let me tell you, i know wayne slater. he's written a couple ugly books about me. he's not going to be taking this kind of stuff from a republican candidate, and he didn't need to, because most of this stuff was already in the public record, but he had a juicy additional bit of information and an interview with the second husband that had this quote about how it was ironic that the day he paid off her loan, she left him. but since then, she's been very combative, and she has made, i think, a big mistake, both by going after abbott and going after him in the way that she has. she said he's not walked a mile in my shoes. >> right. >> well, greg abbott is in a wheelchair as a result of a tree falling on him when he was a young lawyer when he was exercising and running in a neighborhood and a storm blew up and blew a tree on top of him, and i think this frankly has been there since the beginning. her slogan is "stand with wendy." you can say that's just a cute slogan, but i think it really is designed to contrast -- >> karl, a lot of people think that comes from her do

how has the fallout in texas been around this story from wayne slater?n't think there's been big fallout yet, chris. but, remember, we're talking, if you're a woman in this state and you've watched wendy's assent politically, you're watching somebody who did from the trailer park, whether if the csi forensic guys are saying, excuse me, ma'am, was it two months or two years, she came from the trailer park, she went to harvard, her husband, who wayne interviewed extensively, as you noted, was very fond of her. she gets out of harvard, she becomes a state senator in this state, where it's very difficult for a woman to succeed politically. what i'd suggest is that if this were a man in texas who had made this same assent and had this same narrative to share, everybody would be going, oh, my god, look at the sacrifices he made for his family to succeed and achieve and look at what he's done. instead, greg abbott's campaign, and the right, is trying to portray this as a woman who put ambition above her family. not the case, she raised her children. she and her

my name is brent slater a director of the wild institute. i'm here to urge you to reject the motion prepared to you by the department adopting this pmd and order the department to create a full environmental impact report on this project. the way of background i'm the executive director of the association called the wild institute to bring social and environmental situations together to make the world a better place but also been an athlete for most of my life and most of my youth i was involved in the game of golf. i played in middle school and high school and caddy at the golf course where i grew up in mission. so i know quite a bit about the game enough that in 2007 and 8 the director of parks and recreation asked me to address environmental concerns in ultimate effort that didn't produce any results to rethink the way we manage some of our courses but in that process i learned an extraordinary amount of the golf courses we have in san francisco. based on my concerns about the environment, about justice and about this particular golf cour

doing too little would lead to catastrophe slater.hey are doing it right. >> how about in the u.s., where the new head of the federal reserve will start tapering the bond-buying program? is the u.s. ready? >> if the fed does it, it means the u.s. economy is ready. they are not going to do it just like that. they are going to do it in such a way to allow growth to become stronger and stronger. i think they are doing it at the right speed. >> are there risks for developing countries if that bond-buying program here in the u.s. is tapered off? >> you know, it comes with good things and bad things. the good thing is it means the u.s. economy is doing better, which means exports to the u.s. are going to be stronger. it comes with tighter financial conditions, high interest rates, maybe some capital outflows. on net, we look country by country. it is good news. it is collocated news. >> are you sleeping better at night as you think about the global economy these days? >> sleeping fairly well. [laughter] i need to. >> thank you very much for

the military backed interim government belcher reports on the challenges and perils facing age of slater's lesson in democracy. there was a bomb blast here in the capital in. in an area called the it's a court room that was supposed to house all the ballots about particular area by the end of the day the explosion was so large that it managed to break the windows of the buildings adjacent to it however no one was injured nonetheless we have violence break up across the country in particular by the suite which is an office in egypt where we just heard that the brotherhood supporters and supporters of the ousted president mohamed morsi had taken to the streets and protest against the razor for random. descended into street battles with the police now we've heard that one protester has been killed in that particular instance and still bubbling on this also you've been violence and when we've also had reports of a big an outbreak of street clashes between security forces and muslim brotherhood supporters and mohamed morsy supporters often on xandra as well so it really is a very targeted day f

for about six months while negotiators worked on a more prominent agreements but are these called slater has more. today a deal between a man in the international community doesn't effect that will see demand for use parts of its nuclear program. in a tent for the easing of sanctions intends of the agreement a well known under the restrictions on earring in exports of pics of chemicals the country would also be able to import cost was due to manufacturing industry and trade in gold and the priestess missiles the next six months are critical because it is gina's timeframe that the international community an ear and will need to teach a final agreement that may be hit with out which could ultimately see the boredom of the east descend into chaos and possibly even a war. what is clear is that it has being going well and the one ticket for the steel to work that has overridden the skeptics and the voices according to a full face sanctions. what is not here is how the united states is going to need its weight for weight. it has a very fine line to walk on the one hand you have is will that co

