggested mustang sally. >>> a 50th anniversary without a special edition. a 1964 mustang will be built and comes in two colors, white or blue. >> now the car will incorporate elements of the 1954 version like the cruz chrome surrounded taillights. >> they all have specialized black leather with a 50-year-old logo on the back. and they are beautiful, indeed. hey, watch it, buddy. >> tone it down with the road rage. how about we just wave. you do, you have anchor hair. >> i need to spray it. >> come on now. >> there we