give you an update on the recommendation regarding asset management part of the grand jury report, the deja vu all over again. the bad news is that it's a broad scope problem to resolve as ha been identified in the report. the good news is that we have aggressively started to remediate the issue structurally [speaker not understood]. the department of technology has implemented a platform called service now which addresses the license management, asset management so the pilot is currently within det. and we've also identified the additional structural [speaker not understood] required to make it a [speaker not understood] wide solution. part of that kirk kerkorian cf-wide solution is part of the recommendation for fy 15-16 budget like addressing the network ~ which requires the unified work necessary to be able to do the digital asset management across the board. ccf-wide but without waiting for this in the last few months ~ we've implemented the platform configured it, tested it, and we are ready by this summer to present the plan that highlights the way to step-by-step implement it across

mainly because i think the title of our report speaks for the issues that i think you should all be aware of. deja vu, all over again, the san francisco department of technology need a great deal of culture shock. i wonder sitting and watching doctor -- supervisor chiu take out a staff report from the filing cabinet, and all of them were fairly similar in term of what their recommendationses were. and they went over the years saying the same thing over and over and over again. i hope that somebody is not standing before you in the future year presenting a report on technology entitled deja vu: all over again. from the comments made by the new cio, it look like we're perhaps off to a better start than we have been in a while. yet there remains the questions that have brought us to this table before. there seems to have been -- it's difficult to see in the outside much of the comments we've made in the report have actually been entertained seriously, is there, for example, a great deal of interaction between the cio, city cio and the department cios where they can together deal with issues that need

he'll go to the line. >> oh, deja vu. oklahoma, a four-point play against memphis forcing overtime. d, memphis' clutch shooting was the difference. 98-95, they go up 2-1. >>> l.a. and golden state slugged it out back and forth down to the final seconds. the clippers are ahead by two when they miss the game winner. los angeles wins, leading 2-1. >>> a long time rival showed michael phelps he's got some work to do. ryan lochte beats phelps in his fist comeback race. the 100 meter butterfly is not lochte's best race, but here is phelps after that race. >> i'm really excited about how things went. and i do know what i need to do if i want to continue. >> new york yankee pitcher michael pineda suspended for ten games for getting caught red handed or rednecked for using pine tar. >>> and in the nba, it comes down hard on charlotte bobcat josh mcroberts. he's fined $20,000 for this flagrant foul on lebron james the other night. >>> the nets and jason collins graces time magazine's most 100 influential people covers. he calls the cover a cool honor. beyonce, robert redford and others are mak

it counts and he'll go to the line. >> oh, deja vu. >> oklahoma nails another four point play against memphis. it forces overtime and in the end, memphis's shooting was the difference. they win 98-95. they have gone up 2-1. >> michael phelps got work to do here. loche beat phelps. he bested the most decorated olympian in the world. >> i'm really excited about how things went and i do know what i need to do if i want to continue. >> new york yankee pitcher suspended for ten games for getting caught red handed or necked for using pine tar and also it's coming down hard on the charlotte bobcat fined $20,000 for the foul on lebron james the other night. two guys get busted there. grayson collins graces time magazine's cover. he calls the cover a cool honor. beyonce, robert redford and mary bara also making cover issues. others serena williams, richard herman, lydia coe and cristiano ronaldo. >>> hockey players don't always have to be the tough guys. that was a really nice move there. >> i loved the reaction from the little boy. >> yeah. >> all right. that's a way to start a friday, right?

. >> the decision by the nato council of foreign minister's to suspend practical military and civil cooperation with russia creates a sense of dÉjÀu. the language of the statements resembles the verbal jousting of the cold war era. >> even within nato, not all agree with the secretary-general, but the u.s. and germany have already ruled out jordan -- georgian membership. >> for more on this, we spoke to our correspondent in brussels and asked what steps nato members had agreed upon to ease the concerns of member states with borders close to russia. >> we have already heard that nato has in protest to that annexation of crimea canceled all tactical -- that is to stay military -- cooperation with russia, but orrin ministers agreed that they want to for the moment still uphold diplomatic ties with russia. nevertheless, air patrol in baltic states has been stepped up, and nato has said that it wants to rethink its strategy in the area and possibly even send troops to the ground. that is to be discussed, but we have to say that at the moment, it is still sort of a diplomatic political threat rather than proper military action that is

