stacey is a man of few words but great wisdom. he has tremendous insights into human nature, and his observations are well worth hearing. watauga county is fortunate to call this hardworking citizen one of its own. i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from west virginia, mr. mooney, for five minutes. mr. mooney: thank you, mr. speaker. it's a great honor of addressing the nation as a newly elected representative for the people of west virginia's second district. my name is alex mooney, and grew up in a home where the american ideal of the personal freedom and limited government were cherished. my mother was born and raised in cuba, where at age 21 she was thrown in jail for seven weeks as a political prisoner by the communist regime of fidel castro. after her release, she fled here to the united states where she was welcomed with open arms to restart her life in freedom. my father was a feisty irishman from new york, and a vietnam veteran. he was an ardent conservative and had grea

thank you. >> good luck, stacey. >> all right, thanks a lot. hey. >> hello. >> you ready for another 45 years. >> yeah. >> here's your ring. >> yeah, that's right. it's over with! it's definitely over. yep! stayed with me every step of the way. wowie. >> it's nice. >> it's nice. it's real nice. freedom. fresh air. a lot different than the air in there, believe it or not. >> in recent years, anamosa has withstood serious overcrowding while the population has become older with longer sentences. its survival is dependent on its ability to meet challenges and its ever-changing role in history. that's our report. thanks for watching. i'm john seigenthaler >>> there are 2 million people behind bars in america. we open the gates. "lockup." >> this is what you call a dog cage. >> a lot of them complain that the walls are closing in on them. >> i'm just keeping my eyes open, that's about it. >> and i'm pregnant. >> contraband. >> my sentence is life without parole. >> there's no way you can say sorry for something like that. >> they didn't allow me to g

here's stacey davis, and here's stacey davis rebounds, put back, and one. pepperdine wins 67-62.hington state is trying to figure out a way to beat stanford for the first time ever. second half, to kayly johnson for the bucket. you know the rest. stanford wins it 75-56. stanford is 12th ranked and they were looking like it. how about the cal women. they were playing host to washington. second half, look at bears already up by 19. and rashawn. bucket. 19 in the second half. bears win 82-58. they are 7-2 in the pack 12. let's honor serena williams. she had maria sharapova in the way of a milestone. australian open women's final, wee hours of this morning. williams record against sharapova, 16-2. first set ends like that. she won that first set 6-3. she hasn't lost to sharapova since 2004. second set tie breaker is a good one. she wins it. her 19th grand slam title. first australian open since 2010. bubba watson. you see that there. 16th hole. it's a popular one. on the 15,000. francisco, the ace, as for the top of the leader board, martin on 11. just off the green. gets it to drop.

more of my conversation with juror stacey matthews and heidi carilla. described what she saw the last time she saw chris kyle alive. >> he said he was inviting chad to come along. >> you said chad had come to the house? >> chad had come to the house. had an extra set of eyes. and then he maybe make sure this guy knows that chad can be trusted 100% so that he's comfortable saying whatever he wants. he said oh yeah. no. i definitely will. and then that we loved each other and gave each other a kiss and hug like we always did. >> you know, high die,eidiheidi, trials are such personal things. particularly for jury members. what went through your mind when you heard taya saying that? >> sorrow. sorrow for her. and her family. how you can't sit there and not feel sorrow for her, and empathy, but that is not what made our decision. >> there's a lot of sad things that happen in the world and you can't base it just on the emotional fact. we were given the facts. we were given evidence. the charge was to consider the facts and evidence only no emotion, no outside

