the wall of you control and now i'm a lot better at it now on and on some of my temper now is one spar for some reason having to get that i haven't got that i control when i fight i was much improved but want to spar and train and i lose my temper so i'm really their relationship with dana why do start off good yeah. actually if you if you're in good would it really should start off really really cool. and then i went sour and was sour when i did the movie. i can honestly say that i messed up i was able to fight a fight and i took the movie to eighteen movie came like years before it actually starts and just came it just came at a bad time and i've i stop i've turned down movie roles before to take fights but the eighteen i just confessed of youth and of mr t. is a friend in the city if you want to do more movies i love the movies on her as if i did you know then he has a good days kate and you know the movie with us come into our lives really do you want to go have a cool botching can't be forever right you know running to get the age right it's almost all of us you want to full time

of mine spar, his wife, a social worker, convinced him high-functioning autistic adults like parker arel suited for the job. >> if we were to of is those same instructions over and over again, i don't know about you, but i would miss some things. >> repor would, too. >> and max doesn't miss things. >> what you find in autism is thinking that relies less on the frontal cortex. >> reporter: dr. just studies autism at carnegie mellon university. his research showed most people rely on the front of the brain to process the big picture around them, but in autism, the wiring between front and back is not strong so thinking is dominated by parts of the brain that handle details. >> if you do "where's waldo" people with autism are known to do better at that kind of task, finding little detail in the big picture. and the reason is they could focus on the detail without being distracted by larger picture issues. >> reporter: parker is one of three autistic employees at mind spar. >> this is how we check the programmer's work. >> reporter: and more are training in an onsite cloosm. >> they just ne

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it does not necessarily reflect the opinions of ballard spar or our clients. thank you for this opportunity to testify. i currently work with a number of clients. one of the things as i have been listening that i feel like it's worth saying is that one of the things that i often say with financial innovation is there's a tendency to say it's completely new. it's so new we have never seen anything like it before. the fact is it is like a lot of things that have happened in the past. so i'm going to go through some of the statements that i have in my testimony. but let's start with the discussion of currency generally in the united states. so the united states actually has a long history of currency. it finally settled down in the 1870s when the supreme court hae a series of opinions called the legal tender cases. and basically, what they said at that time is we're going to stop all of this different stuff with the currencies happening. we're going to say there is a u.s. currency and the rule is everyone in the u.s. has to accept that currency. you have to accep

it does not necessarily reflect the opinions of ballard spar or our clients. thank you for this opportunity to testify. i currently work with a number of clients. the fact is it is like a lot of things that have happened in the past. so i'm going to two through some of the statements that i have in my testimony. but let's start with the discussion of currency generally in the united states. so the united states has a long history of currency. it finally settled down in the 1870s when the supreme court had a series of opinions. and basically, what they said at that time is we're going to stop all of this different stuff with the currencies happening. we're going to say there is a u.s. currency and everyone in the u.s. has to accept that currency. you have to accept u.s. currency. it is the currency of the land, et cetera. that's the basis that where he're working from. having said that, when we take a look at byte koip and the lessons that we can learn from byte coin and i want to point to you where we can talk about a byte of their failures. the first point is

japan is sparring with china and sparring with north korea. >> she does not have experience with japanes not have experience with asia. she does not have any track record with any of the central issues that we're dealing with there. that means she's not prepared to play the leading role in japan on those issues. >> reporter: but it is the young caroline, the child of the president who was assassinated 50 years ago that japan remembers. president kennedy had been planning to be the first u.s. president to visit japan, but he was killed before he could make the journey. the very first live television broadcast brought into japanese homes, the very first images japan saw was a nation and two children mourning the president they never met. >> i was small, six years old, but i remember how stunned and awed and frozen the faces of my parents. my elder sister, and my grandparents were. >> reporter: what is it like to see his daughter fulfill his journey? >> well, it is, it cannot be timelier than it is now. >> reporter: she will be brought in, erin, officially as the ambassador in the eyes of

the sparness of the life leads the imagination and inspires art. >> lives underneath the ice. once someone falls into the water, he will pick up that person and carry him back down to the ocean. >> cape dorset clings to the shores. in 1959 a government official started a cooperative society to encourage and pay local inuit to make art. for 54 years former nomads have made a living at artists. the art is sent south for sales in north america. >> i mostly work on my imagination. like, that, for example, i was trying to make it flying bird but it looked like it was walking. it was a walking bird. i enjoy drawing that one. very much. >> today's sculptures carve with power tools. their work is contemporary, not folk art. polar bears dance. fish sport human skulls and fish and machinery take on new forms. >> their work was always modern. when you see their art on the wall it does not smack of what art is in the reflectiveness of canada. it's new, edge, troubling sometimes. sometimes it's joyous. >> in canada's north a hunting and gathering lifestyle has given way to settlements and

