and -- quote -- privatized, unquote or -- quote -- turned over to wall street, unquote. left-wing activists and yes, even a number of our colleagues base a huge portion of their fund raising efforts on scaring social security and medicare beneficiaries with those kind of over-the-top attacks. but for once when it comes to social security, i wish we could look at all the facts. for example, everyone knows that we made some changes to social security last year in order to prevent imminent and legally required cuts to disability benefits. we did so based on the projections of the social security trustees, these very people that are being treated this improper way. did we -- quote --/benefits? did we privatize anything? did we turn anything over the wall street area? of course not. what we did was make reasonable and needed changes to the program. but that didn't stop many on the other side from sounding the privatization alarm and raising money by scaring beneficiaries, even if they weren't as aware as we were that the cuts to disability benefits were absent changes an abso

given his other flaws in his history, we can only assume that it's a bombshell of unusual size, unquotenald trump has already christened his likely democratic opponent crooked hillary and given the staying power of senator bernie sanders who demolished clinton in the west virginia primary, mr. trump decided to mark that calling sanders crazy bernie. sanders says he is in the race to get the nomination. jeff, with sanders still in the race, some democratic officials are concerned that clinton is being pulled to the left instead of focusing on the general election. >> reporter: jake, there's little doubt that throughout the course of the last year hillary clinton has moved left on trade, on immigration, on health care, just among a few things here. but she's following bernie sanders, no question, but also where her party is. it is in such a different place than when she first ran eight years ago. but it's an open question how that will play in the general election. in a general election with trump, who's on the left of hillary clinton, anything could be fair game. >> thank you, new jersey

clinton made a comment that she's used to dealing with men who are going off the reservation, quote unquote, using an offensive term. she got hit by deep native american outreach supportes of bernie sanders, a lot of people offended by it. the clinton campaign walked it back, apologized. this is donald trump reracking that story this morning on fox news in an interesting way. take a listen. >> she said i'm used to dealing with -- and what was the word, go ahead, she used a certain word. >> off the reservation. >> men that are off the reservation. i said to myself that's a horrible expression. now, if i would have used that expression maybe in the opposite form, it would have been a front page story. she uses it and gets away with it. that's a very demeaning remark to men. >> so it's a very demeaning remark to men. not to native americans, mind you, to men. >> i think she is doubling down on the strategy that he wants to get every single white male voter out there and everything it's going to be, it's going to be the white male voter against everyone else. >> but there aren't enough of them.

the school agreed that frazer had violated the rule against, quote, disruptive conduct, unquote, but in my view the general prohibition was insufficient to notify frazer that his speech would list disciplinary consequences particularly as there was no evidence that speech has caused any material disruption to school educational's activities. in light of free expression protected by the first amendment and the interest in fair procedure protected by the 14th amendment, i would have held that the constitution barred the schools punitive response to frazer's speech. in 2007i dissented from chief justice roberts' opinion for the court in morse against fredrik n that case alaska high school student joseph fredrik was disciplined for displaying a 14-foot banner bearing the puzzling phrase, quote, bong hits for jesus. [laughter] you have to pause to reflect on the meaning of that. [laughter] >> that case was quite remarkable because the majority first concluded that fredrik ambiguous message could reasonable be construed as advocating the use of illegal drugs and then held that his message

"the current descriptor is, quote, country-wise strategic stalemate, unquote. trying toment is mount an offensive to retake but political turmoil in baghdad is interfering. what are your impressions? pat: the mosul, not fallujah. if you can't take fallujah, to takeot be able mosul, the second largest city in the country and you need more troops. the kurds are not anxious to go far outside of kurdish territory, what they'll have for state and fight for it. tom: but they're trying to take territory, as well, now. of americance relationships, people know a lot about coker, theyan ambassador. that's what we need. need the intangible presence on the ground to form that compromise. many american troops would you send? tom: i would send probably two, talk about two more squadrons in terms of direct guys, and i would probably send 5,000 troops. with asul is a city million people. tom: to embed them with the iraqis. send an american marine battalion into mosul. eleanor: real easy to decide these issues in the comfort of studio.vision pat: then you got the problems with

