. >> it's unreasonable fear. >> it's a race dispute. >> don and sunny -- >> i think if you say it's unreasonable, you're ignoring some of the same things that you argue. >> exactly. >> if you look at the reasonableness of it, if in fact we have a system that brings blacks into the system more and a part of that percentage is that blacks bring themselves into the system more, social logical reasons. if they are in the system more than some of that fear would be argued to be reasonable because of the slew of young black males in the system. it's a circular -- >> hang on -- >> you can't say it's completely unreasonable -- >> what? >> it's unrational. >> it's not unreasonable if you are in the criminal justice every day. these same prosecutors cut their teeth every day demonizing young black males as super predator. when you talk about thug. you know where i hear it used the most, from prosecutors who are prosecuting my clients or mark's clients who are young black males. you sit in any courtroom and the guys who are the revolving door, the people who are the fodder for the criminal justice system a

the fourth amendment is designed to protect americans from unreasonable searches. something old says obama has publicly refused to stop. wholesale bugging of american citizens communications began under president george bush in two thousand and six italian prime minister in the car that passes he would resign as publishes program for the next four years his commitment to leak. that will he get time to implement it in fact it's only made it into another political crisis is what's arafat's to undermine letter. especially from his option rival the matter of florence. let us have enough the resignation calmly placed on the muzzle backstage maneuvers i think if you missed the institutions he must really say what you want to do especially those who want replacement must present a program to the italians this is becoming. notice the unelected left his intention to stay above party politics and convince italians his new code attachment is what the country needs one. it seems many a full end of the atomic ambitions lead of the democratic popped in my children's sake. from h

this is one of them. >> in 2012 a commission found a persisent pattern of unreasonable force in the county gaols dating back mean years and added notwithstanding rent row forms it is not believed that the problem is fixed. >> resolved? >> no, the problems are structural. they are systematicment you need better oversight. a set of eyes and ears. and an oversight so that this department is not left to police itself. >> as for leo, a judge awarded him $320,000. that award is being appeal. leo faces $100,000 in medical costs, and says his studies suffered since the incident. he's been working towards a masters. in the end leo says what is important is that what happened to him is slowly coming out. so a stay or visit is no longer life threatening. >> coming up, her bones are brittle. her spirit is unbreakable. how a teenager is fighting to do what her body cannot - live strong. >> every sunday night, join us for exclusive, revealing and surprising talks, with the most interesting people of our time. >> i've always been a huge fan of space >> the world's not enough for you... >> he's creating a

in 2012, a commission formed by the county board of supervisors found a persistent pattern of unreasonable force in the los angeles county jails that dates back many years. it added notwithstanding recent reforms, the commission does not believe that the problem of fixed. >> baka is resigning. problem solved? >> no, because this is not reducible to a single individual or personality. the problems are structural. they are systemic. i think you have to have better over sight, and that means you have to have a set of eyes and ears, an inspector general and an oversight panel so that this department is not itself. >> as for leo sfaiings figaroa judge awarded him $320,000 for his or deal. appealed. it's estimated figaroa faces costs. he says his studies have also suffered since the incident. he has been working towards a master's degree. >> in the end, know, figaroa says what's most important is that the truth about what happened to him is finally, coming out so that a stay or even just a visit to the lacounty jail is no longer a life-threatening experience. michael oku, al jazeera, angeles. >>

city for example, has a 3 page disclosure how they will and consider it and a test and that's unreasonable for most people applications. so it's broad in terms of what the requirement is and

city for example, has a 3 page disclosure how they will and consider it and a test and that's unreasonable for most people applications. so it's broad in terms of what the requirement is and we want to provide flexibility for how people want to deal with the issue and that will be something we'll have a series of recommendations for the informed language everyone can use >> commissioner dooley. >> you mentioned other cities have already conducted this