. >> and cost $18,000 to build and the sails are of oregon spars and intended to pump 120-gallons an hour. that is a lot of water. >> out of the natural aquifer of the city. >> and the water began being pumped in 1903 and since it's a desolate area -- what is it called? >> the outside lands. >> and says uninhab tabl and made a caretaker cottage for the person that takes care of the milllemill. here it is and theh mill and the marry christmas and you have cake for you. the south one was bigger and the murphy mill built in 1908. the largest wind mill outside of hol land and recently taken apart and shipped back to hlollhol land and they called me other day and the sprinkler and the building and it's constantly moving and it vibrates and you have to isolate them. sutro bath was the largest swimming area in the world and it was - it had 20,000 bathing suits for rent just to give you an idea of the size of this thing. it had restaurants and -- >> different pools and different hot water pools, different cold water pools. this was for the poor. the rich it their own pipe from sutro that pum

at 12:30 we have the san jose spar tons taking on the bulldogs at 12:30 p.m. in san rafael we have the san rafael parade of lights and winter wonderland. it includes snow sledding and holiday marketplace. with the warm weather hopefully the snow will not melt. you can see we do nut have any returns and no moisture in the forecast whatever. it will be dry. from our exploritorium to the bay bridge you can see how clear it is. it will last throughout the weekend and it will change next week. we had a storm system pushing its way way to the southeast and hype it, coming from alaska is a massive cool air bringing cooler temperatures and a chance of rain and it will first hit washington, oregon, and over northern california and it will start monday and into tuesday. our california highs are warmer at 71 degrees in los angeles and our neighborhoods, 64 degrees in monterey and to the north, 57 in eureka and 50 degrees in tahoe and no snow is forecast for lake tahoe. our highs today in the bay area are 64 degrees in santa cruz and 67 in los gatos and 65 in santa clara

he started sniffing the camera and then decided he needed a sparring partner.tographer seemed to spar back. >> i think he's covered his face. >> look at that. he backs up. >> he looks like he's about to charge. >>> and then we're going to see here. very quietly -- very quietly walks away. meanwhile his heart is pounding. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in a half hour charges spike to save tens of hundreds of elephant. an industry worth billions. >>> plus, humans are trying to outsmart volcanos. you'll see the first of its kind manmade ash cloud. find out why it could solve an expensive problem for the airlines. that's ahead. >>> the controversy surrounding a toronto mayor rob ford is object growing this morning. the leader of north america's fourth largest city is admitting to smoking crack cocaine. now he's bringing more surprises to light. michelle wright has moring. >> he finally has more. now, new salacious details about the mail yore's behavior are emerging. the confessions continue for toronto mayor rob ford. he's admitting for the first

spar tans go up 30-24 in the fourth. navy up one. they let keenan reynolds. hits kyle young and they need the two-point conversion to tie and get it. chandler jones haul itself in and goes into overtime tied at 38. in triple-ot he runs for his seventh touchdown. seven. it is a record for a quarterback as navy wins a crazy game for him 58-52. can cal shock the world in the big game. 32-point favorites coming in. they will face a cal team that -- well they struggled all year. allowing 44 points per game. the question might be more emotional. can they really get up after seeing their rose bowl hopes? they are looking for their first win. >> we know it has been a tough year and this could be a way to end it on a positive note. stanford has a great football team and it will be a challenge for us. our kids are excited and we had a great week of practice and we are preparing well. >> the energy seen around campus both here and berkeley before the game is pretty unique. itit is a great experience. it is one of the best rivalries in the country and it is an honor to r

