>> a small injustice, they can unring, but thousands of them, you think the court worldn't do it. wouldn't that fly in the face of miranda? they unrung a lot of bells with miranda, didn't they? >> in a way, we can't have our cake and eat it too here. is the court, the supreme court specifically which we expect this will get to them, aren't they bound not to gain competitive harm as they were to wave the constitutional election? did they have the ability to -- dread scott could have been kept around for a long time and there was a lot of harm to reversing it, wasn't there? >> the reversal of course occurred after a constitutional amendment after a blood write civil war. >> so your assumption would be that you know, probably, that's one of those examples where the court would just say well, we're unringing the bell, but we're granting no relief to the injured? >> i'm saying i think that's just one of the problems here. >> mr. pinkas. i think you will concur. >> let me start with what the courts will do, i think it's quite clear that as long as the issue is preserved in the individua

you cannot unring the bell. i recommend we approve the license and the powers to 1:30 a.m. and -- the hours to 1:30 a.m. and we come back to see if there's any problems. anybody? >> are you looking at me? >> i might want to discuss that. it was my first night on the commission when we heard this and i remember thinking, if i had been in my right mind i would have gone judge judy. i felt he presented himself here asking for a permit from us and it was my remembrance of the evening that it did not end well. when we release entertainment on to the community, we have to be responsible to the community. that is one of the reasons we're here and i have some concerns and there are community members who have voiced those concerns. if we put some sort of limitation and in six months possibly reviewed it, again, that would be my recommendation. >> what kind of limitations are you considering? >> i think maybe during the week, i would like to see some limitations 2 hours, maybe only entertainment, midnight, 1130 p.m., midnight. on the weekends, when 30 a.m. would be fine. that way we

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you cannot unring the bell. i recommend we approve the license and the powers to 1:30 a.m. and -- the hours to 1:30 a.m. and we come back to see if there's any problems. anybody? >> are you looking at me? >> i might want to discuss that.

the farm is feeding the nation by harvesting more than 30,000 acres of fresh vegetables all packed unr the andy boy brand. and while they farm a wide variety of produce, some of their biggest sellers as of late are romaine hearts, broccoli rob, and a big hit among culinary professionals, fennel. >> this is the field of fennel. and you'll notice it's got a nice white bulb and a beautiful fern. and, really, all the plant's useable in cooking. >> cooking with it is one thing, but just getting people to try it is the first thing farmers like the d'arrigos hope to do. recently, they teamed up with local chef todd fisher and together the farming team and the cooking whiz whipped up new recipes for some old favorites. and in the end, they came up with a whole new way to get people to eat their veggies. >> to see the realization on people's face when you prepare it properly and they go, wow, this is something that i--wow, i really like this now, as opposed to this astringent, bitter vegetable. so, i like working with it because it's a challenge for me as a chef, but it's also so gratifying to

. >> what is going on with his ca campaign, can he duck and survive or is it unr acht veling. >> i iout the polls, georgia does not look good for him, i think he will go as long as he has backing. >> it's important to note that that facebook town hall was shot by the campaign because national media was not invited to it. bring up the concept that he is running on vengence and ego? >> i do not see vengence >> this is personal for him, he is on a mission. he a is woman scorned. >> the best thing to get rid of mitt romney is to withdraw and throw his support behind santorum. >> they cancel each other out. >> i do not see how it's different of most candidates running to basis of ego. kidding. the man loves a zoo. who doesn't love a good zoo. he loves elephants. at various times he has taken to him to go to the field museum, he likes to indulge. >> how many do you think a fundraiser has to pay to go to the zoo. >> that is, i don't know what kind of animal that is. he is excited about it. >> that's an old picture. >> oh, my god, he does love animals. >> he does. >> there's pieces of a camp

it's heard to unring that bell.e world has not saved bob mcdonnell from a new political reality in which he is the vaginal ultrasound guy. he's the vaginal probe guy now. personally evidence since ""the washington post"" put his thesis from pat robertson pz college on line, i thought of him as the homosexuals guy. now the thing everybody is dying to ask him about is the vaginal probe bill. >> you flip-flopped on this, backed the bill and you say no, why? >> i think you have it wrong. i support the concept of an ultrasound requirement as part of the formal informed consent. i still support that. what i requested is simply an amendment that requires an abdominal ultrasound. >> what we realized i said i support the bill, i still support the bill. >> so in his first interviews, governor bob mcdonnell wants to make it clear he supports the measure. he supports the government mandating a medical reason for political reasons, not the one that goes in your vagina. he's resisting his new identity as the vaginal probe guy. >>

you know, you can't unring the bell in this world of the internet and youtube and political ads. listen, i was fairly surprised when i did the interview when he came out with that. clearly his campaign, clearly his campaign told him, listen, this is not good for the general narrative of mitt romney, especially, guess what? a few minutes before he did what? got endorsed by donald trump. >> speaking of which. speaking of which. exactly, jon. i'll move to r.t. here. it was definitely las vegas all over. donald trump coming out, endorsing mitt romney. he had the nice pomp and circumstance. in fact, let's play a little bit of that. >> mitt is tough, he's smart. he's not going to allow bad things to continue to happen to this country that we all love. so, governor romney, go out and get them. you can do it. >> thank you. there are some things that you just can't imagine happening in your life. >> so, r.t., the dnc coming up pretty quickly with that ad looking how a billionaire was endorsing a millionaire in so many words. pretty interesting job these days? >> mitt romney is not making

