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should seek a buyout of the ua networks and containment of the un. what to you mean? >> guest: what i mean by that is the general assembly and its tendencies by and large are high style to the united states, wasteful, will basically seat in the resource there is an attempt to use them in ways that are either wasteful or wicked. but there are members of particular institutions of the un, cause i independent bodies that in one sense you could say our branded by the un. they generally speaking have budgets which receive a little bit of funding from the main un budget, but by and large is voluntarily funded by governments that look at what they're doing, like what they're doing, and volunteer to pay for it. the u.s. has a long pattern of trying to look for the ones that work best on this. and in effect, in this book and encouraging the u.s. to do that, look to the ones that are most effective. a little bit mischievous, essentially saying find them and not these other things. end of this funding is all voluntary, so there is no -- it can not arouse the same kind of controv

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[screaming] [usa, uas! >> thank you! >> celebration and release. the second suspect in the boston marathon bombings off the streets and in custody. [cheers and applause] >> nineteen-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev was found hiding in a boat in watertown, massachusetts last night, arrested after boston suburbs were put on ady-long lock down. more than 1 million residents told to stay inside as s.w.a.t. teams went door to door searching for the suspect. >> it's unbelievable. i was cooped up in my house for the last almost 24 hours just wondering if the guy was in my backyard, if defense, you know, in my garage. or in my neighborhood. >> and he was. could youering, bleeding after a shootout where police that left his 267-year-old brother tamerlan dead. police said they tracked them down after they execute an m.i.t. officer and then led police on a wild chase. tsarnaev, he lived here for more than a decade, he got away but not for long. his arrest praised by the president. >> we've closed an important chapter in this tragedy. >> and by this community still

we'll have more on your weather co ua moment. let's check e roads with elizabeth. >> feels like summer. >>> going to work or school, things are starting to get busier. we are starting to see some traffic pick up. a delay in the outer cash lanes at the bay bridge but fastrak users everything is moving at the limit. no metering lights. so let's go to our maps. westbound 580 we have seen some delays coming through the altamont pass at livermore. a little early there was a minor fender-bender approaching north flynn. it's now cleared out of there but as you can see, the drive time 33 miles per hour getting into livermore and then once you get past some of the livermore exits, closer towards vasco, then we see a much bigger improvement towards the dublin interchange. westbound 237 looks great for the silicon valley commute between milpitas and sunnyvale and bart we just checked in, so far all trains running on time. that is your "timesaver traffic." back to you guys. >> all right, elizabeth. thank you. >>> checking bay area headlines

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. >> the ua vs flying over libya were military and were unarmed. >> so were there any armed drone strikesade in north africa prior to 9/11? >> in libya? >> i'm asking in north director. i'm asking director brennan, any drone attacks by the night north africa prior to 9/11. >> we usually don't talk about specific actions. i don't know what you could be referencing. >> i'm wondering if the state department or the military was aware or the cia was aware, and if we aren't going to talk about that, we're not going to talk about that, but that's a question i'd like to know. going back to iran, what is our red line regarding regarding thn nuclear attempts program? i would ask director brennan, what is our red line. >> their trying to make sure the policymakers are informed about the developments inside iran and their nuclear related pursuits. >> but regarding the nuclear weapon program and our intelligence capability, again, we have a wonderful intelligence community, but we weren't aware of the bombing in 1993 at the world trade center tower. we weren't aware before 9/11 occurred in 2001. we we

the company is receiving 9.25 subsidy from the uas fund for each phone they send out.to the sec. they were fined a million dollars dollars, but that's a drop in the bucket. >> brian: a lot of people say this is cracking down on people that are having a hard time and need these phones. what do you say to people who say that to you? >> well, the people are paying approximatelily $2.50 a month, the rate payers. some of the people, the poor people that cannot afford the phones need them and i feel sorry they have been caught in this. but there is just as many poor people that's just above the line that's just above a cutoff line, they're having to pay 2.50 per month for those people that are below the line. >> brian: you can't legislate ethics. >> right. i have a tendency to -- >> brian: i have to stop you there. thank you for joining us, and you taking the courage to try to crack down on fraud. public service commissioner in georgia. thanks so much. next, something you're not going to believe, you're not going to believe until you see it. cute puppy. yep [ male announcer