this isn't just a quote, unquote, anonymous source. this is. >> reporter: are we really having this debate over semantics? i thought you were going to say something like 25 years ago, things are different now. >> let me get to that. and i will say that, ashleigh. four years ago, when mitt romney ran for president, "the washington post" front page the story when he was in high school, high school, he and along with a gang of kids had cut, pinned some kid to the grown in a high school type of situation and cut his hair and years later, this kid turns out to be gay. ie, mitt romney was a gay basher. this is what happens to republican nominees for president, whether it's john mccain. >> i'm certainly not going to apologize for anyone who does that but there's a massive difference between someone in high school and a businessman well into his 30s or 40s openly lying publicly. >> ashleigh, ashleigh, do you really think somebody cares about this? >> i think people care if their president lies. errol, do they care? errol, do they care if someb

made promises for quote an honorable peace unquote. voters should not be forced to go to the polls with their fingers crossed. [ laughing ] >>> why are more and more millions of americans voting for wallace? >> as president i shall within the law turn back the absolute control of the public school systems to the people of the respective states. >> why are more and more millions turning to governor wall as? take a walk in your street or park tonight. as president i shall help make it possible for you and your families to walk the streets of our cities in safety. >> more and more millions are returning to governor wallace. watch your hard-earned tax dollars sail away it anti-american countries. >> as president i will help the give away of your american dollars and products to those nations that aid our enemyes. >> wallace has the courage to stand up for america. give him your support. >>> governor george c. wallace. >> today we are involved in southeast asia. 500,000 servicemen who are totally committed at this very moment between life a

it was a rare event that anybody chose, quote-unquote, their spouse. and that was considered a bit odd, to do something like that. and your career was very much selected by, you know, the advice of your parents or the elders in the household. and that was really the way the sikh lifestyle was. >> hinojosa: not a lot of choice. a lot of things predetermined for you, decided by people... >> certainly not a lot of personal choice. there was choosing going on, but it was not a lot of personal choice, in that if you were to make a choice, that was something that was earned. that was something that came as a function of age and experience, so to speak. whereas as an american, when i was growing up, you were constantly told you were supposed to make the choices in life, you were supposed to decide what you were going to wear and how you... >> hinojosa: but let's step back for one second so people realize you were born in canada, but then your parents moved to new york, and you were being raised in queens. >> yes. >> hinojosa: and when you're being raised... n

another thing that is this is more difficult but i think important when we're talking about quote/unquote citizens voting i'd like us to recognize the fact that get away from legal terminology of the idea people that don't have legal documents are not citizens the point of voting for everyone is that everyone is a citizen what i personally put out there i think i'm hearing from a lot of people folks without documentation or undocumented citizens of the united states and of california and san francisco it would be great even the law makes if difficult to reframe the picture around that and then as a green i want to point out something that will be important to work on at this point you know same day registration would be great for third party's to be able to register folks it is 0 problem of automatic voting to choose the party important if you have explained how this will work we don't want automatic i'm sorry automatic registration to bar people from choosing a political party so especially third party's you might have an answer to that so that's i think it those with r my comments thank

drew about 15% of the revenues and had about the same amount of profit as the rest of the quote, unquotek is shun for you, at some point the performance is so great they have to spin it off as a separate company. that is interesting, and people would disagree with me, but aws is the driver more than anything for the company. >> i do disagree, and part of reason why is that google le is also out there, and they have the target set on the cloud, and they can afford the spend a lot of money to drive the prices down and affect amazon's business model for years to come if they ke decide, but the decide that jeff bezos is running ow of ways to spend money, amazon fresh, and if they roll it out, groceries are going to be costing so much money, investors' heads will spin, so don't get attached to that idea, and on the amazon direct idea, it has the potential to change the game in video, because it emphasizes n gn gaugement over w number of people, and talking about paying 15 cents per hour of streaming n. that model, one person who watches for 30 minutes is the same as 300 people who watch for 3

