at tate modern, the final chapter of his career.en he put down his brush to pick up his scissors and began carving into color. a series of cutouts was born. >> in the final two years, 1952 until 1954, he is then 83. they are the most prolific of his entire life. he is old not in the best of health and cannot move around very much. he talks about bringing the outside world into the four walls of his studio. all the things that are now beyond his reach he re-creates using colored paper. >> his technique of cutting out painted pieces of paper to create art was considered groundbreaking at the time. some even say it made picasso his rival, jealous. and for the first time ever, 120 of these colorful pieces are being shown together. the snail created in 1953 sits next to the larger parakeet and the mermaid. >> he was very close to the end of his life. there were more things that he wanted to do. he found that the clock was ticking. he did not have a long time to say what he wanted or do what he wanted. >> the exhibition will run at tate m

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last but certainly not least, i appreciate never taylor tate who tate, who isylor filling in for michael powell who is ill. heressioner tate is today and we very much appreciate it. she was a republican appointee to the fcc during the administration of president george w. bush. she is now a special envoy to itu on child online privacy. protection. and also serves on the board to the aspen institute and the fre e state foundation. then i should add on a very extinguished note, i was happy fcc during the -- i was at the fcc during the administrations of nixon, ford, and carter. you remember those people, i hope. and was also there when jim quello first arrived. i was there when he went to his famous 8 1/2 day confirmation. his fourth confirmation on his fourth term only lasted eight minutes. start up, folks, by asking one question of all of you. we will start with commissioner chong. if you were back at the fcc after all these years, what would be your primary policy objective? >> well, actually i would have two. the first one is a medical issue of more wireless spectrum. i am in silicon v

we will take you behind the scenes at the tate.d as a once in a lifetime show of the 130 artworks. stay with us for review. ♪ >> let's get straight to jonathan for the check. >> will a pound. -- we will look at the pound. the yen. excluding food, inflation comes in at 2.7%. the biggest jump since 1992. is it time to pop the champagne? we have a sales tax hike that is feeding into a higher number. in 12 months time, that will drop out of the number. what happens to the rest of the economy? is why many think the bank of japan needs to do more. stephen biro says it could go to 120. >> these are the bloomberg top headlines. in an exclusive report, the merck has learned -- bloomberg has learned that prosecutors are seeking a $13 billion fine against the bank of america. korea obama is in south for talks aimed at containing north korea. the scans as part of the north -- four nation tour that began in japan. this comes amid increased tension in the peninsula. south korea warned the north is ready to test a nuclear device at any time. it a

sher if's department will also partice p titice tate in other . >> today city leaders will discuss a proposal to give e cigarettes the same access as regular cigarettes. >> parking meters on sunday may soon be free again. >> most drivers applaud the change but others say it could create a has sle. >> we will go back to the battle days of drivers circling. >> you don't want people to have to pay a fee to go to church. >> the move will cost the san francisco metropolitan pra transportation agency $1 million a year. >> all right. well, you know wasting water in the middle of a drought, officials are expected to fix a water main. that leak is spilling gallons out onto the street. it started as a 3 inch crack and as grown to three feet. it is starting to buckle. neighbors say they called the water company several times but the agency has more severe leaks to deal wi. take a look at where this is going on. this is on rose wood avenue. >> well this leak is happening at a time when more bay area cities are imposing more restri restrictions. it is making people cut their outdoor water use by

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tate began numerous ministries at rocksprings church including the rocksprings medical clinic to care for those who cannot afford medical insurance. the potters house, which ministers to women battling drug and alcohol abuse. rock springs christian academy, offering quality education to kids k-12. and the impact ministries which helps the homeless by serving meals and providing clothing and housing to those in need. james 1:27 says, religion our god and father accepts is pure and flawless is this, to look after orphans in distress and to keep one being polluted by the world. dr. tate's work is a shining example of what scripture tells us the role of the church should be, to care for the poor, the fatherless and widows. mr. speaker, i ask my colleagues to join me in honoring dr. bennie tate, pastor of rock springs church, of his 25 years of outstanding leadership and service to his community. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to 15 requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for other purposes the gentleman from arkansas wi

