for jewish, favorable/unfavorable. muslims. were you surprised? >> no, because i have always known and understood bigotry is not unidimensional. people who hate juice hate others. sometimes muslims, hispanics, african americans. if you are a bigot, you are a bigot. today, it's you. tomorrow, maybe me. so we've always known that the level of bigotry is out there is not only directed at us. it's directed at the other. whoever the other is in that society and whoever they feel would be politically expedient to 6 out. >> given those various strong passionate views that you have, it struck a lot of people as surprising when 51 park place, the muslim center was set to open two and a half blocks from ground zero. it was supposed to be a mosque at a community center and you opposed it. how come? >> i didn't oppose it. people didn't bother to read what we said. >> what did you say? >> our statement basically said they have a right. they have a legal right. they have a constitutional right. they have exhausted all of the vehicles to establish their right. b

because obama has high unfavorables. grimes against mcconnell. mcconnell has high unfavorables. the one person who does not have unfavorables yet, grimes. starting tomorrow. mitch mcconnell will tripe to drive those up. >> you saw. i can't quite remember. obviously every time you are in an election like this, you will see parties identify those in the opposition party who they think are least favorable. try how to run against them. when nancy pelosi was the stand in for every single member. running in the house or democarts. mub pubs are saying you are voting for nancy pelosi in swing districts. never seen it as aggressive. as mitch mcconnell going after barack obama in tonight's acceptance speech. he could barely bring himself to mention the name he was running against. >> i was in the room. i knew mitch mcconnell was tough. you knew the campaign would be directed against obama and harry reid. he was tough on him too. but it was just astonishing, time after time, after time. then what was interesting, was he was trying to -- turn his leadership into an asset as owe pezzed to th

41% view him unfavorably. he may have problem using one of the democrats' biggest vulnerabilities, the health care laws. in kentucky, though 57% of registered voters told us they have an unfavorable view of obamacare, they have a favorable position of kynect. what happens to the anti-mcconnell voters? in case you're wondering, among likely primary voters, 66% support mcconnell. does that number stay that way? by the way, one thing that mcconnell has done successfully according in our primary is he has made it that it's not a pure referendum, he has created a choice. that's what he's got to figure out what to do in the fall. to georgia. the governorship. democrats had hoped michelle nunn could put some points on the board for them. so far she's not building a lead against any of her republican competition and in more good news for the nrsc, the tea party candidates in the field are floundering. who is leading? businessman david purdue leads nunn, 45-41 among registered voters. congressman paul brown would be --

because obama has high unfavorables. grimes against mcconnell. mcconnell has high unfavorables. the one person who does not have unfavorables yet, grimes. starting tomorrow. mitch mcconnell will tripe to drive those up. >> you saw. i can't quite remember. obviously every time you are in an election like this, you will see parties identify those in the opposition party who they think are least favorable. try how to run against them. when nancy pelosi was the stand in for every single member. running in the house or democarts. mub pubs are saying you are voting for nancy pelosi in swing districts. never seen it as aggressive. as mitch mcconnell going after barack obama in tonight's acceptance speech. he scud bacould barely bring hio mention the name he was running against. >> i was in the room. i knew mitch mcconnell was tough. you knew the campaign would be directed against obama and harry reid. he was tough on him too. but it was just astonishing, time after time, after time. then what was interesting, was he was trying to -- turn his leadership into an asset as owe pezzed to th

boehner second police in 47 percent unfavorable rating. >>> more rain is in if the forecast in the northeasts the weekend. maria has the details for us. >> i have good news in the northeast. before we get there we have to deal with a cold front today that will be producing areas of heavy rain and even possibly some flooding. a number of watches are in effect through up state new york down into the state of virginia and as much as 3-5 inches of rain across the mid add lat tick an it will be sticking around today and tomorrow. clearing out in the northeast for the weekend. much cooler across parts of the great lakes. take a look at chicago current temperature out there 39 degrees only in the low 40's in kansas city and minneapolis. there are areas in there that are looking at temperatures hovering around the freezing mark. freeze warnings are in effect. high temperatures across those areas being below average. high temperature of 50 in the city of chicago. i want to take you further west across parts of southern california and arizona. temperatures very hot. humidity and gusty winds. the forec