which bans unreasonable searches and seizures.ust said they are filing on behalf of anyone who made a phone call in this country after 2006. the big case. judge andrew napolitano will join us. what does it mean moving forward for the program that the nsa still has in place? watch more foxnews.com. jon: a father in north carolina being hailed as a hero as police release a 911 call from a terrifying road rage incident, a suspect accused of running down the man and his daughter smash into their car and then following them into the parking lot and chasing them as they ran for their lives. here with the latest. >> i just spoke the father's sister who believes her brother's actions truly saved lives. the 911 calls painted chilling picture of what the father went through as he was trying to protect his teenage daughter and himself from a driver who seemed hell-bent on causing them harm. >> look, he broke my window, broke my car. i am freaking out, she is upset. they are trying to kill us. please. >> he can be heard pleading with the 911

city for example, has a 3 page disclosure how they will and consider it and a test and that's unreasonable for most people applications. so it's broad in terms of what the requirement is and we want to provide flexibility for how people want to deal with the issue and that will be something we'll have a series of recommendations for the informed language everyone can use >> commissioner dooley. >> you mentioned other cities have already conducted this type of location what's the report back and how its working. >> it's pretty new second amendment hadn't started implementing it they're in the implementation phase. it's been implemented i want to say in buffalo and newark. they're trying to get the changes we've adding a tracking provision so we'll have, you know, at the end of every year the sense of types of complaint and the resolution so the reality is we'll probably not knows what tweaks we need to make a whether or not it's the type of complaint or a specific industry so it tracking of complainant will really, really help >> commissioner white. >> hi. one other question did i hear that

i feel like it is not unreasonable to ask this is a discipline we're moving away from a puny active discipline and the more they know the better the service. so i feel like yes we could say should but we all should do a lot of things everyone should lose weight or exercise more but when you say shall you will do it that's a real commitment. part of it is a large percentage of police officers that work in san francisco don't live here. their removed from our youth. so tests not also a match when a police officer arrives at our school we serve 90 percent of students with color and 90 percent not people of color in their areas so it's different when they enter our schools so everyone is disciplined in a different way and we're asking them too. it's our responsibility as a board to keep our students save. the only reason we'll write this is because of past history we've got concerned o concerns around police vehicles in our schools so it's in the safety that i'm disappointed the chief did not sign it. i agree it should be a living document and if he understands sort of our concerns about this and

nameless, unreasoning, unjustified terror which paralyzes the...ina tucker remembers the hope returning. uh, you remember his saying, "there's nothing to fear but fear itself." he had his fireside talks... and, uh... uh, the people listened to them all over the united states. they made it a point to have nothing to do during those fireside talks. they sort of... it seemed to me a sacred time, uh, as if a father was talking to his children who were afraid. it was in that period of despair that roosevelt did one great thing. he experimented. if this didn't work, try something else. this nation is asking for action and action now! march 1933 was the bottom of the depression. slowly the economy inched upwards. keynes visited washington in 1934 to meet with roosevelt. the meeting was not a success. fdr had such a lack of interest in economics... his interest was not simply zero. it was, if it could be, negative. he was concerned with how things worked, but not analytically. he wanted to have confidence that somebody who was patient could advise him. key

is that unreasonable? >> no, it's not unreasonable at all. what we did in the armed services group brought in general ham. that's where these quotes came out. >> that's right. >> just two weeks ago. >> but you didn't follow up to the big guy. >> e, i know. that was a couple weeks ago. this investigation is not done. to me it feels like halftime because this administration has been stone walling us for a long time we have got to hear from for instance i want the public. this is amazing to me. the public has never heard from anybody who was on the ground that night in benghazi but it doesn't matter it? >> does matter, bill, absolutely it does. it doesn't matter because the story is whether the president of the united states, all right, went along with his re-election committee and falsely put out a narrative to protect his re-election chances. that's the story. and panetta is the guy. >> what president obama said he did everything he could to protect those americans, and we have a transcript from cart canner ham that, again, the four star gener