the legal institutions is to mediate the appropriate balance between these two competing values, unquote. in the same spirit, the opinion concludes by recognizing the university's obligation to ensure equal educational opportunity to all the students, unquote and by expressing sympathy with that goal. even the lawyer who represented doe voiced similar views on the log of your article that he published about the case. silica were doe what does 25 years ago. it acknowledged the value of both free expression and equality. a recognized collisions between these two values were inevitable. it understood that mediating the conflict between these values was hideously complicated. it grasped that people of good faith would make mistakes and trying to work through those tensions. doe was in many respects the perfect starting point for a civil informed, respectful, project and dialogue all towards the end of that dramatically improved campus environment. well, so much for that. so where are they now? doe raise concerns about a hostile suggestion nationally has got considerably worse. the number of

the school agreed that frazier had violated its rule against, quote, disruptive conduct, unquote.ut in my view, that general prohibition was insufficient to notify frazier that his speech would elicit disciplinary consequences. particularly as there was no evidence that frazier's speech had caused any material disruption to the school's educational activities. in light of the interest in free expression protected by the first amendment and the interest in fair procedure protected by the 14th amendment, i would have held that the constitution barred the school's punitive response to frazier's speech. in 2007, i disseptembnted from justice roberts' opinion for the court in morris against frederick. in that case, alaska high school student joseph frederick was disciplined for displaying a 14-foot banner bearing the puzzling phrase, quote, bong hits for jesus. you have to pause for a minute and reflect on the meaning of that, on that message. that case was quite remarkable because the majority first concluded that frederick's ambiguous message could reasonably be construed as advocati

when the council talked about the code the council committee determined it applies to san francisco unquote in closing the urban forestry council agreed to receive the amendment of the dr. and to apply those hybrid species to california to serves none if this tree is not found rare. >> thank you. any other members please come up. >> for a year my parents and friends my neighbors and i have been doing what we were told to protect a tree i really love this tree is important to me when i was 5 years old my parents and i walked to kindergarten at the top of the mountain i looked any neighborhood and saw the tall trees knew that was where my home was made me feel safe supervisor mar says he want this tree and agrees it is important part of our neighborhood please let this tree live i was saying that trees help the more it helps please help landmark this tree i have a letter from supervisor eric mar. >> thank you supervisor peskin will get it from you is there any additional public comment on this item please come on up. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is john nolte i'm the c

incredible having that opportunity for that quote, unquote, clarification.on supporter maria car doug cardona. barry bennett is back with me along with mark preston. you were shaking your head along with everyone else. he worked for trump for nearly 30 years. when he tried to retire back in 2009 trump personally intervened, got him to stay on longer. he knew him well. >> yeah. hasn't worked for him in a couple of years. but as soon as they found out about it, mr. trump wanted to completely disavow himself of any of this. he did used to work there. he was a trusted person for a while. but what he said was disgusting and we completely disavow it. >> is that enough, maria? >> clearly i'm glad to hear that he did it immediately and he didn't hesitate, which i think is what people were worried about back with the kkk group et cetera. i don't think this will be an issue. but i do think it will remind voters of all o the other hateful comments trump has made and will sort of put it in that bucket of this is not somebody who either understands what america looks lik

quote schools need to provide initiative that have continuous development of students and educator unquote our deeply 0 condolences to his wife gail and daughter who have left their own recommendations and she was a teacher on behalf of the entire unified school district and the board of education please accept our condolences berg what about a colleague and refrain he was in my professional a friend but he was witty and a renaissance man will be missed but the impact of his work in the sfusd about to that continue to be with us for decades to come in generations of students with this intelligent. >> commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >> i just wanted to spend my condolences to berry he was a wonderful friend of the fairmont community and jan was my daughters kindergartener teacher at the time and so delight to be around and i know that berry's going to be incredibly missed he was just bubblely and smiley and could talk about you know the evaluation and assault riffles they were interested in what the assault riffles were about but he just never skipped a beat and so wonderful to be able to c

what do you think about the idea of assimilation, people coming here and assimilating into, quote, unquote, american culture? >> i think that nobody has to sacrifice their past, their culture, in order to become american. i have nothing against white people. i have nothing against americans, but we also need to reflect what america means. and definitely embrace that our cultures are beautiful. we come here for a better life, to be ourselves. we shouldn't sacrifice our identity. >> people who come here don't speak the language or assimilate to the way things are done here. they should. it will benefit them in the long run. >> okay. >> but i think if you're coming to los angeles, you should learn spanish. ♪ >> now that i talked to the people, i want to talk to the mayor. but since he wouldn't talk to me, i guess i'll just talk to somebody else at city hall. in this town, you're kind of a rock star. >> i'm meeting with l.a. city council member gil cedillo, known as one-bill gil for his successful work to get driver's licenses for undocumented people. latinos are the fastest growing demographi

