take angel live angel live ;01 ;29 angel live blanca ---hoy comparecio ante un tribunal del condado deno "bryan cavanah"... take vo ...el joven de 21 aÑos que ya fue formalmente acusado de crueldad hacia un animal. ---el lunes por la maÑana, cavanah confeso haber ahogado la perra pitbull de su padre sin aparente motivo en un lago artificial del centro de convenciones de esa ciudad. topvo cesar ---en mountain view la policia busca a una joven que desaparecio anoche... ---melinda alexander de 21 aÑos de edad se bajo de un auto en una gasolinera shell ubicada sobre el bulevar "north shoreline" tras haber estado involucrada en una discusion con el conductor.. ---melissa no vive en la bahia y no trae consigo identificacion o telefono movil, ademas viste toda de negro y trae un collar de plata con un diamante... blanca ---se habla mucho del poder economico de los latinos... cesar ---y esta causando sorpresa el nivel de ganancias que estan produciendo estos comerciantes en nuestro estado ---pilar nino estuvo en la convencion anual take 2 box ---de las camaras de comercio hispanas de californi

so these two guys covered the war for the tribune. sometimes they traveled together, sometimes they traveled apart with different armies. they were always looking for an army which was about to go into battle, which was hard to predict. albert was better at figuring that out. between them, they covered the battles of fort henry and fort donaldson, shiloh, fredericksburg and many of the naval battles along the mississippi. the first battle they covered was the battle of fort henry. they were in cairo, illinois, and hitched a ride with general grant as he put his army on a bunch of ships sailing down the tennessee river to attack fort henry and fort donaldson. so i thought i'd read a little passage about that. browne and richardson went ashore with grant's troops, slogging through swampy, flooded woods. browne accompanied the soldiers on their march while richardson climbed a tall oak tree on the river bank for a better view of the artillery battle. for an hour the ships and the fort pounded each other with shells until the air was so f

the likes of the chicago tribune and l.a.es, he too thought that he could extract new savings and leverage even bigger assets from those well-known brands. things did not turn out that way, later filing for bankruptcy , but in retrospect he said i have a meltdown that no one even the brilliant investor himself could never have seen coming. good to have you back on this. jeff bezos, big plans,ig hopes. what will happen? >> well, i think to begin with if you were to compare my situatn to his, i bought the tribune company as an economic investment. now hd a plan. i hope it will work. i -- it was totally economically driven. neil: very unusual. >> i don't want to go into everything. basically with the values that existed at the time we thought that we had made significant opportunity to have -- neil: will wear long? >> within the first 30 days national retail revenues dropped 30%. there is no bbsiness like that that can survive that kind of a dr. continued. it was not just an aberration. that was the beginning of the dramatic cha

. >> "the international herald tribune those quote is focusing on the plight of illegal tribune" isn -- focusing on the plight of illegal immigrants in russia. >> it started two weeks ago with the arrest of a rape suspect in an open air market in moscow. it got out of hand and one police officer was injured. this has snowballed into a sweeping campaign against illegal immigrants, even though the suspect was not an immigrant. herald tribune looks closely and says at least 1500 foreigners have been rounded up in these detention centers and a large majority of the immigrants are read the means, and this has drawn outrage from -- vietnamese, and this has drawn outrage from human rights supporters, but the campaign has been cheered by a lot of the media and the public, and the mayor of moscow says -- seeingrmal, sane this as an emergency situation. he is probably trying to defend his job because there will be a race for mayor september 8 and immigration is a hot button issue. >> in the u.s., a federal judge 'ss ruled that new york police stop and search powers are racist. >> yes. it's as