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. >> stacey moving forward final thoughts.nds like the charges are dropped. >> listen it's very common. in domestic violence cases, it's a hand-holding procedure. women don't want to come forward. i see this every day. when they go to the police it's horrific acts that happen upon them and then late their decide not to go forward. nothing is going to change if they don't come into court and testify against the person that's done the victimization to them. so please even though we see this case and it's high profile, it should be a message for lots of women that these guys are going to go free if you don't come to court and you choose not to participate. >> stacey thank you so much. and christine, appreciate both of you. >>> ahead, new revelations from one of president obama's former top advisers. the inner circle apparently had feared a terror attack at president obama's first inauguration. now we know what they did to prepare for that. stay with me. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta h

stacey. >> thank you, very much. for your presentation we're screened by supervisor breed and is there anyone from the public who wishes to speak seeing none, public comment is closed now if we can move to our consent calendar. >> item three and four compromise those and if a member objects any items can be screwdriver separately. >> colleagues any public comments seeing none oh first public comment on the consent calendar seeing none, public comment is closed. and now roll call vote on the consent agenda. >> on items two and three. >> supervisor breed arrest commissioner christensen supervisor farrell absent supervisor tang supervisor yee consent calendar passes. >> thank you consent calendar passes and now if we can move on to item 5 and recommended appoint to the geary corridor ssi this is an action item. >> liam like to call up the transportation planner to speak on this item first. >> thank you collin it begins on page 55 in the packet and the appointment of a member to our geary corridor bus rapid transit citiz

. >> reporter: stacey matthew lives behind the home. she says she has seen young men but never any children. she didn't know what was going on inside. did you know there was marijuana in the neighborhood? >> no, i have no idea. >> as for that third suspect who was driving the truck he first told officers that he just picked up the other two and was giving them a ride to the hospital. investigators interviewed him and determined he was here and part of the home invasion. they say they will be charged. no one was hurt here at the home. at this point they say the man was shooting in self-defense. they haven't gone inside to determine whether he was growing the marijuana legally. reporting live in santa rosa, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> a vallejo man is under arrest after trying to run over police officers with his car before 11:30 last night near mayfair avenue and lassen street. officers tried to stop the 23-year-old gerald brown, who was driving a honda that had been reported stolen. police say he led them on a chase and slammed into

ratio i was managing most of the money so the information meaning the excess returns by the active stacey says is first percent pilgrim actually. >> i take it on the website. >> so i think claire is writing this down this is the information that probably you didn't have this is why we have more faith in mr. cokeer and what he achieve he's done those programs prior and performance track records in the bad market in 2008, and that's important to see. >> and commissioners the numbers i pointed out for years through june 14th on ucs website that's didn't exclude 2008 when we and i'll try not to be redundant but there were questions asked by the audience and plus e-mails from the members actually and retire and statements being made so i want to try and show to ms. hawthorne we're listening to many hawk i think he's something been the activitys of the board members and not waiting for the decisions this is not a rush stamped board this has to do what happened in 2008 is that true. >> that's exactly it. >> my prevention it is about reducing risk and this hedge fund and the strategies what we ha

sj bic eye said kevin stacey for sure love underwood. left to right want to be fake real. wake up america. that's harsh. have a great >> he mentioned next week. we'll be here on monday. >> hi, everybody, i'm gerri willis and this is "the willis report, the show where consumers are our business. tax cuts for millions of americans and small businesses. we'll detail the republican push for a series of new tax breaks. >> trying to get people back to work. we're trying to increase take-home pay. gerri: irs under fire for not doing enough to fight fraud. >> many americans are facing a theft in general with specific tax return. gerri: the irs can not spot a red flag flying in their face. growing consumer backlash against united airlines. should the airline honor thousands of super cheap fares mistakenly sold online. >> i was surprised by email.

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sj bic eye said kevin stacey for sure love underwood. left to right want to be fake real.merica. that's harsh. have a great weekend, everybody. >>> we begin with this fox news alert. danish media reporting that there have been shots tired at a cafÉ in denmark and there are reports of injured people, including a uniformed police officer. hello, everyone i'm uma pemmaraju and welcome to "america's news headquarters." >> i'm leland vittert. we are just getting images from the scene and the cafÉ there was hosting event titled art blasphemy and the freedom of expression. that event was hosted by swedish artist who has faced numerous threats for character touring the prophet muhammad back in 207. there are a number of photos of wult holes there at that

