colombia, una vez responsable de la vida del presidente alvaro uribe, hoy el fonestadounidos.ionnoticiero unr hearecio@@nteisionnoticiero uni@ isionnoticiunivis virginia, enfr conspirar con organizaciones criminales que traficaron mÚltiples toneladas de cocaÍna a este paÍs, siguiÓ el proceso de menos de 5 minutos por una interprete. planea declararse no culpable, y procederemos sobre esa base, su defensa s s suspend solicitar l libertad bajo fianza, Él se entregÓ a la dea,noticiero univi n buscarÁn aclarar el estatus migratorio, si lo ponen en libertad condicional, ice lo detendrÍa, en el 2000-2008 cuandoivisionotio univn eraunivn @ univis de senodad deero unfonher narcionficantticierivisfo@@ivis caun de laionnoistencero unfonio v nar.heivisio >>@@ unticierivisfounivitt,nnotn isionesiden@@ciero isfonuniviÓn indignaciÓn cualquier conducta delictiva de isfonsantollo. >>> segÚn su abogado estÁ bien de Ánimo, y sera imputado de cargos maÑana en la corte, mientras tanto, estÁ bajo la custodia de alguaciles federales, y preso en una cÁrcel local de la ciudad, en la corte@ Ós niÑos en la Última diiv

. >>> el comitñt uni-edicion no rd legisladores enviaron unanot unr v t c t perturbadoras, el hoediciot uni-edicion no rn amenazantes contra la primera dama.univision@@not uni-edicion unidos, los dosno candidatos da mensajes en español, mitt romney acudió a su hijo y el presidente barack obama a un cantante. >>> en losúltimos 30 días, la i-edicbarackno rpt ounivis@@ suo noen comi-edicciónno rptunivis@c not que miedicio rptivisio romno hispano en el mismo período. >>> una encuesta, es un refeljo del sentimiento de los votantes ese día, vamos a tener una campaña muy ardua y larga. >>> la reacción del apoyo hispano al presidente barack obama, abrió una oportunidad para el nominado republicano mitt romney. >>> especialmente en estados claves como nevada, nuevo uni-e si no gana esosion no rptunivis@ >>> los latinos jugarán un papel enorme. >>> la campaña del presidente t@ - @@not uni-edicion no rptunivisis @@identenot unicion john f ken inauguró los mensajes en español. >>> a pesar que tienen not un impacto eoss comerciales lo que ha dicho el candidato es lo que definirá. >>> es el octavo m

logra. >>> felicidades. >>> gracias. >>> te tenemos una @@primer imp) ivision@@primer impacto (m-f)unrucho? una canciÓn de Él? >>> yo no sÉ maÑana. >>> el momento llegÓ cuÁntas horh. >>> llegaste. >>> felicidades, gracias por venir. >>> el compartir con este niÑo que se esforzÓ por salir adelante. muchos nos quejamos de problemas estupidos, Él es un ejemplo para todos. >>> aquÍ vamos. >>> no creas que voy a traerle un perro. >>> hola. >>> hola. >>> ok, yo quiero por Última vez preguntarle a huguito quÉ crees que te traigo? >>> un perrito. >>> que venga el perrito. (gritos) . >>> dios mÍo, dios mio. dios mÍo. >>> soy muy feliz. haciendo este tipo de cosas. y quÉ felicidad que nuestunionp mÚsica te gusta, y te llega. >>> sÍ. >>> eres un ejemplo maravilloso para todos. >>> al igual que luis enrique la familia de huguito vino de otros paÍses y ciudades para celebrar el logro y compartir con la madre que fue el sostÉn. >>> quÉ belleza la mamÁ, un beso a ella. >>> quÉ canciÓn te gusta mÁs? >>> yo no sÉ maÑana. >>> huguito cantame un pedacito. ♪ yo no sÉ maÑana si se acaba el mundo, yo no sÉ