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well earlier i talked to a shop ikea from the hand language service of deja vu and on i began asking her if these elections could finally break the hold of the new rooms and the gandhi's to a new political dynasties that have been governing the country for salon the county see anything that is not for show the city expanded it into the housing a vocal about his willingness to be an expanse of the country. i mean on the other hand does not seem to know exactly what she wants. here comes another feminist and candidates to be because he belongs to the county committee. this has spent a lot of money and i was amazed to see this post is all healed up. i'm counting in spite of a new addiction on social media to find people making fun of ten minus five pm. he came back he lacks ambition and the victory to the nation. a small tree that was a common as the anti corruption bomb on me critique the worst as king makers this time they tell us about this party it's that time of new ideas that means is that the common both are thought to be this friday and that option is the main issue with this but

with this easy addition a decision by the nato council of foreign ministers to suspend practical military and civil cooperation with russia creates a sense of deja vu that the language of the statements rather resembles the verbal jousting of the cold war era the pq will keep looking. goldman when the eight hundred inmates had multiple agree with the secretary general that the us and germany have already ruled out georgian membership. more or less resigned to a corresponding asa in brussels. we asked her what sets new ministers have agreed on to ease the concerns of member states with borders close to russia it's already had a nice head hands and in protest in fact annexation of crimea has canceled all practical that is to say military cooperation with russia bucks and the foreign ministers agreed that that they want for the moment and still uphold diplomatic ties with russia. nevertheless an exact role in the baltic states has been stepped up and nate assets that it wants to know rethink its strategy in the area and possibly even sends troops to the grounds and that is to be discussed but when you have to say that at the moment it's still sort

the first day you met. >> correct. >> reporter: it's like a twisted case of deja vu. tonight in arizona in the very setting where the famous jodi arias murder trial unfolded the jury is now mulling the case of another young woman with eerily similar circumstances. >> how many times do you think you had? >> i don't know. after he touched me i wanted him to know what it felt like. >> reporter: that's 36-year-old marissa dubois. she's accused of killing her husband with a hammer. she pleaded not guilty, claiming self-defense snapping after years of physical and sexual abuse from her husband. it is almost the same defense claimed by jodi arias, convicted last year for stabbing, shooting and slashing her long-time lover travis alexander. >> the simple answer is he attacked me and i defended myself. he called me a bitch and kicked me in the ribs and got on top of me and started choking me. >> what are the key similarities between this trial and the jodi arias trial? >> they are both charged with capital murder and they both acclaimed they were abused by their husband or boyf

. >> the whole experience is a morbid deja vu. at the age of 12, he lost his father in a fire at their apartment in romania. >> my father was trying to put the fire out. he was fighting the fire and in the apartment. i tried to make my way back in to see how is daddy? there is no way i could have gotten back in. the minute i tried to even attempt to go back in i felt like my skin is burning. if it was in my power, if i could have done it, i would have done it, of course. but my father never made it. he never came out of the apartment alive. >> he is determined to do whatever it takes to save this child. using a curtain to shield the child from falling debris, he begins cpr. >> i cleaned his mouth and nose. i put my hand under his head to try to support the neck. i pressed on his chest a few times after which the baby regained consciousness, opened his eyes, and it was the most perfect thing ever. >> he grabs the boy and hands him to firefighters. it takes a little maneuvering but finally they're guided off the fire escape through a

when the game started, it felt likes deja vu. at&t park felt a lot like the stick. it's a new day. young ace madison bumgarner takes on the rockies. game one of the series, giants-rockies is next. >>> it's a cool night here at 24 willie mays plaza. they open a three-game series with the rockies.