there were many efforts to make shelters fully accessible or at least unfavorable for people with disabilities in an event of a disaster. there are three categories of shelters in the city. one is city owned properties and schools, two churches, three, private schools and the work base organizations to work on accessibility issues. there are no requirements for private schools to be accessible. the committee thought importance to pursue in the future. then the committee set several goals in the next 18 months. included in the list were for data base, point of distribution, sites throughout the city for food and supply for people with mobility issues and coordinating with government and community based organizations to lower -- services and ensure maximum effect of services in the event of a disaster. this concludes the report. the disability committee meets next on friday july 11, 2014, at city hall. we welcome all to attend. thank you. end of report. >> thank you. >> you're welcome.>> i would like to make a correction or clarification to the board. one of the items that were discussed at the

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when asked about, quote, obamacare, nearly 6 in 10 kentucky voters had an unfavorable view.ird said they had a favorable view. but when asked about kynect, kentucky's health care exchange that was created as a result of the affordable care act, a plurality of voters had a favorable view. revolutionizing an industry can be a tough act to follow, but at xerox we've embraced a new role. working behind the scenes to provide companies with services... like helping hr departments manage benefits and pensions for over 11 million employees. reducing document costs by up to 30%... and processing $421 billion dollars in accounts payables each year. helping thousands of companies simplify how work gets done. how's that for an encore? with xerox, you're ready for real business. >>> welcome back to "hardball." republicans made suppressing the vote of people who tend to vote democratic a priority in republican-led states. their methods range from requiring a phototoe id to limiting early voting. 33 states issued legislation to restrict voting and so far in 2014, 18 states are already cons

may 17th is the dof response there was one item that requires some minor changes if it comes down unfavorably but we're not expecting it to be that way on may 1st, the mayor's office will submit the budget to the board of supervisors. we are a board of supervisors committee he meeting on june 19th and by june 30th there will be a interim budget to make sure we have a budget in place on july one but we also have a final budget and do a final budget approval by july 1st then the second part of our roster approved and that process will be starting in october to confirm the second half of our year's budget from the department of finance prospective so this envisions that information >> so in terms of the big picture and by the way, we substituted we had minor changes since we sent out the packet but we provided new trablz to reflect the minor adjustment but i'll move along this is with the revised it is $375 million it's a $350 million there for 2013-2014 that's due to the substantial amount of a affordable housing housing it's an increasing in the affordable housing fees. we're moving forward to

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nbc news poll found that while obamacare remains enormously unpopular in kentucky, with a 357% unfavorableating, kynect which is just obamacare under a different anyway is more loved than loathed, with a 29% favorable rating with a 22% unfavorable rating good news and bad news for barack obama and the democrats. the bad news is the g.o.p. message that obamacare is a disaster still resonates in the minds of many americans particularly in red states like kentucky. the good news is that when the healthcare law is depoliticized the reviews get a whole lot better. and since as we have been discussing oon the show republicans are now effectively waving the right flag when it comes to attacking obamacare and house republicans planning no votes or hearings on the health care law, the polling on kynect may serve as a preview how americans may soon view obamacare nationwide. joining me now is a congressional candidate for the sixth district. you have run an ad about your support for the affordable care act. i want to give folks a small listen to your radio ad. >> thanks to governor bashir, kentucky

only 22% say they have an unfavorable view of kynect, the kentucky security exchange which was, spoilerlert, created under obamacare. that's something that's gotten attention, ezra. you've written about it. connect that, if you will, to what we're seeing among house republicans, which is just less appetite to hate on obamacare. >> and i see what you did there with connect that. very good. >> thank you. >> there is sort of a secret to obamacare, which is that there is no such program as obamacare anywhere in the country. there is nowhere in the country where you can walk in to a building that has the word "obamacare" on it and go up to the guy and say i'd like some obamacare, please, and give him some money. instead, every single state has a health insurance exchange, whether run by the federal government or not, that is named something the state wants it to be named. in california it's called covered california. in washington it's called the washington state health connector. and kentucky it's called kynect. every state has their own medicaid program. so there is this kind of national a