. >> el pasado a 1 de julio gracias a la colaboraciÓn de unr con el paradero delciero univisn certificadounivin Ó de comunicaciÓn que por favor no mostraran mÁs el video de su boda. >> y asÍ llegamos al final de noticiero univisiÓn, gracias por haber estado con nosotros, que tengan buen fin de semana. >> hoy es viernes 13, no se case ni seisionunivisticierbarqueivi. >>univisionunivision@@noticierov

i wish i could unring a bell, but i can't it's. it's just something that was beyond our control. anyone who's ever had a computer situation like, that it's not perfect. we've never had this situation before, and god willing, we'll never have anything like this again. but we're not making any excuses. we did everything we could possibly humanly do. >> the fireworks show typically lasts about 20 minutes. last night's was all of 15 seconds. garden state has offered to redo the show. >>> jeremy lin's magical run in new york appears to be over. gary has details straight ahead. plus could matt cain and the giants hang onto a 4-run lead? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the point of an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon if the miles aren't interesting? the lexus ct hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> all right, good evening, everybody. double dose of bad luck prt giants. freddy -- for the giants. freddy sanchez had surgery today. his career may be over. matt cain and the giants wearing the 1922 throw back uniforms. angel pagan,

>>eestounivnprimer impacto (m-f don@@heprimer impacto (m-f)@@unr a la virgen de la ciudad. >> es asíve hesalir @@u cisdonio, vaprimerc( lo@@tallesunivispr impacm-f)heuc >> alison tenía tan impacm-f)@@s e se puedan redimir. >> ella no regresó a casa luego de@@@@ su ent@@mientoprimer imp procurador de los derechos humanos dijo que hay que revisar. >> tanto te extraños alison.@@up (m-f)ar pueunivis@@heer imp (mn (m-f)er (m-f)@@ 5isdonprimerac es@@isdonprimeracto (@@univisher in impaco hubom-f)henunivisa@@ ( te@@nounivispr impacm-f)undon i alertando a la policía, pero no le hicieron caso. >> no sabemos de@@heprimer impa podría haber responsabilidad por omitir. >> dicen que había un cadáver en un pueblo. >> no tienen esto en mente y no podemos determinar por su ropa y el siguiente paso es que la identificación es por adn¡. >> todos pedían que no fuera ella, pero sus peticiones fueron fulminadas cuando dieron los resultados. >> es que nadie sabe por qué se ensañaron tanto se describe un cuadro dantesco. >> está desmembrado, en 8 partes. >> una apuñalada en el abodomen y luego el asesino le

you can't unring this bell. and we must follow through with this process. >> there was a call you have later with miss hayes. what was discussed? >> this was the first direct contact i had with her. it was also hurt informing me of what she knew about -- it was also her informing me of what she knew about what occurred with my wife eliana and the next door neighbor. it was not a long conversation. i was listening. i was learning of all this for the first time. 1st about my wife and then miss peralta haynes. >> let me step back about -- let me step back for a moment. dishy inform you of the conversation with ivory madison? >> she did. >> was that in the first call? >> it was in the evening. could you be more specific? >> was it in the first call you had with her that she informed me she had had a conversation with ivory madison? >> i do not remember if it was the first or second but i could refresh my memory. is that ok? counselor, maybe you can help me as to which time we are talking about. i see 5:20 p.m., ther

dentales, en la residencia donde viven los familiares no hubo movimiento, su hermano dijo vÍa impacto@@unrunivisionprim que entre a univisiÓn.com y busque "primer impacto". vamos a la pausa, por lo pronto, enseguida cada vez mÁs menores comienzan a tener relaciones sexuales a temprana edad, y se convierten en madres antes de tiempo, un testimonio. >>> y una niÑa con deformaciones fÍsicas cambiÓ luego de un encuentro que para muchos fue impactante. y nos acompaÑa la nueva conquista de luis miguel , en manos de jomari para una transformaciÓn, ya verÁ quÉ le contÓ, estamos de regreso en "primer impacto", hay mucho mÁs, se lotounivcontn,er imp@@univis. c v o @ s . >>> bueno, cada dÍa mÁs jÓvenes relaciones actosexuivisio sin@@ consecuencias de un embarazo, abel con el conmovedor teision@@heprimer impacto@@univn mÉdico,er impacto@@univisionpri acto@@univisionprimer impacto@@m >>> es novia de un compaÑero dÓ que me estaba pasandounivisionhm . me dijo, no impacto@@univisionÉ enfrentar aunivision@@primer imo obvio que no me cayÓ bien primero, a todos los @@univisio@ >>> no duda enprimer impactouni