quote, unquote marriage situation.we don't know at this point. what witnesses say and community members say this man might have also been abducted by boko haram but then joined their fighting force. we don't know whether it was through force or voluntarily, but the kidnapped girls that i interviewed, those were weren't from tibuk say they continued to marry them off and raped, the resistance is horrific. you look at the picture and see what she was gone through, witnesses say she was tired, completely gone through a terrible ordeal, and so many more of the girls, from tibuk and elsewhere are still held by boko haram tonight. >> thank you very much, david mckenzie. unbelievable. only one of the 200 now found. >>> now to a television exclusive, the top american commander in the middle east with a troubling warning about the fight against isis. he says iraq government could scale back efforts, stop fighting the group. >> reporter: cnn is the only crew on board this flight to the middle east with the head of central comman

it's gambling unquote. several states have come to the same conclusion. last year in my home state of alumni attorney general lisa maddock declared daily fantasy to be illegal gambling under state law. the lanai state legislatures considering legislation to make daily fantasy they regulated and taxed form of gaming under the oversight of the illinois gaming board. the federal level it almost seems like an accident that daily fantasy sites are allowed to exist in the first place. sports betting is illegal in the grandfathered states under professional and amateur sports protection act and the unlawful internal -- and the unlawful internet gambling enforcement act generally prohibited on line gambling. an exception for fantasy sports. keep in mind in 2006 what a past fantasy sports was almost all season long fantasy not the daily fantasy sports we are focusing on today brady been get daily fantasy companies claim to be legal under the letter of the law that doesn't seem like the lawmakers intend. former congressman jim leach and today's it said last year he

, quote, huge on employersrden who face pressure to cut back on benefits and full-time employees, unquote. question, will this policy raise or cap salaries? tom rogan? it will capamacare, salaries. i mean, it's just unbelievably stupid. you look at what's happening already with obamacare with peoplecutting wages, putting people on lower hours to avoid the mandates, that's going to happen here. it sounds great on paper but it will be very bad for business the proof will come in two years. we'll see what happens with texas and california. affect: it's going to over 12 million people. it turns out business has been as managerspeople when they don't manage anybody and when you have managers earning less than the people who them, something is awry. the whilve --wing whistle on the practice. raise wagesmpt to that employers have kept their foot on to keep down. a punch ofea that politicians, most of who have theircreated a job in life, can determine exactly how business can be managed by millions and millions of businesses every day. somebody will get a pay raise. other employees will be droppe

rather shortly, and you may recall that despite the fact that these are two, quote, communist regimes, unquote, they fought a rather bitter war shortly after the vietnam war. and by the way, if you're trying to understand the rise of china in recent decades to the point where now it's adjudged by many to have an economy larger than that of the united states, you have to understand once again this fixation and obsession with moscow that not only led to an alliance with the religious zealots which has then exploded all over the world, but also this alliance with china which in return for china, for example, waging war against vietnam, it was able to attract inward direct foreign investment from the united states which has now created this juggernaut which now the united states is trying to corral. and i dare say that either this corralling will not work, or just like the attempted corralling of the soviet union, it will have the unintended consequence of creating a new sort of behemoth. i'm speaking of the alliance between india and japan which stretches back to the founding of buddhism 2500 yea

he's not out there raising money from fat quacats, quote/unquote the way democrats have. he is self-funded and now is doing the public -- >> well, sort of self-funded. he did. think about this. i believe rick scott spent more money in his campaigns in the state of florida in one campaign than donald trump spent marching through 40 plus states for the republican presidential nomination. it's quite remarkable how little money trump actually spent. >> wow. this is all pretty amazing today. we'll be look iing forward to i today. the stop trump movement stopped dead in its tracks as donald trump is now the likely republican presidential nominee, but some party faithful could still be struggling with this new reality. mitt romney tweeting last night a thank you to ted cruz and never mentioninging the front-runner. joining me now is the top adviser to mitt romney in 2012. he's the former governor of utah, former cabinet secretary and a supporter of john kasich. john, thank you very much. >> andrea, thank you. >> i was reporting that john kasich is staying in ohio and is going to