. >> something is only worth what you can get somebody to pay for it any way report roar stacey is hopingsell this cabinet and lamp like upscale flea mark it has hundreds of sellers and thousands of items at big discounts for online buyers to name their own price. >> anybody coming to a resale site is looking for dole on brand name. i think to make an offer creates that opportunity for them. that feeling of negotiation and they got a great deal and that's feeling everybody loves. report roar for more information on the sites i just mentioned log on to cbsphilly.com. i'll also be posting the information on my facebook and twitter feeds. i do not pay retail for anything anything. >> i love that statement. >> i'm not cheap but i've thrifty i like this. >> a lot of times you don't have to. it might take a little longer. >> just take some patience. a sight like this at least you have an idea of whether you have a shot or not. >> hard part of negotiation is looking someone in the eye. now you can just do that. it's easy. i like that. >> jim, thank you g good stuff. >> you're very welcome. >> ap

la policia fue advertida iniciando una minuciosa investigacion de como se dio este peligroso hecho stacey de familia esta madre de familia dice que es horrible, y no se explica como hacen esto y de donde estan sacando esas pastillas? en la tarde el distrito escolar de albany realizo una conferencia para decir que mantendran contacto con las familias afectadas y que tendran disponibles servicios de consejeria para el resto de los alumnos. --tanto las autoridades policiacas como las escolares continuan recopilando la informacion correspondiente .por lo pronto las clases y las actividades en esta secundaria albany no se han visto afectadas. angel live --dos asuntos pendientes aun en esta investigacion ... y es que aun no se sabe porque los jovencitos ingirieron esta pastillas ni tampoco se revela aun que tipo de pildoras eran y que efecto habrian producido en los menores. cesar --- ahora demos un vistazo a las temperaturas para esta noche.. blanca --pasamos con gabriela dellan .. gabriela facebook amigos tengan todos muy buenos noches y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48

. >> i'm stacey dash. you're watching "fox & friends," and they are not clueless. >> stacey dash will be on with us in a short time but let me tell what you's happening now. let's get to the fox news alert. the man who killed american sniper chris kyle and his friend chad littlefield found guilty of murder in texas. >> heather childers with the breaking developments. >> eddie ray routh will spend the rest of his life in prison for murdering navy seal chris kyle and his friend chad littlefield at a texas gun range two years ago. >> we the jury find the defendant eddie ray routh guilty of the following offenses: capital murder as charged. >> the 12-person jury taking less than three hours to unanimously convict routing -- convict routh of capital murder late last night, a life sentence with no chance of parole. the victims' family crying, holding hands in court grateful, they say, to finally have closure. >> welch waited two years -- we've waited two years for god to get justice for us on behalf of our son a

dee-dee cramer and stacey scott and ann simon and debby kay were with me the whole time. we got together. [speaker not understood] goes out to jeff miller for being so amazing and having such a great vision after all those community meetings. (applause) >> and i remember one meeting someone said they didn't want the playground redone because they knew everyone that was here already and it was so intimate. well, i hope you all get to know all your neighbors because there's a lot more of them that are going to be here now. thank you for everything. (applause) >> thanks, carina, thanks, lynn. >> this is something we all wanted to do. >> wait, i'm going to add to your certificates of honor to lynn and carina. from the entire board of supervisors we have certificates for all of you. so, thank you for all of your hard work. (applause) >> i want to bring up my colleagues, i have two great colleagues from the board of supervisors here today, supervisor scott wiener and supervisor john avalos. if you guys want to come up and say a few words. but before i hand the mic over, just re

he was convicted from the 1996 rape and murder of stacey stites. they cleared dozens of suspects, including her fiance, a rookie fiance. they matched dna inside stites to a local rodney reed. to this day, he maintains innocence. tonight, a new look at the forensic evidence and the court has halted his execution. earlier this month i spoke to him about his experience there. >> were you scared? i mean you are told you're being sent to go live with the worst monsters in texas. the people who have done the most heinous acts and you're going to be around them. >> no. i can't say that i was scared. i can't say that i was scared. i didn't want to come here, but i -- i used to fight. i used to be a boxer. and you know a man is a man. a man is going to defend himself. so i was curling up and balling up, and i'm going to defend myself. i was prepared to do that because you know what i'm saying, i was coming here. once i got here, some of these guys are like looking at the big picture. some of these guys were someone else's neighbor, brother, father. you don'