you can't unring this bell. the bell wasn't running by the victim. the bell was running by, in this the bell was rung by the person that is guilty of a crime. so suddenly the victim feels responsible maybe not only the violence or the poor status of the relationship but also for the consequences of that. you see guilt, shame, fear, financial insecurity. how am i going to t mysel of myself and my family? what is going to happen to me? what will happen to him? >> cheryl: and this is an organization like yours and you have a website. we'll put that on the screen right now. kathy, thank you so much. >> thank you very much. >> cheryl: when we continue, we're going to learn something called reproductive and sexual coercion. a process ol an birth control ad other forms o release me, momigus! that's mom to you. and you should eat something that's good for you before you go outside. never! come on james. it's a new fiber one chewy bar. chocolatey and delicious. fiber one chewy bar, huh? mmm. refueled space captain james. [ male announcer ] new fiber one chewy

. >> i wish i could unring a bell, but i can't. >> reporter: at least unring the car alarms.ntment to some but not all. >> i was not expecting that! that was awesome! >> that was a good start. >> yeah. >> you don't often see the grand finale at the beginning. >> reporter: on the internet, they call this an epic fail. too bad it happened too late to be included in this. >> oh! ♪ somewhere over the rainbow >> reporter: the ultimate fireworks fail compilation set to music. ♪ i wish upon a star and wake up where the clouds are far behind me ♪ >> reporter: at least no one was hurt in the san diego blowout. the coast guard had a technical term for the fireworks fiasco. >> a "premature ignition." >> reporter: leading one poster to quip -- "i swear to you, this has never happened to me before." even after the fireworks were spent, the music played on. ♪ what so proudly we hailed >> reporter: in the land of the free, feel free to cheer premature ignition. jeanne moos, cnn -- >> whoo, yeah! >> reporter: new york. >> america, whoo-hoo! >>> well, in case you think television reporting is

expand the firm's on bigger loans were hit in the early 1920's with this deflationary their deulti on unr n . usiedor exed loans are going broke. reio helps to deepent fo says in this part i'm st ki of extrapolating you are a smart guy can you do something to helpte amriwlke ffor s hp r nre he monetary system so that a dollar is a dollar and the variable money so thatwe can stabilize do dal r te in terms of dollars of the variable pchasing power of money doesn't create all this lehsg od fseri the harding administration is trying to to get rid of the assets teseve ie lson f f alabama and coordinate and offers, this famly was almost completely built to uceanm irtef ti niie sloor il oe hm t iles la to develop and use the electcity from the dam to produce ammonium nitrate for rtilizer fo s. danthe private real car he is discussing with for what his plan is, and the plan s ay gome5 ioic n'cmlethv cmp for another $8 million finance it cannot with a typical bond extended financing where the government would borrow the money and then repdo >>they have ways of producing massive arms quickly. o he

moricans rlly d't unrs wa faist al in t of republicans are really fashioned and that is a radical statement ut i would like your en tha gu jogorgecd gh what constitutes fascism and fascism is somethini is a, temperamentally, and kind of like occupy wall street where they don't even know what the als are but we are goi t mpeny al y doesn't fit into that mold. >> host: hendersonnevada. >caller: i haveeen reai am struck by the parallels in particular are around the second hundred days wherehe supreme court sakg 5-4 ncded austi ned roberts. 0 one roberts. and there is precedent wre these 5-4 decisise de at we erienci. anwo if you could comment. >> gueste cot paing fiof 17 afr r wie lasl s icby vdist a heno going to deal with this anymore. and they say there was an old saying the court dt desionthct e grof c a ves on the porch, to flip so they allow new deal programs which tad bn ut dmtrn. y s retirements where roosevelt doesn't get the court by dint of inflation of numbers but simply by making apme ueyeyoitllme h ateng >>st. lko teaching. my are original goal was to lle ndaid eree lo oupo twork

