stoddard was interested in the contents of my file. don't know what he was doing. >> after a few moments of reading, stoddard motions for another officer to come over. as she continues her statement, the defendant who is being acceptsed for assaulting another inmate, notices the activity behind him but doesn't say anything. then, stoddard removes the document from the file and examines it. a potentially serious breach of attorney-client privilege. he instructs the other officer to go and make a copy of it. as that officer leaves, she turns around but is unaware of what they are doing with the document. >> i think he did give me like the, it's okay look, and i probably turned back. >> she resumes speaking to the judge who does not seem to see the officers taking the document either. but lozano finally brings the matter to the court's attention. >> i was shocked and surprised. i had to protect my client's rights and that's first and foremost, what i had to do, so that was my focus. >> she requests a sidebar to explain her concern to the

stoddard from the hill we appreciate it. more to come. >>> in other news isis forces captured key towns in syria and iraq this week. in ramadi iraq troops abandoned their positions and ran, but now government forces are launching counterattacks. john huddy is in our middle east bureau following the new offensive. john. >> elizabeth, yes, it shows that iraqi forces are possibly trying to fight back, launching a counteroffensive or at least trying to stop isis from moving any further towards baghdad about 70 miles to east of ramadi. to give you an idea take a look at this map about what's been going on. iraqi security forces regained control of the town of husaybah about 3 1/2 miles roughly east of ramadi. militants stormed the town yesterday but today iraqi forces with the help of iranianbacked shiite fighters managed to push isis back. it's an important hit back because isis has been trying to move closer to baghdad, again, 70 miles to the east of ramadi. and a military base along the way where iraqi troops and shiite fighte

stoddard associate editor and columnist for the hill.harlie hirt, column i've for "the washington times." just like the republican field the democratic field is about to get better. what does he bring to the race? >> well, martin o'malley is 52 and, hillary clinton is 68, and bernie sanders, who just entered this week is 73. and he is going to try to say that democratic party and the nation needs fresh new leadership. like a younger person. he is a mayor. he has been a governor but of a very blue state he does not begin to have the kind of resume' that can go toe-to-toe to hillary clinton. her experience overwhelms both bernie sanders and martin o'malley's. we don't live in presidency he says, and not something to be passed between two families, between the bushes and the clintons. he will try to run on need to get away from dynasties to have a fresh approach. the thing at that really matters, whether or not he will take her on or play nice. if he plays nice he wants another job. if he is willing to take her on that means he is willing t

narrator: professor stoddard suggests we look at europe for a way to meet the demand for labor and stillotect our borders. they have guest worker programs. when the iignt comes to your country, you simply register him. he is now a guest in your country. he has no rights of citizenship. what he has is the rights to be treated like a human being and the dignity to work. narrator: in 2001, the u.s. and mexico were discussing a program to allow guest workers to move back and forth more easily. after september 11 border talks stalled amid concerns about homeland security. ironically, both countries may now have the worst of both worlds. a policy designed to stop illegal crossings has not only accelerated them, but encouraged thousands to move here permanently. a spatial perspective could help policy makers and the rest of us understand the changing realities of relative location. only by exploring different regions at different scales can we appreciate the dynamic new forces along the u.s.-mexican borderlands. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning sponsored by ann

stoddard and charles krauthammer. it wasn't even close to 60. >> no. there are pro trade democrats with the republicans and with the president and they are going to support this ultimately but they stuck with their liberal colleagues today on this sort of procedural question of whether or not you would have all four issued in this or just two. these enforcement languages that liberals feel must be attached were attached and then that fell apart. so i spoke with senator nelson today. he's a pro trade democrat who voted no but intends to vote yes and he's hopeful that it will come back to the floor pretty quickly. it's exactly what the reporters were questioning josh earnest about today. it's a difference in the party. it's a democratic food fight. do they have the votes? is it likely they will get out of the senate? yes. the house is another matter. >> steve, does this show that president obama doesn't have juice up on the hill anymore? >> i think it does and i would argue that this, in combination from what we've seen from hillary clinton, her dramatic

stoddard and charles krauthammer are joining me. charles, thoughts?e poll litremember in 2012 obama ran on several premises that helped him get elected. the first is al qaeda is on the run and the second is the tidal wave is receding. now from what we're hearing in the millions of documents that were unreleased we knew or at least we knew the intelligence was telling us where the administration was not that al qaeda was not on the run, doubling inside shifting the focus from what the administration was obsessively looking at which is core al qaeda, afghanistan and pakistan. and we have osama bin laden saying the focus is no longer on the afghan front. that's really on the periphery. we've gotten out of afghanistan what we want. meaning, we've got 9/11 out of it and now the fight is in the middle east. it's in the parts of north africa even central africa and that's where they were expanding. so as flynn implies, even though they were not looking at the intelligence and the thought, the implication that they almost went nine months almost a year withou

