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long day. >> coming up -- >> state of ohio versus kyle james stein. >> kyle stein is sentenced. the victim's families. >> there is no such as healing in this. this doesn't go away. we just have to live with this from now on. >>> at the hamilton county justice center, it is a big day for kyle stein. the judge will decide how much time he will spend in prison for two counts of aggravated vehicular homicide. due to a plea deal, the judge will sentence stein as if he had not been driving under the influence, even though toxicology reports showed he was. but stein could still face anywhere from 1 to 10 years in prison. >> best case scenario -- i don't know. i don't know how to give a best case scenario in this situation. i'm seeing people, i'm seeing people being emotional. that's kind of hard. >> as part of the sentencing hearing, stein will be allowed to make a statement to the family of the victims. >> i feel, yes, that i do owe it to them to say i'm sorry. we're not sure how the families will take it though. we don't know. saying i'm sorry is part of a process that i have to go t

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together, they now run stein meats.nd over the last 18 years, they've grown their revenue from $4 million to $50 million annually. >> when our fathers first started, it was much smaller. it really expanded the business. >> meat is a competitive business. and sellers like stein work on a very low profit margin. >> meat's priced like the stock exchange. you sell stuff for pennies a pound over your cost. >> and even with $50 million in revenue last year, stein is still struggling to make a profit. >> um, we still have a balance of 2,300. >> last year, stein meat showed a loss of over $400,000. >> we're losing money. >> it's been pretty tough over the last couple years. >> if the losses continue, stein meats will be forced to close its doors in the very near future. without some major adjustments, 47 stein meats employees will be out of work, and alan and howard will lose everything they've worked so hard to build. >> i'm scared that this business will close. i don't wanna see this disappear. it's been my whole life. we don

>> we have a lawyer here, ben stein. is it a leap to go ahead now by executive order to do this? >> well mr. obama doesn't have much regard for the constitution anyway. he assumes he is totally in charge of foreign policy and can tell the congress what to do about foreign policy. he merely executes it. he assumes he has power to raise taxes. there is some administrative leeway in the tax code where by he can move the tax needle back and forth. i think in today's world where tax is such a sensitive subject, extreme contempt for the constitution i'm very worried about mr. obama. i don't believe he ever took constitutional law. >> the president is based on what i read, wants to close loopholes. i don't see that -- >> we did poll the administration. they don't look at this as closing loopholes. >> loopholes is a horrible thing. all these tax loopholes for these corporations this is not a good thing for the economy. >> do you agree with what the president's doing? >> here is why i disagree. i believe loopholes should be closed with comprehensive tax reform. that is one thing this pres

joining him we have ben stein and degan mcdowell. the thought is if not for a job these guys wouldn't be killing people. time and again we are reminded that's not the case. >> osama bin laden worth $3 billion, something outrageous. it's an excuse that is an enabling thing. i honestly think when she was speaking for the obama administration, they were tacitly saying to americans, unhappy americans, poor americans, people dissatisfied and feel discriminated against, if you want to go crazy, if you want to riot or somehow express the hopelessness of capitalism go out there and do that. it was a green light. >> no, she wasn't saying that. >> that's what i heard. >> i think it's a disservice to say that is what she was saying. that would suggest she was trying to incite violence. >> absolutely. >> she was saying that when people feel disaffected and not having opportunities is one of them. >> that's bs. there are people unhappy with their lives but they don't cut other people's heads off. you are saying with a wink and nod go out there an

>> we have a lawyer here, ben stein. is it a leap to go ahead now by executive order to do this? >> well mr. obama doesn't have much regard for the constitution anyway. he assumes he is totally in charge of foreign policy and can tell the congress what to do about foreign policy. he merely executes it. he assumes he has power to raise taxes. there is some administrative leeway in the tax code where by he can move the tax needle back and forth. i think in today's world where tax is such a sensitive subject, extreme contempt for the constitution i'm very worried about mr. obama. i don't believe he ever took constitutional law. >> the president is based on what i read, wants to close loopholes. i don't see that -- >> we did poll the administration. they don't look at this as closing loopholes. >> loopholes is a horrible thing. all these tax loopholes for these corporations this is not a good thing for the economy. >> do you agree with what the president's doing? >> here is why i disagree. i believe loopholes should be closed with comprehensive tax reform. that is one thing this pres