the workweek. welcome to "fox & friends first". i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. home meant of dÉjÀ vu in boston. ks were found on the finish line of the one year anniversary of the boston marathon bombings. one man is in custody this morning and bomb squads safely detonated both pack backs. mril police found a rice cooker filled with confetti. a man yelling boston strong was arrested. >> boston strong. >> they haven't identified him yet but he did appear to be mentally stable. with will marathon next week next monday they are taking all cases seriously. this comes on a day of emotional tributes in the bombing that left 300 injured and at least 2 dead. >>> people being pulled out of the sunken ferry. nearly 300 are missing. high school students were heading off to a resort. navy ship there to help many of the hundreds on board shows to jump into the cold water to escape. they heard a big thumb befop be the boat sank. a delta flight waiting to take off in atlanta forced to turn back to the gate after smoke started filling the cabin. the cause a burned out fan. >> students would return to the classr

the rules. and he's ejected. >> michael, that looks like pine tar. was it pine tar? >> yeah, it's pine tar. >> as yogi berra said, this is like dejau all over again. the last time these teams met two weeks ago cameras and fans spotted what appeared to be pine tar on his hand. no one called him on it. pitchers have tried to find an advantage and figure out a way to maximize their performance. part of the culture of baseball. >> reporter: mike lombardi former pro-ball player showed us how sticky hands means more control. >> perfect. >> reporter: you can see the difference before and after. without pine tar, this curve-ball is shaky, outside the strike zone. with it, it drops fast and hard, nearly impossible to hit. in 1983 kansas city royal george brett hits a towering home run sparking controversy with too much pine tar on his back. and look at that, an emery board coming out of his pocket allegedly helping him doctor baseballs. with his suspension pineda proving that while players may cheat, cheaters never win. ryan smith, abc news, new york. >>> back here, the daredevil diving off the highest building in the world. can you guess

the cold war and neither side will emerge victorious their. decision to suspend civilian and military cooperation with russia gives a feeling of deja vu the very wording of the statement has a strong resemblance to cold war olds occasions it's not hard to guess who's going to benefit from scrapping russia and nato as joint work on counteracting modern threats and challenges to international and european security especially in terms of fighting terrorism piracy natural and manmade disasters and he worried stephanie not going to be russia or nato members. efforts to destroy the production of illegal drugs in afghanistan have already caused the u.s. billions of dollars and yet it's not helped solve the problem in the slightest even when cooperation between moscow and washington on drug trafficking was at its highest this only helped put pressure on the illegal trade worldwide it almost seems the more money that flows into the country the more drugs flow out so and europe russia america are on the receiving end let's now look at the figures reports say afghanistan is responsible for around eighty percent of the world's opium heroin production has

on the other hand, this is another deja vu all over again, because this has happened repeatedly. so we have to understand that something is going on here that the usual methods are not able to identify in advance and are only reacting to after it's happened. and other methods to try and interdict this before it gets to the point where it explodes into some type of psychotic or acute psychiatric disturbance, potentially complicated by suicide or violence before it happens. now, this is something we can do. it requires sort of a shift in the focus to instead of waiting till somebody shows symptoms, comes forward, says they need treatment, to reaching out to them when we think there might be the potential of this occurring. like when individuals are returning from a theatre of war a tour of duty in combat and coming back to the states to try and reacclimate into this environment. what i'm saying is that we need to do something different and what we need to do is something which is more proactive and preventive. >> patrick, what about, just a general kind of debrief and decompression

the shootings at a u.s. military installation is a strange feeling of dÉjÀ vu. mething the president has had to deal with and chuck hagel and today in honolulu a cast a cloud over his fourth trip to asia. terrible tragedy. referred in a moment of science -- silence. can'tis a feeling of believe this has happened again but this is a traumatic issue for the military dearly -- dealing with mental illness and the stress of the wars. the shooter has served four and wasn iraq in 2011 being treated possibly for ptsd. top issues for chuck hagel and the defense department overall. >> greatly appreciate your report. reporting from honolulu and diamond head this morning. look for the interview tomorrow. >> a little different conversation than it was supposed to be 24 hours ago. >> wall street go to cash. i have been in cash since 2009. kate moore thinks i am crazy. there it is. courage within a four-year plus bull market. where is the correct right now and? >> you mentioned earlier veryment has been cautious, not a lot of risk appetite out there right now. we saw inflows in