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our slater, lawmakers repealed anti-protest laws put in place by him. 50 workers marched into a wholesalet in hong kong. the mission? keep local cases of bird flu from spreading. they were ordered to cull thousands of birds, mostly chicken, after authorities in eastern china announced a ban on live poultry sales. finally, a centuries old treasure has been returned to italy. a stolen manuscript was found in florida. it will be repatriated to the italian government. it is taken from a prayer book scripted in latin, with a small, colorful portrait of st. lawrence. ford reporting record annual profit in north america and asia. f-series pickups in the u.s. and ford focus compacts in china led gains. here is the ford cfo with the market makers team. >> what we got into is profits of $7 billion-$8 billion this year. compared to $8.6 billion in 2013. gives you a feel. >> $7 billion versus 8.6 is almost 20%. is it really that expensive to roll out new models that it would cut your pretax profit by 1/5? >> yes, because we have so many different products we are launching and tripling rollouts in ame

wayne slater and dallas morning news.at wendy davis portrayed herself as someone working mom, working her way through law school. tuition and many expenses for her to go to harvard law school paid by her second husband, a man 13 years older who was pretty prosperous. he cashed out his 401(k). she went off to harvard. he took care of the kids, including her daughter from her first marriage and their daughter together. then she returned to texas, ran for office in fort worth. turned out that she, the day after he paid off the final college loan she walked out. he got custody of the kids and, of the 14-year-old daughter. and so, it's a story that leaves out some unattractive facts. jon: right. >> and it suggest that is she was not just supporting herself and raising kids at the same time and going to law school but she had some considerable additional help. jon: yeah, the suggestion that she pulled herself up by her stilettos and made it through harvard law school doesn't jibe with the fact that her then husband paid for it

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. >>> while the plane was still on the runway, slater took the emergency chute down to the runway.e was arrested for criminal mischief and was sentenced to one year probation. >> whais what's the science behind love? more than a century of research shows the more a child has close relationships with parents and loved ones, the better they are at navigating life. a documentary, the dark matter of love which airs right here on al jazeera america on sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern, follows one family as they adopt three children from russia. they are helped with a team of physicians and therapists. >> we all develop patterns of relationship and that offers us a lot of stability and comfort. then you adopt somebody and the family's job of course is to help this child move into the set of patterns that we expect that a normally developing child has. in other words, the family's job is to teach the child in a sense to dance this new dance. and basically, the message that these parents send is, i want to take down your protective wall. i want you to dance with me. and the child is like, whoa!

this article written by slater, an tack book against george bush.e to allow wendy davis to get ahead of the story. she's attacking her republican opponent and -- as the feminists always do. she was caught telling a lie. i'm being attacked because i'm a woman! >> i guess she's not the great hope for texas after all. >> this is all i want to talk about all year. >> i can tell. >> as always, thank you for being with us. start your day with fox and friends each weekday morning at 5:00 a.m . we'll see you back here tomorrow night. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> how many of you think that bill o'reilly is the most popular guy in news? raise your hands? bill o'reilly would finish dead last if he were on the evening news. >> wow, is that true? would i be an evening news loser? we'll analyze tom brokaw's remarks with an eye on what he is not telling you. >> the men and women of the intelligence community, including the nsa consistently follow protocols designed to protect the privacy of ordinary people. >> is that true? or are we losing privacy l

so with our 2014 predictions we welcome back march levine and mike slater. i'll play devil's advocate with you because this should be a great republican year. they should win eight, ten seats and take the senate easily. is the gop prepared for let's say fixed websites for obamacare which may happen as the year goes on? the economy looks like it's doing a little better. housing prices, you saw today's numbers are rising. the stock market is soaring. i mean what if all that good stuff comes out of it. what should the gop do? >> i don't see that scenario being the case. i don't believe there will be that big of a change with any of the seats in the house or senate. we have a problem in america where everyone hates congress but everyone loves their congressman. if that's the case nothing changes. we say on our show all the time we have an out sourcing problem in america. we out source which too much responsibility to d.c. we out source education of our kids, retirement, health care and personal responsibility. unless there a societal revolution we won't see a po