we don't know, they can be hollow numbers, from senators from red tates are running away from the law. and democrats who are up for re-election are running away from the law. it's still polling poorly. and we have last month, the special house election in florida, where a republican candidate, ran on obamacare and did well. i don't think that tables have been turned here. >> let's look at the senate deal. two seats are up, georgia and kentucky, and they could presumablily lose either. and we have 12 democratic seats that are in some way competitive. we have open seats in montana, south dakota, and west virginia where the republicans are now leading and are expected to be pick ups. and we two other open seats, iowa and michigan, where they seem to be competitive and other states, louisiana, alaska, colorado, new hampshire, virginia and arkansas where there are incumbent democrats runs. that is an open field for republicans. what are the chances of picking up the six is seats they need to get control? >> i think their chances are very good. because this is the most republican senate cla

it does not take long for the tate to respond. gabby is giving an interview at radio caracas, she has an hour o promote the student cause. he has weapons, has all means of repression, and has seized all the wealth of the country. listeners can take part in the constitution. most of the want to put questions directly to the opposition, they don't trust the state media. our friend was standing by barricade when the cowards from the national guard came and attacked and beat him, but luckily he could be freed. most callers sympathized with the students. this one says she prays daily for their safety and protection, and urges them to keep on doing what they're doing. the venezuela and students don't believe in a peace like in cuba. from they live in peace but without freedom, and without freedom and justice, peace is just an illusion. peace can only follow from truth, from justice, and freedom. one after the other. that's why we're fighting on the streets. with three olympic games under her belt, she's now preparing for rio 2016. fenci

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if you go back, secretary of tate hillary clinton wrote an entire article about the need for a pivot. so she's going to have to she runs for f president. it problem with a pivot is means you are turning away from something to something else so you just turned away from are saying what are we, chopped liver? who was not else in asia thought they were the ones being turned away from. turned to ple being get nervous that you are leaning in on them. likes to inistration use the word rebalance. everybody is equal, we are all.ncing you gwen: that is not even possible. rebalance isn't great because it sounds like unbalanced. said we should have said revitalize. sexy.s not very i will say what we need to show is the united states is capable or, as we used to say, we can walk and chew gum time.e same gwen: as the president said stuff.of >> you mentioned how ukraine is important and i think you are absolutely right, that asian what we arewatching doing. i'm wondering whether all of those countries that have the tes with china over south china sea and east china ea looking at ukraine and wonderi

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. >>> daniel fleming and james tate out there just doing some standard fishing. 9 news in australia describesthe boat these guys are on as a small, shaky boat. >> small, shaky boat. >> what you don't want to see when you're on a small, shaky boat is this. that is a 16-foot long great white shark that's very close to their boat, circling their boat. 9 news says the shark was bigger than the boat. >> what? >> they fed it. they tried to pet this thing. you can see how pumped up these guys are. >> bros. >> that's australians for you. they live on a giant continental island full of weird animals. that's how you live. >> at one point started chewing on their boat. >> what? >> they had to slap it on the head and make the thing swim away. >> that is a small shaky boat. >> that's a big, humongous shark. >> yeah. this is south of the gold coast in australia. after they slapped the giant great white jaws their buddy's boat was behind them, shannon ryan, his boat was sort of the next target for this thing. >> this is right out of the movie. >> the funny part about this video, all the guys in the video ar

