reports of his contract and his relationship with general manager trent baalke, his message not trueo years left on his contract at $5 million per year told sports illustrated he doesn't want more money, power and has a productive working relationship with trent baalke. he said there was zero chance he'd leave the team before his contract expired. said, "i have never said to anybody i want to be the highest paid coach in football. i make plenty of money. i told my owner i don't want more power. i want to coach the team." one person who did get a payday? anquan boldin signed a two year deal. he said the chronicle story of harbaugh's act has won thin among players is not true. >> i kind of laughed because it was exactly that. i don't think anybody in our locker room has an issue with coach harbaugh. quarterback signed a 24 hour rangers and >>> meanwhile russell wilson traded his shoulder pads for a glove and a bat. the seahawks quarterback signed a 24 hour contract with the rangers and spent time with the team in arizona. wilson was drafted by the rockies in 2010 and texas manager ron

. >> a threat from ultra nationalists, who are they and thousand do they trent the three interests. >at's a tempest in a pea tea pot. there is discontent going on in crimea. probably on a continuous basis just rumblings because of the different nationalities that are represented there. but -- >> so this isn't new? >> no no. but i think the russians used the same seclusion which they invaded georgia in 2008 saying they were moving in to protect the interests of russian speakers and russian citizens. and so they are saying the same thing with crimea. but i don't think the russians in crimea were really trented by fascists, that's just propaganda. >> russia says having these troops there was legal. doesn't that raise an issue of territorial integrity? the lithuanian president says it shores up fear. >> it's not legal for -- the russians having a very important navel base in crimea. but it's not legal for them to bring in additional troops like they did yesterday. that's a violation. crimea is part of ukraine and it's a violation of ukraine's territory. >> so given this violation, has the

sharks have won 8-of-11 and 5- of-6 on the road baalke wants kaepernick deal now 49ers general manager trent baalke said today he wants to get a deal done with quarterback colin kaepernick before the opening of training camp in late july kaepernick who is in the final year of his rookie contract will earn a little more than $1 million this upcoming season his backup blaine gabbert will get almost twice that much guananteed at the owners meetings in orlando. florida ballke said getting a deal done with kaepernick soon is "the objective right now" reports have kaepernick wanting upwards of $18 million per season putting him at 7th among nfl quarterbacks and on par with the deals jay culter and tony romo recently got nfl to penalize goalpost dunk the nfl is going to start penalizing those dunks over the goalpost crossbar after scoring a touchdown next year might as well call is the jimmy graham rule as the saints quarterback is well known for this type of touchdown celebration but it was first popularized by former cal star and future hall of famer tony gonzales any celebration by dunking the b

exchange that appeared to be about writing new regulations on political speech for 501c4 groups and in trent sis your quote, off plan in 2013. ms. lerner, what does off plan mean? >> on the advice of my counsel i respectfully exercise my fifth amendment right and decline to answer that question. >> ms. lerner, in february of 2014, president obama stated that there was not a smidgen of corruption in the i.r.s. targeting. ms. lerner, do you believe that there is not a smidgen of corruption in the i.r.s. targeting of conservatives? >> on the advice of my counsel i respectfully exercise my fifth amendment right and decline to answer that question. >> ms. lerner, on saturday, our committee's general counsel sent an email to your attorney saying, i understand that ms. lerner is willing to testify and she is requesting a one week delay in talking to the chairman -- excuse me. in talking to the chairman, wanted to make sure that was right. your lawyer in response to that question gave a one-word email response. yes. are you still seeking a one-week delay in order to testify? >> on the advice of my c

that's where the trent is. we're down -- strength is. we're getting a spin off. we have more moisture moving in, in the next few hours, that should produce light rain, sprinkles and showers, right now we have scattered showers, mostly cloudy tonight, rain moves out in time for the morning commute. the roads will be wet. i have rain in san francisco, showers in the great highway, here's the system as it comes in. we're looking for the showers to increase over the next two, three hours, it pushes through in the morning hours and we have a slight chance, it's not going to be a nasty commute. so as we look at the forecast, this is how it looks 10:00 tonight. this is what we think will happen. this pushes through, it pushes through early in the morning and into 7:00 on thursday. tomorrow afternoon, and friday looks good. you will see friday to saturday, this could impact us as we head into the bay area saturday to sunday. looks like another one stays north. the energy, you don't want to write these off. but they are real dynamic the strength of the storm is north of h