and, you know, we were made out to be unreasonable when we spoke out and some people eventually filedawsuits of their own against the oil and gas industry. they acted like we were unreasonable, and yet, you know, here we got the ceo of one of these companies who's complaining over a water tower. i'm pretty sure the water tower doesn't cause his children to have nose bleeds at night. >> when you look at some of his responses at least through his counsel, do you feel like quite honestly he doesn't get it? >> absolutely i don't think he gets it, and i think, you know, when i was moving from dish, i offered people just like him the opportunity to come and live in dish and none of them took me up on that opportunity. you know, what i want is i wanted them to bring their children to live in the same environment that they were forcing me and the people of dish, texas, to live in. >> you know, you say that, it's interesting. a lot of writing and political organizing works around that idea. i mean, there's that famous book "nickel and dime" where a writer tried to live at the poverty line and

i don't think the department's actions were unreasonable. i would defer to their administrative discretion on this one. >> is there a motion? >> a motion to deny the appeal. >> you can deny it on the lack of subject matter to jurisdiction. >> that would be my motion, yes. >> you wish to make that? >> yes. >> mr. pacheco? >> are you voting on this appeal or dismissing this appeal? >> we are dismissing this appeal? that's my motion. >> the denial would be you are accepting jurisdiction. >> my motion is to reject the appeal for lack of jurisdiction. >> and there would be a refund. >> right. >> thank you for the clarification. >> we have a motion then from commissioner hurtado to reject this appeal for lack of subject matter jurisdiction and a refunded fee to be afforded to the appellant. on that motion to reject, commissioner fung? aye. president is absent. vice-president lazarus? aye. commissioner honda? >> aye. >> the vote is 4-0. this is rejected. >> you can contact the office and we can help you with a refund. contact mr. pacheco tomorrow i

it's not an unreasonable position to take.- >> i unreasonable, but the wise position is to reinstitute sanctions, to have them there so the mullahs can see them. if you don't do what you said you were going to do. that's the sane position. let's go to ukraine. let's go to ukraine. >> no. okay. just go to ukraine. but let me point out that the sanctions set by president obama and secretary of state clinton were working and that's what brought the iranians to the table. but let's go to ukraine. >> all right, carville, you know what i'm saying is right. let's go to ukraine. you've got to violence and you've got all of this stuff. then you have president obama saying there will be consequences. less than 24 hours after he says it the ukrainian army shoots down 70 people in the street. then the obama administration spokesperson is asked, is that going to evoke consequences? and he doesn't answer. come on, carville. >> first of all, i've worked in the ukraine. so it happens to be something i know a little bit about. and the european

. >> reporter: was congress unreasonable in making that deadline? >> i think congress did not understand, fully appreciate the complexity of how tough this position is. >> reporter: complex, he told us, because remains are often badly degraded and frequently there's no d.n.a. with which to make a match. lieutenant robert fenstermacher's remains were found by a private charity. mark noah is its founder. >> within an hour, we had found the first of the machine guns with matching serial numbers to the missing aircraft. >> reporter: noah, a commercial pilot, sells rides on antique warplanes to raise money for his search. >> i tell people i do this work for the souls of the missing and the families that they left behind. >> reporter: in 10 years, he's found several hundred remains, which he turns over to jpac's lab for identification. in 2013, he turned over 50 american remains from world war ii, found on the pacific island of tarawa. a jpac team there three years earlier recovered three. some supporters of mark noah say dollar for dollar he does a bette

. >> i don't think any skier is unreasonable in expecting the ski resort to adequately mark and notify any existing or known hazards on the run. >> reporter: he says he'd like ski resorts to be more transparent in their safety measures. >> it just seems to me such a simple measure that they could take at very little cost and had they taken it, i'm not sitting here today. >> several safety bills that would have made the standards have been vetoed by governor brown and schwarzenegger. they said safety is their number one priority. you can see their full response on the website. >> if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call at 1-888-996-tips. >>> he won the first gold medal of the games, and it was a first for what they call slopestyle snowboarding, and he spoke to our janelle wang one on one. she joins us live again with more on sage kotsenburg. >> reporter: it was one of the most exciting times for me. they said you scored a one on one with sage kotsenburg. he's from park city, utah, and he won olympic gold on saturday in men's slopestyle snowboard. he called his broth