residents of vilonia, arkansas, feeling a sense of deja vu. for then three years, a tornado has flattened sections of their town. george howell has made his way there. search and rescue efforts are still under way there. what is the latest, what are you seeing? >> wolf, let me set the scene. so a gentleman just a minute ago told me exactly what you said, three years ago, and he said three days ago, they went through this. here they are dealing with it again. we're getting closer access. obviously trying to respect people. they lost property, they lost homes and things that they had for many, many years. but we're starting to get a little closer into these communities. you look at what this tornado did. it went right through. tore through homes. snapped trees in half as if they were twigs. if we could pan over. you can see people are now going through these homes. they're trying to find out what's left over. you see the blue tarp there on top of the home. if you look at it, it looks like the tornado basically came over the road and basically went throu

so it was almost deja vu. but the reality is that you're talking about a gigantic, massive post, and that post's security is as good as anywhere in the country, but securing that post is the job of the military and one of the things that's important to the mental health of all of our soldiers is the free access of their -- of the public -- >> of course. >> it's part of the freedom of being an american soldier, and they don't want to be to treat the public as if they're outlawed from our post. we want them to be there. >> right. totally understandable. congressmans carter and william, my condolences to your community down there. i know it's a very tight-knit community, and in ft. hood, very, very important down there. thank you both for coming up. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> well, the supreme court decision that's rewriting the rules for funding campaigns. making the rich and powerful even potentially more powerful. we'll get reaction from the top 2012 campaign lawyers from both sides of the aisle, bauer and ginsbu

the world. but in japan, this is deja vu. mber 13th, 2009, a japanese ferry named iyake was traveling from tokyo to okinawa. less than 12 hours into the journey, the ocean current was very rough, says professor. he says the current shifted the cargo to one side, causing the ship to capsize. the ferry doesn't just look like the korean ferry accident, the two ships were made by the same builder, run by the same operator. they weighed almost the same and capsized nearly the same time into their journey. but here is a major difference, says professor watanabe. when the koreans bought the ferry from japan, they expanded it to pack in more people, turn:00 it into a ticking time bomb. the koreans bought a used vessel from japan and added lots of cabin says watanabe and cabins were built on top. the japanese ferry had only 29 passengers and crew aboard and the crew saved everyone, pulling them to the upper deck and deploying all the lifeboats. in the wake of its ferry accident, japan toughened ship regulations to lock down and limit c

the future of biking. for more on this story we are now joined by jesse with art from deja views social media desk and on. college is having issues can you walk us through what might be decided at this meeting. the real thing on the agenda at this today macy in south holland brazil it is really setting the agenda for a planned with the labour government that the incident. that is that government is expected to attend another state audit found that all have the same akermanis any inhabitants and is primed. and as i could nap because nothing outside the security and counter if they cannot contest the end and fried expression on the teams met. we all know that mass surveillance online privacy is a huge issue the nsa is that his deeds are making a lot of ways. other than countermeasures concrete counter measures being proposed. while the count and that makes it difficult to teach it in countries like russia china and at that time she's with the intent is over eighty cents that. and the coda on united nations body to take control of this regulation. the problem he is that the un is represented by governments an

the s&p is up ten points. what a day. >> dominic chu joins us now. what's moving markets here today? >> it's like dejau all over again. the same kind of action in yesterday's kind of trading. start with the big names moving in today's trade. coca-cola and johnson & johnson both moving higher after reporting strong earnings. the coke ceo telling cnbc that the beverage giant was regaining its momentum. and a strong day for twitter as well in the social media front. earlier it announced it's buying social media provider ginnep for a small sum and a different story for aaron's, the rent-to-own furniture and electronics store rejected a $2.3 billion takeover original from vintage capital management. instead, it went out and bought a retail credit financing firm for $700 million, and we're going to end with zebra technologies falling after it said it would buy motorola solutions enterprise business for $3.5 billion in cash so zebra, yes, down towards session lows. kelly, bill, back over to you. >> thank you very much. the new york auto show is taking over new york city this week, and mercedes unveiling its