despues de analizar el caso el tribunal considero que el hombre identificado como uno de los lideresl narcotrafico en mexico ya habia cumplido su condena por narcotrafico y no podia continuar el proceso que se seguia en su contra por el secuestro y asesinato del agente de la dea, enrique camarena en febrero de 1985.... y es que tres jueces del tribunal colegiado de guadalajara indicaron que caro quintero fue juzgado de manera inaporpiada por dicho homicidio, ya que este crimen debi procesarse en el fuero estatal y no en el federal como se hizo.... esto al considerar que el agente estadounidens e no tenia la calidad de diplomatico o consular, requisito necesario para que su supuesto homicida fuera juzgado en el orden federal...... asi que atraves de un comunicado, el poder judicial de la federacion anuncio que la sentencia de 40 aÑos que purgaba rafael caro quedaba anulada y ordenaron su liberacion inmediata.... decision que sorprendio hasta a las autoridades mexicanas de todos los niveles...... super= eduardo sanchez / vocero seguridad gobernacion inq="....la pgr esta analizando el c

chicago tribune has seen it and written about it.mandate being pulled back for a year, you have this cap being jettisoned for aayear, congress getting it done exemption past. these things have been incidental to know coverage on the big three broadcast networks which means a casual news observers are left in the dark about this. the media can report these things that are happening, draw attention to them and make them a big national debate or be hit with a splash of cold water and surprise when it takes effect october 1st and the exchange is january 1st for the individual mandate and a lot of unwelcome change it is not covered of time it will be the big shock when it takes effect. stuart: i want your judgment. you made a point consistently, media research institute, the establishment media is very much in the president's camp, that it is very much left of center and cheering on the president's economic policies. i want your judgment. do you think obamacare is the issue which separates the establishment media from the president? >> so

in six months and our own tribune co. ceo of.ises money for 16 charitable causes including the fight against aids >> more than 350 bicyclist joined chicago cubs owner to kick off a 100 mi. fundraiser for chicago cubs charities and world bicycle relief. the wrigley field road tour as it is called is an annual fund-raising event. the cyclist wheeled out of the friendly confines this morning for a 50 mi. ride to a suburban lunch spot and a 50 mi. ride back. money raised provides bicycles to students in rural africa and funds programs focused on health fitness and education for underserved chicago young people and families >> a repeat winner at the box office this weekend >> the butler took in the $17 million in ticket sales. it is a fictionalized account of a real life butler who worked in the white house for decades. here are some of the other box office winners.. hey, it's me, progressive insurance. you know, from our 4,000 television commercials. yep, there i am with flo. hoo-hoo! watch it! [chuckles] anyhoo, 3 million people swi

a special tribunal called the party a criminal organization as it delivered its verdict against the party's east pakistani chief on war crime charges. the 91-year-old was sentenced to 90 years in jail this month for masterminding atrocities during the 1971 war. so far, five liters of the party have been sentenced to death for murder, mass murder, rape, and persecution from the 1971 war since the trial of war crimes began. >> [speaking in foreign language] >> human rights watch said violent protest over the verdict has left at least 150 people dead. tens of thousands of people staged round-the-clock sit in demonstrations and vigils, demanding maximum punishment for the leaders. the mag -- massive public outcry increased. [inaudible] >> [speaking in foreign language] >> meanwhile, the prosecution of the international crimes tribunal has been preparing to try the party as a criminal organization. the judges mentioned that the party was chiefly responsible for the formation of auxiliary forces, and a committee that sided with the pakistani occupation army forces. [inaudible] they left the middl

pitch - blanca ---fueron arrestados hace dos aÑos y ahora el tribunal que los procesa informo que seran horca. take 2 box ---jazive prez con la historia desde nuestros estudios en la ciudad de mexico... adelante jazive. take pkg ;01 0:08 0:20 0:44 1:31 la defensa de los mexicanos no pudo provar que ellos solo eran trabajadores de limpieza en la fabrica donde encontraron la droga por lo que continuan condenados a muerte... el dia que llegaron, hace ya casi 5 aÑos, los hermanos gonzalez villareal no imaginaron que en aquel pais que nisiquiera sabian que existia en el mapa serian acusados de narcotrafico y condenados a la pena de muerte,,, leticia gonzalez / hermana acusado "...no es justo ellos no se merecen eso, no es justo.... luis alfonso, jose regino y simon fueron detenidos en el 2008 cuando la policia encontro en la fabrica en que trabajaban , unas 64 libras de metanfetaminas ...desde entonces la pena ha sido constante para su familia,,,quienes del otro lado del mundo una vez mas recibieron en total silencio la noticia de que sus hijos iran a la horca.... hector gonzalez/ papa de ac