rebound taken by willie cauley-stein. jim: but they had to beat manhattan and manhattan was a favorite team against them. they earned the right to come here tonight to play kentucky. verne: never trailed in that manhattan win. rebound, hampton. chievous again. very slow coming across the timeline. four minutes to go. jim: i'm sure chievous isitying i -- is thinking i can't wait to put some ice on my body. he's just been banged around. verne: 73-49. 3:52 remaining in the ballgame. it will be 35 in a row. five wins away from a perfect season. verne: 73-49. after the win against manhattan, here was ed joyner grabbing a nietzsche cell phone . . coach joyner: hey jesus first of all, they want to know how much of a mountain and what our odds are? hello? hello? i guess he'll get back to me so i'll get back to you. it's a heck of a mountain. so we know that. verne: well, there's more to this story. let's check in with allie. allie: e.j. coach's 9 year-old son, he's been watching the coverage. and yesterday morning he saw his dad

rebound taken by willie cauley-stein. jim: but they had to beat manhattan and manhattan was a favorite team against them. they earned the right to come here tonight to play kentucky. verne: never trailed in that manhattan win. rebound, hampton. chievous again. very slow coming across the timeline. four minutes to go. jim: i'm sure chievous isitying i -- is thinking i can't wait to put some ice on my body. he's just been banged around. verne: 73-49. 3:52 remaining in the ballgame. it will be 35 in a row. five wins away from a perfect season. verne: 73-49. after the win against manhattan, here was ed joyner grabbing a nietzsche cell phone . . coach joyner: hey jesus first of all, they want to know how much of a mountain and what our odds are? hello? hello? i guess he'll get back to me so i'll get back to you. it's a heck of a mountain. so we know that. verne: well, there's more to this story. let's check in with allie. allie: e.j. coach's 9 year-old son, he's been watching the coverage. and yesterday morning he saw his dad

all of that is gone in fine stein. this is all about money now. how many supervisors or people work in the city are actually natives or live in the city? it's not many of us around. and then the ones that are still around -- excuse me, they're getting shit and pissed on. this is my city. i graduated in 1983 and i got a letter from galvin new some. it's sad. it's really sad. we're having a mayor coming up and we need guys to look at us and see where this money is going and how it's going. we need to see how we can benefit from it instead of the outside communities coming and getting the refun /ud and we're getting ripped off. i'm still a native from san francisco. thank you for listening. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, my name is john and i'm a are not from district five. i would like to thank all the representatives for your wonderful work and i would like to thank you for the intelligence and help of protecting san francisco from the sweets and beverages. i would like to thank representative farrell on taking away the chewing tobac

here now is the author of the undocumented, mark stein. don't say you were not warned, morocco stein is here with us. good to see you. we found inconsistencies number one. number two, you can actually put -- you can put two e-mail addresses on one device. just a side note. >> right. >> but here's what hillary said back in 2007, about secret e-mails in government. >> our constitution is being shredded. we know about the secret wiretaps. we know about the secret military tribunals, the secret white house e-mail accounts. it is a stunning record of secrecy and corruption of cronyism run amok. >> now, we found some inconsistencies, mark. she said she used it out of convenience. i'm going to play that with her admitting she had up to four devices. so she does have a lot of devices. watch this. >> i opted for convenience to use my personal e-mail account which was allowed by the state department, because i thought it would be easier to carry just one device for my work and for my personal e-mails instead of two. looking back it would have been b

ben stein wondering where is the taxpayers' bill of rights? i wouldn't hold my breath. >> i'm all in favor of kids getting educated. it is worth it. how well educated students are after college as compared to before college is very much up in the air. why it is the taxpayer is working in a store to subsidize kids getting high all day is unclear to me. >> they are not getting high all day. >> why are taxpayers on the hook sending these kids on a long five, six-year vacation. the money will never get paid back. it's another catastrophe. >> ben shot our demo up to 80 and above. >> i wish i didn't have to go to college. i got a great high school education. we were forced into getting these degrees. i learned how to bong a beer. that was a real creative four years i spent. people walked away from their mortgages. people walk away from their credit card debts and are forgiven in bankruptcy. that is the way of the new world. >> in defense of the university of missouri journalistic school, you produced me for better or worse. >> not bad. i think i too

ben stein. the whole gang here. all right. dr. pain what do you make of this? >> democrats have one game plan. that's buying votes. that's it. fiscal responsibility. here's a crazy thing. you think about literature it's always about being able to go back to the past and see what you've done wrong. the ghost of christmas past. we've seen this from the roman empire to modern day greeks. it's all about keeping power for the moment no matter what the destruction is going to be in the future. judge, that's beautiful. >> thank you. >> i think these votes fail when it comes to budgets. you have the republicans trying to use the war account to skirt capital military spending. if you want to spend the money, come up with the offset somewhere else. >> they say they have. everyone agreed to the sequestration cuts. if you are going to break them, be consistent and make up somewhere else. >> right. they assume expiration of tax benefits to make the numbers work. nobody is going to do a thing until interest rates skyrocket. right now last week the federal government could bo