. >> you said investors expectations for a hike for the rates to be 2% by 2016 is unreasonable.emarkets are ahead of bank of england because many anticipating a rate hike this year not next year. talking are some people about into this here. i do not think the mainstream expectation. what people are sent toward the end of the year we will be talking about rates rising next year. that is perfectly viable to take at the moment. we'll wait and see how things pan out. if you look at the contrast between the bank of england forecast between growth this year based on market expectations and growth of based on no change, it is quite a bit of difference. if there is no difference, forecasting three .8%. that seems an astonishing figure to me given they told us they do not expect interest rates to change this year. that seems to be the case. >>se forecasts look very -- will we see more balance in the economy and business and investment will be getting benefit from the trade? mark carney has almost admitted that. will it be, more balanced? >> i hope we will see that. we saw a drag last ye

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got to call five hundred euro a penalty just isn't going to the diary of small in number so it's unreasonable for actors to see is urging it to aztec almost picked up the walls and joe in the knesset is to tell him to az to stop the market to mind because in some countries. it snowed really deeply rooted in our culture to buy some oh well life but that's just like every tuesday showed their social status. and if people can stop applying is a wildlife park exit the market to go then and no one is because this chick and a thumping credit to pray and criminal activity will all su it will also stop so we just knew well there's no fighting no peeling. yes that certainly does mike since many many thanks and a depth of at bats to john lennon reporting to a song that's a very important conference in london and video watching cctv news for invading them will have more stories for you. the financial front. the sells. says. the road. to be a winter storm is working its way up the sky is still the us millions of people are dealing with snow and the lights are a winter storm warnings that are being posted

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inflation rate of two thousand fourteen remains of the ranges sixty percent who would try to prevent unreasonable increases in prices for meat products. secondly we want to warn people some speculators might take advantage of the situation as it always happens. they would use any information about the exchange rate that citizens should trust the statements of the national bank first of all. the long term trend of the tv exchange rate will be determined on the basis of the fundamental internal and external micro economic factors says national bank the bank also introduced a limit of tooting deeper dollar and treating it for europe on the deviation of producing rates for the selling rate before the current teacher exchange offices of february eleven owners of these exchanges who would violate this loan will be deprived of their licences and exchange offices will be closed. the national bank promises to provide exchange offices with sufficient amount of foreign currency the minister of finance and the minister of economy and budget planning of context and spoke about the impact of the new dollar rat

previous e held that such protections were at the very core of the fourth amendment and it bans on unreasonable searches and seizures not only that tom in two thousand and six the court had ruled in a georgia case that a husband standing in the doorway could block police from searching his home even if it's restrained wife consented right even if she was standing behind him. you know i mean when is this nightmare going to end with disappearing court we have in this court and and you know. it's it's it's room and thanks a lot for the call that we have in the supreme court the most right wing court i think we've seen since the walker court since the one nine hundred twenty s. . you know when this is locked the court was knocking down child labor laws and you know the progressive era legislation oh yeah i mean this is this is this is mind boggling and and not only that they're proud of the union schoolin thomas going off to dinner with the koch brothers and fancy about some and thomas' wife making a hundred grand and he forgot to mention it by the way it's a federal crime excuse me yeah and what's

new boss on those treatments that we intend to prevent unreasonable over pricing. just when the shops are closed for stock taking in a witch's rise the price of food but twenty percent or more taken advantage of the confusion among the population. the prime minister instructed to deal with all reasonable increase the prices. this natural restraint all unscrupulous sellers. we have such an opportunity and i think they're just there in two days the situation will settle down. of course there is a certain social in a formal part of the population which will be provided with additional targeted assistance of the government and local authorities. yet the book when i am de la table that shows the new menace the widget yes the quickest way to achieve a stable food prices depend not only on the dollar but also on the desire of people to develop domestic business is identical and said he predicted that the banks now will increase the financing of the real sector and is in protection of fluctuations in world markets. which is destined to go to a new poll question. the statio