. >> i mean at one point the teachers keep it lookingur an unr noe cipalog ged ge t i ahewe ats tlyer a achievement gap. it was misspoken in the last nose but it goes the other aleescht be bld shhaa-- drf cascan th book, are much more wes orslsndyed i cni a tgs m so that the pediatricians, you know charred abouwhat they should dat a chofices i gh tonn cht, it is quite possible that they are having developmental delays because it'snt il oficdnt osaripy he dots, much earlier than white kids. now, and that ishestyt qtetoo e aa t 0 elo doesch on, what she thought she was doing research onwas the effect of malnutritioon infant develoent. chen wtuno ah dae uc ead even when they were malnourished then european children that they -- every scale that she thssechyh tthem on, thatth th90d most recently i think, the one i quoted, who di a dissertaon on that and found afn-icdi, th w ttont aun yeol and then one kid gets in school and the transaction starts to reverse. id >>l kno h maths es wed st ths why the table was there. thank you. >> hi. namis sph and'm a litnteeou a gh. in your book you talk

the ,gernmen nw aton unr n tssen g targeted.paris was my friend and she was wehk e sard wo months o rns. r rterst report, it was from homes. she wrote about howhe government was sharing a cilian area in what the ildr wergointug e wre t the io sewteidows -- it was one of the most beautiful and moving pieces shd r e. arehenyerfr ti ayll'de ha fomiodanso >> is there a nonfiction author featedn oku'd li toee -ml tvan, weust tem/tv >> what are you reading this summer? booktv wants to know. >> there are two wonderful books outnoourel-a is wngonhes wog heer.rnis david maraniss is working on another biography at tim d e ets ea byioolihiia at worth reading. walter isakson's book on steve jobs is a perfect exple. phenanthgoeg on reg?e cutl ueiad etiy, actually. i read a wonderful book written by a british fly fisherman about his father in worldar i callblot m inoue48 aiumnd ac ro thurmond and dewey, fit election after the war. i'm reading the book about george bush and how he decided to go to war. mye inisd cer go gndolie at i read a lot

liberty for the sake of security right we're going to go back to franklin chorus so is it possible to unring that bell well you know frank church him self warn the country as a result of what he found out about the massive abuse during the sixty's and seventy's that if the technology advanced to a stage where essentially you could surveil everybody or have they kept tab passage of her body would you be able to pull it back and so the open question really is. why should we trust n.s.a. in the twenty first century any more than we. ended up finding out how much you have to distrust n.s.a. during the sixty's and seventy's. there's there's very few people who have not in some way at some time in their lives committed some crime and one of the ways that really genuinely tyrannical regimes operate the north korean regime for example is they will make all kinds of things illegal you know it's illegal to travel outside of your town without permission and then they don't provide any means to get the permission so basically everybody in the country is a criminal and the government knows about it and t

i do believe in data-driven policyaninken reot tedw d cdeco unr ac because if i want to write more exciting paper, i want to sort of show some problems and i'mogodioda r horem be wyote foiota combination of competition in the media and the academic market and data ability. dowherroplea p e ny pis at tk ao l some industries in design fashion managed to succeed in spite of this. managed to com wod leer worifte'aso abha miifu , rectnh at iyaowm a joke, the joke is because the human is to great. ey overcome allth veie in steus [iib an industries they don't require a large infrastructure you can still operate and . dsothfon u i ca nryde on peoplef talent. it's not a organization that requires standard efficiencies. that's why italy has the advaag were aasin dg nipruce i ar t as od ioin . i think that the -- in a system that i not tare moiictol gati inys tt ks st ucoriula large organization. that's why italy is efficient. that's where it's falling behind in a world that is becoming more mpetive. >>k ho critique has emerged from amican -- which has itt eqtyh re eaialha ni mitda isreveals a fundame

. >> i was second unring a bell but i cannot.ing that was beyond our control anyone that ever had any kind of computer system knows that it is not perfect. we've never had this situation before we hopefully will never see this again. we are not making excuses. we did everything we can possibly do. >>mark: and the fireworks usually lasts 20 minutes but it only lasted 20 seconds >> at a southern california the yacht club and more rain dead delray >> caught a mako shark caught and about 15 mi. off the coast. the fish was too large and was spending the scale. they figure the shark was about 800 lbs.. the head to toe it in on the back of the boat. it was a mass of sharp attacks in southern california. you'll be right back with kron 4 morning news. back to school time means back to school germs. that's why lysol partners with schools to help teach healthy habits, habits you can reinforce by adding lysol wipes and no-touch hand soap to your back to school list. learn more at lysol.com/schools >>mark: welcome back to the kron 4 morning n