it was ruled an accident until fourth wife stacey went missing.oug burns is a police attorney and a lyyse is a former prosecutor as well. i didn't mention that drew petersen is a former cop. >> probably not a lot of friends. >> take up his attorney's point. >> it is talking about what makes sense. we are not talking about someone rational talking about the case. this is a guy convicted of killing his wife and another gone missing and may have killed her as well. and by the way when he was sentenced by the prosecutor, he said remember my face. he is angry at the prosecutor and there were three people when i was a prosecutor for threatening me. it happens on a daily basis. >> it sounds like a movie script. >> and drew peteresen. >> every client deserves a good defense. >> and with good justification. however, i do think that that lawyer is making a good point. >> first of all he was known for being cautious and never leaving a lot of evidence trails. he will run his mouth on a murder for hire case. i was in two trials actually and the fact of the ma

sot 5:30 stacey larsen madre de familia esta madre de familia dice que es horrible, no se como pueden esto y de donde estan sacando esas pastillas? por que no son mas inteligentes para no tomarlas. en cuanto al estado de salud de los jovenes hospitalizados se desconoce asi como el tipo de pastillas que ingirieron pero tanto las autoridades policiacas como las escolares estan realizando la investigacion correspondiente . sandra bermudez noticiero t 48. take sot 00:14 english live bug sandra live vo blanca ---las autoridades identificaron al hombre que fue hallado sin vida al interior de una vivienda que se quem ayer en sunnyvale. ---se trata de "solomon shatz" de 77 aÑos. ---los bomberos respondieron a un incendio registrado a las 5 de la maÑana en las calles "fisher-hawk y cardigan". ---despus de extinguir, las llamas encontraron el cuerpo de "shatz". ---se desconoce qu provoc el incendio y aun no se revela la causa de muerte. blanca ---momentos de tension se vivieron esta madrugada en un vecindario de martinez cuando agentes de la patrulla de caminos realizaban una persecucion de un

stacey left that's what i asked him to do, and get us that information. i would ask both of you to please do that and i would also ask the folks who are on the next panel to do that and maybe we can combine your submissions and maybe we can get a majority of the commission to recommend that. not being an expert on immigration or detention -- well i do know about detention. but not in this concept. but if we could do that, i think that would be great. and so if you could write those up and i would assume send them -- i guess we should send them to whom? >> the immigration office of civil rights evaluation here at the commission. >> all right. thank you. that's all i had. >> commissioner harriet? >> thank you, mr. chairman. miss lucas i'm curious about the numbers here and maybe you could help me. you mentioned that some of the detainees -- and i'm not sure if you were talking about carnes and dilley in particular but some detainees have attorneys that they retain themselves, some are pro bono and some don't have any attorneys at all. can you tell me how co

students and two visitors took the drug with alcohol which is a street name for a main chemical next stacey. university has suspended the students would will appear in court next week. >> a jury in texas found a former marine guilty in the killing of american snipe are chris kyle and another after three hours. eddie ray routh will spend life in prison for gunning down the two at a shooting range. defense attorneys say he was suffering from mental issues and plan to appeal. george stephanopolis spoke with six on the jury on "good morning america" in an exclusive interchange. >> you were convicted he knew the difference between right and wrong wren he pulled the triggers? >> without a doubt. he knew the consequences the first time of pulling the trigger. >> the rest of what they had to say of the decision is on "good morning america" right after this newscast at 7:00 a.m. >> in chicago former wife chief ever staff and mayor rahm emanuel is facing a run off. he addressed the supporters after failing to pick up 50 percent of the vote in the mayoral election. that is despite spend more than $10