inflation rate of two thousand fourteen remains of the rings is sixty percent who would try to prevent unreasonable increases in prices for meat products secondly we want to warn people some speculators might take advantage of the situation as it always happens. they would use any information about the exchange rate that citizens should trust the statements of the national bank for stall the long term trend of the tv exchange rate will be determined on the basis of the fundamental internal and external micro economic factors says national bank the bank also introduced a limit of tooting deeper dollar and treating it for europe on the deviation of purchasing rates from the selling rate of the four current teacher exchange offices of february eleven owners of these exchanges who would violate the snow will be deprived of their licences and exchange offices will be closed. the national bank promises to provide exchange offices with sufficient amount of foreign currency the minister of finance and the minister of economy and budget planning of context and spoke about the impact of the new dollar rate o

right to self-defense do not have the right to take the life of a child when that self-defense is unreasonable>> reporter: prosecutors said leaving the scene and never calling 911 that night or the next day was further proof dunn thought he got away with it. but defense attorney corey strolik quickly countered claims his client was angry, saying the other teens testified the only person they saw upset was davis, not dunn. >> even they admitted on cross-examination, did you see him get angry? no, sir. did you see him curse? no. did he punch anything, throw anything? nope. >> reporter: then defense attorney strolik began a systematic attack on the state's case, claiming witnesses with -- that the medical examiner's findings davis could suffer the wounds he did only while remaining seated in the suv didn't match bullet trajectories. >> it's physics. it's the law of a universe that can't change. this isn't the matrix. >> reporter: as for the state's contention the teens had no gun, strolik said there was a gun, police just didn't find it. he says after fleeing the gun fire the suv stopped for thre

don't get pushed into making unreasonable claims or take ridiculous deductions get the fullest of thete. d bottom line if it's too good to be true it probably is. >>> now it is time to take a look at who is talking. this morning former president george w. bush is talking about what he misses most about being president. >> a lot of people ask me do what do i miss motion about t-- most about the president? the answer is no. i miss the people i served with. i miss air force one. in eight years they never lost my baggage. >> in eight years. that's a good record. >> it is 46 minutes after the top of the hour. one mcdonald workers not loving it. why buying lunch for firefighters cost her her job. >> first let's check in with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> looks like they were horsing around on the ice. >> coming up at the top of the hour on "fox & friends" terrorists camped in our own backyard. a national security analyst and what he discovered in texas. o are democrats having buyers remorse. what voters want from the president. they are not happy right now. beat

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the epa should not have to find definenable -- unreasonable risk in current law to move forward. without be important in your mind? >> yes, senator. one of the things that created more confusion in a time of uncertainty in those first 44 to 48 hours was that lack of information about this particular chemical. it was very frustrating trying to explain to a concerned public -- have been told not to use their water that you do not know. they want to know what we do know, which was very little about this chemical. it degraded from there. fromg that information is information that we must have. >> also, it seems to me it should be a big priority. it is with me and are offered -- efforts. the state must have a clear role in dealing with the epa and telling them what they think should be high-priority. of healththat lack and safety information should be a cry -- criteria for priority. a factor like proximity to can be a clear factor in prioritization. from't seem to be lessons this incident. would you agree with that? >> you have said all. that is absolute true. >> thank you very much.

