i didn't do it. >> but this isn't the first time sutherland has been charged with a sex crime againstinor. >> i had a misdemeanor charge 16 years ago for inappropriate touching, a girl, minor. and i pled guilty to that. >> to my knowledge i've never seen anything that he'd be capable of any charges that he's being charged with right now, so it's pretty shocking. >> deputy perdue also knew sutherland when he worked here. >> you're dealing with a deputy, a professional, somebody you worked with every day, did a good job. >> all right. >> i was a very pro-active deputy, but i was also a very sincere deputy. if i told an inmate i was going to do something, i'd do it. i was fairly strict but fair. i tried to show compassion. i guess i treated the inmates how i would want to be treated. after i worked here for four years or so, i had discovered that i was going to the bar more and more often after work to, as we called it, debrief. i knew something was wrong. i didn't know what to call it. i had started drinking to self-medicate, and i discovered that worked real well. inside of a year, i w

sutherland for offering it.can't tell you how many groups i've talked to over the course of the break that had something to say about this legislation. very supportive of it. extremely concerned about the overreach that, you know, is behind this federal effort to regulate waters far beyond what anybody saw coming. so it's timely. i'm disappointed to see that the president, the administration policy would be that it would be recommended to veto. i think that would be a big mistake for him, quite frankly. if i was the president's political adviser, i would say, don't do this. the state and localities are doing a great job on water. frankly, our private entities in this country, particularly farmers and ranchers, value it as much or more than anybody else. most of our conservation efforts tended to work locally and work up. they weren't federal and worked down. the overreach, you know, by the federal government is extraordinary. it's a good piece of legislation. i appreciate you bringing it forward. i yield back, m

peter sutherland chairman at goldman sachs international and u.n.resentative for migration. we'll take a short break on "the pulse". see you in a couple of minutes. ♪ >> welcome back. in today's new energy, construction has begun in northwest fister. they aim to help the environment. joining us is the project director. thanks very much for coming . how do you go about creating it? >> it is a big challenge. it is new to the u.k.. this is the first in the u.k.. the first resident rble development built true zero carbon. what we mean is we look at the energy that buildings use and the people within the buildings. so it is starting to create a true zero community at northwest bicester. >> where is the energy coming from this town? how sunny does it have to be for this to week? >> it helps when it is sunny because then our solar tv will work it will have a gas energy turbine inside it. inside that it will generate electricity and the part that -- the heat will be kept in a thermal store and pumped to all the homes to give them hot water and heating. at t

sutherland for offering it.i can't tell you how many groups i've talked to over the course of the break that had something to say about this legislation. very supportive of it. extremely concerned about the overreach that, you know, is behind this federal effort to regulate waters far beyond what anybody saw coming. so it's timely. i'm disappointed to see that the president, the administration policy would be that it would be recommended to veto. i think that would be a big mistake for him, quite frankly. if i was the president's political adviser, i would say, don't do this. the state and localities are doing a great job on water. frankly, our private entities in this country, particularly farmers and ranchers, value it as much or more than anybody else. most of our conservation efforts tended to work locally and work up. they weren't federal and worked down. the overreach, you know, by the federal government is extraordinary. it's a good piece of legislation. i appreciate you bringing it forward. i yield back,

scott sutherland is in a very difficult race for reelection where he barely won. it's a republican terrain but where dealts have a -- it's a nice test of can democrats get these people back in the right circumstance? nick in west virginia is another example of the few democrats left who's occupying deep red republican country but where perhaps a local democrat can still win. he won in 2012. this is where democrats have suffered their big losses over the last decade. another good one is kirk patrick in arizona the second congressional district. host: our guest writes about these washingtonext journal, a round table discussion on the strategy of both political parties. we'll talk to a democratic strategist and a republican strategist. and james from american university will assess resident strategy to combat the terror group, isis. we will take your phone calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. at 7:00ton journal" a.m. on c-span. in his weekly address, president obama discussed the administration's efforts to degrade terrorist groups such as