spar tans go up 30-24 in the fourth. navy up one. they let keenan reynolds. hits kyle young and they need the two-point conversion to tie and get it. chandler jones haul itself in and goes into overtime tied at 38. in triple-ot he runs for his seventh touchdown. seven. it is a record for a quarterback as navy wins a crazy game for him 58-52. can cal shock the world in the big game. 32-point favorites coming in. they will face a cal team that -- well they struggled all year. allowing 44 points per game. the question might be more emotional. can they really get up after seeing their rose bowl hopes? they are looking for their first win. >> we know it has been a tough year and this could be a way to end it on a positive note. stanford has a great football team and it will be a challenge for us. our kids are excited and we had a great week of practice and we are preparing well. >> the energy seen around campus both here and berkeley before the game is pretty unique. itit is a great experience. it is one of the best rivalries in the country and it is an honor to r

and i fix my knees and he shows me coming back from there and get back on top you had tito been sparring partners for a long time this will be you when they eventually happen it will be your first fight against the right we've been in first fight he said how would it have gone do you think i would have smashed tito to be honest. because i always have to go train for his fight so i could never be one hundred percent of who i want to be i always had to pretend to be his opponent you were the helping him i was at him i think i was smashed you know i don't think you could take me down my punching is a lot better harder and faster to him and i'm younger. so all of you are now with mark on welcome back i'm here with pointed out the rampage jackson so great to welcome you to the pillow talk family superstar. wrestling we know you want to get on your next movie how are you feeling mentally and physically happened to be back here on spike t.v. i'm trying to hard and i'm back motivated found my love. now with a reputable company that knows how to treat a fight. go bad with rampage jackson who knew

another half hour of sunday's health spar is always great advice.it for today's house nd d you can follow the doctors on facebook and twitter. media buzz with howie kurtz, right now. take care. >>> on the buzz meter this sunday, a president who's disengaged from the business of governing. a president who didn't tell the truth about keeping your health plan. that indictment covering not just some conservative critics but from the mainstream media. is this a turning point for the coverage of barack obama and an indelible image he won't be able to erase or just a rough patch for the administration? >>> plus, a conversation with barbara walters about "the view." why she's saying away from political stories. >> "the view" is a daytime show. a lot of on people do threat their news from "the view," but it's supposed to be

now tensions are running high between russia and the netherlands which have been sparring over the recent arrest of thirty greenpeace activists who attempted to board a russian article oil rig russia has criticized netherlands for the incident which involved a ship flying the dutch flat i just about was he joins me now live with more details on this or tell me the case of the greenpeace activists has definitely gone beyond purely environmental issues so do bring us the latest on it. well the russian ministry spokesman has said that the netherlands is to blame for how the situation has unfolded at the moment russia did say that released a statement saying that they actually had the netherlands to hold of the ship the arctic sea which was approaching a russian arctic out what's. as the dutch did not do anything the russians decided to take matters in their own hands are arresting those twenty eight activists as one of those two journalists who were aboard that arctic sea vessel they are waiting trial of course and have been charged now with hooliganism which carries a maximum sentence of fi

tensions are running high between russia or the netherlands these days which have been sparring over the arrest of those thirty greenpeace activists who turned to board an article will rig moscow's no criticizing the dutch government for failing to prevent the protests say the latest. the russian ministry spokesman has said that the netherlands is to blame for how the situation has unfolded at the moment russia did say that released a statement saying that they actually had ours the netherlands to hold of the ship which was approaching a russian arctic waters the dutch did not do anything the russians decided to take matters in their own hands are arresting those twenty eight activists as well as those two journalists who were aboard that vessel they are awaiting trial of course and have been charged now with hooliganism which carries a maximum sentence of fifteen years tensions have been running high between the two countries russia and the netherlands birtha diplomats in their respective countries have been tagged day going back and forth in terms of the tensions running high in te

spar tans go up 30-24 in the fourth. navy up one. they let keenan reynolds.s kyle young and they need the two-point conversion to tie and get it. chandler jones haul itself in and goes into overtime tied at 38. in triple-ot he runs for his seventh touchdown. seven. it is a record for a quarterback as navy wins a crazy game for him 58-52. can cal shock the world in the big game. 32-point favorites coming in. they will face a cal team that -- well they struggled all year. allowing 44 points per game. the question might be more emotional. can they really get up after seeing their rose bowl hopes? they are looking for their first win. >> we know it has b year and tough year and this could be a way to end it on a positive note. stanford has a great football team and it will be a challenge for us. our kids are excited and we had a great week of practice and we are preparing well. >> the energy seen around campus both here and berkeley before the game is pretty unique. itit is a great experience. it is one of the best rivalries in the country and it is an honor to r