it's kind of hard to unring that bell.ll the trying in the world has not saved bob mcdonnell from a new political reality in which he is the vaginal ultrasound guy. he's the vaginal probe guy now. personally, ever since "the washington post" put his midcareer thesis from pat robertson's college online, i've always thought of him as the homosexuals and foreign fnicato guy. >> you backed the bill, now you say no. why? >> i support the concept of an ultrasound requirement as part of the informal informed consent. i still support that. what i requested is simply an amendment that requires an abdominal ultrasound. >> i support the bill. i still support the bill. >> so in his first interviews in his new post-vaginal probe world, governor bob mcdonnell want tos make it clear that he still supports this measure, still supports the government mandating a medical procedure for political reasons, just not necessarily the one that goes inside your vagina. bob mcdonnell is resisting his new political identity as the vaginal probe guy.

. >> rose: government has bee unr thrule ofhe faly for more than 30 years. >> we don't want them to be thrown into bloody turmoil. and this is what is going to happen. >> rose: hers what i hear you saying, tell me if i'm wrong. you said something interesting which is that russia views the syrian possibility of civil war as something having to do with how it' viewed in the world. >> i'm not sure i... >> rose: you just sai unlike the united states you will not abandon somebody who's been a friend. >> no. >> rose: and therefore you're concerned about your perception in the world with spect to ria en tug they ma be tottering towards civil war. >> i'm making a statement of fact. if i understand our mode of thinking correctly you cannot expect or you can actually count on fit you're ally that we are not going to turn around overnight and say, well, we've had good relations with you over the years but now thanks, no thanks, deal with your problems or i'm not going to do anything about it. but it's very important to understand. it's not our effort to suort anyby specifically stayingn por but i

. >>> and rick san ttorum came unr heavy fire from his presidential rivals at a debate last night.rged in the national polls ahead of the primaries and ten more contests in two weeks. santorum and mitt romney traded jabs object spending earmarks, federal bailouts and health care. it was the 21st gop debate of receipt son and possibly the last before a nom thee is chosen. >>> and the big stock winner of the day could be vivus. they surged on wednesday. an fda panel has thrown support behind the weight loss drug qnexa clearing the way for the agency to approve the first prescription diet drug in the u.s. in more than a decade. the fda typically follows the advice of its expert panel. there were concerns about heart safety and possible risk of birth defects. >>> and apple is holding its annual shareholders meeting today at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. with the stock just off an all-time high investors may be hoping the ceo tim cook will talk about what apple may do with the giant pile of cash. options include dividends or buybacks and trade battles in china and labor conditions in the supp

of course we see the pictures out of athens, the growing unre unrest, the growing social strife there. by the same token there is a sense of exasperation from the eu officials, from eurozone finance ministers who say, okay, you don't want us to interfere in your affairs but, on the other hand, you are not delivering. you're not delivering on pr privatization, on actual pension reforms, health care reforms, labor reforms. you are not delivering on setting up some of the institutions and you are not delivering on privatization. so if you don't want our advice and on the other hand you don't deliver what you need to deliver, where are you going to go? we had an interview with jean-claude juncker, the head of the euro group, where in a le leading question he was asked cynically wouldn't you all be happier if the greeks left the eurozone and, yes, i'm sure he was a bit annoyed and upset but it shows you the direction we're going at the moment. things are not improving. >> all right, stay with us, silvia. with us is the global strategist of ltg capital. peter dixon, senior economist at comm

when a bell is running it's tough to unring the bell.eah i think that added to a process that thus far it hasn't been very attracting active to the electorate. it's unfortunately what keeps good people from running from office and being engaged in the government process of electing our leaders. >> brett: i wanted to ask you, romney said, quote, i stand ready to lead this party and this nation. do you believe that to be true? >> i believe that is what his mission is. that is every candidate's mission, brett. what governor romney needs to do is discussing and debating against these other candidates is talking about important things, why are we facing $1.1 trillion deficit. why are we facing these enormous costs of obamacare once they get implemented how that is going to affect our economy and our small businesses. i want governor romney and others to start really debating solutions to problems that we face when we hear rumors about for the first time in history perhaps our oil trade is going to be used with u.s. dollars and how it devalues

of course, you can't unring a bell like that, especially when it's on tape as you well know, alex.in the fall certainly, the democrats will, without that little clip you just showed of him retracting the comment. >> exactly. they will be able to say, but you don't have the whole story and it's going to go back and forth so we expect that. how about your talk with newt gingrich? is he determined to ride this out to the end and go the convention? >> well, i asked him about that. and, of course, he put on as he always does his historian hat and told me about ronald reagan losing those primaries. he likes to compare him to ronald reagan. i do not think he is going to do that well here. if he does he has gotten beyond expectations. he has spent almost no time here until this week. it's clear from what he and his people are saying that he is at least his position now is that he is going all the way to the convention. >> okay. what about nevada politics in general? i know you've covered so much, jon, quite a long time. do you feel anything is different about this campaign season? >> well,