and so, one of the ideas that came up last night is whether apple's quote, unquote best day s are behind okay. toni saggonachi who is the top owner of the space, and he rejects that notion. here is toni reacting to your interview. >> well, it depends upon how you define best days. apple had one of the greatest runs of any company in history. between fiscal 2007 and fiscal 2015, revenues went up 10-fold, and revenues up 15-fold and the stock went up 10-fold, and if that happens in the next eight years going forward, apple's market cap is $5 2ri8 yon, and nobody is going to be among the panel to make that bet. >> i want your comments? >> well, you know, $500 billion, and trillion, and i mean, don't you like think that 130 where it peaked when carl icahn sent the second letter at 128. look, i mentioned toni, because first of all, tim cook cares passionately about what the street thinks, and maybe he shouldn't, and maybe this is one of the things that the mom told you not to care, and he does care. >> and you care what he says. >> and toni is very good. and when you on the conference call, a

that is a fascinating part that's different than just other rich people, quote/unquote, he's got a lotbody else's hands. put it in the hands of one of the family members. >> the options of the court are, we want to cut this up. and if everyone's agreeing, which is rare when there's a lot on the table, if everyone's agreeing, you can come to some agreement about what is a fair divvying up. if there is an agreement, then it's not obvious that a particular unreleased album, for example, you can appraise it. but it's not obvious which family member, if they want to have sole control, right, is going to get it. if they say, we think this will sell for $5 million, you may have a family member who says, actually, i want to focus on ma family member who says, i want to focus on owning more of the music. >> ari, thanks so much. >>> up next, we're back out to indiana, where donald trump will take the stage at a rally in carmel, but first president obama having a little fun at the white house correspondent's dinner over the weekend. >> bernie, you look like a million bucks. or two put it in terms

he upgrades will allow super amaxe quote-unquote neo--pan transport vessels to navigate the 48-mile route between the atlantic and pacific oceans. that increased trade will increase sufficiency and reduce hipping costs. panama's government will also benefit of higher canal toll revenues. but note that later this year, construction will begin on a chinese-fundsed nicaraguan canal to compete with the panama canal and with all the ice melting, the coming years will see new trade routes opening. is the chinese canal through icaragua a viable project? i'll like to ask engineer pat buchanan. pat: john, it's doable but it's not cost-effective to build it especially when you've dot the -- got the panama canal now taking very large container ships and it's a very efficient canal. and this is an incredible project. t would take digging through nicaragua a longer length, even reflate nicaragua and through panama. it would be redundant. i think the chinese talked through their hat a lot and i don't think they're going to go build in that canal, but they're welcome to try. maybe the nick juans will ma

so we jump you into future weather, taking you all the way to 9:00 a.m., and the typical quote unquoteorning rush, right? still not drop of rain to be found here. that's going to change by even as early as 10:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m. as this moves in from southwest to northeast essentially, how much, notice going through the afternoon it is the southern half of the region that likely ends up with the rain. so i won't be shock if even portions every upper bucks county up into the lehigh valley don't get one drop of rainout of this, depends on where the lines every rain set themselves in it, philly you're in it but only few showers, further south more likely to see more numerous showers. pollen report nice to report because we've had rain moving through, levels are little lower today, tomorrow, even into thursday, even by that point back to full sunshine. with any wet wet their rolls in, it really does help wash away some of the tree pollen, so, hopefully your allergies won't be hurting you that much. first pitch taking on the marlins this evening at citizens bank park, showers around, but no

let's say investors want to get rid of the top performing, quote unquote, safety plays. what we saw in today's sessions is interesting. within technology we had the old guard tech names. with dividend yields, trade very well. cisco, microsoft, apple for the week, a great week. >> microsoft, you've got a significant sell-off in microsoft. i think microsoft's playing catch-up. intel is riding on the back of what amad said, i think. ibm is sort of treading water here which is interesting. apple is a completely different animal. everything you just mentioned i can explain. back to the top of the show, i think people are just feeling better about things, which is why they're getting out of a small group of stocks and sort of dipping their toe into a bigger pool. whether they should be or not is a completely different conversation. but that's what's going on, i think. >> there is skepticism about that premise. there are opportunities here to trade against what has happened this week. and in today's market. >> yeah, so i would be selling names like proctor & gamble. of all of t