housed thanks to program that prevents at risk families from being homeless under the leadership of trent roar (clapping) but we need to do more and the proof is what we see on the streets everyday. too. people dealing with serious issues like schizophrenia and self medicaid with alcohol. we won't turn our backs on them but we have to help those who are clearly suffering. for those folks no matter how many times we offer stifrz they decline. it's not a lack of services we spend $2 million plus. our department of health started a receptor program i call it san francisco's of laurdz law and the result are in its working. through this program we're reducing hospital stays and a jail time and helping with the treatment and saving lives. health experts estimate there are hundreds of people who could benefit from a stronger skoefrtship program in sews bylaw abuse so in 2014 we must expand and make permanent it conserve activeship program. i'll ask us to adapt a community-based program and second i'll work with the supreme courts to care and caution educating educating educate our judges about t

credible effort that the city needs your ideas and sense of collaboration and our department heads like trentnd others we can't all just react to this but get to the foundation of that. we are understanding what it means to feel the days in which kids are playing freely and get the best education in the world that the city can offer that they have a clear future and in order to get there they'll got to have indentation and being linked to other things that's why this roof is beginning to link abuse and a poverty to where where we need to go and allow us to be smarter and hit it at an earlier stage and do a lot more prevention it begins with the effective intervention. i take the principal of introducing an effective leader someone i've worked with on working on things like gun violence ammunition to strong store front you can feel the neighborhood is beginning to come back with african-american owned businesses and youth now and i know that the chief knows this and our jiefl justice leaders when kids begin to earner they're first paychecks over the summer there's an alternative to activities

opefully, we will continue the markup in the tenor we have continued the whole issue so far openness and trent parents appeared with that, mr. chairman, thank you for the courtesy of keeping the opening statements open so i could make a statement. i yield back. >> thank the gentleman for his opening statement, his comment, and your great leadership over the years on this issue that brings us to this point. so we look forward to our markup tomorrow. with that, he returned the balance of his time. chair asks the clerk to report. to amend the draft communications act of 1934 to extend expiring provisions relating to the retransmission of signals of television broadcast stations and for other purposes. >> the first reading of the bill is dispensed with and the bill is open for amendment at any point. so ordered. now on the committee print the bill to amend the rule of 1934 -- will reconvene at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow. that the chairs will give priority recognition to amendments offered on a bipartisan basis. i look forward to seeing all of you tomorrow. without objection, the subcommittee stand in rec

take vo el dia de hoy, en el mismo renglon, tambien lo manifestaron trent baalke, gerente general y jedpo... los directivos compartieron con los medios que buscan alcanzar un acuerdo con el quaterback antes de que los 49ers se reporten al campamento de pretemporada. . una nueva regla entrara en vigor para la proxima temporada en la 'nfl'... la liga aprovo la prohibicion de las celebraciones con el balon en los postes de gol de campo, estilo o a manera de 'clavada' - asi como lo ven en pantalla; quienes lo hagan tendran una sancion en el terreno de juego... vamonos al desierto... los gigantes frente a los cerveceros... en la septima hubo momentos de preocupacion.. . sandoval se lanzo para hacer la atrapada, tuvo que ser visto por preparador fisico, pero por fortuna una venda en su muÑeca derecha y listo... el panda en la octava demostro que no hay porque preocuparse, la mando a dormir, jonron solitario y los giants ganan 5 a 4 tommy milone en la lomita para los atleticos, batallo al comienzo del partido frente a cincinnati... otorgo este cuadrangular a brandon phillips... uno a cero reds

and his relationship with general manager trent baalke.es no scenario in which he would leave the team before his contract expired. he said he's never been about being the highest paid coach and that his $5 million a year salary is plenty plenty plenty. he also said it's all good with trent baalke, he doesn't want any more power in the organization. >>> lebron james scored a caer-high 61 last night against charlotte. his old career-high was 56 back in 2005. he made 22 shots including eight straight three pointers and miami beat the bobcats. >>> after going 20-10 in the regular season, usf head coach rex walters was named the wcc coach of the year. first time a dons' head coach has gotten that award since 1981. >>> the a's roughed up dodgers' starter clayton kershaw for five runs in two innings. the big knock, the newcomer nick punto in the 3rd to drive in two. and the a's are 7-3 winners. >>> meanwhile, timmy lincecum's first outing since signing the $35 million deal in the off- season looking good. what a dandy bare hander to rob padres'