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his approval was 56 approve and 26 unfavorable.ng tea party members it was 59 approve and 24 disapprove. so what happened here was a candidate who could unite the party won. d tillis received support from my group and the commerce but harry reid's super pack spent $4 million beating them up and egg hagan's campaign sent $2 million on her campaign. and $6 million was wasted because the guy they tried to suppress cruised to a victory. >> he is running neck-and-neck with hagan now. this is a threat for democrats it would seem. >> money did sell the tale on this. tillis was at 60% in january. and $10 million american with american cross roads with $2 million. $10 million in outside money in terms of the republican primary came in. the tea party candidate, outside groups scraped together a couple hundred thousands. it is clear that jeb bush, romney and the outside help he got got him over the 40%. they have the same fight in georgia and mississippi and kentucky. i agree with karl rove in that most of the places the democrats are hoping

. >> the question is unfavorably reporting. all those in favor signify by saying aye. those opposed signify by saying no. the motion is agreed to. the clerk will call the roll. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] >> the clerk will report the vote. >> 23 ayes, 14 nose. >> the motion is agreed to. h.r. 2807 is ordered favorably to the house of representatives spirit that objections staff is authorized to make technical and conforming changes to the bill. members will have an additional two days to file with the committee clerk supplemental additional or minority views so what are. the next order of business is introduced by mr. schoch and mr. blumenauer to make permanent certain tax redistribution for charitable purposes. you are not recognize for an opening statement on this bill. >> thank you, chairman can't hear it i want to see thank you for the approach you are taking to consider these taxes cannot thank you for the 4619 for today's market. the ira charitable distribution

really developed conditions that are unfavorable for storms to really intensify, but with that said,ere are the numbers. but these are just numbers they don't look at these numbers in the forecast, take that into effect, all it takes is one with storm. look at this. this is a new product being issued it was a storm surge estimate, shows which areas these are just examples. but this is something you need to see. which area is close to the coastline, could see a storm surge and how high that water would go. above the surface. so that is very important. it's not just the wind, it's the flooding with the storm surge, that is often the big problem with with these hurricanes. this is a factor that goes into the forecast, the movement, and the speed of the storm, and also the slope of the ocean bottom. >> a couple. >> big problem. >> all right, appreciate it. >> and still to come, comments from dallas maverick owner, mark cuban cause add controversy today, here his comments on social media, and the deaths of 13 ukrainian soldiers at a military check point, could have serious implications fo

political dialogue rumors that have the effect of either impugning your opponent or changing an unfavorableitical narrative into one that's more favorable to your candidate. it seems to be what he was attempting with hillary clinton. i think he's getting an early start on trying to shape the political narrative in a way that's disadvantage wous to democrats. >> i remember when george w. bush had john mccain as -- you know, someone -- that basically karl rove started a rumor about john mccain's mental capacity as well. that was emanating out from his min i don't knows. >> it is always emanating out from his min i don't knows. it usually goes after the target source of greatest strength. right? so with john kerry it was his valor as a war hero. same thing with john mccain. with kennedy the judge we talked about, it was volunteer work with abused children. i don't know. i suppose hillary clinton's brain is her greatest asset in the race if she decides to run. this is a little bit different though in a way that shows that rove might be slipping. alabama rove was smarter than washington, d.c. ro

comes from the election, the deal they would have to cut to achieve even that ending could be very unfavorable to ukraine and favorable to russia but it seems that vladimir putin is awaiting the outcome of the election and see what sort of a deal is cut. >> let me throw out a controversial extension of this, this has been a lot of criticism at the table of the argument that president obama and the europeans have been very weak if their sanctions against russia and the slow, targeted sanctions. is it possible at the end of the day that it will have been maybe the muddling through, in a way, but vladimir putin will have taken crimea but it will not be worst case scenario where vladimir putin rolls in to the ukraine and takes over? >> it is possible we could say such astrength he showed, he shows because he fears sanctions we have not put on but it seems that is three or four suppositions deep. clearly he can do what he wants. europe is hostage to the lowest common nominator of resistance which is germany now. the sons hostage to europe because it doesn't look if we can do much on our own other t