no hay que pedirles a ellos y la verdade verdad rogarles ellos no se merecen eso. >>> el tribunal repÚblica o los magistrados que los 3 mexicanos sÓlo eran trabajadores de limpieza en una fabrica de limpieza en el sur de malasia donde fueron arrestados y donde las autoridades encontraron 64 libras de metanfetami metanfetamina. el abogado defensor van apelo l apelar a la corte suprema, pero si no perdÍ rian perdÓn al sultÁn, pero en sinaloa la fm de lamili los acusados piden perdÓn. >>> a travÉs de un comunicado, el gobierno de mÉxico lamentÓ la imposiciÓn de la pena de muerte para los hermanos gonzÁlez villarreal, y van agotar los recursos legales para evitar esta sentencia y darÁn seguimiento en la corte suprema de malasia josÉ >>> gracias >>> al regresar en el noticiero telemundo se estrella uno de los aviones mÁs grande del mundo cuando estaba prÓximo a aterrizar >>> el azÚcar afectada el deseo sexual le contamos cÓmo en breve. >>> un aviÓn de carga se estrellÓ hoy en alabama. la empresa de envÍos ups cayÓ al rÍo poco antes y se hizo pedazos. no se sabe que provocÓ el siniestro, estos pi

blanca ---en mexico, 2 magistrados se enfrentaron a golpes durante una sesin del tribunal superior de. take vo ---la pelea empez cuando se discuta el proceso de seleccion, designacin o destitucin de jueces y funcionarios. ---uno de los magistrados hizo un comentario, cuestionando la integridad de un compaÑer quien se levant de su asiento, avent una silla y golpe a quien intent cerrarle el paso, logrando asi... desatar su furia contra su blanco. ---el juez se disculp tras la pelea. cesar ---miles de maestros han abandonado sus puestos de trabajo para salir a manifestarse en contra de la reforma educativa en mexico... pitch - blanca ---ante esta situacion, muchos padres de familia "no" tienen otra alternativa mas que llenar los zapatos de los maestros para continuar la educacion de sus hijos. ---jazive perez nos amplia. take pkg 0:01 0:36 1:03 1:08 1:26 1:33 pkg no son los mejores ni tienen experiencia en el area, pero su voluntad es enorme..son padres de familia.mamas y papas que desesperados al ver como pierden dias de clases sus hijos decidieron hacer la tarea de los profesores. supe

---esta sera la primera ocasion que un magistrado del tribunal supremo conduzca una ceremonia oficiale columbia es uno de trece estados que reconoce los matrimonios gay... blanca ---las leyes en california indican claramente que conducir y enviar mensajes de texto al mismo tiempo es ilegal. take vo ---pero muy pronto... enviar un mensaje de texto a una persona que esta manejando podria tambien ser contra la ley. ---un tribunal de nueva jersey recientemente dictamin que si una persona envia un mensaje de texto a un conductor sabiendo que esta en la carretera, podria ser parcialmente responsable si ste se involucra en un accidente. vo-cesar ---hoy, empleados sindicalizados del condado de santa clara anunciaron que ratificaron el acuerdo provisional que les fue ofrecido por funcionarios del condado hace algunos dias. ---representantes del local 521 informaron que el acuerdo, que estara vigente por 2 aÑos, fue ratificado con un 85 por ciento de votos a favor. ---bajo el trato, los empleados tendran que contribuir mas a su pension, pero recibiran un aumento salarial del 2 por ciento despue

the day before the waco herald tribune would finally run its story. a detailed expose titled the sinful messiah. the paper also found out about the raid. >> one of our reporters got a tip from a confidential informant that told him they were going to do something, so we made plans to have people out there to cover whatever it was. >> the atf plan called for a dynamic entry. around 75 agents, many hidden in cattle trailers, would rapidly descend on the compound, serve the warrants, arrest koresh, search the property, and seize the weapons. >> i thought the plan had it not been compromised would have worked. >> but the plan was compromised. that morning a local news cameraman got lost trying to find the branch davidian compound. he asked a mail carrier for directions, and indicated there might be some kind of raid. the mailman was a branch davidian. under cover agent robert rodriguez was at the compound when koresh received the warning. >> robert immediately excused himself. i had to leave. david said, no, stay. robert said, no, i got to go. as robert t