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stacey kinkaid is part of that team for 26 years.ow as the first woman ever elected sheriff of fairfax county, running the jail is her primary responsibility. as for the inmates she says her approach is firm but fair. >> this is jail, that's just how it is. our major concern is safety and security. we have rules and regulations. the inmates know those. this is our house. wile you're a guest, you have to obey the rules. >> when inmates violate the rules, the penalties are stiff. they can be assigned to disciplinary segregation and allowed out only three times a week for a shower. they're not allowed possessions except for a religious book. their mattresses are removed during the day, forcing them to lie on a concrete slab. >> there has to be a consequence for their action. you can't let people do whatever they want. they won't change their behavior. >> and even though inmates complain about jail food -- >> it looks like [ bleep ]. i don't know what's in it. i wouldn't eat it on the street, then i don't eat it in here. >> it's worse in

that case was reopened after the disappearance of his fourth wife, stacey peterson. he is now serving a 38-year prison sentence and state and local prosecutors say while in prison the 61-year-old tried to hire someone to kill the state attorney james glasgow. >> a few dozen students and parents are rallying outside of the montgomery county school headquarters. it comes ahead of tomorrow's discussion by the school board about later school start times. the options include pushing high school bell times by 35 minutes or having elementary schools start the school day first. >> d.c. police chief kathy lanier is adamantly denying accusations that she allowed officers to give improper police escorts to celebrities such as charlie sheen. her denial came in sworn testimony in a lawsuit filed by a former metropolitan police captain. hilton burton claims he was unfairly demoted because he told the truth to the city council. >> a nearly four hour stand-off is over after a man who barricaded himself inside a silver spring business took his own life. the incident started after 8:0

. >> and what do you think, stacey?annequins all of the time and we are unphased by it. is this the priority of the uk? >> at the end of the day we are getting our panties in a wad over a mannequin? >> harris, when you see mannequins that look bony, does your jaw drop? >> i think how many more of them need to equal more of me. they would need a window full of that to get me to buy. i am raising girls and i don't like to see that. >> and as a mother of girls, peete, what would your daughters so a mannequin with gross bones or sports illustrated cover. >> they are 8 and 5 and so probably neither. i don't know. i guess. >> the fashion industry always have these tiny models, right. they say the clothes lay better. i don't believe what they are saying that it is easier to get the clothes on and off. >> why not get a smaller model. >> to open their own. it is not attractive to me and i think curves are great. i will leave it. >> curves are a great way to end the show. >> profound. >> stay right here on overtime and go to your

our friend, fellow contributor, your friend stacey widlitz. kohl's made their comparisons.ssed out. was it that shocking? >> it was surprisingly good, yes. not shocking. >> you did not faint? >> did i not faint. we know they put in a lot more branded product which you knew was going to drive sales. we didn't know it was going to drive them quite that strongly. i was predicting 2.7%, they came in at 3.7. stunned, no. happy, yes. i was saying they'll have five good quarters in a row. this is the first of five. >> five good quarters, then what? >> then we don't know. if they bring in this branded product, along with the loyalty program, they'll have five, six good quarters. after that they have to be a retailer that wins every day against competition. they'll need some new tricks in the bag. they have probably a good year, year and a half here of decent numbers. >> i love your commentary. you put in something that needs a whole lot of explaining. why is macy's result like, kissing your sister? >> it's not very exciting to kiss your sister. their results were not exciting on ea

her death in 2004 was ruled accidental, but then that case was reopened when peterson's fourth wife stacey stands accused of wanting to kill the man, right here, this is the prosecutor, james glasgow. let's talk about this with legal analyst and former federal prosecutor sunny hostin. knows a thing or two about being threatened as a prosecutor. first of all, i guess his attorney is calling this absurd, saying he would have nothing to gain by killing this man. how do you just theoretically how do you call for a hit from behind bars? >> well you have the privilege of having people come in and visit you. you can also send letters. you can also make phone calls. oddly enough, though when you are in prison there are signs everywhere, brooke, that say -- >> you're being recorded. >> "all of your calls are being recorded." but oftentimes prosecutors get a lot of evidence for future cases by monitoring inmates and they do make these kinds of mistakes. it's not unheard of that a defendant from inside will try to put a hit out on either a prosecutor or someone else. and this is sort of like an occup