it is unreasonable to expect a different outcome.ll be debating this on and off and get more intense near the end, but in the end, they will not default on the debt that is out there. it will come to a deal. >> i have to get your thoughts on bitcoin. talk to me about what you think people are missing in this debate over the virtual currency. let's try to get through the doors. what are they hearing -- through the noise. what are they hearing and not hearing and what are they not seeing? bitcoin has shown dramatic advances in the science of cryptography. >> which is not necessarily a bad thing. >> that is correct. you can encrypt things in a way that no one can break the code. number one, better more secure ways of sending things over the internet will bring about a better paying system that will likeenge legacy systems banks and credit card companies. bitcoin is peer to peer. you eliminate the middleman and those transactions will be cheaper, faster, and more secure. chief strategist at his firm. still ahead, we will look at the poss

actually -- >> have you found companies that have not used the most expedient time possible or unreasonable delay? >> we always look at it and there is always questions particularly on the really on any side because i think there is a great concern that many companies legitimately have about the hit it going to take to their public image if they have to reveal this. there have been times that we think people could move faster and we work with them to make sure that they actually get out that notice. we have not fined anybody for that. >> you mentioned a couple of times about preemption and i wanted to just ask you how important it is that illinois and i guess other states as well, maintain the right to require the disclosure of data breaches as quickly as possible and other enforcement mechanisms? >> i think probably every state official who would sit in front of you would say it is very important. obviously over the last ten years the states have really been able to be, you know, as we like to say and i thank you also can appreciate, the laboratories of innovation. when we started seeing p

looking at phone records, but he and his backers charged nsa is violating citizen's rights against unreasonableearch and we will talk about that coming up here on cnn. stay tuned. i want to get back to the white house. the president is about to sign an order to raise the minimum wage paid to federal contract workers. president doing as he promised during the state of the union using his power to act where congress won't. he said i have a pin and a phone number. the president is going to sign on the right. you are looking at the state of the union. the particular action goes to the widening wealth gap. last week a poll found 66% support government action to narrow the widening difference in incomes. gloria borger is the chief analyst of course. good to see you, gloria. hope you are staying warm. we are getting the ice. is there political danger for him? >> the political danger in so far as there is in, he could poison the wells with republican, but that well is already pretty bad. republicans are charging this is an imperial presidency when others have done exactly the same kind of thing. i thin

what they believe they saw, but i also think that some of the things that they perceived were unreasonablee application as it goes to a reasonable officer. >>> facebook celebrating its 10th birth day. how the site taught us all two very important lesson. >>> and, why a bay area baby weighing 16 pounds at birth is at the very center of a heavy weight battle. disease -- according to a n study. san francisco is already targeting sugary beverages. the board of supervisors is introducing a new soda tax measure it wants tt on >>> ever. >>> too much sugar can double your risk of heart disease according to a new study. board of supervisors is introducing a now soda tact measure it wants to put on the november ballot that would add a two cents per ounce tax on sodas. the money will go to nutrition and fitness programs here in the city. >>> from a college dorm room to 1.23 billion users, facebook turns 10 today. as the social media giant celebrates a decade we take a look at a few things the networking giant has taught us. >> there was a time we all were going to have a home page. then we all had a

webster lucas called the mcdonald's manager again but a claims the manager was still hostile and unreasonableing i don't think you'll be successful in changing angel's -- the manager -- deep-seated opinion of -- we tried to contact webster lucas and he has not yet return our phone call. >> trace, i worked fast-food. and i learned each burger gets one napkin. and each french fry order gets one napkin. that's all you get. unless you ask for more you have to control paper costs. here's one thing i can say about this. this is a rarity. these are an hour old. look at this. still in dang good shape there. or something. what do you think? >> that's the old napkin thing. in the day they didn't have all this goof. the deluxe has lettuce and onion and tomato. so one napkin? possible but not likely. >> not likely. we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do our best to help you connect to what is. >> look at the dow. record high. how about that. as carol alt would say, yippy i have no idea. have a good weekend. ♪ >> and, oops, the government did do it again, and this time it is enough to mak