. >> they are going to have people lev va tate. >> see the floating trick that freaks them out. >>> hasel dedicated to all things dominos and creates cool domino layouts and then knocks them over, right? people have been requesting do it in reverse and now, his dominos are standing up by themselves. >> how did he do this? >> he took several clips from his really cool domino setups and yes, obviously, put it in reverse. >> it is kind of cool, especially the big structures that fall down and then they just kind of get built back together. >> he could have doubled the amount of youtube videos he has but here it is now and in reverse. know what i'm saying. rack up the hits. >> if you have time to watch all those videos good for you. >> weirdly in a way it almost makes you realize how long it took him to do all this stuff. >> to see all the buildings go back up, see the intricacies how he built this. it is pretty fascinating. >> when it comes to freaking out people on the streets who of the best. jack and rich. these guys are good. they are going to have people -- levitate off the ground wit

all were killed tate in the morning and just intimidation and came. they went at the admissions team they can about me. you just want to earn his second win of the icon tell you something. one i'm not going to supply content just die right now. i sat down. i didn't even want to get back into the house. i just sort of sit down ninety and one that was when he told me to move in with my family my church today. i don't know what to tell you i just stop living in it many of the u n peacekeepers in london at the beginning of the genocide pulling them out of ten belgian town of trees were all romeo den now was to come on to the un the new law nation. he stayed on with just two hundred soldiers his requests the reinforcements the point at the hands of the tutsi rebels from the rpf for an end and in their attacks on the regime. the concentrated their efforts on the capital kigali camp record for most of all sin. as soon as we start to go on to do but we're just running of the forties cause is everywhere. remember when we arrived in kigali. i'm beyond citing an

. >> 31-year-old jeffrey wade chapman is about to go on trial for murder in kansas, and a tate word "urder" spelled backwards. he and his defense team are worried it might prejudice the jurors. and they're trying to have it removed. but they reportedly have him cover it up with a turtle neck. is this something the jury should know about? should they know that? >> and i'd get it in. >> i bet you would. >> this is what frustrates me. we're going to perpetuate a fraud on the jury and cover up who he is. he also has a tear drop, which means he's done hard time. they going to cover that up, too? probably, let's act like he's a boy scout. here's how you get it in with the judge. if it is part of the identification. i had a guy who was robbed at gunpoint and he said the guy that robbed me had a tattoo on the arm, et cetera. i said to the judge, here we go, identification. let's see if we have the right guy. are we interested in justice? take off this shirt in front of the jury. bye-bye, state prison. >> there you go. >> greg -- >> justice! >> look, i think you got it all wrong, kimberly. >>

i a appreciate debra tate to is filling in at the last minute for chairman michael powell who was ill and could not come at the last moment a and we regret that but commissioner tate is here today and we appreciate it as a republican appointee to the sec under george w. bush now a special envoy to the child online privacy with protection and serves on the board of the aspen institute and the free state foundation. i should just bad i was at the fcc during the administration of nixon and ford and carter. you remember those people? also when gm first arrived i was there through the confirmation of the fourth term it only lasted eight minutes so that was an important aspect. so one question from of a few -- all of you if you were back, what would be your primary policy? >> i would have to. first the critical issue is of the spectrum because silicon valley there is innovation every day the one thing that i fear the most is how much they know things are driven to wireless and small personal devices warned on the body. that is very important to them. second, a broad band access and adoption

tate workers are working to clean up the boat and find out about its original location. >> good morningve. i didn't get to walk past your desk. we usually have a chat, we already know though. all right, good morning everybody. this is a nice day so far, dave and pam on the roads and as i look at highway 24, starting there between the pleasant hill exit and caldecott tunnel about an 8 minute drive time, 69-mile- per-hour and i wish it was 69 degrees and it will be much warmer than that and traffic is packed up for about an 8 minute drive time on the other side of the bridge. if you are driving out to the concord area, it looks pretty good and getting to the peninsular 101 and 280 looks good and that's a nice drive over to foster city. here is steve. >>> by 9:00 it will be 60- degrees shore and 62 at the hayward if you want to check in, we are going 88 and we will actually lose that north wind, san francisco 81 and that was yesterday, what about today. i think these will be the closest ones, oakland downtown, put it in the book, 80. >>> that it -- that will be almost 86 and the record is

tates are actively involved if we had them on the stage with a be the person? this is not just about you. have other that you state agencies involved. >> we been meeting with the governor's office, the department of natural resources on a regular basis. we do every other month conference call. already had ongoing meetings with the utilities board and the department of up a notchources, we . transition 101. the concept of what reliability is and how this works. as jean was talking about. we try to bring individuals along. governorsstern association has conversations as well. >> if i could, it is my understanding i'm a substitute for governor snyder who was invited and couldn't attend. absolutely, governor granholm put in a lot of the policies , and governorace snyder has picked up on those. we have been undergoing a review process in 2013. continue with the idea that we will take a hard look at what we can do to expand those policies in the 2015 time frame. i absolutely give governor granholm, governor snyder a lot of credit for recognizing the value of these in