rodney reed was scheduled to die march 5 for 1996 murder of stacey stites, a white woman with whom he says he was having an affair. but reed's attorneys say a new investigation has uncovered evidence stites was actually killed hours before state prosecutors claimed. the new timeline appears to implicate stites' fiancÉe, jimmy fennell, a former police officer now in prison for sexually assaulting a woman while on duty. officials in houston, texas have cleared a three-decade backlog of more than 6,600 rape kits. the testing turned up 850 dna matches in a national database. authorities acknowledged some suspects whose dna was in the houston kits committed other crimes while the evidence languished. houston is one of several cities nationwide with massive rape-kit backlogs. three los angeles police officers have avoided criminal charges for shooting an unarmed, disabled veteran on live television. billy beaird was shot in december 2013 following a car chase which aired live on local news. beaird's father was among those who watched live as beaird got out of the car, raised his hands and w

. >> this past august stacey merrill had the same exact type of rare heart attack i had when i was 36. her left coronary artery tore like a piece of fabric. it's called spontaneous coronary artery dissection or scad. she was only 40 years old. it was an unusually stressful day at work. she thought it was indigestion. she didn't smoke. she didn't have a family history of heart disease and here she was the victim of a heart attack. >> the main artery. >> the widow maker. >> he was pretty much like, you know on my last visit, if you -- you know, come in and you wouldn't be here. >> how does that part hit you? >> slowly. >> she's a real survivor and on her way back to her new normal. scary stuff, though. so the phone lines, the abc 7 "on your side" phone bank women's heart health opens right now. the phone number is 703-236-9220. coming up the other 40 something-year-old woman i know who also survived a heart attack. you cannot miss these stories. we'll take your calls. phone line is open. >> all right. you got it jen. >> congratulations again! we're really proud! >> way to go hon. some o

>> here we have stacey, we create the the marcella lip trend, using drug store products.ick is actually by wet and wild. >> okay? >> it is colds cab err nay. and lipstick actually is only 199. >> insane. you can find it at walgreens, vvs, lip line is her actually by jordana, finds it at walgreens, 199. >> she came in she said she wasn't dollars the cyle lip. do you have a tip? >> everyone obsessed what's coined as the kyler jenner lip. everyone overdrawing their lips for years, i do it myself, i have big lips. but start off with lip pencil going slightly over the edge of the lip. >> okay. >> and then filling in the lipstick with the lip with the lick stip. >> long before that cookie comes on my tv at 9:00 we have the j-lo, so coming up at 9:00 help us get more j-lo fabulous. >> yes, j-lo inspired look. everyone lovers j-lo's make up. >> you guys look great. this woman right here, she never wears a bold lip. don't you think, i'm taking away every nude lipstick enough your bag. and this cool salon called moara opens up sunday. >> i don't blame. during the day nude, lit pini

. >> from stacey, were you here this morning when i asked the question about lgbt and i was given an answer that they have a facility by los angeles? were you here? >> i was not here this morning, no. >> so, i asked the gentleman whether they asked people when they come into the country when they initially interview them whether they're lgbt. he said no. at lunch we were talking. should they disclose -- should the government disclose that there is a facility for lgbt people in the governmental system? >> to those people or should they ask them whether they -- i mean how should they approach these issues? >> slur. well obviously the privacy of lgbt people is something that's relevant here. merely asking folks about their sexual orientation and gender identity is not problematic from our perspective, whether folks are required to disclose that is a different story. we certainly would have concerns about that. but giving detainees options for how they are detained is certainly something we would take a look -- want to take a look at. some detainees have greater concerns about their safe

conclusion that without choices, without options, without flexibility parents like mine, and parents like stacey and others would not be able would not be able to get their kids the education necessary for your success. for your achievement, and more importantly for your significance. so this issue of school choice to me is still part of my dna. [ applause ] congresswoman, right now capitol hill is wrestling with no child left behind that was passed back in 2001 which governs the biggest share of dollars for k through 12 education. most of it is driving by states and communities so there is a question of how much should the government be involved and i'm wondering how that comes to the school choice conversation. what role should the government play or is that a state and local conversation? >> i'm someone that believes that the best decisions for education are always going to come at the local level. and it really is with local school boards parents, in communities. those are where the best decisions are going to come. the reauthorization of the elementary and secondary education act welcome at

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