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made promises for quote an honorable peace unquote.s should not be forced to go to the polls with their fingers crossed. [ laughing ] >>> why are more and more millions of americans voting for wallace? >> as president i shall within the law turn back the absolute control of the public school systems to the people of the respective states. >> why are more and more millions turning to governor wall as? take a walk in your street or park tonight. as president i shall help make it possible for you and your families to walk the streets of our cities in safety. >> more and more millions are returning to governor wallace. watch your hard-earned tax dollars sail away it anti-american countries. >> as president i will help the give away of your american dollars and products to those nations that aid our enemyes. >> wallace has the courage to stand up for america. give him your support. >>> governor george c. wallace. >> today we are involved in southeast asia. 500,000 servicemen who are totally committed at this very moment between life and dea

imprisonment, plus four years of house arrest for violating article 88 of vietnam's penal code for quote/unquotecting propaganda against the state, end quote. my husband was disbarred and his law office was shut down. after having completed his house arrest, my husband was again arrested and charged with under the same article 88. my husband had been detained for almost five months now, yet i have not received any information about him. he has been held incommunicado and not allowed to meet with my family, myself nor with his defense lawyers. twice a month i am permitted to bring foot to detention center b-14 in hanoi for his daily needs, but i do not know if he has received any. in fact i do not know if he is held at b-14, because in vietnam the public security force can do whatever they want. if they transfer inmates, they do not inform the family members accordingly. for example, this has happened to a blogger currently with another. first, if in fact my husband has been tortured physically and/or mentally or given false information, i would not know. my husband has not been allowed to receiv

we have to rethink all of the ways that we are dealing with quote unquote violent offenders and not just nonviolent offenders. host: where did your interest in this topic come from? guest: a bit about roundabout story, but i was doing a lot of work on the culture of crime and i'm an english professor and i have written quite a bit about hip-hop culture and america popular culture and did a series of stories that led to me being invited into prisons to give talks and from the first time that i did that i could not look away. i think being in an educational context in a prison and being among people whose enormous potential uc is not given an opportunity to flourish in the world just depress me profamily that we are losing some of our best citizens and our best potential contributors to society. host: next call. j from portland, oregon. baz dreisinger is our guest. caller: you gave a pretty good overview of the european model. what particular in the us is the most progressive state? guest: well, i think it would-- it depends on what we are talking about with regard to what particular issue

when the council talked about the code the council committee determined it applies to san francisco unquote in closing the urban forestry council agreed to receive the amendment of the dr. and to apply those hybrid species to california to serves none if this tree is not found rare. >> thank you. any other members please come up. >> for a year my parents and friends my neighbors and i have been doing what we were told to protect a tree i really love this tree is important to me when i was 5 years old my parents and i walked to kindergarten at the top of the mountain i looked any neighborhood and saw the tall trees knew that was where my home was made me feel safe supervisor mar says he want this tree and agrees it is important part of our neighborhood please let this tree live i was saying that trees help the more it helps please help landmark this tree i have a letter from supervisor eric mar. >> thank you supervisor peskin will get it from you is there any additional public comment on this item please come on up. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is john nolte i'm the c

what's happened now is that there is a huge market for race writing, quote-unquote. and it runs the gamut from, you know, ten ways that you should not insult black people, like that kind of thing, or, you know, the reason why i hate black girl magic. these pieces, i think, perform well because they create controversy. the challenge, though is, number one, a lot of people who write those stories are getting paid, like, $50 a post. so it's piece work. and then the other issue is that there are so many voices that you're -- you might get a one-off. like, you might get a big story, but if your piece isn't tight and the editor didn't enjoy working with you or the editor forgot about you or to whatever it is, you could literally, like, be huge for two days and then two days later you're not there. and so i think another issue -- i don't want to be negative about the technology because i think it has opened doors and it allows people to get their voice out there. the question is how long a voice stays out there. >> yep. >> and also what you learn on the way. because another