and then trent franks of arizona. franks once referred to president obama as an enemy of humanity. and jim bridenstine of oklahoma who made headlines when he refused to challenge a town hall attendee who told him that president obama should be, quote, executed as an enemy combatant. as i said, the far right is now the far out. and then there is this group of full mooners at the event. here is some more color from conference as reported by mother jones. a nonprofit called empact america schooled attendees about the threat of a terrorist attack by way of an electromagnetic pulse. former reagan defense department official frank gaffney articulated his view that american conservative union grover norquist is an undercover agent for the muslim brotherhood. got that one? ginni thomas, i don't know her, but a daily caller contributor and wife of clarence thomas, she alleged president barack obama may be guilty of providing material support, material support, like guns and ammo i suppose for terrorism. and at least one panelist at cpac suggests that john boehner was part of the benghazi co

controversy guard the new circle identify phone lines where accordance to what suffocation from cotton on trent on how the system worked. informed that this is the path of the parade of any impropriety we would have to battle the investigators about the book to read strategically. we walked to the full brunt of the pressure on tom and chopper up the taping of no confidence motion. there are many untill the challenges facing justice and administration of justice among all the coupon into the future it needs a fresh start. to see defends her show and didn't satisfy with current un investigation into response times to lose the desire to increase the capacity of the antics of us to respond more effectively. feeling. welcome to six more. members of all draw the sheer color but no where to start the call to and from garda stations where reporters. but that the telephone lines and vault where clearly marked informations come from the main apiece as the paul vi for the force. the garda representative association john parker president of the g already said he also understood the phone calls between susp

matt and we know from a different stamp sets we are times when the knights people from all thanks to trent had died on me. no trains the strangest get to hang ten and went from dr speeds up to solve problems in the hopes of africa. some dedicated to seeking a democracy but you just read them. totems and organizations have already been established to deal with issues like social cohesion and model of regeneration interfaith that graham greene king saul. the titans. have not had much success the posts today and in most communities interface is done at the very smallest kid the meat inside painting and it is upon us by the day you don't cry. would love to me is what it is that it's time for a cup of tea and biscuits and cake piece of cake and eat scorpions notes had back in to see what the issues that face the common wheat very often. moreover it's called korean eyes and he has more in common in the hat differences between faiths and cultures and this provides a very meaningful relations open forum to discuss ice sheets and discuss solutions. only in agreement about the importance of interfai

baalke wants kaepernick deal now >> gary: 49ers general manager trent baalke said today he wants to geta deal done with quarterback colin kapernick before the opening of training camp in late july >> gary: kaepernick who is in the final year of his rookie contract will earn a little more than $1 million this upcoming season his backup blaine gabbert will get almost twice that much guananteed >> gary: at the owners meetings in orlando. florida ballke said getting a deal done with kaepernick soon is "the objective right now" >> gary: reports have kaepernick wanting upwards of $18 million per season putting him at 7th among nfl quarterbacks and on par with the deals jay culter and tony romo recently got >> gary: kathryn obviously you care. >> gary: head injuries and pensions for the older players are on the back burner. why are you always against the people that need help catherine >> catherine: >> reporter: >> catherine: (laughter) >> gary: said justin just what the man. it is one of the highest ratings since kron became the crime. the dog show. first hist >> gary: 54 giants and bumgarner

gary:after reportedly having issues with those in the 49ers front office most notably general manager trentlke there are rumblings that jim harbaugh is also wearing thin with some 49ers players >> gary: it keeps everyone guessing the last but at least he says something tonight. that would possibly double >> gary: lebraun scored 25 in the third quarter. lebraun james, he is a good team player sure he is. but he would like to be the m d p again and he is showing you that. json collins has a second 10 day contract with the brooklyn nets. collins 2nd 10-day contract >> gary: jason collins who became the first openly-gay playing to participate in a major professional north american sport two sundays ago has been signed by the brooklyn nets to a second 10-day contract >> gary: collins who played college ball at stanford signed his original deal on feb. 23 and it expires tomorrow. the nets then will re-sign him for another 10 days after that they would have to sign him for the rest of the season if they wanted to keep him. >> gary: the giants beat the padres 7-2. tim lincecum puitched 2 scoreless