. >> the author of that story, wayne slater indicated publicly in a tweet himself that he had zero contact with my office about that story. but all of these, megyn, are just distractions because what really matters are not all of these background stories. what texans really care about is what we're going to be doing fighting for their future. >> your office did come out with a statement saying if she was going to mislead about her personal biography, what else will she mislead about? do you stand behind that? do you think it will be an issue or not? >> well, it will be up to voters to decide what issues are relevant, which candidate can be behind them, and what i stand for and what i have done for texans will help them. >> but respectfully that sounds like a dodge, i mean that respectfully, you put out a statement and went after her. this is not before the dallas morning news article, it is after. you said if you can't trust her to be honest about her article, what else can you trust her about? do you stand by that? >> well, again, those will be issues that the voters of texas have to deci

this article written by slater, an tack book against george bush. wendy davis to get ahead of the story. she's attacking her republican opponent and -- as the feminists always do. she was caught telling a lie. i'm being attacked because i'm a woman! >> i guess she's not the great hope for texas after all. >> this is all i want to talk about all year. >> i can tell. >> as always, thank you for being with us. start your day with fox and friends each right now. >> who do you think is more pap larr, the president of the united states or the crack-smoking mayor of tore robert toe, rob ford? >> they wanted to get rid of this guy. they tried to get rid of this guy. they made fun of this guy. they laughed at this guy. they were all over this guy to quit, and his approval numbers are back up to 47% in toronto. and his approval numbers are higher than obama's. the smack of the crack smoking mayor of toronto's approval numbers are higher than obama's. >> all right, yes, he is it is true, a recent poll of canadians show crack-ski

she was 21, not 19 when she got a divorce and her next husband put her through harvard law, but slateries davis' claim that he was working with her republican opponent. it's not surprising that the media emerged in covering christie as a potential presidential candidate but the treatment of cuomo and davis suggest journalistic standards can be very selective. bret? >> howie, thanks. >>> new york's new mayor has his first semi scandal over snow. democrat bill de blasio is admitting not enough was done during this week's storms to clear the streets of manhattan's upper east side. some are suggesting this is political payback. republicans have made their choice on who will respond to president obama's state of the union address. kathy mcmorris rodgers gets the job, the party's highest ranking woman in congress. republicans meeting this week in washington are focusing much more on women in the coming electoral psych. they are also trying to keep the primary elections from becoming kill zones. the gop is considering rules to make the contest for the party's presidential nomination shorter a

in the story you referenced, "the dallas morning news" the reporter, wayne slater, who's fantastic, has an unnamed person in the story, who says nothing is going to stand in wendy's way. not her children, not her marriage, nothing. an unnamed person allowed to say that about her in this story. so clearly it's gendered. the thing that resonates with a lot of people is the notion that she would leave her children and that her husband, her second husband, paid the last part of the loan for her education right -- the day before she moved out. >> yeah. >> those are the thens that resonate out of the story, not so much whether she was 19 or 21 when she divorced her first husband, and that's the piece that's clearly gendered. >> so, kelly, you know, this is -- these are two different claims. i really like how you put this, beth. it is one thing for attacks to be gendered. it is another thing for them to be sexist in their assumptions. so as i sort of watch this unfold, i thought, okay, you know, if you are -- if you're a journalist, you just follow whatever story you think there is, and so you

. >>> at the lime on correctional facility in colorado, raymond slater became a hustler because of hislity to deal with inmates. but as the father of a teenager, he wasn't quite as confident of his skills. his daughter rava was 16 years old with a newborn of her own. she and ray had not seen each other in more than 10 years. but with his release date more than a month away, they arranged for a visit. >> i was really nervous about the visit because ray was so nervous. when we showed up to film the visit, we started with ray. and he was a wreck. he hadn't slept, he was fidgeting. he seemed anxiety ridden. what's going on? >> you know what, i haven't seen my daughter in so long, you know what i mean? i'm already all -- i didn't hardly sleep all night. >> then i was worried for him because i was hoping everything was going to go well. and he had so much at stake. >> would you like to get ready? >> right now? >> very soon. >> reporter: a short time later, raven arrived with another of ray's brothers and his sister-in-law. >> yeah. yeah. >> you have a visitor. you can go when i call them in