witness here today, tony evers, said congressional intent isn't necessarily being followed here, unquote. last week the nonpartisan congressional research said the same thing. crs issued a report that said, quote, the department's interpretation appears to go beyond what would be required under a plain language reading of the statute. crs found that the proposed supplement not supplant regulations quote, appear to directly conflict, unquote, with statutory language that, quote, seems to place clear limits on the department's authority and thus raises significant doubts about the department's legal basis for proposed solutions for proposed regulations, unquote. today i'm looking forward to hearing from witness wlz what i've been hearing from principals and teachers and educational leaders across the country is true. here is what i've been hearing. that the department's proposed regulation could turn upside down the funding formulas of almost all of the state and local school districts across the country. most states and local districts allocate k-12 funding to schools based on staffing ra

witness here today, tony evers, said congressional intent isn't necessarily being followed here, unquote. last week the nonpartisan congressional research service said the same thing. crs issued a report that said, quote, the department's interpretation appears to go beyond what would be required under a plain language reading of the statute. crs found that the proposed supplement not supplant regulations quote, appear to directly conflict, unquote, with statutory language that, quote, seems to place clear limits on the department's authority and thus raises significant doubts about the department's legal basis for proposed solutions for proposed regulations, unquote. today i'm looking forward to hearing from witnesses whether what i've been hearing from principals and teachers and educational leaders across the country is true. here's what i've been hearing. that the department's proposed regulation could turn upside down the funding formulas of almost all of the state and local school systems across the country. most states and local districts allocate k-12 funding to schools based on

years imprisonment and four years of house arrest for violating 88 of the potential code for quote unquote conducting propaganda against the state. my husband was disbarred and his law office shutdown. [speaking in native tongue] >> after having just completed his house arrest, my husband was arrested again on december 16th, 2015 and charged under the same article 88. my husband had been detained for almost five months yet i have not received any information about him. he has been held in private and not allowed to meet with my family, myself nor his defense lawyers. [speaking in native tongue] >> twice a month, i am permitted to bring food to the detention center for his daily needs but i don't know if he has received any. in fact, i honestly do not know if he is really held at 14 because in vietnam the public security force can do whatever they want. if they transfer inmates they don't inform the family members accordingly. for example, this has happened to current blogers. if my husband has been tortured physically or mentally i would not know. [speaking in native tongue [ >> my husband

. >> i think there is enough advertising and quote unquote notice and i think were in good standing. >> however i want to make sure all inquiries it are directed to one peter -- >> could the four of you do this at the fcc building? have a chat? >> without notice? >> without notice? >> isn't that crazy? it it seems to me that the supreme court can get together and hash things out, at the moment all eight of them. are members of congress can get together and have discussions, people get together and boardrooms and try to come up with solutions of their companies and institutions. i think that we would be better off if we had the ability to visit with one another and speak more often and more candidly about how to manage the issues before us. >> and with one thing is that we are on the cusp of a final decision. i can understand understand that. that makes perfect sense. but the commissioner and i both chaired the joint boards the intersect of federal and state commissioners. it's like musical telephone chairs, you have two or three of us that are members in at 1045 am one of us has to s

remained more amenable to democracy like church mason of virginia admitted we had been to democratic, unquote, informing state government. at the conclusion of the philadelphia convention, anxious citizens gathered outside independence hall to learn just what had been produced behind closed doors. the convention had been governed entirely in the raid. it is that of benjamin franklin left the building, a woman in the crowd called out to him. well, dr., what if we got? a republic or a monarchy? a republic if you can keep it. but while the new form of government devised in philadelphia was not a monarchy, neither was the democratic. if franklin still called it a republic. that is because the meaning of that term, republic, a republican had just been changed by amendment that the building from which franklin was leaving. a republican constitution must no longer a democratic path that you should if it ever truly had written. in my book, "our republican constitution," i explain how these two fundamentally divergent views of the constitution divide us even today. i called these divergent views the d