topvo cesar ---estas tarde los empleados del tribunal superior del condado de santa clara podrian votarrobar una huelga laboral de tres dias.. ---de darle el visto bueno, el paro de labores se realizaria hacia finales del mes para los cerca de nueve mil empleados... ---la mitad de los trabajadores ya votaron anoche... blanca ---la policia ha recuperado una camioneta utilizada para entregar alimentos a ancianos de bajos recursos economicos. take vo ---la camioneta tipo "van", que pertenece a la organizacion "meals on wheels" fue robada en la calle fruitvale de oakland el pasado 29 de julio cuando el conductor entregaba alimentos calientes. ---el vehiculo fue encontrado abandonado en la calle "tennyson" de hayward por vecinos del area quienes lo reportaron a la policia. ---al ser robada los empleados utilizaron sus vehiculos particulares para entregar los alimentos. cesar ---aumenta el numero de demandas entabladas contra la refineria chevron en richmond, take vo ---a raiz del incendio que se registro el seis de agosto del ano pasado... ---un grupo de abogados presento una querella en la

---un portavoz del tribunal dijo que ninguna de las salas de juzgado se vieron afectadas.opvo ---un equipo especilizado en quimicos acudi esta maÑana a investigar un polvo blanco que fue detectado en las oficinas administrativas del condado en redwood city. ---de acuerdo a las autoridades, ayer un empleado encontr la sustancia dentro de un paquete en el cuarto de correos pero no lo reporto sino hasta hoy. ---el segundo piso del edificio fue evacuado y el fbi tambien se involucro en la averiguacion. cesar ---tal parece que ahora la lucha por una reforma migratoria sera desde los plpitos... pitch - blanca ---a nivel nacional crece la movilizacion de grupos religiosos y hoy en san francisco tambien decenas de lideres se reunieron para de forma unificada actuar y lograr pasar esta ley. roll open under ---pilar niÑo desde san francisco nos tiene los detalles. take pkg ;01 0 ;14 0 ;28 0 ;49 2;05 casi treinta representant es de las parroquias catolicas con mayor poblacion de inmigrantes en los tres condados que cubre la arquidiocesis de san francisco, se sentaron hoy juntos para

the local waco tribune had investigated him and his hold over the davidians. >> he had his new lot, and that was as the messiah, he should generate a new population of people to inherent the kingdom of god. and to do that, all the women in the group belonged to him. >> as part of his new prophecy, he dissolved all the marriages. >> the men in the group would choose to become celibate, if they were married, they would not have relations with their wives. >> it is true i do have a lot of children and wives. >> but koresh apparently did not stop there. >> when david began to first teaching, he began to show that god asked prophets to do what we might consider strange things a lot of times. >> we had evidence that he had sexu sexually abused girls as young as 12. >> it is my great wonderful looks, something that women just can't resist? >> we also discovered that had been going on for a couple of years. and the law enforcement had not done anything really to prevent it or stop it. >> but a field agent from the regional atf office was doing something, secretly. though his investigation had n

times" and the greater tribune company, what do they think?rstand how important this newspaper is. my answer was the newspaper was so important, why aren't more people buying it? they said, they said not much. >> neil: does it bother to you this day -- i hate you. >> in many respects, i really think that i'm the little guy and said to the emperor has no clothes. all of a sudden, really the tribune began the demise of the newspaper industry. it became obvious it wasn't economically viable. >> neil: if you had to do it all over again? >> i think i would have done it all over again based on the facts i knew at the time. we got sideswiped, but the answer is, i take risks for a living. i have to be prepared. >> neil: why do you guys like that do that? i know the investment and intrigue. for a lot of the ignites who dabble in this and buy into the media it is like a trophy project? >> it's ego and terrific and sense of power. it's a sense of control. i own the tribune and i owned the daily times. >> neil: do you get good press? >> no, i said on the