. >> we first met them shortly after each man's right leg was am pu tated. felt like days. >> it's like a nightmare. >> for weeks they were in separate hospitals, tough for brothers who were known for being inseperable. >> i have stitches and staples and burns on my stoppling and back. >> i had my leg open from here to here. >> they willed themselves to keep moving, relearning the basics during months of gruel recovery, and some 50 surgeries. they haven't looked back. they have been biking and training with weights. >> i feel way better than last year, even before i got hurt. >> their dedication is like nothing i've ever seen. >> now they are managing without crutches, they have written a book "twice as strong" and been on tv. >> it is hard because it was kind of like one of the best years of my life. >> why? >> everyone was so good to us, we got cards from kids in alabama. how can you have a bad day then. >> now they say it is about looking forward. for paul that means getting married to his fiance who was also injured that day. >> at one point you feel you

greatrcentages are not as here but even in the united tates what we are learning and cheryl sandburgrs,google the last 48 the way women are treated is but no w much subtler less damaging, not only for the individual woman but for the a whole.s that is a profound message i ope more people and institutions will help us make. applause] >> we will go from the public to more personal. is there still a double standard n the media about how we talk about women in public life? i want to ask specifically a lot of fun researching both of you and i that i oss a standard can't believe is true but you were meeting with a foreign night and flown all tied your layer back and when he he was o the room frightened because he heard when your hair was back you were unpleasant value. and if your hair is short you are going to devalue them? i have my hair a bit longer last october for the annual meeting. a story was written saying that theree my hair was longer .ould no longer be haircuts >> i guess that answers the question. that.p on !> really, tom there is a double standard obviously. either experience

this one is in effect until 7:00 for tate and tunica, and we have another one, you can see a little rotationhe doppler. this one is in effect until 7:30, as well. so don, very dangerous situation going on across the country. we still have that high risk of tornado development extending from missouri points north. >> jennifer, thank you. >>> a new plan in the search for malaysian flight 370, the place where everyone is looking may be changing. at university of phoenix your education is built to help move your career forward. here's how: we work with leading employers to learn what you need to learn so classes impact your career. while helping ensure credits you've already earned pay off. and we have career planning tools to keep you on track every step of the way. plus the freshman fifteen, isn't really a thing here. and graduation, it's just the beginning. because we build education around where you want to go. so, you know, you can get the job you want. ready, let's get to work. this is the car i fell in love with! picking up my new malibu. no way! in march, over 100,000 people visited our

very famous biotech and technology and research center and anchored by north carolina .tate, duke, and a unc a huge sports rivalry specially in basketball. >> how many students are there at the school? >> duke has about 6000 undergraduates. >> in the subtitle of your book, the duke lacrosse scandal and the power of the lead in the corruption of our great university. why did you expand it beyond the scandal itself? amazed at a was couple of things as i did my research into this. number one, duke, an institution is not that much different than a wall street bank that i have written three other books about. it is a very secretive institution. they have their myths and ways of doing business. in theve a lot of power state of north carolina and a nationally. they have a huge source of wealth in their endowment which is approaching $9 billion in the midst of a $3 billion endowment campaign. certainly in the top 10. i think m.i.t. has $10 billion. harvard has 33 billion, 30 $4 billion. they have an ambition to be in that wink. that is part of the story. ambition.ke's the school is only 75 yea