joining me now for our daily fix, jonathan capehart "washington post" editorial writer and sam stein, lot of talk about investigations on the hill beyond the benghazi investigation. as best we can tell from the speaker's office there is no other separate investigation except for what congressman chaffetz already launched into whether or not reports were properly maintained. there were two house committees now looking into benghazi looking into e-mails as it relates to libya and other committee looking into her e-mail process. >> yes, what this means is -- i'm sorry, andrea. >> what this means in terms of the time frame, looking towards 2016? >> right, what it means is the press conference that secretary clinton did last week and you were right there, we all saw you, didn't put to bed any -- didn't put to bed this controversy. in fact it raised more questions and what it means in terms of timing this is going to be an issue throughout the entire 2016 campaign unless and until secretary clinton and her impending campaign does something that calms the wolves and makes people take a step

sam stein, another big political topic of the week is indiana. new law, governor mike pence signed in, some accuse this law, religious freedom law this would legalize discrimination against gays and lesbians. huge corporate pushback. now governor pence is back tracking, trying to say, whoa, whoa, whoa, i believe in the law but i'll get some clarity. >> defenders say there is nothing new here. you have to put it in the context. we're about to have the supreme court decision that most people predict will legalize same sex marriage across the country. and then they come in and say you have a right to say no to a gay customer, and i've been shocked by the corporate pushback too. angie'sly, april lyist, apple they're saying they don't want to do business with a state that does this. >> nothing seems to scare people more than pushback. corporate america, oh my gosh. >> well, you know, yes. exactly. i think in this case you know you can't really imagine that at this point we're actually going to think about legitimizing discrimination against a customer

lot of work i want to thank mayor ed lee and you chief suhr and ed reiskin and his staff of merrill stein and rec and park and diane ray seriously being in office and trying to get through it the mayors staff and the people that work for him are amount i want to say thank you to them (clapping.) st. patrick's day is a day important time of the year to celebrate being irish and there's nothing better than be able to celebrate anything so i'm asking everybody in the bay area for the next two weeks to consider yours irish and k0u9 and celebrate so thank you. i appreciate our time and thanks for coming (clapping.) i'd like to now introduce calvin by reason ham that will be presenting the mayor with a gift. >> mayor ed lee he know this is the year of the goat we don't want to take chances we want to bring a leukemia of the irish a bottle of whiskey for you to on up when you get re-elected this november (clapping.) now i'd like our grand mary bill to come up with his family as well as our families of houry grand marshall chris at the maguire it's 3w5d when you forget your in-laws names. >> it i

donny deutsch, dorian warren and sam stein still with us.re and say i love this man. i get happy when you come. i just really -- >> wow. >> sorry, mike. >> i just get happy when i see mike. i'm sorry. iman enough to say it. >> you get happy when you see mike. >> sam good job. good job on the interview with the president. >> thanks mike. >> sam, we'll get to more of that. >> vacation, that's where your project was? >> good job. we have a lot to get to this hour. just days after a suicide bomb in mosque in yemen, the country appears to be spiraling out of control. prompting the u.s. to evacuate it rest maining troops from the region and yemen's president to call for a, quote, urgent intervention by the u.n. security council. shiite houthi rebels have claimed large parts of the country since they drove out the country's president and over the weekend they seized control of yemen's third largest city, just 85 miles from where yemen's president established a base. just six months ago, if you can imagine, president obama said the fight against ter

. >> joining me now sam stein and cofounder of no hate jeff parshley. i think a lot of people thought this was an issue that went quietly into the night on the national stage. how much of an issue is this for the gop nationally do you think? >> i agree with you it started out not that big of an issue and it's only over the past day or two it has become this national controversy. i do think it is a big deal in part because it symbolizes the gop is currently out with the gay rights and the gay rights movement. you have half the party that feels it's already been decided. then you have another part of the country that is arguing old battles but echoing an emotional thread within their own constituency. in some respects the indiana law is the perfect personification of what's ripping up the party now on social issues so i don't see how this is resolved quietly. i'm curious to see what steps the governor takes, if any. at this juncture i'm not sure if he's going to back down. if he doesn't do anything for protection for gays and lesbians in this state -- >>

joining him we have ben stein

. >>> joining mess is political editor and white house correspondent at the huffington post sam steincox. i fee like -- they are now looking at the party -- they are now becoming the party that is holding up the nomination of the first black female attorney general at the same time they're giving members of their own party wavering republicans more time to maybe pull their support. >> it's a weird one to dissect. you can't look at it from both ways. right now you can't argue that republicans may be in a bit less tenable position because of the what you just mentioned. the optics of holding up the first black attorney general nominee aren't exactly great for a party that has problems with all those demographics to begin with. you're sensing it if you're on twitter right now, hillary clinton is in the midst of a tweet storm on this very topic, which gives us a sense that democrats dao sense a vulnerable there. the language that's so controversial was in the bill. they didn't pick it up when it was passed. it should have been picked up in real time. republicans could be far less sneaky a