similarly, there are laws about land acquisition which are really unfavorable. >> reporter: in kalava vendors are counting on the government to keep things as they are. their survival depends upon it. karish, al jazeera, mumbai. >> argentina has been locked out of overseas markets since it defaulted in 2001 on its $95 billion debt. but in a major step towards economic recovery, it has made a landmark financial deal with a group of creditor nations. daniel swineler explains >> reporter: it was a breakthrough for the argentine economy following marathon talks in paris. argentina has agreed to repay the nearly $10,000,000,000 it owes to the 19 members of the paris club of creditor nations. >> the government so far has been very ineffective in terms of generating the confidence so that private capital comes again to the country. and part of the reason that made it difficult was that there was no settlement with the paris club, and so this might help. >> argentina province to pay the initial 1 and a quart$1 and a qn dollars by next mayo condition it did not have to work with enter the nati

a new poll found while obamacare remains enormously unpopular in kentucky with a 57% unfavorable rating. kynect is more loved than it is loathed. so there's good news and bad news for barack obama and the democrats. the bad news is that the gop message of obamacare is a disaster still resonates in the minds of many americans, particularly in kentucky. the good news is when the health care law is depoliticized, the reviews in a deep red state like kentucky get a whole lot better. since as we've been discussing on this show, republicans are now effectively waving the white flag when it comes to attacking obamacare, with house republicans planning no votes or hearings on the health care law, the polling may serve as a preview for how americans will soon view obamacare nationwide. joining me now from lexington is elizabeth jenson, a democratic candidate for kentucky's 6th congressional district. you have run an ad about your support for the affordable care act. i want to give folks a small listen to the radio ad you ran. take a listen. >> that's an attack ad against your republican incumben

you have the republicans talking about the tea party, and the tea party is not only unpopular, unfavorable for years, and just now, they have beat back some of the candidates by moving so far to the right, they are tea party candidates themselves, and this is just in all of the races that you have seen the candidates and the republican candidates drifting farther and farther to the right, and it does not matter if they are incumbents or members of congress to look for promotions, but they are becoming a member of the tea party. >> and this is going to be expensive race and already, alison lundergan grimes has an ad out there already. is this going to be a theme that will be popular. >> they may not go out to say, we want to repeal obamacare, and maybe not as much as some would want, and president obama is unpopular in some of the states, but at the same time, the democrats have to motivate the base to get them out to vote, and that is where president obama is popular, and you will see a bunch of democrats getting the voters out in the midterm elections, because that is where the republican

polls show that one-third of the people in the state have a favorable view of obamacare, and 56% unfavorable, and so is this a problem for grimes and other people in the races? >> well, if you ask people in the poll about the connect, only 50% of the people oppose connect, so it is a huge d disparity, and so people are happy with the benefits of obamacare, and support the individual provisions, and now you 410,000 people in the state who are enrolled in either medicaid or the private insurance plans since the beginning of october. that is almost 10% of the state who benefits from the obamacare and they are telling their neighbors who a positive impact it is on their lives, so ultimately it is not a negative for alison lundergren grimes. >> thank you, congress mman. >> thank you, chris. >>> and now, there are absurd is what is being called five individuals charged with cyber hacking. and china says that it is going to cause problems between the two countries, and it has led to the resignation of max baucus, and china has asked him to drop the charges. >>> and now a federal judge has struck do

meantime in the latest "fox news poll," voters have a more favorable opinion of clinton than they do unfavorable, 49-45%. but, her favorable rating is down seven percentage points from just a year ago. so bob, what do you make of this, the comments from charles about overconfidence? is there anything to that. >> good to see charles again. so very rare to see footage of charles krauthamer. i love him to death but politics, politics is not necessarily his forte. that is . >> he and i can argue about it all we want of the fact of matter hillary clinton is among democrats, you look at primaries and caucuses, could she get the nomination? most likely she could. will people have difficult time winning wire-to-wire front runners? history tells you it is very difficult. she could stumble. the question who picks up the baton if she does? there is nobody on the bench. democrats are like republicans it is weak bench in general election poll three republicans against them. each one of them get 42, 42, 42 which is exactly base negative. >> you used phrase, pass the baton, that is what she used to answer the

when they call it kynect, more view it favorably than unfavorably. >> the governor has been very aggressive in making sure the implementation there is successful. it tells a great anecdote about going to a fair where folks are signing up and said this kynect is so great, i don't know why obamacare doesn't learn a thing or two from it. but it's the same thing, right. but republicans have been very effective for a long time in saying don't like the president and if you don't like the president, you also shouldn't like his health care law, because when you poll separately on what obamacare was, the provisions were consistently popular, but the name itself had been so politicized. now we're faced with a situation where it's not so easy for republicans. real people are benefitting from the law. real people are getting health care that have never had it before. it's your friends, family members, neighbors that are getting access to health care that have not had it before. >> you know, congressman, something that's not being talked a lot about in the media that people ought to know, "the washingto