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i open my front door to see the entire front yard blocked by crime tate. my husband asked what had happened and that the officer said there was an incident in your front yard earlier tonight and somebody died here. the deputy told us that it had possibly been that he had hit his head. they were not sure what was going on yet. i did speak with the sheriff's office and they say an autopsy will be conducted to determine the exact cause of death. the police officer involved in the incident has been put on paid administrative leave. coming up at eight. in just hours - the price to cross the golden gate bridge will cost you more. the latest toll hike to take effect. and if you're losing faith in corrupt politicians - there's a movement to regain the public's trust. but is it too little too late? and spring break - breaks into violence. we show you what started all the chaos. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you

have elevated heart rate and elevated blood pressure with a marijuana overdose you could preis sip tatert attack or stroke or some other terrible medical problem. gerri: now what i heard the pot out in the marketplace is very different from what was out 20 years ago, 30 years ago, when a lot of regulators in washington, a lot of the state governors were coming up. gerri: i hear it is much stronger than it used to be. great to have you here on set. still to come, my two cents more. all ice on the gm recall. but now nor would is over toyota. we'll have details. big recall coming up. gunderman group is a go. yes! not just a start up. an upstart. gotta get going. gotta be good. good? good. growth is the goal. how do we do that? i talked to ups. they'll help us out. new technology. smart advice. we focus on the business and they take care of the logistics. ups? good going. we get good. that's great. great. great. great. great. great. great. great. great. (all) great! i love logistics. gerri: another day, another recall. one of the biggest automakers pulling over six million vehicles off the

paul's cathedral to the tate modern gallery across the thames.of the 21st century." approximately 80,000 people crossed the bridge in the opening days, many more than anticipated. early on, vibrations of the bridge were being detected by the visitors. the engineers planned for some natural movement, of course; the structure was designed for it. but the bridge began to wobble and sway, enough to concern public officials, so that they eventually closed it. >> thousands of londoners showed up to walk across this beautiful new footbridge, the millennium bridge, and you can think of those people as analogous to the pendulums. except can i say one thing that's different? >> absolutely. >> one thing that's going to be different is that these pendulums -- that is, these people -- aren't going to stabilize this bridge, this plank; in fact, they're going to destabilize it. i think the thing that's important in keeping in mind here that's different is that people don't like to walk on something that's wobbling. pendulums don't think. >> right. >> but people

. -- other gay comment taters like former comment tate tore andrew sullivan accused his side of bullying and intimidation. some liberals agreed that say hounding a man out of a job for taking the same position that broek barack obama and hillary clinton held in 2008. >> there is political fastism. >> we have to be very careful we're not practicing a new mckarthism. >> what about the -- the network couldn't find a -- deep on a inside page. while the new york times gave the story front page prominence, usa today stuck ton the business page with no hint of criticism of the company's move. now there's an online backlash which some say they are deleting the company's fire fox browser. public attitudes are clearing in shifting in favor of same-sex marriage. consider this, if a conservative company would have pushed out ceo for supporting gay marriage, there would have been outrage. >> the letter would argue, learner violated constitutional rights of citizens gave misleading information to investigators and inappropriately released private taxpayer information. criminal refers from congress to

that's the tate bridge it links the vos to picturesque counties of devon and cornwall now we've just come across it and we've paid a toll charge of one pound fifty positive which goes to prince charles because the bridge stands in the river and the duchy owns all the cornish river beds in fact in terms of war said prince charles is somewhat of a local peseta and here is most of the cornish for sure including beaches and whole because so the boats here will pay a moring fee to the duchy hands medieval law dictates that any dolphins whales porpoises all sturgeon found around the corner coast are also royal fish to touch of coral gets free legal advice from the government it pays tax voluntarily if you live and die in cornwall without a will your estate goes to prince charles even treasure washed up on a cornish beach belongs to the now a bill launched in the house of lords wants to put an end to prince charles's mediæval privileges in the public sector you have to. publish in the private sector but you have to play. but crown immunity means that most of the time the duke of cornwall is