these are -- latifah sutherland. i think my makeup guy put that on there.oy or a girl but how about la-boxers or la-bri la-briefa? or how about kevin. kevin with a q. a girl's name. >> jimmy: kevin with a q. it's very good to see you. who is your first guest on the new season of the show? >> reese witherspoon. >> jimmy: there you go. queen latifah, everybody. season two of her show premieres monday in syndication. we'll be right back. at what point in a friendly competition... does the mercy rule come into effect? introducing fusion proglide rebuilt with flexball technology. makes maximum contact over tricky contours, and gets virtually every hair. new flexball for the fusion proglide. gillette. the best a man can get. dowlower... that's more like it! petsmart's prices on your favorite food brands just got lower! shop a wide assortment of food, and now, save $5 on select large bags of blue™ dry dog food, at petsmart®. t-mobile's network has more data capacity than verizon or at&t. it's a network designed differently. a network designed data strong. you migh

. >> david, don't move, we are going to get breaking news from brian sutherland. we should also point out just as you were sitting down david they were following on your reporting that bill gross had been warned to change his behavior he had been yelling at the committee members and he didn't change that behavior. brian what have you got. >> stick around for this. starboard value, which is the fund known best for recently going after darden restaurants is now going after yahoo. an open letter to marissa meyer, the crow of starboard valuing saying a number of things need to happen at yahoo. look at the stock spike and aol is going to spike as well. it already is. here is the thing. starboard value saying listen we are a significant shareholder, they don't define it. and here are four things we think needs to be done. i'm going to jump to number 4. exploring a strategic combination with aol which starboard says could improve the position and deliver cost up to a billion dollars and facility the value from yahoo's non core equity stakes with the minimal packs leakage

probably one you have in florida, sutherland and kaufman in colorado. if you are putting more money into the senate race in colorado which republicans are now doing, that money they're putting in towards the senate race to flip the senate seat would benefit cuff man's race as well. -- kaufman. they are pretty much, all of those districts are pretty much set and they're probably going to be safe no matter what. jon: mike emanuel was telling us that the white house, they are thinking about delaying any executive action on immigration as they are afraid of tipping balance in some of these senate races where immigration issues are not necessarily front and center. does that have the same effect in the house on the house side? >> it probably doesn't just because for two reasons, really. because of redistricting as well as hyper partisan electorate. the house is pretty much set on both side. there is really not a ton of leeway to see a major shift in the house and no one really expects to see a large shift. you will remember when the president first won the l

florida congressman steve sutherland who got in hot water for holding a men-only fund-raiser.od men sitting around and solving political and social problems over fine food and drink date back to the 12th century with king arthur's table." king arthur and the 12th century. not exactly a forward-looking invite. but wait, there's more. quote, tell the missus not to wait up because the after dinner whiskey and cigars will be smooth." i can just picture the scene. but tell the missus not to wait up, that's a little insensitive. when his opponent called him out, his response was even more baffling. >> i live with five women. that's all i'm saying. i live with five women. listen, has gwen ever been to a lingerie shower? ask her how many men were there. a lingerie shower? that's how he justifies his all-male fund-raiser. this election cycle, the republicans are having a major problem attracting female voters. we'll be talking about that ahead. but we're not letting southerland off the hook that easy. nice try, but we gotcha. [ female announcer ] you get sick, you can't breathe through

scott sutherland is in a very difficult race for reelection where he barely won. it's a republican terrain but where dealts have a -- it's a nice test of can democrats get these people back in the right circumstance? nick in west virginia is another example of the few democrats left who's occupying deep red republican country but where perhaps a local democrat can still win. he won in 2012. this is where democrats have suffered their big losses over the last decade. another good one is kirk patrick in arizona the second congressional district. host: our guest writes about these issues for the upshot found at the "new york times" website. thank you for your time. coming up, with the president unveiling his strategy week on csis, our next guest, anthony cordesman will give his thoughts on the plan and we'll have his conversation when "washington journal" continues after this. >> here a few of the comments we have received from viewers. >> the discussion you had with the three panelists this morning, mr. professor butler and mr. armstrong and ms. cliff, was extremely