a study underway to see if pills containing knew trents in dark -- knew try he wants in dark chocolatert attacks and stroke. ingredients found in cocoaç helped prevent heart attacks and other heart related diseases. >> how a group of women are showing support for a friend diagnosed with breast cancer. >> the ugly side of beauty. what one contestant was found dog days before she won -- dog days before a beauty contest. [ male announcer ] staples has everything you need to keep a germ-free office. from gloves to wipes, to cleaners, everything... [ sneezes ] except germ-free coworkers. thousands of products added online every day... [ click ] even protective suits. staples. make more happen. : >>> two minutes till top of the hour. before you leave the house here's what's happening. 26 countries involved in the search for malaysian airlines flight 370. new video shows pilots clearing security before the plane vanished into thin air. >>> singer chris brown heading to court today after spending the weekend in jail. the 24-year-old arrested for violating his probation after getting kicked ou

i began taking trent says. as russian helicopters to know over there tight. mca ministers are meeting this monday to discuss fit the sanctions that what they considered that they don't use my body. rising rates of heart and will be the situation in ukraine to look at the results of the so called referendum. i don't have to remind any future the freedom of the constitution of ukraine on the back and smile. lol i call upon the average yet to get to meet with ukrainian league is time to stop dot au with them. i'm to try and it took de escalation. he quickly as possible. among the strong showing on the studio by intentional thing is that democrats have been to digress just how tough of a sanctions day and just how blurry. the patient two totally separate questions right. russell will we just recap and ashton saying you know it's easy to sort of female yawn when you get to the top eu officials talking about sanctions in the past year has not spoken in a collective voice on this issue. everyone's getting their own corner with different interests more dependents les

to problems as we look at the east shore freeway and traffic is moderately heavy heading out to the trentmcarthur maze. >>> and in the forecast for today, we do have another storm on the way and i will pinpoint that and we have a look at your afternoon highs and coming up. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. ♪ [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah. [ male announcer ] switch to u-verse and add a wireless receiver today. ♪ . >>> welcome back time now 4:45, happening now the oscar pistorius trial is now in its second day. we want to show you video of the former olympic track star arriving at the courthouse. oscar pistorius is accused of shooting and killing his girlfriend last valentine's day, but claims he thought she was an intruder. a neighbor just wrapped up her testimony and was interrupted when an image of her was being televised despite a court

. >> knew trents in dark chocolate have been shown to improve blood pressure, cholesterol and other risktors. the pills being studied are packed with nutrients. the study being partially sponsored by candy company mars. pills do not taste like chocolate. >> that kills it. >> yes. >> this is st. patrick's day millions of irish americans celebrate with famous parades. the wearing of the green meant ethnic pride colored with a mill side. it's a time honored tradition. marching and this year, caught up in a clash over gay rights. parades in boston and new york city losing sponsors because organizers ban openly gay groups. >> this will be the 23 year in new york city it's not over until they can march down the street >> critics saying no other groups are told to march unidentified. new york city mayor sat out in protest. boston mayor stayed home. but catholic groups deny discrimination against gays. they cannot march under their own banners the parade has one cause, honoring saint patrick. >> people with watch without political signs i think it's appropriate. >> that is not happening ireland.

trent speaks out about rumor the surrounding the 49ers. and sanford's son once again. don't underestimate the guys on the farm. they take down kansas and they're headed to the sweet 16. you don't want to miss these must-see highlights next in sports. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area. we begin with sweet news from the farm. the sanford cardinals are still wearing their dancing shoes, and they're headed to the sweet 16 after pulling off another upset. number 10 stanford taking on kansas. second half, cardinals up 5. anthony brown. he had 10 points. kansas still in it. 18 points for black. later in the havgs cardinals clinging to the lead. with the tip-in. sanford up for one last chance for kansas. not this time. stanford wins 60-57. they'll face the number 11 seed, dayton flyers, thursday. >> we beat a very good kansas team. i could not be any more proud of my guys in how they played for 40 minutes tonight. especially on the defensive end was probably as good as i've seep it all season long. i was proud of the way our guys stepped up and were able to sustain some momentu

as you know, the governor has been plagued by that trent -- controversy dubbed bridge gate. go to that conference. one thing was clear from the beginning. i told them to find the truth, no matter where it led. i had to turn over every rock that we can get to in order to get to the bottom of what happened, and let me know what the truth was. they conducted over 70 interviews, reviewed over 250,000 documents and had access to both personal and business devices, e-mails, text of my current and former senior staffers, of the lieutenant governor, and me. consistent with the call i made in january, we made the report public as soon as we received it. i want to thank randy and his team of former federal prosecutors and other members for the extraordinary amount of work they did in a relatively short window of time. as for the recommendations, i fully embrace the reforms as it pertains to my office. it has been my resolve from the beginning to learn from this and to do whatever we can to be better, to be a better governor, to be a better staff, and to be a better administration. we