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you don't tick tate where you go in population because that's my choice to make. >> my life in your choice-- you're just a warden. my life is more important -- >> let me ask you this. can i ask you this? what you going to ask me? >> are we going to talk or am i going to be done? >> can you get me -- >> i'm going to keep you here in this room. >> you can't keep me locked up. >> you're in fear for your life. okay, thank you. i got you, i got you. >> i fear for my life. >> i understand you're in fear for your life. >> can you please do something now? >> i'm going to do something that i think is appropriate. >> you think is appropriate. who give you the right? you're not a doctor. you're a warden. >> i run this jail -- if something physically -- >> i fear for my life. >> what am i supposed to do? >> you're supposed to make sure i'm okay. >> you're going to be okay locked behind that door. have a good day. >> this time he's claiming he's fearing for his life. this is something he brings up each time he goes into isolation, kind of wanting to dictate his placement which i won't allow him to dict

are not building a hospital, road or school and we have 200 agents armed and per sip ta -- per sip tating a showdown and a government that lies about benghazi and taxes us too much. we're tired of it however, you will admit because trump said bundy needs to cut a deal and you agree with that -- >> i want him to cut a deal because i think they will go in the dark of night and comes in guns a blazing and end ugly. >> you think at this point with the bad press the government got they would do something stupid. >> i think the reason this stopped is because of press coverage and he wasn't going away. they saw -- predicting this had the potential to turn into a waco. because of the comments of harry reid, rory reid and the sheriff, i got to believe them. >> next question, how and why did your family choose a bernice mountain dog. >> my dog duffy and gracie. the first -- that's my young one two years old, just turned two and i make her sit, stand, shake, i make her do all sorts of stuff. >> my dog is cuter, ramon. look at ramon. come on, we have a photo of ramon. ramon smiles. >> that looks like

they amu tated his leg. we have more confidence in the traditional way. >> for many generations af the advent of modern science, traditional medicine appears to be doing as well as it has. >> critics warn that it's not based on scientific research or evidence. some say it's difficult to draw the line between it and wich craft. >> but that's the impression the lagos alternative medicine board has been trying to change. >> it has been licensing. monitoring and training healers. including herbalist, bone setters and attendants. the 6-week course teaches anatomy, nutrition among other topics, and is a prerequisite to getting licence. the chairman of the board is a doctor and says it's about providing better health care. >> what we are doing now is trying to have a meeting between the conventional doctors and traditional healers so there can be a midway. we are talking about a country where we have 30 doctors to 200,000 patient. >> as part of the a push lagos is working on setting up a botanical center for herbal

the enemy and we came in to replace other people who were no longer there either because they row tated't do that anymore. we do something much better. we take entire units who have trained together, lived together in the states, who know each other, who have families that know each other, and we move the units to combat with a fight together and they return home together. and while they're gone, their families remain at ft. hood, for example, going through life as normally as they possibly can, but reinforcing each other's strength. think about what would have happened in this last war, as frustrating as it was, if we did it the way we had done it in vietnam and previous wars, where units didn't -- were already over there and we just picked people at random and off they went to fight. you had 28 days to get your family out of quarters and find some other place for them to live. things would have been much, much better. military service is on the right track and i think they're going to get there. >> general mccaffrey the general talks to something you spoke to, we need to honor the liv

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as was noted, a copycat demonstration or someone who's inspired by the tsarnaev brothers to person tatenother act. that's real scenario. we don't have any real evidence. we didn't have that last time. the good news is, since the last time, after we have done our reports and investigations on what happened last time, now we're having full cooperation with the fbi, in terms of on the ground security, so, i feel confident we're going to have a safe and successful marathon tomorrow. i know the entire nation is cheering for boston. >> they certainly are, commissioner kelly, nobody knows how to keep masses of people safe like you do, but what do you look for specifically? we're talking about 26.2 miles here. >> no question about it. it's a long distance to secure, i think what you look for are abnormalities. what we used to say, you look at your world through the prism of 9/11. now, the officers, the spectators have to look at their world from what happened on april 14th, 2013. from my perspective, i think the boston authorities have done everything they reasonably can do to make this a safe