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stein for the alley-oop. 15 points 10 boards including this two handed flush. kentucky wins the s.e.c. title. heading to the big dance. 34-0. number one overall seed. favorites to win it all. michigan state game. valentine. two seconds up. spartans inbounds. dawson for the win. rims out. wisconsin catches a break in overtime. outscoring osu 11-0 in ot. wisconsin is the big ten champ. but both will make it to the big dance. u-conn and southern methodist for the american conference title. alley-oop. must substantial up 15 at the half. larry brown smu must substantial, first title since 1988. moving onto the dance with a 64-54 victory. virginia commonwealth. graham lays it in 20 points ten boards. vcu wins their first a-10 title and the invite to the ncaa tournament with a victory. georgia state and georgia southern for the sun belt title. we are with southern. 18 of the team's 38 points. they take the sun belt title and advance to the tournament for the first time since 20016789 it came with a price. head coach ron hunter tore his achilles tendon during the post

willie cauley-stein. it's massive. ashley judd, where are you.rsson, first three of the game. cats up eight. cinci unable to make late run. kentucky wins 64-51. they're interior 36-0, moving on. today against uab no such drama. the blazers stunned iowa state thursday. thisñ is robert brown, two of his 25. alford had 27 against smu. 22 points, five dimes today. that's tony parker. he had 28. ucla up nine at the half. then isaac hamilton lefty finished to go up 12. alford driving and scoring 11th seed ucla into the round of 16. 92-75. arizona takes control in the second half for a 15-point win against ohio state and after stunning baylor georgia state's run comes to an in against xavier. muskeers face arizona. east region villanova, dune seven with three minutes to play against nc state in the south region.jf utah leading georgetown by seven in the second half. stanford beginning their quest for a 13th final fourc appearance today. tara vanderveer seeking win number 800 on the farm. who is this. fourth seeded cardinal in troll early, bonny samuelso

willie cauley-stein. it's massive. ashley judd, where are you.sson, first three of the game. cats up eight. cinci unable to make late run. kentucky wins 64-51. they're interior 36-0, moving on. today against uab no such drama. the blazers stunned iowa state thursday. thisñ is robert brown, two of his 25. alford had 27 against smu. 22 points, five dimes today. that's tony parker. he had 28. ucla up nine at the half. then isaac hamilton lefty finished to go up 12. alford driving and scoring 11th seed ucla into the round of 16. 92-75. arizona takes control in the second half for a 15-point win against ohio state and after stunning baylor georgia state's run comes to an in against xavier. muskeers face arizona. east region villanova, dune seven with three minutes to play against nc state in the south region.jf utah leading georgetown by seven in the second half. stanford beginning their quest for a 13th final fourc appearance today. tara vanderveer seeking win number 800 on the farm. who is this. fourth seeded cardinal in troll early, bonny samuelson

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stein throws it down. the harrison twins combine.dcats dominate the razorbacks taking the sec title. >> cal women on the road facing oregon state. bears trail by 14 at the half but cut interest the lead. the bucket in transition seven of nine from beyond the arc. jamie wiesner, beavers hat 13 threes. oregon state are the pack 12 champs. 7355 -- 7355 the final. >> rug guy hosting utah on homecoming weekend. cal showing where i they're the best in years past. first half, up 8-0. the try russell webb a junior from hong kong, a little shake and bake his way to another try. cal crushes the utes they're 11-1 on the season. >> weather dampening the honda classic, players able to complete the second round this morning. harrington is 7-under. first 36 hole lead in five years but lightning and ran cancelled the rest of the day. winds knocking over the scoreboard on 18. look at it in the water. round three weather permitting continues tomorrow, final round on monday. we head to spring training new catcher who is expecting something big soon. >>

. >> someone was pushed into the side of the stein where they suffered head injury and was transported to the hospital. >> two men were fighting on the platform at the civic center station at 9:00 and an agent call police. >> the station agent was able to see this happening on the cameras and contacted the police. the station agent was able to only see the verbal and physical altercation but it is not known the relationship. >> the man got away. muni officials say they do not know why they were fighting. but they do have surveillance video. >> i know that it was handed over to the police d and we know someone was pushed or shoved into the side of the train. >> passengers say it is upsetting to thing of this happening here. >> we are trying to stop it. me, i would try to stop it. or do something. make a citizen's arrest or something. that is terrible. terrible. >> police say that they do not know the relationship between the two men or if they knew each other at all. the victim was taken to the hospital with critical head injuries last night but overnight, they were able to get him into