the president's counsel, james sinclair, was properly allowed to sit in this presentation of evidence and eventually allowed to participate in limited basis. his was the only argument on behalf of the president until the last presentation by mr. garrison. however, he was the president's counsel, not the committee's counsel, not my counsel. there was not a staff structure for a balanced presentation, in my opinion, and perhaps i share the blame for that. an interesting aside is the fact -- and i get into procedures -- is that last night at 7:30, we received the proposed articles of impeachment the night the debate began. quite often we have been faced at the last minute with what we were fixing to vote on but regardless of that we're prepared to vote on articles of impeachment. i think it's incumbent on every member to listen and keep his mouth shut until he had enough to make his decision but i must also be frank in saying that i've approached this task from the standpoint that the president was innocent, like any man, under such proceedings, should be presumed innocent until there wa

american lives, manager of triple a in aowe work work robert since -- triple a in new york urobert sinclair is joining me now. >> we see 100,000 crashes a year, 1500 deaths and $12 billion monetary loss, roughly 16.5% of all crashes involve driver fatigue. gerri: i think our interest was focused by the tracy morgan story. the comic who was tragically hurt, he is just out of rehab right now, he was hit by a truck driver, should truck drivers have to rest more? what is th the missing equation. >> the rules are in place, they cannot operate a truck for more than 10 hours in a row with 8 hours rift, but this is -- rest, this is self regulating. a lot of overseas country use a electriconic tracking system. in trucking it is a tight time, tough to make money. drivers make money when they are driving. gerri: and we know that companies are really shorthandd. they can't find enough people to drive. >> sure, there is a lot of turnover in the industry, something like 80% of personnel turnover in average year in trucking industry. gerri: looking rat how people -- at how people try to fight this, drinki

sinclair the right to participate, the right to cross-examine, the right to call the witnesses that he wanted to call. serious areas of concern, in respect of the allegations of misconduct that have been leveled against the president. i will say, unequivocably, that i don't think the case is been made on the issue of the bribery charges. the bribery charges from the tapes that i have heard. the evidence that i have heard, i disagree with my good friend henry smith. -- i't think that cambodia don't think this president should be held to account for a bombing in cambodia, when those of you who have read the best and brightest, have read probably the greatest indictment of the two previous at ministrations about untruths, distortions, statistics that were not accurate. i do have some problems, i want sharere with my best -- with my colleagues and constituents my concerns. they relate to what i would call the abuse of power. i can't think of an area where a , orervative or a moderate liberal, should be more concerned about the state of our government. on september 11, john dean called the

and for those results and sinclair yet so i suppose they of the meat industry and how filthy it was because that is why we have an inspection last was there those kind of exposé and it constantly comes up but the dynamics are still there we think that this is the government's job not any interest to get sick from food poisoning every year there's a lot of different numbers but a lot of folks say it's one in six americans if you do some of the math as a lot of figured out the waiting food poisoning and then a lot of these write it out and then your point is exactly when you go to your doctor they say i don't want to give the antibiotics because i don't want to encourage going to barker's insincere like i'm sure i don't that a idol's anyway ok if you think this is a cue that. it's good that out of the very very hard minutes privily ugly the good michael al gore you're an alum and you're please excuse elmo here during tuesday's episode of the today show the n.b.c. reporter did an excellent job connecting coverage of a natural disaster to climate change check it out. this morning across

harry sinclair louis. when she met red, as he was called, at the bar at the adlon hotel in berlin, louis, unbeknownst to dorothy, was on a drunken brawl through europe, was simultaneously drowning his sorrows of being -- dorothy was struck not only by red's honest face and radiant loneliness, but also by his international celebri celebrity, and she was immediately drawn as she was want to do to this sad, lost soul. but while thompson was a professional on the assent, louis was probably the most internationally famous social saturnist, soon to be the first many to win the nobel prize for literature. by the time he met dorothy, louis had already published main stre street, classic works that document life in america between the wars. but he, like wells, had a self-destructive flaw. an alcoholic on the verge of divorce and confident of nothing except his ability to spin a tale. louis was drawn to dorothy's strength of character and overarcing drive to succeed. he would relentlessly pursue her until she agreed

sinclair county superior court on sealed the grand jury indictment accused of the death of searle mar. 15 year-old morgan hill girl who went missing in march 2012 although excess a search her body never found. nonetheless investigators linked this man to her disappearance 2000 page transcript released an hour ago may reveal what really happened to her. prissy up meantime plead not guilty to crimes still in jail. >> : manse are connected to a drugstore robbery please release these photographs of the missing suspect they were taken from surveillance footage of the robbery police officer at offering a $2,500 reward to information leading to the man's arrest. . they also other identified terry up parolee released out of prison recently he is in stable condition after being shot four times by the jewelry store owner. temporary read for the homeless and over the overpass of berkeley officials wondering move on and cabman under interstate 80 at the tilden street overpass. they said they would do so next day the city called off the threat posed a notice telling those who live there the origin