similarly there are laws about land opposition which are really unfavorable. >> reporter: vendors areing on the government to keep things as they are, survival depends on it, i'm with al jazeera mumbai. >> japan's prime minister will take a roll in the regional security and he will make a major speech in singapore later and japan and a number of other countries are involved in territory disputes with china and mr. brown has more. >> reporter: the chinese governments assertive push for sovereignty over islands in the south china sea has already put it on a collision course with vietnam and further north it is squaring off against another neighborhood, japan, over the ownership of islands in the east china sea, administered by japan but claimed by china. beijing reenforced its sovereignty claim last november declaring an identification zone over air space surrounding the islands. since then military jets from both countries have been harassing one another, sometimes just meters apart. the muscularity of the posture can be overblown and japan has declining defense budgets for the last te

this election, the deal they would have to cut to achieve even that sort of ending could be very unfavorableukraine and very favorable to russia. but it does seem that putin is awaiting the outcome of the election to see what sort of a deal he can cut. >> so let me throw out a controversial extension of all this. there is a lot of criticism at this table of the argument that president obama and the europeans have been very weak in their sanctions against russia. and the slow targeted sanctions, is it just possible that at the end of the day that it have been maybe in a mud willing through way, a fairly effective policy and while putin obviously will have taken crime ear crimea, it the worst case scenario where putin sort of rolls into eastern ukraine and takes over a whole new influence. >> it's possible that we can say such restraint he shows he shows because he fears sanctions we've not yet put on. it seems to me that is three or four suppositions deep. clearly, he can do what he wants there. europe is hostage to the lowest common denominator of resistance and that is germany at this point

and to your point, the economy of nigeria has been strong, and so when laws were discussed there unfavorably seen in the united states, nigeria has not buckled, because it has a tremendous e kconomy of its o, and it does not demand aid from the united states and other parts of the country, and so with that said, what type of pressure is placed on businesses who are placed in the united states and do business as well in nigeria. >> and the oil corporations, and you won't do business if this situation keeps going on, and other oil corporations, and other others are stakeholders and so if they plan to have more business in the country, your progress will not go through, so it is a joint effort of having the businesses push and call for this action that we are all trying to see, because even with the world economic forum going on right now, hopefully the people who are there, and the countries who are there who actually listened to the whole issue going on right now. i am hoping that the businesses will start to ask the same questions that we are. >> and we are looking at the live picture right

such as operating in unfavorable wind conditions and failure to follow flight manual procedures. something to keep an eye on as we move forward. >> luke russert, thanks very much. >>> we go overseas now where extremist violence rages on in nigeria as the search for those kidnapped schoolgirls intensifies. rallies of support have continued throughout the weekend for the girls both here in the united states and across the globe. stephanie gosk is in nigeria near the capital of cameroon. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. the nigerian government continues to be criticized for its response to this kidnapping. rallies are still being staged in the u.s. and europe and in nigeria. in an effort to deflect some of that criticism, the defense ministry, a spokesman for the defense ministry, came out and said they are moving to battalions of troops into the northern part of the country. the same region where that radical group, boko haram kidnapped theekidnap ed these girls nearly a month ago. the spokesman also said they've thrown 250 air force over the region. he didn't have a

his unfavorables have consistently been the highest of anybody in this mayoral race.s are heading to the polls in october. but the first polling after this trifecta of new stories is due out tonight. and i got a political look at this from fordham research inks, and it shows that 30% of people are willing to vote for ford if he comes back clean from rehab. now, his favorability has dropped. his approval rating is way down. he's now dropped from second to third. but 30% is right about what he would need to pull off a win. >> so the most fascinating thing about the ford -- the ford experience, the rob ford experience, you know, at first i think it was funny and then it got less and less funny as you went on, as you saw this was a person who really was in the grip of pretty clear substance abuse. was the enduring political staying power he seemed to have. that there was some strange connection between rob ford and the people of toronto. and what you're saying is that has not completely been extinguished even with this. >> yeah. i talked to olivia chow today, who's the fr

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