you can pen tate, you get intelligence. and then you can conduct strikes like we have seen over the course of 48 hours. >> often the drone strikes are in the fashion of multiple strikes. do you expect two at this point and more to come? >> well, you'd think that would be the case. clearly, the rule is the -- the rule of threes. if you have good intelligence and not compromised, then you would think that there would be some actionable intelligence that we could use again. but the united states will only use these through very restrictive rules of engagement. this is precise, has to go through very tight wickets, approvals all the way to the very top and good intelligence. only if it's valuable intelligence and it is not fleeting and disappearing. so the united states obviously had some good intelligence to bound it, got the yemeni government to approve and get on board and conduct the strikes. >> thank you so much. appreciate your time. >> thanks, fred. >>> coming up, how families are coping as the search goes on for malaysi

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his right to graze cattle on this land in 1994 when they designated this area a tortoise has been tate ftor tortoise habit. they say this is about the over reach and abuse of power of government, and today, clivan bundy says he doesn't recognize his own country, listen. >> with the armed soldiers in there, and then i'm wondering, well, where am i? i'm not in afghanistan. i think i'm in nevada but i'm not sure right now. why would these people be here after me? >> reporter: now the burro of land management is holding a conference call right now. we're listening in, megyn. they have been trying to resolve this now for the better part of 20 years but that the bundy family simply will not follow court orders. listen to moments ago how they responde responded, play this. >> before answering questions, let me reiterate we're engaged in this because a single individual refuses to obey court orders and abide by the law of the land. his actions do disservice to thousands of ranchers in the west who legally graze their cattle on public land and pay their grazing fees. >> the bundys have called f

he said the effects are did he about him tating. >> i ended up dropping between 20-25 pounds unexpectedly. my left arm started swelling. i have severe night threats and the lift kept going. >> he is forced to use a wheelchair as he continues to lose power in his legs and arms. signals between his brains and bladder are failing. he uses a cath at her every four hours. his kids are afraid of what's happening to their father. >> our oldest, it's been the longest time since the only thing she could think about is dad's going to die. >> navy personnel exposed to radiation banded together in a lawsuit against the folk yo electric power company which operates the fukushima power plant. >> they lied. i don't understand how you can place a ship the size of a carrier into a nuclear plume for over five hours, suck up contaminants into the water system of the ship and expect no harm whatsoever to the human life. >> rewarding the possible effects of exposure, a defense department spokesperson wrote: >> i optically believe if they had accurate information in a timely manner, things would have been done

raphael nadal has suffered the rarest of things a defeat on the comp clay of mon tate carlo. just the third player in 11 years to beat nadal at the last event. the last time was ten years ago, and this puts him into a semifinal against the australian champion. >> it was a tennis match. when you play tennis, you can lose or you can win. i didn't play the right way. i didn't play with the right intensity in my forehand. i played too short and gave him the chance to have the control of the point almost all the time, and he did much better than me. so that's it. >>> roger federer has bumped a semifinals spot as well. he had a victory. the swiss was two points from defeat at the end of the second set, but he managed to force a tiebreak before taking advantage of a fourth set point after an error from tsonga. he'll face the defending champi champion. >>> athletico madrid look to go six points clear. they're taking on 15th place. the game got under way a few minutes ago. still goalless. >>> formula one hamilton is looking good in his efforts to dominate the new formula one season. t

>> they happen after you cohab tate with them for ten years. that's one thing. thing is i don't think it's that important because my wife and i, we probably annoy each other a lot, but you need to be on the same page with the big things. it's the big ethical issues, the religious issues. those are the big things, not the little habits. because everyone is going to have those. >> i can't imagine, bob, in your marriage that you had any habits that were annoying. i can't imagine. >> first of all, the thing that drove me crazy about my ex-wife is she kept moving my stuff around. you don't touch my crap. can i make one point about this? the thing i think makes sense, the religion thing is important, but when he talks about stop fretting about fame and fortune. so many people don't live for today. their mind is taking them ahead. yesterday is gone. nothing you can do about it. it's today you can make a difference. i think that's a very important thing. >> did you like any of the tips in this essay, eric? >> i like the religion one. i agree with that. i also like what

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