playwright thomas e. . first st louis and i predict future. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. to be in the know. on. are you. looking. for she i mean. welcome back to breaking the first alternative voices debate let's talk civil liberties as we know since nine eleven republicans and democrats are pretty much been unified and their support for this aeration of the bill of rights you know from everything from the patriot act to the n.d.a. militarization of local police forces and everything in between scott under anarchism would there be a constitution at all how would people's rights be protected and what would the role of police look like if any well in the short term and long term right so the short term is there to be transitional parts were where people set up their own constitutions in their localized economies as we've seen as we dismantle this larger system and then the long term that maybe some people want to organize around that like they did in spain and nine hundred thirty s. or maybe they don't maybe we're looking to just cultures just have it by word

. >> thomas e-mails he was definitely thinking outside the box but he's lucky she didn't have a heartby the time he proposed. >> kathy wrote that guy's nuts. hasn't he scene jaws? lucky he lived to talk about it. >> that was a risk. let's look at who won our web page poll. is it the soldier reuniting with his dog? yes. that got 68% of the vote. the police proposal came in second followed by the man wrestling that shark in third place. >> which one would you have picked? >> the military one, the reunions, whether it be with a pet or a person, they never get old. >> what about that proposal? would you say yes? she's crying as she's getting arrested. >> she was devastated. then the cop had to say to her i'm willing to throw out these charges if you accept a marriage proposal from the friend. that phaeubs it -- that makes it all better. >> stick around. what you need to know when you leave the house including when we're going to get a break from all this heat. ♪ ♪ >> rca: a name you can trust for the latest innovation in hearing better: the rca's symphonix personal sound amplifier. >> the

thomas e-mailed i insisted we have a flash mob at my wedding but my wife would have none of it.makes me so jealous. >> and just when you think you've seen it all, the girl went in there thinking the fish would be the entertainment. instead, she became the main attraction. the winner of the web page poll, the dolphins laughing at the gymnast, taking 69% of the vote. that will do it for us. have a great day and weekend. "fox & friends" starts right now. >>> good morning, everyone. it's friday, july 25th. brand new details about why this train flew off the tracks killing 80 people and why the conductor was bragging about that. >>> meanwhile, president obama doubles down on his brand new talking points. >> the point is with an endless distraction of political posturing and phony scandals. >> there's the phony scandals. you know, it's curious though is a few months ago he promised to get to the bottom of those phony scandals, so why has he decided they are phony,

president, i rise today to voice my strong opposition to the nomination of thomas e. perez to be the secretary of the u.s. department of labor. sumly putsimply put, there's noe of reasons why mr. perez should not be confirmed ae as our next labor secretary. several of my colleagues have discussed a number of troubling fablghtfacts about mr. perez's troubling history, one one enough to disqualify him for this nomination. i'd like to discuss just a few that are of significant concern to me. without question, mr. perez has abused his position as assistant doarng oveattorney general overl rights division at the u.s. department of justice. rather than seek out social injustice, mr. perez has turned the office into his own personal tool of political activism, something that that office was never meant to accomplish. for example, a report you shalled by the department of justice's office of inspector general found that during perez's tenure at the civil rights division, employees harassed colleagues for their religious and their political beliefs and despite having little, i

thomas has died. she was the first member of the white house correspondents association and the group's first female president. the club group e-mail id their members and said thomas died in her apartment this morning. she was 92 years old. and later in this hour we'll take a look back at her career that spanned ten presidencies. >> secretary of state john kerry arriving back in washington, fresh off a trip to the middle east where he announced a breakthrough in the mid east peace process. >> expectations are fairly low for this round of talks. but the fact that secretary of state john kerry was even able to get the israelis and palestinians to come to the negotiating table is a fairly significant achievement. few authority they would get this far. last night secretary kerry announced after a three-year stalemate the two sides will meet in direct talks. but already some of the usual problems that have plagued previous talks are emerging. the palestinians are not happy that the israelis are not agreeing to negotiate along then 1967 borders, nor is israel agreeing to halt the construction of jewish settlements inside the west ba

e continued appeals for jurisdiction. case no. 6772 san bruno avenue. no. 1 to no. 4. richard thomas environment and land management. the appellant is requesting that the abatement appeals board grant jurisdiction. >> good morning. are we taking these items individually or together? individually. in case of 6772, i don't have much to add from the last time this was before you except to state that the commission asked for a detailed table with all the information and i believe we've given that today and it's attachment a. in the back of your staff report and also for your convenience we have included the staff report with the information that we believe you need to make your decision and we strongly urge you on the basis that it's all before you that there is proper information that the appellant is given you to be able to take this case and in doing to mar our ability in both agenda item 1 and 2. and when we go to no. 2, i will be saying the same thing. thank you very much. >> question. could you clarify, are these two separate properties? >> it is and because the applications if you recall you were asking for bette