investigation maxie turning point in this investigation to gather to problems w ncer thlyivstind unring of the no more solyndras act is an example of how oversight should work. ask tough questions, identify probms and offer legislative sora tirecnt t.. under title 17 and poster child for this simulates a green driven energy program. it was also the first seamless baed ripie fe.. anra ie t le bupjuwo s r ln l in six months after d.o.e. restructure the loan and subordinated his interest to so solyndra payors, ensuring they won't pay a dime. through the first compani whreedgaanbe rt onr is, loan guarantee programs have now filed for bankruptcy and hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars will never be recovered. the reason the committee initiated this lender loa guarantee investigation are simple or the democrat jori 200acnu o oversight even after the injection of funding even after the loan guarantee chomp at the and white house asits fri u un of workers. we have a duty to figure out what went wrong with the cilantro adtran solyndra and by the first properly manage. it has been ugh ed d e

documents 19nypeopamrnto nd setht s american military away from a conscription-based recruitent process to -unr ce e the tdy. haenusacf sedeapfte li, w j the force. the fourth became more diverse. and also in the 1970s and petaf foase seen the ec opuhe a e cul. leha oaic puonrs u, ie 190s, the numbers were well over 10-15%. for much, volunteerism was a ci ebe t w itta mmievlnt p unofhe 18th century, even going bac to 1607 and jamestown. but when we think by 2 uokhism we're probably ship ksvryin ceernga er lio dien tt st but that's a foreign country clichÉ. and 18th and 19th cntury, a lot of thse people who ntd pe f idf on mes cmicooee at url sowmn days, the location of the would be deserters and george washington complained lot about deserters, but more often than not there was some id pores foliator wi.tfr kilysewag an oon in ry interesting about these early documents ar individuals who here a calling, asraoaivyos oh e ng . t cdesm in lo t vs 't really, articulate that interestingly. i ve the story of an 18 ated cllat wamames monrowho n 76. yo old i coll u a different context, he had a choice

women don't want to be put througthe sexism and scrutin that youneviblyetut unr.atis whe we domentverying. everhings ofaceok, erytng isn twitr. whahapps5 years ago when someone runs for office and there's a picture on faceboof emrinkg i colle. at'she wor we liv in you ve tbe a pfect pern in oer t run f priden romour nvertion do u fe peoe arnd t cotry ll b mor forging in 15 o 20 years. if i had this conversation with my friends, i would say if people aren't forgiving about faceok msage whehey' 18 1nd,hen wilhave nobo runngor oice re. i agre thinour geratn has l mo op-mindnes when it comes to this sort of thing. i think for whatever reason, older peopleote and think you have to have a perfectife a be a perctpers, puing ur d on e roo is goi t benderscruny,ometng y did higchoo is goi t undscruny. it not a world i want to live in. >> meghan mccain, thanks very much. we appreciatit. up next, our politic nel. can rney getut o ts therg stm ove in? rst,he wte hse sou o the y,oast chiennd vetabl that a vy cssic oor frid. notoo adventurous. oh mirks goodness! outcast. you ca

. >> so how do we unring that bell? >> what we have to do is not the nagging.iously does not work. >> we have to figure out ways sort of where things are landing and just make it easier for them. for example -- i know. why do we have to make it easier for them? but we do. >> let's do it. >> here is a perfect example. keep baskets in a place where he's typically dropping his towels, let's see if he can just get them in there. >> what looks nicer in your home than baskets everywhere? >> oh, look, andre can play a game. >> this is for the guy that's still a kid at heart. if you want to make it a little easier. >> i'll get it, andre. no problem. >> let's see if she can get it in. >> all right! >> you turn it into a game. to throw the dirty socks. >> that may not be the most appealing thing. >> not unless you love basketball things hanging in your home. >> well, this would be plan "b." take a hutch. this one i got from wayfair.com. it was under $200. you can get it at a thrift shop. a hand-me-down. cut a hole right out of the top, and let that become your hamper. >>