stoddard and charles krauthammer. a.d. thoughts?ew a circle of people knew from day one in 2009 she was using her personal e-mail and not the address that she was supposed to use with many other people in the building. and they allowed this to happen and they have said that nothing -- there was never anything untoward about any connections between her foundation and her tenure at state and business there. they defended the e-mail practice and said we were just told what we were told and it all seemed above board. so you're not going to have a good time doing it but they are going to continue to do it. obama has an explicit deal with the clintons and he's obviously endorsed her for president without coming out and saying so but joe biden has not received his endorsement and he's hoping she will come around on the trade promotion vote. but they are pretty much just hoping this goes away and they are not going to rat her out no matter what. they don't have the server and they are really holding out her end of the story from now until e

. >> alvarez turned suddenly and fired multiple rounds at close range directly at officer stoddard narrowly missing him, but striking his patrol car. >> the officer was not hurt. alvarez faces a charge of attempted murder. >>> a truly humble hero. today, the secretary of state of homeland security honored christopher leon with the award of valor. the san francisco coast guard made a daring night rescue saving four rowers from a sinking boat. >> it's just a job. we train for it daily. this is what we do. i'm just glad everyone made it home safely. >> wellet the rowers were taking part in a race and got caught in rough seas. leon battled 15-foot swells to haul each person into a helicopter's rescue basket. then the chopper had to leave the last rower because it was low on fuel. what did christopher leon do? he stayed behind and shielded the rower from the waves for two hours until the helicopter came back. >> the training kicks in and you don't really think about that stuff. you just focus on getting the job done and getting out there and doing what you have to do and getting back safely, mak

liz: i think of the one who won, ruben stoddard, didn't do much. clay aiken ended up on broadway. >> jennifer hudson. liz: gigantic star, possibly one of the biggest of "american idol" stars. great to see all of you. no big hole. it will be filled with great programing. to you. david: jennifer hudson, my all-time favorite. liz: the best. david: soon big brother could be watching what you eat. one activist group is pushing for new guidelines that could make it harder to eat what you want. we have details. >>> court ruling in illinois killing a attempt to cut pension plans the state can't afford. how will the state avoid bankruptcy? what could this mean for your retirement plans? we'll have the details coming right up. ♪ it begins from the the second we're born.er. after all, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned... every day... using wellness to keep away illness... and believing that a single life can be made better by millions of others. healthier takes somebody who can power modern health care... by connecting every single

and the airline, sorries the stoddards do have been more accommodating -- stewardesses.le bit of overreaction. tough tough call. i'm anxious to learn more about the fact. >> my brother is a united captain as well. i'm sure he would have asked for details. sandra brings up an excellent point what did they tell the she had no behavioral issues. perhaps she will, if she -- >> mom said scratching and this. so they said ding ding, ding. >> this will happen when you don't accommodate this. this is hard on the mom and hard on flight attendants. >> i wasn't there none of us were there until i see the video the child was disturbing anything, the passengers surrounding the seats are saying there was no disruption. if that is reason you're using to justify to get them off the plane, that reason doesn't exist. they need better communication. >> not just kids with disabilities. will this be the thing if you don't do this, this will happen and every plane gets grounded? some good questions. >>> a professor at a major university sparking controversy with some tweets that some claim she

we're going to see a gradual shift as phil stoddard said.oing to see people by the middle of the century starting to move on. and it's sad, because miami, south florida is is one of the most beautiful places to live. you can imagine. especially during winters like we had up north. >> no doubt. and of course the big question is when does the insurance industry kick in and realize, as you said we're just a mortgage cycle away from reality on this. dr. harold wanless, we'll visit again. i appreciate your time tonight. thanks so much. >>> our series continues tomorrow when we'll head up the coast to norfolk, virginia. we'll look at how the climate change is becoming a national security issue. that's tomorrow night right here on "the ed show." >>> still to come, texas republicans back the governor's reaction to the military takeover conspiracy theory. stay tuned. he dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal... until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you frea

amy stoddard and rich lowry. did you take exception to this speech or are you okay with it? day is meaningful. it gets to how desperate he is to end both of these wars, afghanistan and iraq. these are legacy projects for him. afghanistan is notable. in iraq they said we have to leave, we don't have a status of forces agreement they don't want us there which wasn't quite true. in afghanistan we have every agreement we would want, they are desperate and begging us to stay and the president wants to pull up and leave again. apparently he wants to do the same thing in afghanistan. bill: you have to think he's thinking about that possibility. >> but he's not talking about it. it's hard not to look at the ease and speed at which isis continues to take territory in iraq. ramadi being the worst latest defeat for iraqi security forces. they save they are going to get it right back. but i think we all have our doubts even the obama administration does. you look at afghanistan. you think is this going to goat way of iraq. the taliban attacked a police compound in southern afghanistan y

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