thomas consumed 36 and 3 quarters franks to maintain her title. >>> dozens of flights from the u.s. to mexico were canceled due to e rurpzruption. >> including flights from los angeles. mexico city airport's about 40 miles from the vol vaincanoes and remains open. >> i'm coverage continues with the 10:00 news, i'm gasia mikaelian, and thank you for joining us. >> also if we get news of a bart deal, we'll break the news on twitter and facebook and at ktvu.com. >> tmz is up next right here on tv 36. ♪ we don't have a ten step filtering process for our water. we don't need it. because crystal geyser is made by nature, not by man. crystal geyser is always bottled at the mountain source. i love avocado so much i started a facebook page. oh, you should post a picture of my new earrings. those would go perfectly with this sweater i'm knitting. [ male announcer ] show your avocado love! try it on the turkey & spinach or subway club. subway. eat fresh®. >> today on "tmz." appy 4th, everybody. here's the deal. i'm going to handsome of you balloons. there are clues in these balloons. you have to guess which package we're goin

thomas, our manager. a big hand for john, please. the design team arlene, david flores and wong. the construction team that actually was here and delivered the project on time lee and flip e. they got us to the finish line. i know a lot of you have heard about neale, neale really was very instrumental in making sure that we did the right outreach, putting together the project and the conceptual design and making sure that we had a document that got us here today. as you heard from the supervisor we are going to start finding ways to look at the next phase. thank you very much, neale for all of your leadership. [ applause ] >> the project has truly been built on teamwork, not only on city agencies but with the community down here at fisherman's wharf. finally the entire project would not have been possible without the vision and leadership of the merchants and restaurant owners and people here at fisherman's wharf and the community benefit district. a big hand for them. [ applause ] >> they came in existence 2005 and since then they have been working very hard with all the businesses here to build consensus and hone in and indeed needed improvements that the fisherman's wh

. >>> thomas george paculis was arrested earlier this month. according to the fbi he eawyer threatening to reveal true and daming information if deen didn't pay him $250,000. >>> what a moment last night at the major league all-star game in new york. bottom of the eighth inning, the american league up 3-0, and then this. oh, an emotional moment. future hall of famer mariano rivera got a standing "o" from both teams. he's retiring this season. he called the moment priceless. and in typical form he got a 1, 2, 3 inning. thank you, jim leyland. >>> want to download a song to your tablet? watch a commercial first. people can pay for data use in exchange for watching ads, taking surveys or devoting time to advertisers. they can used the earned data credited immediately or store them when they earn usage limits. that's it for me. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me on "c nnn newsroom" today. it continue s after a quick break. this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a s

that france has its own large program of data collection thomas which sweeps up nearly all the data transmissions, including telephone calls coming els, and social media activity that comes in and out of france. surprising to you? guest: in some ways. i have not read it yet, i woke up and came right here. but the devil is in the details. we saw with the early reporting about the nsa programs, a lot of that was wrong, the idea that the nsa could tap into facebook servers was sort of wrong. quantitatively or qualitatively, it skews the story in a way that i think is unfortunate. i would love to see the details of what is happening in france. have country is going to some thought of how do we use this traffic to make our country am sort of punting and saying i would love to see the details of what they are doing. i think reporting on this can lack perspective and sense of scale, so i am punting on that one. crofton,n is next from maryland, on our republican line. caller: a lot of people are talking about edward snowden. you talked about him recently. close to where i live in crofton, maryland. coincidentally, edward snowden grew up he

the lead negotiator thomas hunt returned to the table yesterday after taking some time off. other egencies in event of a strike. here's leyla gulen. >> a new accident in livermore involving a motorcycle. blocking a lane westbound 880 at isabelle avenue. that heavy traffic starts to loosen up once you pass the accident. into san jose, some slowing on 280 in the northbound direction, 101 also looking slow at the split. eric? >> when we >>> good morning. temperatures around 60 all the way from oakland, hayward, 61 in antioch. the rest of us still pretty cloudy and stuck in the mid to upper 50s. big story today as it was yesterday, temperatures will be about 5 to 10 degrees below average. this break from summer is going to last through [ cheers and applause ] >>> people out here in times square, on this gorgeous tuesday morning. so beautiful out here. >> perfect. >> a perfect summer day. we'd be out here anyway because it's so beautiful. one more reason -- look who took over the anchor desk inside right there. papa smurf, smurfette, and clumsy. they're all here. the movie's coming out.

>> thomas in texas, it's a new day, same story about governor perry. when he came out surprisingly in support of mandating the vacc e vaccines for middle school girls we found out he had a tie to those companies too. the fact is the political pact that the surgical alliance centers and doctors and hospitals contribute to have thrown 4 million into texas state ploolitics the last four years and that is a lot of money for them to turn away from, apparently. we knew immediately during the hearings that this was a hot point. people kept bringing it up in testimony and at one point, senator bob dule read what appeared to be a prepared statement in response trying to trying to shame the women in the room saying there is no need to bring this up, we don't need to impugn the character of anyone. i think i will impugn the character of a golf and his sister and limit health care access for half the population of texas and it goes to support them financially. >> sarah and janet, thank you both for coming on here. i appreciate your time today. >> thank you, thomas. >> nationwide protesters after the verdict in the george zimmer