another half hour of sunday's health spar is always great advice.or today's house call. >> and don't forget you can follow both of the doctors on facebook and twitter. send them questions that we should use in our should i worry segment. i'm jami colby. media buzz with howie kurtz, right now. take care. >>> on the buzz meter this sunday, a president who's disengaged from the business of governing. a president who didn't tell the truth about keeping your health plan. that indictment covering not just some conservative critics but from the mainstream media. is this a turning point for the coverage of barack obama and an indelible image he won't be able to erase or just a rough patch for the administration? >>> plus, a conversation with barbara walters about "the view." why she's saying away from political stories. >> "the view" is a daytime show. a lot of on people do threat their news from "the view," but it's supposed to be

rejected an association agreement with the mass rallies erupted into clashes with police and protesters sparring to gas and pepper spray at each other. has the latest from the ukrainian capital. the protests are continuing the state overnight despite it's getting very very cold in the ukrainian capital we're certain expecting the protests to continue right now the both the squares where the protests are taking place are not so crowded but last night was so how after working hours finished thousands came here and it wasn't a very peaceful protest one minor incident one minor broke ation led to clashes with the police to you gas was used i was standing literally just away from it and the crowd was in fact very very angry until the police left it was still very tense we also expected protests in front of the government building and the people here see many time and to stay until the end of the week and to see whether there's any hope that the euro situation the free trade zone agreement with european union would be signed we also know that the their leader the leader of the opposition of the jailed

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match between yourself and rampage how well do you really know one another through close friends sparring partners will say so we reached out to rampage i have his answers right in front of me if you get an answer right you will hear the following. i think i heard it and if you get an answer wrong you will hear this. i think they're expecting more wrong answers based on the studio crew ok first question what musician would rampage rather listen to katy perry or miley cyrus my sarah's. well is that say we have our am if rampage wasn't an m.m.a. fighter what career would he have chosen fresh wrestler. correct colby all abroad. le bron. colby you got to be though he's really he's from the east coast i thought they would pick him i'm sorry. i would think i'd pick colby myself. i don't know i want to remember this what rampages most embarrassing training school henri. i think my balls got his face correct came out be a pansy got in his face well that accident and all the young girls. in band camp now you know i don't want to skate for the fight but rampages never forgot. that. much that a huge

now tensions are running high between russia and the netherlands which have been sparring it's fairing over the recent arrest of thirty greenpeace activists who attempted to board a russian arctic oil. russia's criticizing adeline's for the incident which involved a ship flying dutch flag artist about once a joins me now with more details so to be on the case of greenpeace activists has definitely gone beyond purely environmental issues there what's the latest on the case. well maria is sure it certainly has the latest so far is that the russian ministry spokesperson actually came out today to say that the duchess should have done more than they did when russia had asked them initially upon seeing that vessel on its waters that it is that it's not allowed to be there they also russian the dutch are they just cut counterparts and said that you need to hold out that ship from going any further now of course sir today also statements coming out very harsh words saying that one of the dutch vessel was not supposed to be use of force on a russian waters and to the dutch did not help but the

goes wrong this could be a global catastrophe that dwarfs what is happening to the cemetery to the spar. tokyo electric has shown its true colors time and time again its incompetence its dishonesty even the director of the nuclear regulation authority of japan has more and that this process should not be rushed. they should not try to force these assemblies out of their storage channels. there is no radiological container around the pool and if this waste were to catch on fire. it could be ten times worse than chernobyl. tokyo metropolitan area is thirty million residents and they might have to be evacuated if that waste catches on fire. so that that's known could become a dead zone for all time minority is an evacuation zone should be much larger than twelve point four miles in radius. even now the respondent as a chs he's keeping a close on the line to clean up into pushing up and posing questions to the company in charge of the prices going up to the minute reports on the operation by taking his twitter account. the line of virtual currency that can be held but can be still and we've

. >> he often bragged about sparring with mike tyson and appearing in the film pursuit of happiness film. sharif junior says he was a private man. >> my dad was was writing about that job. he just he felt something was wrong whatever is going on up there. >> investigators confiscated notebooks and they are under seechlt a a source tells me they contain page after page of angry ramblings about his life, his children, and his job at the quarry. >> he bottled a lot of stuff in. and i never knew that about him. a lot of people didn't know he was going through anger. i just wish expressed it and i believe if he would have expressed it, who knows what the outcome would be, now. >> just days before the massacre he did talk about work issues to a friend in sacramento showing off his new ak 47. >> what are you going to do with that? he was like man, these people at my job keep messing with me. >> his mother wakes up up saying turn on the tv. >> when i saw it the name popped up i woke up like this is happening here i called my sister. it's one of the things you're just shock. so you just don't kno