. >> so trent, as john says, we have the end of the quarter happening today and also we look at what's happening when it comes to earnings, earnings matter more so now because they're stabilizing but what are the action in the pits? >> well, i think the most compelling thing that we've seen today in chicago is the disconnect between the equity markets and bonds. typically there will be an inverse relationships between the markets, except for when the fed communicates. because of the nature of the stimulus, where they're buying securities -- i'm sorry, buying treasuries, typically speak on these days if the tone is overly dubbish, we would not see only the equity markets up, but the u.s. dollar down and we would also see the bonds up as well. we have not seen that today. the bonds are down noticeably and i know coming into the year, a lot of traders, myself included, felt that a head wind could be an increase climate with the rates and i know we haven't gotten the first quarter but despite what she said this could be a precursor of things to come as we move into the next few month. >> j

on balance it's a serious tragic thing but not indicative of the trent i don't think. >> the upcoming election in afghanistan, they are threatening those who might want to go out and vote. what is their goal? >> i think they would like to create the sense that the place is going to fall apart, that 2 2014 would be a meaningless election, and there's no nato follow-on force and there's no legitimate president who follows on the steps of president karzai they can create a fear which lends to a visual spiral where the businesses and other people who keep the afghani cultural moving forward starts to depart the country. and create an imminent sense of defeat, which the taliban created in the mid 1990s. i don't think they'll succeed, they are forcing a military force 400 strong who was responsible for tracking down the serena assail ants last night. and doing a major job of keeping the streets safe in the country. they'll try. in this traditional year. >> -- in this transitional year. >> he's also allowed releases of prisoners that were accused of being members of the taliban. so instead o

i was in bed with trent resser in, play tonically, the only play ton -- and the shaking didn't stop,nd i was the earth. there was no love shaking involvement at all. purely play tonic, but it was tectonic and lasted for so long and so intense and the two most stressful events of my life happened in los angeles in the riots and the northridge earthquake and i have been forever changed. >> in the case of northridge, as bad as the rumbling and waving was, it was the duration of the thing that caused so much damage and hurt so many people, and i'm guessing after this 30 seconds of difficult feelings you had to talk to your kid. >> they had a lot of questions. what happens -- we went to the computer to see hough big it what. usgs reported 5.3 right away and the kids want to know, what happens if it's a ten, 100? >> if it's a ten they don't need to worry about it. >> i choked up because the thought of something like that happening in southern california -- by the way, the people who said that the westwood quake on st. patrick day, that's not from fracking. we have fault lines all over sout

but as we neared the bell, the market regained some trent. the s&p climbed, and although the biotech and cloud laden nasdaq could only muster a 0.11 gain. what's our game plan for next week? let's start with the book ends. the bill industrial stocks rocked all this week. they kept powering higher and it was really no news at all. i kept hearing the same rumor of the same explanation. when we come in on monday morning we'll hear about something big from china. perhaps to reverse the chinese water torture of weaker than expected news over and over again. now, if that's true, it won't come a moment too soon. given that we're going to get a manufacturing gauge from china that will fail to meet expectations. now, i want to be careful. be careful here, because if there's no stimulus than the strongest section of the industrials will give up some of the terrific gains. you have to be cognizant of that. if we get the stimulus, there will be another rally in the minerals, mining, machinery and oil stocks. so much is riding on a surprise stimulus plan