clinton after there were allegations she was taking for "muslim money returned the money -- quote, unquote muslim money returned the money. how do you respond to an incident like that? is a democratic party itself clear of, -- islamophobia sentiment? >> i support bernie running all the way through the election. but i have to be honest and tell you that i'm not aware of that. well, i'm not aware of the incident. i'll tell you what i am aware of. i know when she came to minnesota -- this is just being fair and honest -- when she came she specifically reached out to the muslim community and had a sitdown to talk about anti-muslim hate. i know about that. ago whenow that years she was secretary, black caucus had a meeting with her and she had recently appointed a special envoy to muslim communities. ie said -- set andre and still -- she wanted to make sure we were talking and comparing notes. i don't want to say that something happened when i don't know that it did. but i can say that if that did , there is wait with her reaching out as well. i'm not trying to discount anyone's experience. i d

actually is already lasting, you can see it here very nicely in the blue line which is the, quote-unquote, seasonal adjusted growth and, of course, shows us economists if an economy is in recession and we talk about a recession if we have two consecutive quarters negative. and you can see that for russia this is now turning into already a quite long recession of six consecutive quarters. and if we take the entire gdp contraction over this period since the quarter three of 2014, we see that it is already 5% cumulative. so, 3.7 last year was only part of the story anyway. we can see, which is perhaps the good news, that the lowest point was reached in the second quarter of last year. and we since then have at least a slightly less contraction. if we think about how did this -- how did the adjustment of the economy happen to this double shock that hit the russian economy in terms of the oil price shock but also the sanctions shock. we can see that it was mainly leading to a gross domestic income drop driven by terms of trade losses. and you can see what happened in terms of adjustments of es

but the hezbollah leader not only speaks of quote-unquote israel's disappearance that he is a adequate you probably know this quote, that it shows how the old and the new come together. and as he said, if all the jews were gathered in israel it would be easier to kill them all at the same time. but on a lesser note, but no less defamatory, he said if we search the entire world for a person more cowardly, despicable, weak and feeble in psyche, mind, ideology and religion, we would not find anyone like the jews. notice i do not say the israeli. and as a shiite scholar, author of the book hezbollah politics and religion says the statement, provides moral justification and ideological justification for dehumanizing the jews. she went on, the israeli jews it comes illegitimate target for extermination and it also legitimizes attacks on non-israeli jews. and so you see here to manifestations of genocidal anti-semitism. a third come and i believe at that, are the religious fatwas or execution rates calling for the killing of wherever they may be. and i can give you a litany of that in terms o

of that summary, they noted for their members that the funding was, as i quote, entirely offset, unquote. . this statement was undermined, bolded and italicized. mr. speaker, we are facing a public health emergency. and apparently the most important thing to my friends on the other side is that we address this emergency head-on with adequate and robust emergency funding, but rather that we make sure what little funding they're allocated doesn't cost new money to do so. i guess my republican friends will be at ease in the face of this looming public health emergency, knowing that their response to pay for it is, quote, offset, unquote. one would think that the duty to provide an appropriate level of funding to respond to a national health crisis would be enough to garner a yes vote from the republican majority. apparently not. i represent one of the states that everyone agrees will be virus. hit by the zika ndeed, florida already reports 106 travel-related cases. 22 of the cases in florida are from palm beach and broward county, areas that i represent. when the summer months come, and thi

they are getting that message which is asking people to take a quote, unquote, responsible tone that make them perhaps not the subject of being targeted. that is a very controversial line to take, of course, because we've been out there speaking to people who are really living in the shadows at this point, george. we spoke to lightning yt bt -- lgbt to come home at night. same thing with a lot of really young people who have written their thoughts about eigatheist. these people are appealing to the government and saying do not find fault with the victims but take a harder line the people perpetrating these attacks. >>> moving on now to syria, the opposition there says the assad regime could soon carry out a massacre against prisoners. [ gunshots ] >> human rights groups says government forces tried to stop a revolt of about 800 inmates on friday. the group says some prisoners nearly suffocated in what appears to be tear gas. they don't want to be transferred to a prison near the capital city and for almost a week they have been demanding trials and better jail conditions. >>> moving