the events are byoc, bring your own cannabis. it will be legal because they are private events that require a ticket. >> should be an interesting concert. >> very interesting. >>> a little dejar wars." >> yeah. the cast for the next "star wars" movie was announced yesterday. it includes some familiar names. harrison ford, carrie fisher and mark hamill three of the original actors in the "star wars" in the '70s. the new movie will be released in december 2015. >>> it's 5:56. banned for life. the nba threw the book at donald sterling following racist remarks in an audio recording what this will mean for the future of the clippers. >> reporter: a lot of questions this morning about an explosion last night that left two people severely burned. we'll show you the scene next. ,,,,,, and it came with a free chocolate chip cake. [sighs] how do you guys feel about this meal i had to not cook? you should not cook more often. i will try not to take offense to that. ♪ >>> finding someone dead in an apartment that are literally across the street from us, kind of a danger. >> a mother is found stabbed to death in her own apartment. so far, san jose police aren't saying anything about a po

the victims. heidi zhou-castro joins us live. this is a difficult sunday for so many people there. >> sure, it is. in fact, they call is deja vu. another soldier on soldier attack on home soil. it's left the community surrounding fort hood wondering if it's coincidence or has this ford become a tart? >> this is not the first time flags and crosses adourned the lawn of central christian church in killeen texas. 13 crosses in 2009 marked the lives taken by major nidal hasan. three are here for the soldiers killed by specialist ivan lopez. unfortunately we've had another tragedy, we have set it up again. >> church elder said they had found closure from the earlier incident. he was sentenced to death last august. at a memorial service at the baptiste church people say they are in disbelief after the latest act of violence. our hearts are broken. our community is hurting. we pray we'll have encouragement and remember those lost on the day. >> representatives visited the wounded on saturday and remembered the three soldiers lost. >> sergeant danny ferguson, a brave soldier whose brave act of blocking a door prevented further bloodshed

until bankruptcy court rules on whether the current claims violates the company's 2009 bankruptcy sale order. this is a bit of a dejau for gm as the company filed a similar motion earlier with a u.s. district court in california. in the west coast case the plaintiffs claim they bought or leased vehicles with defective ignition switches, a defect that has been linked to the death of at least 13 people and also caused gm to recall 2.6 million vehicles and they're looking to do it again in new york. gm planning to file a motion in the bankruptcy court for the southern district of new york to enforce an injunction in its failed order. now this gm says, bars plaintiffs from suing the reorganized company for any claims related to its predecessor company, the so-called old gm. however a u.s. senator from connecticut says gm should be barred from these filings and urges the judges to deny the protection that gm is seeking. the senator adds the motions demonstrate clearly the automaker's intent to use the bankruptcy process to block lawsuits. jon? jon: how things have changed for what used to be the world's largest company.

the show. thank you. >>> some other news we're covering, developing this morning, obamacare open enrollment officially over. for some people it was deja vu all over again as they were scrambling to get in under the deadline wire. over 1 million people flooded the site monday, many running into glitches that may have been reminiscent of the rollout last fall, although the glitches nothing compared to the ones last fall. those thwarted yesterday will get an extension. now the administration says sign-ups could reach one of their early goals of 7 million. the final tally not expected for some time. >>> meantime, new general motors ceo mary barra testifies before the house today on why it took the company a decade to recall some 2.2 million vehicles due to faulty ignition switches. 13 deaths and 31 crashes have been linked to that defect. meanwhile, gm is recalling 1.3 million more vehicles. this just happened yesterday, for a sudden loss of power steering. that brings gm's total recalled vehicles to nearly 7 million for the year for various issues. >> more importantly, you will be covering this hearing in washington later today. >> we wi

the full committee, mr. waxman for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i have a sad sense of deja vu sitting here today. i was part of the committee holding the ford firestone hearing in 2000. i led the committee's hearing on toyota's problems with unintended acceleration in 2010. each time, we heard about how auto manufacturers knew about potential defects and about how federal safety officials at the national highway traffic safety administration missed signals that should have alerted them to defective cars on the road. and here we are today under similar circumstances. over the last month, the full dimensions of another auto safety disaster have unfolded. general motors has recalled 2.5 million vehicles due to a defective ignition switch and the company has acknowledged that these cars have caused dozens of crashes and 13 fatalities. mr. chairman, i know the families of some of these victims are in the audience for today's hearing. i want to acknowledge them. thank them for coming. we owe it to them to find out what happened. the facts that we already know are hard to believe.