its mix of trent mixed-race families. this is generational. this is a new america and i think young adults are very comfortable with this kind of arrangement over adults, which adults can be a little bit more concerned. >> is marriage good for people? >> yes. i can say that in paraguay. we ask people what of our door opener questions. the first thing that we ask to get people .biz coming how happy are you these days. are you very happy? one happy? not too happy? and then we can run fascinating correlation. what types of people say they're happy and what say that they are not happy. and then you can do a regression to say the business group happy because of this or that. but the bottom line is that every poll that we have ever taken, these people are happier than unmarried people. so it's just not -- it is probably both as a often the case with this and all the rest. but there's no question, as i said earlier, that marriage is associated with economic income and people who do well financially or people who don't do well. so there's a multiple r

first scrimmage day, part of what you're doing honestly is you miss the shayne skovs, you miss the trenty was vocal and energetic. you start to see other guys step up and other guys take those things on. >> you've got to make sure you build the foundation brick7éfñg brick. everybody has to be accountable, and you have to do your sxwrojo there's no shortcuts. >>> let go by the sacramento kings. looks like he's on the verge of signing with the chicago bulls. terry and diane, even though he scored less than six points a game, looks like he'll have another nba home very soon. >> mindi, seems we just finished up football. >> i know. >> but we didn't really. it just never ends. >> no. football keeps going and going. only two noz ago they played in the rose bowl and stanford already back on the field. as are all the other college teams. it's crazy. >> maybe they can loan a couple of players over to cal. >> yeah. you're not supposed to say that. >> cal's going to be good next ear.u >> good attitude. thanks, mu thanks, mindi. >>> in the sierra ski resorts celebrating the storm. ought borial, off

it had two rolls royce trent engines on it. it was delivered in 2002, thereabouts.ot a particularly old aircraft. malaysia has missing 777 200s in the fleet. extremely experienced operator of this type of aircraft. >> is this owned by the government of malaysia? >> yes. well, it's an odd hybrid form of ownership. the government -- the part of the float of the shares is in the private sector, part of it is with the government. the government clearly owns the majority. so yes, it is a government -- it is a national carrier of malaysia. a carrier that's undergoing all sorts of transformation and reform and restructuring at the moment. the chief executive having to make it profitable once again. at its last set of results just earlier this year they lost several hundred million. so it's a carrier that's in transition. none of which would affect safety i have to tell you. it's also by the way malaysia also has six a 380s in the fleet as well. >> we've just gotten word that the airline is apparently contacting next of kin for those on board the aircraft. 239 people, 12 of

white house only has so much power at this moment unless he wanthey want to get out the g guns and trentitary intervention and that's not everyone being talked about the at all at this moment. >> how much is it in the u.s.' interest to actually intervene in ukraine and russia's affairs. >> reporter: the question is what does intervene mere? are we talking about diplomatic. sanctions. one weapon that the u.s. has making president putin look back on the world stage, russia is coming off the olympics a moment for that country skpreu president paout town shine. the whites house can make him look back about talking about diplomatic failings on behalf of the russian russians and try foe russia in to a corner against a lot of the rest of the international community. but just how much the white house wants to push on this really remained to be seen. the president has not yet drawn that i so to speak lines in the sand or crossing the red line, we heard that language used in terms of syria. and the white house ended up having to sort of walk around those lines once they had already been drawn thin

and then trent franks of arizona. frankss once referred to president obama as an enemy of humanity. and jim bridenstine of oklahoma who made headlines when he refused to challenge a town hall attendee who told him that president obama should be, quote, executed as an enemy combatant. as i said, the far right is now the far out. and then there is this group of full mooners at the event. here is some more color from conference as reported by mother jones. a nonprofit called empact america schooled attendees about the threat of a terrorist attack by way of an electromagnetic pulse. former reagan defense department official frank gaffney articulated his view that american conservative union grover nordquist is an undercover agent for the muslim brotherhood. got that one? jenny foms, i don't know her, but a daily caller contributor and wife of clarence thomas, she alleged president barack obama may be guilty of providing material support, material support, like guns and ammo i suppose for terrorism. and at least one panelist at cpac suggests that john boehner was part of the benghazi cov

so 20 years after they are abolished and trent abolished we have a statute. so we have what is this situation. i this time america has been a part of it. this was not extended to the colony. and after the revolution one of the things that they have is certainly a lot of people with agrarian interests and we also had people like ben franklin and thomas jefferson and these are people that were authors and so they were very interested in this issue than the constitution itself says that congress shall have the power to promote the progress in science and industry in the useful art by securing this to authors and inventors the exclusive right to their respective writings and discoveries. and so the first copyright was passed in 1790. in it it says that there is a very early on and that is a halfpenny. and parents of science and industry. this was a centrally important thing for us. the thing about our early copyright law is that it did involve formalities at registration. you have to register your copyright to get it in the copyright notice that is on your work a