the carquinez bridge has taken 15 to 20 minutes so it is getting more crowded but not completely unreasonable, the bay bridge toll plaza is a 15 minute drive. and we mentioned yesterday 80 was bad, highway 13 and 80 are off to a good start in oakland, now back to the desk. >> well somebody in the bay area is a lot richer this morning, there was only one winning ticket in last night's 425 million dollar power ballottary and it was sold in milpitas, alex savidge joins us from the gas station where it was sold and you have a lot of attention from around the country, huh? >> yeah, boy, this is an exciting place, people stopping to get gas and take pictures, i have to tell you this is one very lucky gas station here, somebody stopped by and bought a 425 million dollar winning power ball ticket and you can see the media here from all around the country here, everybody waiting to hear sword on who this winner is. so far nobody was stepped forward, according to officials they are in line for a lump sum pay off of 242 million bucks not too bad. the word began to build at this gas station as word came

to discuss the data breaches and the wall saves in the most expedient time possible and without unreasonable delay is. how does your office determine what that is? >> in every circumstance we are going to look at what is taking place but we are also going to be cognizant of what the company or the entity needs to do with ensuring that they have maintained the integrity of the system and they put security in place and if they are ongoing investigations we certainly don't want to compromise those so we will wait in terms of requiring the notification but as we have learned over the years and there are studies and reports that demonstrate the sooner an individual is notified that their information has been compromised, the less likely they are to face any sort of unauthorized charges or using the full account takeover which will cost them a lot of money so it is a case-by-case basis and obviously the sooner we can make sure that consumers are notified, the better off everybody is in terms of the damage that is going to be done to them individually and the loss to the economy. >> so the language

companies are cutting hours on their own volition at the feet of the aca because somehow it is unreasonable to expect a million or billion dollar corporation to provide health insurance for their people to who work slightly less than 40 hours a week. has anybody bothered to read mr. ellmendorf's report all the way to the end coming and you heard mr. jeffries and others talk about it, but i want to talk about it again. may we read the conclusion in the appendix of the labor market. it is subject to, quote, and these are mr. ellmendorf's words, substantial uncertainty. and they would find this quote even more. quote, in the cbo's judgment, there is no compelling evidence, no compelling evidence that that part-time employment was increased as a result of the aca. so all this disaster, without the airwaves, is simply fear mongering. this speculating about a disaster without evidence and before the reforms are fully implemented, but as a strategy. a political strategy for the campaign. it goes nicely with the classic deficit bogeyman that we have been hearing about for three and a half years. th

on the other hand it is unreasonable issue of search and seizure to go in with my own right to privacy. they can go in and look at anything s there some solution in the middle? >> melissa, there is solutions for search and seizure across all different types. if you extended that to data and they had some oversight, you had to to to a judge -- to go to a judge before you could query the data. we're looking at this person's data. here's why. we have proof of suspicion. then yes. but that oversight is run totally amok like you have said. they can go into anybody's records at anytime. melissa: john, let me ask you back to the segment that came before you because you are an expert on this, what do you think about this idea of having hearings trying to figure out what went wrong and how to prevent what happened at neiman marcus and target? that seems to be a problem completely out of control. does the iiea of credit cards with chips rather than magnetic strips, how much of the problem does that solve? >> number one, the fact they're having hearings is imperative. and by the way they need to

. >> how she "channeled for scissors in an unreasonable way" -- >> and what she wrote a bad check. >>because the usable evidence was so void of actual substance -- >> the odds were stacked against her. >> she was forced to make a choice. >> face the charges -- >> likely facing years in charges -- >> going to get slapped with an 80 year prison sentence. >> or plead guilty. >> and only spend three years in prison. >> she chose the latter. >> was it really a choice? >> when it became not a matter of innocence or guilt -- >> the degree of guilt -- >> when the path of freedom will down to the lesser of two evils -- >> really guilty or someone guilty? >> no, this was done a fair choice and not a fared trial. >> this is unacceptable. >> when people like cece mcdonald are being killed almost monthly. >> governor, you're the only one with the power to stop this injustice. >> these parted cece mcdonald -- >> and show her and the world that bravery like this -- >> should be heralded and not punishable. looks a bit of that was crowd source with the voices of different supporters of cece mcdonald.