clinton quickly ducked to dodge the shoe. day deja shoe. >> cherry blossoms. >> it was mesmerizing so beautiful. >> i actually was down there this week and saw the cherry blossoms in bloom for the first time. 2 million people go to town for this very incredible. great weekend for it ends this weekend. temps are going to be into the 80's by tomorrow. cool things down a again. enjoy the next few days across the eastern seaboard. temps are great. see plenty of sunshine as well. temps waking up this morning looking good for almost everybody. today is the good day. tomorrow some changes in store. i will show you. clear day across the east. northern plains one system diving through. rain across the northern plains. a little bit of snow across the minnesota as well. there is a more potent system out here. upper level disub bans. severe weather this weekend. today our threat is from central kansas all the way up towards the milwaukee area. tomorrow i think we stand to see a bigger chance for severe weather including a tornado or two. red bull

the heard bleed test. thank you. well it seems like deja vu all over again. the yukon women have won another national title. >> okay. one day after the yukon men won the n.c.a.a. basketball tournament, the women, i swear to you they are celebrating, they earnted their ninth title. fans flooded the center, finishing off a perfect 40 and o season. this is the second time the university won both titles in the same year. john henry smith is here with more. what a run. >> what a run for the school. we may as well challenge the webster's definition of basketball to yukon. now it holds a unique place as the only school to win women's and men's titles in the same season. they have done it twice now, and the impressive numbers keep on coming. the coach notches his n.c.a.a. ninth title. not only does that move him past the summit, but movement oriama into legendary real state couped by other 9-time coaches. phil jackson, among others. yukon's team won 46 it straight games, that would be a mile spoken for the ages for moth programs. for the yukon women, it's the third-lo

let's watch three out of the five for team shakira and see which one she saved. she only saved one. so dejasnoit ♪ i never want to hear you ♪ like a battlefield ♪ trouble, trouble trouble, trouble ♪ ♪ i'm sorry and i'm hanging on a moment of truth ♪ ♪ i'm on the edge of glory ♪ and i'm hanging >> getting hard. >> i'm picking -- >> i'll tell you who i'm picking. >> i'm picking patrick, the guy in the middle. >> he had a -- >> interesting sound. >> i'm going with dani. was that first one or the last one? >> last one. >> let's see what happened. >> and it is dani. >> you're right! >> can someone steal? is stealing over? >> stealing is over, yes. >> hers is just the more -- the show stopper kind of voice. and that's not always what i want to put on, i like to put on a nora jones. >> nora jones. that's not a show stopper, just wow and wonderful. >> how do you pick among that group? >> i just did. >> and you won. let's go with team adam. he had the last three and saved one. let's see. let's take a look. ♪ i don't mind spending every day ♪ ♪ out on the corner in the pouring rain ♪ ♪ so here i am w

dÉjÀ vu in boston. two unattended backpacks were found at the finish line on the one year anniversary of the boston marathonone man is in custody and bomb squads safely detonated both backpacks. >> police found a rice cooker in one of the bags. it was filled with confetti. a barefoot man yelling boston strong was arrested. >> boston strong. >> police did not identify him but they do say he did appear to be mentally stable. he faces charges including carrying a hoax device. with the marathon coming they are taking all cases seriously. this comes on a

the people of ft. hood? >> exactly, ronan. it is a terrible dejao has been through this not once, but twice now in five years. president obama and first lady michelle obama are currently meeting with families of the fallen, and the wounded, before they come here for the memorial service. they are offering words of comfort and condolence at this moment. he's scheduled to speak here around 2:30 central time, that's 3:30 eastern. also on the program are the chief of staff of the army and the secretary of the army. as you can see here behind me, soldiers, their families and dignitaries already beginning to assemble here for what will be a very difficult memorial for this community. it has been just a week since ivan lopez allegedly went on his eight-minute shooting spree, firing at least 35 shots along a two-block crime scene. army investigators do now confirm that lopez was involved in an argument about him before the shooting. at least one of the dead and one of the wounded were also involved in the shooting. we ha good news today. 11 of the 16 wound