sinclair. >> mr. chief justice and the court, my learned brothers approach this case in the traditional point of view. by specialattempt prosecutor to obtain what he thinks is desirable evidence in a criminal prosecution that he has responsibility for. not once have i heard him mention what i think is really involved at least in significant part to it that is the co-pendency of impeachment proceedings before the house of representatives and the fusion that has taken place with respect to these two proceedings and the promise of continued fusion as i understand my brothers position. >> they are not our problems, are they? >> i think they are. [indiscernible] >> that is correct. >> and the court shall not be used to implement or aid that process, which is happening in this case. >> how is this case implementing it? >> i would like to introduce some of the facts in this regard. my brother has mentioned them to you. adjunct. just an this case should be dismissed as improbable. >> exactly right. not only t

there are more questions than answ amy sinclair has more on today's hearing. >> reporter: abby hernandez looked thin as she walked into court with her family to face the man charged with kidnapping her. >> this girl is stronger than anyone could ever, ever be asked to be. and i admire abby and her mom and the family for their strength on this. >> reporter: the judge set the bail at $1 million cash only. >> that is the reason we didn't contest to reargue another day. we need more information to put together a better argument for him. we believe when the facts come out it is entirely different. >> reporter: many of the facts of the kidnapping case are still a mystery. we know the search for the 15 year old was intense both by law enforcement and the community. >> reflected on the event i am convinced consistency and intensity of the investigation and continued vigilance of this community and her family and likely abigail's own actions that led to her safe return. >> we used the most sophisticatedhn case from cell phone tower analysis to social media analysis. >> reporter: neither fbi or at

up next we have vernon sinclair. >> hello.to acknowledge and praise something that is truly amazing. communal showers in ymcas. that's naked men showering together in one big wet room with no privacy whatsoever. because really there's nothing i like more than washing the stink off my body in front of a bunch of strangers. in fact, i don't enjoy showering in the privacy of my own home because you know what's missing, seth? >> seth: uh no, what's missing? >> strangers. weird gross hairy strangers of various ages and ethnicities seeing my with gross hairy body and let's just say it my fully exposed again genitalia. so i would like to say this to all of you ymca's out there keep up the good work and splish splash i want to take a bath standing next to a world war ii veteran and his grandson. thank you. >> seth: thank you very much, vernon that was great. i could not have said that better, uh myself. up next we have a very -- >> hi seth. where is the best place to hide in your home? >> seth: no, i'm sorry, i'm not telling you that.

to get things done, particularly for his beloved illinois from his beginnings in belleville and sinclair county, to be being state treasurer, he modernized the offices he served in to better serve the people of the state. elected to the senate in 1980, he realized that illinois lacked a cohesive message in washington, d.c. he began monthly illinois get togethers that continue to this day. it begins -- it brings together members of the house and senate, down state chicago, conservative, republican, moderates, liberals, we sit around and talk about the illinois agenda and how we can work together to advance it. our prayers and best wishes go out to his wife jody and his family and friends. i would also like to single out a couple of other people who are very special in his life, one was gene callahan and scot shearer, their public service on his behalf is emblematic of that of all those who worked with my friend, al the pal. just on a side note to my colleagues, we have a colleague here who is a member of congress, sherry bustos, who is the daughter of gene and there's that great connectio

upton sinclair, the single images going through my head, thank you. >> maybe mark knows.> it's one of the worst bank deals i ever did. >> what was? >> financing a pig farm extension. >> you did one of those? >> back in the '80s. this was a long time ago and the same thing happened all the pigs died. >> no kidding. >> it was terrible. but anyway. >> we'll sell some pigs this week. >> do not finance pig farms. >> you can weigh in on every single one of the stories. >> oh, absolutely. i'm old. i've been around for a long time. >> you are not old. our guest host is one of our esteemed masters of the market. mark ocata. we're also joined by jason schwartz who is wilshire funds president. he advises $130 billion in client assets. >> thanks very much. >> let's start off talking about the markets. mark in reading through your notes i got the sense that you were a little nervous by how quickly and how far things have run, but you don't necessarily look at other investments as a place you'd rather be than stocks? >> yeah, it -- what's not to like, right? we've got geopolitical unce