ey fl unr tireconf thagrilturdepament in here,ou he aot o consvatives on the right that have said look, these food stamp programs, they are too big, too bloated, they create a culture of dependency, w nd to cut th andhrin em. u alhave lot of libals o sano,ouavebvioly se the dire enomitime liv ineopl are dende on tseood smpsecau th are actually in real need of sustenan, we can't cut them. so we have a far right and far left approach. then youave this st of dera in theiddl wch saysok,ou kw wh, rhapthe ogras aittl o g, w shod tmit. at'shatou s i the natebecae tt wld me ito tha thentirill wh althesothe imptanthing that pertain to the farming industry can go forward, but it looks like rightnow, the house gop leadership in order to avoid a contentious foright o hang a tse dfere regial ieres pitgain ea oth asell a loong ke ty wto takunch aw fro schl chdren are justoingo notllowhis llo go t the floor and punt it, essentially punting what you have will be the status quo an another extension like wve seen so much in this congress anotr ieresng tng he is ts bls shat prlemac beuse als costalo ov a

and they will -- they will throw false accusations and try to ring a bell that you can't unring in the public's perception about who mitt romney is, what his record is. he needs to be prepared and the campaign can't hold back in defense of romney's record and what it is that he believes and stands for. so i am glad that in a case like this, he is demanding an apology. he's got to take the gloves off, the romney campaign has to, in order to effect the change that is needed in this campaign and turn things around for the country. can't hold back. >> greta: governor, thank you. >> thank you so much, greta. ou a shocking accusation, the obama campaign saying that governor romney may have committed a felony. stephanie cutter says if governor romney misrepresented his role at bain capital on sec documents, he may have committed a felony. notice the romney campaign is demanding an apology, saying that president obama ought to apologize for the out-of-control behavior of his staff. how did we get into this food fight? >> look, i think what you are seeing githe obama campaign is on the attack.

a huge unr taking to be sure. >> woodruff: and to the analysis of shields and brooks-- that's syndicated columnist mark shields and "new york times" columnist david brooks. welcome. we'll talk about the olympics and let's start with the economic growth report out today. what is it going to mean for the campaign. >>. >> it's bad news. it's interesting that there are 7 presidents elected since world war ii but when they were elected the growth has risen 4%. we are talking about less than 2% right now. george bush was elected with 2-point and ic eisenhowerer 2.3d when the economy is the central determining issue in the campaign which it in this campaign it can be nothing but bad news right now fo the president and his campaign. >>woodruff: nothing but bad news for the president? >> i agree. reagan started with 10% unemployment and he had growth up at 6% and now we are under 2. the dangerous thing for the president is the deceleration. we are still growing but the rate of growth is going down. i can't think of anyone that has won an election with a decelerating rate. as they have said earlie

. >> i wish i could unring a bell, but i can't. >> reporter: in short the intense show was a disappointmentwas not expecting that. that was awesome. >> what a good start. you don't often see the grand finale at the beginning. >> reporter: on the internet they call it a epic fail, but it happened too late to be included in this -- ♪ somewhere over the rainbow >> reporter: the ultimate fireworks compilation set to music. ♪ wish upon a star and wake up where the clouds are far behind you ♪ >> reporter: at least no one was hurt in the san diego blowout. the coast guard had a technical term for the fireworks fiasco. >> premature ignition. >> reporter: leaving one person

. >> i wish i could unring a bell, but i can't. >> reporter: in short the intense show was a disappointmentwas not expecting that. that was awesome. >> what a good start. you don't often see the grand finale at the beginning. >> reporter: on the internet they call it a epic fail, but it happened too late to be included in this -- ♪ somewhere over the rainbow >> reporter: the ultimate fireworks compilation set to music. ♪ wish upon a star and wake up where the clouds are far behind you ♪ >> reporter: at least no one was hurt in the san diego blowout. the coast guard had a technical term for the fireworks fiasco. >> premature ignition. >> reporter: leaving one person into quip, i swear this has never happened to me before. even after the fireworks were spent, the music played on. ♪ what so proudly we hailed >> reporter: and in the land of the free, feel free to cheer premature admission. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> i'm randi kay, and thank you for watching. "state of the union" with candy crowley starts right now. >>> june disappoints with weak job numbers. today, unemployment and the pre