that's why the troops are there. >> seems like deja vu all over again. ssman peter king, thank you so much for joining me this morning. i appreciate it. >> very welcome, carol. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," reports of an object of interest found in the search for flight 370. and the formation of an international investigation team. what does that mean for the search? >> reporter: carol, as the world wonders what happened to mh370, international officials are setting up a team to make the whole process more transparent. we'll have more after the break. i'm randy, and i quit smoking with chantix. as a police officer, i've helped many people in the last 23 years, but i needed help in quitting smoking. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix varenicline is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced the urge for me to smoke. it actually caught me by surprise. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking, or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood, and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chan

also i'm offering the domestic energy and jobs legislation that i filed as an amendment to this bill. deja is a series of bills that have already passed the house. this is all legislation that has already passed the house. so we know that if we can get a vote here, the legislation that we can pass here has already gone through the house. we're already a huge distance on the journey to getting this done. what does the domestic energy and jobs act do? it does exactly what the title says. reduces the regulatory burden, sets goals, helps produce more energy and create jobs. for example, we establish an american energy development plan for federal lands. we've got all these federal lands, millions and millions of acres of federal lands both onshore and offshore. the department of insheer kwror should have -- interior should have a faln -- should have a plan to develop energy. this legislation would require them to do that. we freeze and study the impact of e.p.a. rules on gasoline regulations. that benefits all americans at the pump, not only small businesses look to go hire people, but familie

many of these same trauma surgeons treating the victims of the 2009 fort hood shooting as well. dejar country and put themselves in harm's way. i think all of us here at scott and white, i know i can speak for everyone, feel invested in the community with the soldiers we have across the way at fort hood and i think that any time they hurt, we hurt. >> reporter: officials say 34-year-old army specialist ivan lopez wearing his uniform, opened fire on this texas military post yesterday about 4:00 p.m. local time. eyewitnesses report hearing at least 20 gun shots. he hurt 16, killed three before turning the gun on himself. military leaders say lopez was recently transferred to fort hood. he had only been here since february and was living in an offpost apartment with his wife and family. we now know he was being treated for anxiety and depression and had a, quote, self-reported traumatic brain injury. >> we do know that this soldier had behavior health and mental health issues and being treated for that. served four months in iraq in 2011. currently under diagnosis for ptsd, but had not

. >> the president's words, of course, have an eerie ring of deja vu because, after all, he did stand at that post, 13 people killed in that 2009 rampage. >>> in national news, they want her charged. today in a party lean vote, house committee asked the justice department to pursue criminal charges against former irs official lois learner. gop lawmakers accuse of her, quote, aggressively engineering crackdown on conservative groups that wanted tax exempt status during 2012 election cycle and of singling out crossroads gps, which was founded in part by former bush political aide, karl rove. the committee noted that learner talked about getting a job organizationing for action, nonprofit spin-off of president obama's campaign. she wrote in an the e-mailing quote, maybe i can get the d.c. office job. the attorney calls the latest move another attempt by republicans to smear her for political game. >>> the prime minister described the search for flight 370 the most difficult in human history. the search area that once spanned two hemisphered has been refined, it's a monumental, multinatio

the breach of customer data. only now we're finding three million people are impacted. what's going on? >> this is a situation like deja vu, here we go again. a credit card database was breached. 2.6 million credit cards and think aaron's was 400,000 cards and it would appear it probably is the same software, malware that was the problem for target. gerri: that was what? 40 million people? >> we don't know if there's a second michaels database, we're waiting for that shoe to drop. gerri: todd, these are the card readers inside the store. this is nothing new. >> that is the misconception, people were afraid of using credit cards online, these are all connected databases, in the case of target they used database going through the back door literally with another third party company to get into target's access and i think the same thing happens with the credit card. gerri: it does boil down to our connected lives and using the devices and don't really know the impacts of all of this. this "pew research survey" was so interesting, people really started thinking about, what do you think of this? would you like to ride in a

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