. >> he often bragged about sparring with mike tyson and appearing in the film pursuit of happiness film. sharif junior says he was a private man. >> my dad was was writing about that job. he just he felt something was wrong whatever is going on up there. >> investigators confiscated notebooks and they are under seechlt a a source tells me they contain page after page of angry ramblings about his life, his children, and his job at the quarry. >> he bottled a lot of stuff in. and i never knew that about him. a lot of people didn't know he was going through anger. i just wish expressed it and i believe if he would have expressed it, who knows what the outcome would be, now. >> just days before the massacre he did talk about work issues to a friend in sacramento showing off his new ak 47. >> what are you going to do with that? he was like man, these people at my job keep messing with me. >> his mother wakes up up saying turn on the tv. >> when i saw it the name popped up i woke up like this is happening here i called my sister. it's one of the things you're just shock. so you just don't kno

use to spar with mike tyson.hey could find to get me to look like i could throw a punch. he worked with me for months. finally i looked like i may hurt somebody if they were standing totally still with their arms down. and then they didn't get up and i hit them and someone said cut. you know what i mean? if that happens. i'm a killer. >> jimmy: that will be it. do you ever fight for your brother growing up? do you ever have -- i would imagine a fist fight. you guys all grew up together. he is a really it really is? >> matt is not a bully. i fought with my older brother, as brothers do. and i don't know where that, where am i supposed to go with senate. >> jimmy: who would win the fights? go where your heart takes you. >> i was a little tougher i think. >> jimmy: tougher than ben? >> yeah, i was for a time. >> jimmy: is that right. i would look ike to see you fign the show. >> jimmy: do that for me. >> fight ben on the show? what do i get out of it? >> jimmy: on christmas eve. wouldn't that be great. they'd love i

he started sniffing the camera and then decided he needed a sparring partner.tographer seemed to spar back. >> i think he's covered his face. >> look at that. he backs up. >> he looks like he's about to charge. >>> and then we're going to see here. very quietly -- very quietly walks away. meanwhile his heart is pounding. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in a half hour charges spike to save tens of hundreds of elephant. an industry worth billions. >>> plus, humans are trying to outsmart volcanos. you'll see the first of its kind manmade ash cloud. find out why it could solve an expensive problem for the airlines. that's ahead. >>> the controversy surrounding a toronto mayor rob ford is object growing this morning. the leader of north america's fourth largest city is admitting to smoking crack cocaine. now he's bringing more surprises to light. michelle wright has moring. >> he finally has more. now, new salacious details about the mail yore's behavior are emerging. the confessions continue for toronto mayor rob ford. he's admitting for the first

. >> this mother says it was the reason she learned the spar spangled banner. she would stop every morning and sing the song with it. i thought it was the cutest thing and she was learning to be patriotic. >> i think if it's too loud you are too old. >> the entire ceremony lasts less than three minutes. most say that's a small sacrifice compared to the one made by the men and women who put their lyeings on the line to protect our freedom. >> take a moment to reflect not only what the ceremony means but the history of our country and the conflict they have thought and the people who have given their lives to that flag. >> despite the new complaints for neighbors to turn it up they have no plans to raise the volume. seems to be a happy need yum now. that brings us to today's brew on this question. should the volume of the morning colors stay the same or be turned back up? >> tell us what you think on facebook, twitter or e-mail us at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. we will air your comments later in the show. >> 25 after the top of the hour. uncle sam wants your per

. ♪ o say >> how did you decide to do this rock 'n' roll cover of "spar-spangled banner"?old rich it came in a dream, i had to do it. ♪ through the perilous fight >> why do you think it has resonated? >> just what it means. what it stands for. the brave men and women who serve our country today and in the past are all things that are so i think meaningful to most americans that when they do listen to it, the sense of pride just sort of comes over. ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ >>> legendary australian rockers ac/dc proclaimed, it's a long way to the top if you want to rock 'n' roll. madison rising discovered it's harder to get there if you want to do more than rock 'n' roll. >> the mission is to promote american culture, to bring back great rock music, authentic rock music, with a message. there's nothing wrong with loving your country. >> and yet you as their promoter have had a hard time selling them to mainstream musical media. what's going wrong? >> it's no secret that the media and entertainment industries a