i want to start by blessing the texas tribune.s tribune, a smart, nonprofit journalistic venture in texas. they have been covering the tax republican senator ted cruz like nobody else. as ted cruz has been barnstorming texas this week, while the senator has been on break. he has been at home in texas, recaaleecal ralliy support from his base to shut down the health care reform. but as he gets support, beyond just the hating health insurance together, beyond that, there is a bit of more falling in love between ted cruz and the texas people. >> i'm so proud of ted cruz, he is shaking them up in washington. >> has all the things that make up a good candidate. not only his strength of character, but the hollywood look, too. >> the hollywood look? that man has politics goggles on. and texas republicans are so in love with ted cruz, they want him running for president, america, right now. no matter what. who cares that he was born in canada? >> i think the whole thing is very silly. the facts of my birth are straightforward, my mother w

group" which includes the "chicago tribune" as well as the "l.a. times," "baltimore sun," the hartford current, maybe the deal might include the second largest spanish language daily in the country. now, how you feel about the prospect of the koch brothers owning all of those newspapers probably depends in large part on how you feel about the koch brothers, how you feel about these aggressively political activist billionaire brothers and their fairly radical right wing politics. i mean, even people who don't like their politics and that activist probably don't mind it in the same way when they used their money to build theaters in the koch name at lincoln center or whatever. which they do, but owning those newspapers, owning the "l.a. times," "chicago tribun," two of the largest newspapers in the important swing states in the country in florida? the koch brothers? when news broke today that the libertarian-ish maybe billionaire founder of amazon.com had added a little something called "the washington post" to his portfolio of investments alongside

international herald tribune had a front page story about this and interviewed the editor of the guardian and made a verial i had point. he said -- our -- laws in -- britain are different than american laws regarding journalists. as -- kearse ton said, interrogated this guy, his partner, for nine hours. this is just amazing. i mean, where do you go from there? >> the -- interesting question is what -- connection this had back to the u.s. government. i mean, not been a lot of energetic reporting on whether -- how far in advance they knew about this. whether the white house -- white house said we knew about it. got a heads-up. that's not the wait works in this intel business. >> under british law, they can hold someone for nine hours. what they -- brits said was that mr. miranda was carrying stolen information. they were holding him under the terrorism act. we can quibble about whether that was the proper vehicle, law, to hold him under but he was acting as glen greenwald's mule is what the government alleged and that argument wasn't made or heard well in the influence jeffrey toobin of cnn

koch industries says it is no longer interested in buying any tribune newspapers. the multi- billion dollar company is run by conservative republican brothers charles and david koch. the pair is reportedly still interested in acquiring media outlets but after a review of eight different tribune properties, the koch brothers have decided to take a pass on those. the government's plan to stop the merger between american airlines and us airways-- is getting push back. reuters reports-- political and business leaders in florida, texas and north carolina want the deal to go through, they say its better for their local economies. also american and u.s. air are said to be pushing for a fast trial.they are asking the judge to hear the antitrust case november 12th.the government is suing to halt the airline merger because it creates the world's largest airline and could hurt consumers. would you pay extra for an airline ticket that guaranteed you wouldn't have to sit next to a small child? an increasing number of airlines think you would. for fees ranging from $4 to $25 sev

chicago tribune says this, quote: let's delay and rewrite this ill conceived law.ess need not start from scratch. lawmakers can build on what all of us have learned from three years of painful trial and error. three years of attempting but failing to make this clumsy, monstrosity work for the american people. that from the chicago tribune. we're back with the panel. juan, how do you see this? and the president using those words republicans want to hurt americans. >> well, i think there is no question, republicans and especially in the senate you are talking about senator cruise, senator lee, senator rubio, i mean, they want to defeat obama care. in the house you have had the 40 votes against wanting to defeat obama care. now i think you see even an advocacy campaign, heritage action and others going out there to say people on august recess, here is the reason to defeat obama care. they have not had, in this congress, one vote he among republicans on an alternative to obama care. that's why president obama is out there saying all you are trying to do is defeat obama