the cameras go on or do i just talked to the president myself and bruce mcculloch slater? so what do you think i did? i talk to the president. a half-hour. he talked about the politics of the philippines and he taught about the leaders he had not any talked about holding baby koalas snorkeling in the great barrier reef. it was huge. i know something. i don't know why he taught about that. but as a reporter, that's what she wanted to get. you want to get to know the president. i felt i had a little behind the curtain and you got a feeling for the intellectual curiosity, sort of a brilliant mind. of course, everything came back to him. as they say, this self-indulgence we saw also been the model went he scandal. in trying to reach out. you read letters. he was very much interested in keeping in contact with people that way. president obama does that today. franklin roosevelt read a lot of letters as well. but clinton is going to try to stay in touch. one other point about clinton. he was really into polling. he had enough of his time in office. i think generally that's a goo

former president of the women's media center and mike slater is here who is a talk radio host. are interesting. some i say are a little stranger as we go through. what do you make of the guy who made kill bill carrying the torch for anti-nra? >> hollywood producers are strange people. the nra lobbiest use people who want to get away with selling guns to criminals >> mike, what is your response some >> martha, you mention kill bill and he has a new movie coming out sin city. harvey and his friends have built their careers on making violent movies. they have contributed to this de-sensitizing to violence whether it is gang violence or knockout violence. instead of going after the nra who is all about gun safety he is be better not glorifying violence. >> after newtown, the horrible tragedy that brought about so much of this discussion, everyone talked about the big three elements that needed to be addressed. the mental health issue, the gun issue, and the hollywood issue, right? the president said we need to get at this and talk about the movies and video games because most of th

it turns out, according to wayne slater at the class morning news, this isn't actually completely true were misleading. wendy davis, apparently was divorced when she was 21, and not 19. she only lived in a trailer park for a couple of months. her now ex-husband, jeff davis, actually helped pay for her harvard law school education by cashing out a 401(k). she didn't do it by herself. the broad contours of her life story remain true. one truism of political campaigns, you go at your opponent's biggest strength. her biggest strength is this compelling life story. any time details of your biography are blurred, it is a real problem for any candidate. >> why blur your background at all? even with what's true in it's truest form, she is still admirable, right? >> absolutely. i think again the bigger picture here is that the story is generally true. any time a politician is answering questions about whether the story they present to the public is accurate, that's a problem. to your point, her republican opponent, greg abbott, has to tread carefully a little bit. if you start pressing wendy da

they're trying to hurt the speck slaters and they're going to come in with regulatory action that willi see china growing this year from 0% to 3% and the street is looking for 7.5%. i don't agree with that. >> it makes me wonder where we are in the cycle in the u.s. halfway halfway, more than halfway? >> we're about halfway through. i think we just finished the second year of a six-year wave of money coming into pensions. they still need to make 7.5% which is too high but they have gradually been bringing that down. they raise the assessments on the cities and towns that contribute to them. as those cities and towns pour more money into the pensions that keeps the credit market going, so we've been able to survive all the worries like the greek default, like the fiscal cliff, like the end of qe 1 andq qe 2. all those things might have stopped the credit boom from going on but because there's a wave of money coming into the pensions, we've been able to overcome all the worries and that's why we're going to overcome the worries about emerging markets that we have right now. >> it's so fa

and wayne slater says he never spoke to the republican campaign involved here.raising quarter last time. look, she became a heroin. a lot of national money has felony in. texas will eventually turn blue, can they win the governor's race in texas this year. in a close competitive election year like 2014 is, if people start to get nervous, the national money will dry up some. remember elizabeth warren? people said she had embellished or exaggerated her native american hair tanl. she had to deal with it constantly throughout the campaign. she had to deal with it. she nav dated it -- navigated it. >> i had forgotten about elizabeth warren. let's talk about a different and maybe a much more serious problem facing the former virginia governor bob mcdonnell and his wife. there's been an investigation into people around him for a while. now he and his wife are -- have been indicted. he was seen as a potential 2016 option for republicans. does this mean that there's no chance that this is going to happen at this point? >> no, his national political future as far as we ca