. >> is so called spar >> is so called spar spangled banner flag is spangled banner flag is turning 200ld. turning 200 years old. to celebrate the to celebrate the anniversary, the maryland anniversary, the maryland historical society has historical society has researched the original researched the original flag, and is recreating flag, and is recreating it as accurately as it as accurately as possible, right dune to possible, right dune to the very last stitch. the very last stitch. >> >> one of the major one of the major sources was the sources was the conservation report from conservation report from the smithsonian. the smithsonian. reading what it looks reading what it looks like, and then actually like, and then actually being able to take it to being able to take it to a weaver and say you know a weaver and say you know can you do this. can you do this. i didn't necessarily want i didn't necessarily want to do it if i couldn't to do it if i couldn't fly it. fly it. i wanted to fly it. i wanted to fly it. i think that's important i think that's important for something like this.

. >> and sparring partners, how this wild encounter occurred between a man and elk. >> that looks likead idea. >> yes. >> the white house comments on affordable care act preempted today's episode of "live with kelly and michael" so you can watch the show or set your dvr to those who've been waiting welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage, and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> an outcry for a trucking company in australia to pay for damage one big rig caused in this tunnel today take a look. it drag add cross the roof of the tunnel, you can see sending debris everywhere. reports say the driver activated the tipping mechanism when leaning down to pick up glasses. >> these idiot vdz to acknowledge they not only stop their own truck but they disadvantage the whole city. >> that is rather frank. surveillance video captured the container rising as it approached and it got worse once the truck was inside of there. the incident backed up traffic for hours. >> sounds classier when you say these idio

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. ♪ o say >> how did you decide to do this rock 'n' roll cover of "spar-spangled banner"?ch it came in a dream, i had to do it. ♪ through the perilous fight >> why do you think it has resonated? >> just what it means. what it stands for. the brave men and women who serve our country today and in the past are all things that are so i think meaningful to most americans that when they do listen to it, the sense of pride just sort of comes over. ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ >>> legendary australian rockers ac/dc proclaimed, it's a long way to the top if you want to rock 'n' roll. madison rising discovered it's harder to get there if you want to do more than rock 'n' roll. >> the mission is to promote american culture, to bring back great rock music, authentic rock music, with a message. there's nothing wrong with loving your country. >> and yet you as their promoter have had a hard time selling them to mainstream musical media. what's going wrong? >> it's no secret that the media and entertainment industries are, fo

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spar continues improve 205-3 with the victory. >> the warriors wrapping up their california tour lasteat the lakers at home, lost to the clippers in l.a. and took care of the kings last night at oracle. they fired up the troops in the pregame huddle. great sequence to close out the first. country to greene. he drains the three with two seconds left. and mclemore answers just beyond half-court. and curry put on the show. shakes and bakes. pulls up and knocks down the three-pointer. 14 points 9 assists in the half. and curry feeds klay thompson. he hits the three. clay had 17 first-half points. the splash brothers loving it. and he continues to light up. another three. the start of a 15-0 run for the warriors. they run the kings out are of. oracle winning 98-87. dan boyle back in the lineup. you see him taken off the stretch on a stretcher and missioned seven games. 36 seconds into the game the shot under boyle's stick and in. 1-0, coyotes. shark tie it in the second. joe pavelski nips it. sixth of the year. 1-16 game. still in the second sharks on the power play. boyle goes high glove

. >> is so called spar spangled banner flag is turning 200 years old.celebrate the anniversary, the maryland historical society has researched the original flag, and is recreating it as accurately as possible, right dune to the very last stitch. >> one of the major sources was the conservation report from the smithsonian. reading what it looks like, and then actually being able to take it to a weaver and say you know can you do this. i didn't necessarily want to do it if i couldn't fly it. i wanted to fly it. i think that's important for something like this. >> and the way we went. a team of devoted stitchers assembled and took the work. from all across the world want to distribute a stitch. there was a natural divvying up of the duty whose worked on the stripes and who sowed the two-foot wide stars. >> well, the stripes are pieced together and sews in long strips. the stars are an my kayed on top. one is piecing things together and the other one is putting one piece on top of another and sewing it down. >> well, she is stars and i'm striped. >> that wa