and the tribune company's newspaper division, which owns the "los angeles times," "chicago tribune" and "baltimore sun," is also on the block. donald graham is chairman and c.e.o. of the "washington post" company. he joins me now. full disclosure, i worked for you for the "washington post." >> i was going to ask if you disclosed your terrible conflict. >> for seven great years in the 1980s. ruth marcus one of your leading columnists said that this is a brave and painful decision for your family to make. was it also a necessary one? >> well, we thought so. the publisher of the post now is catherine way mut. that's a job that i held when you were on the paper. i held it for 21 years. but catherine and i sat down at the end of last year, the end of 2012. we looked at how how the paper had done in 2012 and what we could reasonably expect going forward. 201 is the 7th consecutive year the paper has been down in revenues so what do you do when you have less money coming in the door? you try to innovate. we've been pretty successful at that. but not successful enough >> ifill: 44% decline. you

"chicago tribune." >> thank you. good afternoon, everybody. we are here today to discuss drone warfare. it is a book entitled "drone warfare: killing by remote control." the author is medea benjamin. i know her from a long time ago and we met when we were in mexico when i was a correspondent or. medea benjamin was doing some advocacy work. so she is a longtime peace advocate and advocate. she cofounded global exchange and has been using her life for questioning and challenging some assumptions on the policies of government her book, "drone warfare: killing by remote control." she has use as possible use of the book for other reasons you can relate to your home. this book is full first-person reporting and some of her travels are included to afghanistan and pakistan. regular sponsored research and some other sources paint a picture of where the drone use has grown to today. i would like to open with the question about what you can find when you started this and how do you characterize this piece of work? >> good afternoon, everybody. thank you.

entire company is this a new trend first i don't buy as dow jones and the koch brothers bought the tribune newspapers now beezus buys the washington post what's next. i have mixed feelings on this i mean i wasn't the biggest fan of the washington post begin with i think lots of newspapers around the country have kind of lost their calling of being a hard investigative journalism but i do have a problem with this notion that the only way to fix journalism is for some rich billionaire to come up in and buy the vie the company that's not the way to fix journalism or to fix journalism is to actually start doing journalism again which is what the washington post and other newspapers you so you're saying i don't have a good week of they got a little bit gimmicky but let's there's a difference between say the koch brothers and a company like amazon amazon is more tech oriented the koch brothers they're they're a little bit is there a difference i think you know there were when the koch brothers were trying to buy the tribune and everything there was concerns that they would use editorial decision

rafael laro quintero fue sentenciado a 40 años, sin emargo solo estuvo 28 naños, luego de que un tribunalida porque uno de sus perros mató a un niño, esto porque no hizo nada controlar a sus animales. >> armas fueron decomisadas en méxico y buscan que las autoridades puedan recobrar la confianza de la gente. >> una abogada fue detenida por estar ligada a una red de trata infantil, un problema en el país guatemalteco. >> una abogada vinculada a la red, entregó niños guatemaltecos a familias en estados unidos. >> tienen un aproximado de 74 casos, pero puede haber un mauor número de casos. >> destapó la estructura de doctores y abogados que cambiaban los datos. >> con el único propósito de hacer trata de persona. >> pagaban hasta 30 mil dólares en un país pobre,la asociación primavera era dirigida por una abogada, la arrestada mantiene que es inocente. >> y que iban firmados por abogados, yo tenía confianza de que todo estaba bien. >> tenemos que ir al fondo de las investigaciones y tenemos que detener a los grandes. >> ciudad de guatemala. >> de algunos aspectos para saber el tipo de cobert