to send this to cindy thomas and a couple of other managers. he told me to e-mail the list to everyone else in cincinnati. since october 2010, i had no direct involvement in the processing of tea party applications aside from occasionally reviewing them. tea party applications have been awaiting guidance. them with development letters in 2010. i had no role in the processing of tea party applications. >> thank you. members of the committee, as a spring of 2010, i was employed in washington, dc. assigned to work on applications from groups. came aware that they're being held by determinations. it was my understanding that the implications i was also told by my supervisor i was to core data review the two-party applications that were assigned in cincinnati. with respect to the two applications assigned to me, i reviewed the materials and sent out initial development letters to the applicants. when one of those did not respond, the file was closed and i was assigned another tea party application to replace it. as part of my review, i also researched determination

hold the dedication ceremony >>> union attorneys are accusing the lead e negotiate ear of having a conflict of interest. they say thomas they say the company billed $16,000 for helping run shuttle buses during the walk out but bart says there is is no conflict. they said he didn't operate the buses but served as a broker and is only getting $500. >>> another episode in the planet of the apes film series is being shot here. the first film was released in 1968 while the last came out more than 40 years later. alex live for us this morning in san francisco's north beach where filming for that newest movie is already getting started. >> reporter: yeah. the crew here has a pretty big set up going on. we are on columbus near broadway and as you can see, this scene here is drawing quite a crowd. a lot of people stopping to take pictures, some confused, one asked me what was going on. she thought maybe there was an accident or fire or something. no, this is all just a little bit of hollywood magic. the props folks have been out since early this morning setting up all these judged cars, including that burned out san francisco p

waddell then told me to send a document document to send a thomas in a couple of other managers. a few days later he told me to e-mail the list to everyone else in cincinnati. accidentally e-mailed the list to everyone including agents in washington d.c.. since october 2007 i've had no direct involvement in the processing and review of tea party applications aside from occasionally repeating them in the course of my quality assurance responsibilities. in december 2011 and january january 2012 i attended two to three meetings regarding the creation of a team to process tea party applications awaiting guidance. i provided this group of development letters drafted in 2010. i had no role in the processing of tea party applications offering those meetings. >> thank you. mr. hull. >> chairman issa, ranking member cummings and members of the committee as of the spring of 2010 i was employed by the irs as a tax law specialist in the exempt organizations in washington d.c.. in april of 2010 i was assigned by my supervisor to work on to applications from the tea party groups. in that same month i became aware of the tea p

e has a federalist one night >> your point is so important. >> it was much more direct for them. dolly madison was a politician. the first time, he was no thomas jefferson. the embargo was on. everyone hated it. they later said, i would have had a better chance against mr. madison alone. he is challenged in his own party by the governor of new .ork clinton does quite well. and latern handily, they said, mrs. madison saved the administration for her husband. but for her, clinton would have won. this.ill ask maybe we should valid this as a team. the public take to this grab of power? they did not like it with abigail. she was seen as a force for evil. right up it been true to today that any time you have therst lady who allows curtain up? >> a lot of it has to do with the personality of the individual. she did not hide it, but she was such a people person. everyone loved her. she said that is because mrs. madison loves everybody. i have read her mail. this is not true. she made everybody feel that way. she apparently was a genius people could not hate her the way they do a lot of other women. you do not even have to be a meddling first lady. lik

will be taking your e-mails, calls, and tweets, sunday at noon eastern on "booktv." >> "washington journal" continues. host: now joining us is thomase, senior correspondent with "washington journal." -- with "the salt lake tribune." what is the new national security agency center being built? a good question. there are some people very fearful out there that believe it is big brother incarnate. they see this big box and they say it is listening to my phone calls, reading all my e-mails. ands really just one thing a large operation for national security efforts. it is one cog, a big operation. the best way to describe it is it is the world's largest hard drive, a huge, massive amount of data that can be stored inside the huge boxes in salt lake county. this is the national security agency big backup storage area, where they are putting all their data, using their analysts to tap at some point. they can hold this data for five years under some laws. maybe longer under other laws. for all the data they are taking in, there is a lot out there. host: in essence, is a hard drive, a storage unit, and aggregation of data, of phone calls, s

e have richard cordray to be director of the consumer of financial protection, richard griffin to be in the nlrb, sharon bloch, mark gaston, nlrb, thomas perxz, secretary and of labor. these nominees for the national labor relations board are very controversial. after the court ruled that obama recess appointments of three members or invalid richard cordray was also part of a recess appointment that was not subject to a lawsuit and the supreme court will decide nlrb cases. this action would probably take these actions out of the court and that is in the interest of this administration not to have the embarrassment of the supreme court if they came out with a decision contrary. i don't know how this will play after a i would love to hear by other members of the panel how this will happen to understand specifically how the nuclear option would even come into play. what happens on tuesday morning if there is no agreement how oes it play out? is the threshold merely lowered from 60 to 50 votes or will all enate debate be declared dilatory? keep in mind two things -- when you look at this year, two of the biggest thing that happened politic