mitch mcconnell and harry reid sparred back and forth on the floor about whether to do this. this time, nobody had an idea until we came in yesterday and there they went ahead with it. >> real quickly, real quickly, this works for both political parties. so if the republicans now become the majority in 2014 or 2016, what kind of revenge are we going to see? >> you know, they aren't talking about that. what she said is right. democrats lit a fuse but is really up to republicans to decide how big that explosion goes. and as you said, they have the ability if they want to do this or supreme court nominees which are not covered under the deal yesterday, they can do that if they want to do it for legislation. if they want to pick and choose. it's up to republicans how angry they want to be. there's a possibility to say, let's stick where we are. i think they're going to see some retaliation. they have to do it. >> mitch mcconnell said if you like the senate rules you can't keep them. stephen dinan,have a great weekend. >>> we want to hear from you. why do you think the white house

she would benefit from an early sparring partner in 2016. i think the dynamics are there.er is she's running or not. i don't think he will stop his presidential ambitions on the possibility that she is running. he will have to decide before she does. that's going to be fun to watch. great stuff for us. >> it will be. nick is having a fit in the control room because this show is not called "hardball". see you. thanks so much. >> thanks, alex. >> coming up, the one big factor. the debate in obama care. max and penny kept our bookstore exciting and would always come to my rescue. but as time passed, i started to notice max just wasn't himself. and i knew he'd feel better if he lost a little weight. so i switched to purina cat chow healthy weight formula. i just fed the recommended amount... and they both loved the taste. after a few months max's "special powers" returned... and i got my hero back. purina cat chow healthy weight. still running in the morning? yeah. getting your vegetables every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of

>> well, you know, it is interesting that i am on with wendy today because wendy and i have sparred backnd forth about this woman and that whole prosecution. i thought at the time that prosecution was not only ill advised but that prosecutor and we were vindicated to some degree ended up being disbarred. now you have a woman, somebody remarked to me this morning, karma is a bitch, you've got a situation where, you know, she had at least arguably a decent defense in this case, but has absolutely no credibility. she's tried for a crime where her credibility is at issue and she, you know, anybody that knows her or knows of her knows she has absolutely no credibility. so it is an amazing, amazing turn of events. >> it really is. wendy, now we're talking about conviction, very serious crime, and this turn around of events. but just as mark underscored, you have disbarring, you had people whose lives changed forever, arrests, charges dropped, firings, a lot transpired in seven years. >> yeah. i can't believe it's been seven years. >> i can't either. >> wow. you know, here's the interesting thi

of him now as the first television president, young, athletic, whether playing with children or sparring news conferences. but now for the first time, never before seen film of john f. kennedy as a long shot presidential hopeful accompanied by his beloved sister eunice. >> george kennedy said if eunice had been born a boy, he would have been the candidate of this generation. when jackie kennedy did not campaign, oftentimes she was very glad to stay off the campaign trail, eunice kennedy shriver was only too glad to fill in. >> a young senator without seniority or long resume doing what candidates do in iowa, even riding a white mule, though local democrats tried to pass it off at a donkey. >> when i looked at the film for the first time, i said to myself, wow, this is an amazing bit of history. >> newly discovered by the photograph's family and now saved for posterity, kennedy is also seen campaigning in aliquippa, pennsylvania, midterms fighting for passage of minimum wage. and this from june 1963, five months before dallas. >> the most clilg piece of footage for me is there's a wonderf

had members in the israeli government say it is a strong bond, but despite that, you've had the sparringck and forth over the course of a week and it does seem like it has been frayed albeit temporarily, but there is some mistrust as some analysts have called it. >> thank you so much for that report. we will continue to follow the reaction. >>> 46 minutes past the hour. the iran deal impacting the price of oil crude fell on the international markets with traders hopeful the agreement could mean sanctions blocking iranian oil experts could someday be lifted. we should note the deal leaves those sanctions in place for now. sales to the west will continue to be blocked but deeper cuts to oil production are now off the table. >> world markets reacting from oil to gold to stocks. >>> a proposed security green light between the u.s. and afghanistan is looking shaky this morning. afghanistan's elders just met with president karzai for four days and they are urging him to sign a deal to keep some u.s. support troops in his country beyond 2014 but karzai is refusing to do it. he wants to wait unt