you mentioned this photog--this photograph earlier, of trent lott... >> guest: yeah. uh-huh. c-span: ...and sam donaldson, and then off to the left, a whole bunch of people watching. where did you take this photo? >> guest: the press was not allowed into the impeachment hearings en masse, and so the only place that they could operate and continue to report was outside the judiciary room, in the lobby area. and so they would wait for congressmen to come out and have an opportunity to--to interview them, and i believe that this image--this picture was taken after the first articles of impeachment were--were passed and then they--this was being--he was being interviewed relative to what had gone on. c-span: who's your publisher? >> guest: abbeville press, in new york city. c-span: what made them think that a book back '69 to '74 would sell? >> guest: i think they saw two things. they--they saw the historic significance of this unique document. i also liked them because they did art books. i did not want a book that would be just done in a commercial, photojournalistic way. i wan

: after reportedly having issues with those in the 49ers front office most notably general manager trente rumblings that jim harbaugh is also wearing thin with some 49ers players in a column by the san francisco chronicle's ann killion today she wrote "one source with inside knowledge of the team says that harbaugh's act has worn thin in the locker room, particularly among some key "face of the 49ers" type players. while the team is winning, that's not a problem. but a few losses could expose a widening rift." harbaugh wants a new deal that would possibly double the $5 million per-year he >> gary: peyton manning has passed his physical on his surgically repaired neck, clearing the way for him to play in 2014. >> gary: in what was considered the final formality for his return, manning passed the exam as required by his contract that will pay him $20 million next season. manning won his fifth mvp award last season. he set single-season records by passing for 5,547 yards and 55 tds while guiding the broncos to their first super bowl season. >> gary:she's moving up! >> jacqueline: i am not m

an important they have trent resin or -- res nor involved. it has gone up in the u.k..eden. it is the most prominent way that he will get their music. it is ripe for consolidation, that is for sure. >> thank you so much to him at. it is good to see you again. thank you to jon erlichman. thank you, john. search --rch for the missing malaysian jet continues. the plane disappeared three days ago. ."ay "in the loop erri ♪ >> time now for the global outlook. jet may have been discovered this morning. spotted large debris off the coast of vietnam with the plane is presumed to have crashed. malaysia says that fuel found in the water came from a ship and not an airplane. export dataces and from china over the weekend has spooked financial markets very this has raised questions of a threat to the global economy. mike mckee looked at the numbers in the global outlook. you are not very worried. >> if you look at the markets, you might be. you could call it the china syndrome. our kitchen asia plunged overnight. across asia plunged overnight. , alix steel spent a lot of time with c

the mastermind recently died, but he and for this are identified medsger's book, trent 10 and a new documentree, 1971 directed by joanna hamilton. >> the extraordinary story of this event is smaller than that had very far-reaching consequence. >> the exposure pushed congress to rein in government surveillance. he created a special court, the so-called fisa court to issue warrants for intelligence agents dislodges by non-us citizens. after 9/11, more wide reaching surveillance was allowed pages to match the nsa spy abuse has grown with largely unknown until 2010 when contractor edward snowed in late classified documents. [applause] >> whether these programs and policies are right or wrong. >> reportedly obtain a top secret court orders requiring verizon to turn over records of millions of americans to the national security agency. >> revelations of phone records and e-mails have renewed questions about the balance between privacy and security. >> i definitely see parallels between snowden's case in our case. we'll reveal change public opinion, which is why the laws were changed. revealing our

we congratulate all the entrance -- and trent -- entrants. prizes are on view for you to see on our website. >> we will talk to a former health care advisor in the obama administration. about the implementation about the health care law. his recent book is " reinventing american health care." and a discussion of the president's 2015 budget proposal and the gop alternative. on c-span. journal" you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> the three elements of the triple packager first, a sense of exceptionality and you can get it from lots of different sources. you areeeling that special and destined for special things. the second element is almost seemingly the opposite. of insecurity to offset that exceptionality. a feeling that you have not quite done and the fbi. you're not quite good enough yet. the third element is impulse control. or self discipline and the ability to persevere and resist temptation. >> individuals grow up in america, who have these qualities, they can predictably have an interesting, creative destruction a