similar, a su director la fiscalÍa congelÓ sus cuentas y el diario recibiÓ sensuras por parte de un tribunal> este plan se lleva desde la privatizaciÓn de un canal. y durante maduro se comprarÍas canales como la televisiÓn grobovisiÓn. , que fue blanco de las vi vÍctimas. >>> los dueÑos de globovisiÓn estÁn en la misma lÍnea de corrupciÓn. >>> y tm haÑe del diputado. este viernes allanaron una vivienda buscando mÁs pruebas relacionadas con el caso. >>> el gobierno continÚa con el hostigamiento para intentar controlar o neutralizar, y aumenta la presiÓn en contra de varios de los principales dirigentes de la naciÓn. >>> impresionante la cifra de niÑos que padecen desnutriciÓn crÓnica en guatemala. mÉxico le declara la guerra a la sal. en brasil hasta el ejercito se suma a lpara la batalla contra gigantesco incendio. >>> regresamos. >>> y hablamos esta semana de los dreamers. >>> no podemos seguir que ocurra un milagro. tenemos que hacer todo lo posible para reunir las familias. >>> lÓpez manuel lopez obrador dice que el presidente de mÉxico no debe privatizar el petrÓleo. >>> es una ireuropa.

bit is there a difference i think you know there were when the koch brothers were trying to buy the tribune and everything there was concerns that they would use editorial decisions to push their political agenda i think it's been pretty clear that arizona has a somewhat libertarian economic political agenda and spent millions of dollars trying to avoid taxes have tax havens all over the world. knows what might be coming across the editorial pages at the washington post when it comes to tax policy here well another factor in all of this is that they might have to i was talking about this yesterday they're going to have to scale down on their love being so if they buy this newspaper yes they have a voice but then they lose some of their political voice through direct lobbying right well i mean i guess which is which is more powerful i mean direct lobbying their lobbying itself isn't as important anymore in the citizens united area here you don't have to have money to influence lawmakers anymore you can just buy lawmakers during the election and you look lobbying is going down in the citizens

i want to thank the tribune on the test for inviting me here. i grew up in a neighborhood or even as a grammar school child i was familiar with organized crime. we had a neighborhood hotdog stand where my mother worked. she had a job, came from a broken home, so i did a quarter every day to go out for lunch in the hot docs in a chicagoan hannemann whittled the neighborhood gangsters. even at that young age, seventh and eighth grade in my neighborhood we had an understanding of what organized crime was. as a teenager in high school i went to work at my uncle's grocery store and we had a regular parade of gangsters that would come in there because we made italian sausage and they come for the sausage. there is one christmas i even delivered it to the many different homes. it's a funny story. add 100 pounds of italian sausage come in the christmas special with tomatoes and provolone cheese in the truck of the car and 10-pound packages. my uncle gave me his chrysler imperial in the head gangster for the northside gave us a list and i went from door

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the united nations won't convene a tribunal, do a thing, because of china and russia. the united states has a decision to make. do we go in, provide air cover, all of that, degrade the assad regime, or not? just no, correct? >> i say that it's a very complex situation. i don't want to see the u.s. dragged into another war as we were dragged into a war in iraq and -- >> bill: just sending airpower, annihilate their ability to move. >> the u.s. has such massive power that when you start to use it, you have to think of the consequences. we intervened in libya to disastrous consequences, in iraq to disastrous consequences. >> bill: in libya? >> knocking off that government had extraordinary implications. >> bill: would you rather have qaddafi or al-qaeda? there are cells there, not controlling the tripoli government. look, i'm getting from you, and correct me if i'm wrong, because i have to go on to the nsa, you won't do anything in syria even if they use poison attacks. >> those attacks are wrong. >> bill: but you're not going to do anything about it? >> i'll ask you, is

the chicago tribune is reporting that the attacker assaulted her. he used cocaine and he tried to stop her from escaping at one point. but when the woman heard her husband outside the bathroom door, she screamed for help. her husband, according to the tribune, chased the intruder out of the river north store with a baseball bat. he got away. joanne eder, chicago area resident: "that's terrifying to hear it's happening so close to where you shop and take your family." multiple hotels, a major shopping destination, and trump tower surround this little mom and pop bookshop, but locals say the neighborhood is changing. tourists walk up and down this block on east illinois all day long unaware that the homeless population is growing and the bad guys are becoming more brazen, they tell wgn. lucia malovany, area resident: "it's getting to the point that at night, after 8 o'clock, i feel i can't leave unaccompanied in the area." flalonder alexander, area worker: harry romejko, bookstore regular: "the days of thinking there are certain neighborhoods where yo