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a two-year study done by the bipartisan energy council, where i cochaired the study of the senator trent lott, byron dorgon and former epa and the straighter, bill o'reilly, which is a bipartisan effort on taxing our overall energy future. mr. chairman, you request a testify today in the u.s. geostrategic and national security interests associated with the approval of the pipeline. interest in my view are intrinsic to america's energy security and leadership in the century. i hope my testimony will be useful to the committee celebration on both issues as they will let you determine the direction of our nation's future, a cause to which as you pointed out i dedicated my 42 years of professional life within and out of uniform. it is thus significant and highly commendable the senate foreign relation committee is holding a hearing focused on oil pipelines. it speaks volumes about energy's role in honor and international affairs, a message that resonates especially powerfully today in light of the events playing out in the ukraine. the fact that energy security is vital to the nation's domes

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interest a two-year study done by progress energy counsel where i cochaired the study was senator trent lott senator byron dorgan and former u.k. administrative bill o'rielly. it was a bipartisan effort on tackling our energy future. mr. chairman you requested i testify today on the strategic and national security interests associated with the approval of the pipeline, interested in my view are intrinsic to america's energy security and leadership. i hope my testimony will be useful in the committees to liberation on those issues as they will largely determine the reaction of our nations future which you pointed out i dedicated my 42 years of professional life in and out of uniform. it is both significant and i think highly commendable that the senate foreign relations committee is holding a hearing focused on an oil pipeline. i think it speaks volumes about international affairs. the message that resonates is especially powerful today in light of events playing out in the ukraine. the fact that energy security is vital to our nation's domestic economy is well-established. the crimean c

straight if you go to some, you know, weekend seminars and, you know, at the time senate majority leader trent lott was on television saying gay people are sinners according to his reading of the bible. pat robertson saying, you know, homosexuality is the last step in the decline of gentile civilization. and so when this happened, you know, when this event happened, when matthew was attacked, it was seized upon, okay? this is, you know, this is what this kind of hatred or this kind of prejudice leads to. but there was a kind of hysteria attached to the reaction of some of those people. i remember a playwright, tony cushner. i have great add admiration fors work. he wrote angels in america, but he made some ridiculous statements within days of this attack on matthew. he was blaming religious right conservatives and specific leaders, he wrote a piece claiming that these people were responsible for matthew's death, and that's just bologna. >> steve, someone we haven't talked about tonight is cal aruka. >> yes. what would you like to know? >> a guy that received a lot of prsh from a lot of -- a lo

exchange that appeared to be about writing new regulations on political speech for 501c4 groups and in trent sis your quote, off plan in 2013. ms. lerner, what does off plan mean? >> on the advice of my counsel i respectfully exercise my fifth amendment right and decline to answer that question. >> ms. lerner, in february of 2014, president obama stated that there was not a smidgen of corruption in the i.r.s. targeting. ms. lerner, do you believe that there is not a smidgen of corruption in the i.r.s. targeting of conservatives? >> on the advice of my counsel i respectfully exercise my fifth amendment right and decline to answer that question. >> ms. lerner, on saturday, our committee's general counsel sent an email to your attorney saying, i understand that ms. lerner is willing to testify and she is requesting a one week delay in talking to the chairman -- excuse me. in talking to the chairman, wanted to make sure that was right. your lawyer in response to that question gave a one-word email response. yes. are you still seeking a one-week delay in order to testify? >> on the advice of my c

interest a two-year study done by the bipartisan energy council where i co-chaired the study with senator trent lott, senator byron dorgan, and former e.p.a. administrator, bill riley, which was a very bipartisan effort on our energy fuhr. mr. chairman, you requested that i testify today on the u.s. geostrategic and national security interest associated with the approval of the pipeline. interests that in my view are intrinsic to america's energy security and leadership in this century. i hope that my testimony will be useful to the committee's deliberation on both issues as they will largely determine the direction of our nation's future, a cause to which, as you pointed out, i dedicated my 42 years ever professional life, both in and out of uniform. it is both significant and i think highly commendable that the senate foreign relations committee is holding a hearing focused on an oil pipeline. i think it speaks volumes about energy's role in modern international affairs. the message that resonates especially powerfully today in light of the events playing out in the ukraine. the fact that ene