and lord cook was one of those who stood up for the medieval view that the king is uder god and unr the law. i think te agna carta or think of st. thomas, the medieval view of government. >> what's the medieval period? >> for these purposes, one would say from the year 1000 up until the mid1400s, so maybe the sen, 1,000 to 1400, that's what most people think of as the high middle ages, te flower of med evil cystendom in europe. we were taught this was a bad period. evil repression and evil priests and feudal barrons denying freedom. if you look at what's going on, you see representative government, you see limits on the power of kings, you see the church speaking out against tr ran i call rule. you see the right of resistance being expounded as by a spokesman for the pope in the year 100 in the battle or inves titure of bishops which is something most people don't learn about, in which he said if a king violates the higher law of god or violates the exact by which he rules, then h may be resisted. this was the medievaliew. and the essence of it was stated by brackton who is a jurist in

. >> i wish i could unring a bell, but i can't. >> reporter: at least unring the car alarms.nse, show, was a disappointment to some but not all. >> i was not expecting that! that was awesome! >> that was a good start. you don't often see the grand finale at the beginning. >> reporter: on the intent thr they call this an epic fail. the ultimate fireworks fail compilation set to music. ♪ i wish upon a star and wake up where the clouds are far behind me ♪ >> reporter: at least no one was hurt in the san diego blowout. the coast guard had a technical term for the fireworks fiasco. >> a, quote, premature ignition. >> reporter: leaving one poster to quip, i square to you, this has never happened to me before. even after the fireworks were spent, the music played on. ♪ what so proudly we hail ♪ >> reporter: in the land of the free, feel free to cheer. feel-free ignition. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> america, woo-hoo! >> at least no one was hurt. my favorite segment is we call the "ask wolf" segment and you can ask wolf a question and we will answer it on air when we have an opport

so, you know, the president wanting to let the bush tax cut pireexce forhose ming unr $25000.th the replica are justoingo say, pe, it' abt th debreli. and, so, you get americans thinking, not so much about the taxes, but about the debt. look at the spe thrt govement all ey disend, spd, end. d th geteopl ver ary d yotakehat empsis off the ta off of the indidualevelnd y put i onhe dtnd thasre it comes back and the republicans have a much stronger argument. >> that's the one they're making. >> the republican support, they pport governmentpendg jus asuchs demrats do b ey le t hidt batiol serityand, i mean wnt mesofens thiis wre, e reblics arthe mber one oponts of masve government spending. >> i just think there that much evidence that there's that big of difference. >>overent speing se i 20% gd to 2425 vernnt endi. >>nderobam inhe wef the ressi. itose rosshe wld. i wan t tha ed conner, the former partner at bain capital and you have been told aut t onomis wrg. weidn' eve g t marnal x rat. >>what y shod kn thi weekrighaftethis [ me anunce] eseah suestshe health of our cells plays a

and, you know, part of it is that the american, certaly for unr a bouer yor fou0, e icex, though language is filled with pop culture. in 19th century it might have pais i just don't wantes so waste my wasted child because i wasted so much time watching tv. i mit as well get something ad. cobus, watching tv. my tn years reading above politics and political history. my fathewavetetuuy. enly t wagroond e oe. iet lot of criticism, advance -- criticism from my fans , but i thout t was nessarorystook tje wh y tnk caus in terms of my process, n one of these, you know, sort of as rg t tas hix ben teryayfou enewa learned, it is very deliberate, a slow rer agonizes over a very immaterial. thingsbout beiheround oo t rn tri fan t gs so i basicallyook my laptop to the american enterprise institutend smoke of.y i theal io oneyav r of heor ts eabectth i don't smoke cigarettes. >> cars. >> cigars. it is caught now that the book is done i am cutting away back bar ad es owwiet cls at -- a, that does not mean th're not bad for you. chances are terrible, but you don't inhale cigars. f tny wws w demeorrkth it

andty ry titeyhth compared to them these newspapers were not at all important and you know very much unr their bos. of ncp s co nepeecncrng lil dh teoc on, and they get to be bolder and bolder for reasons i go into in the book. by0, ty floa's a certainly prngms a s olalue t y. on independence from britain or conciliation with another country. gomehowevak, atkifth thhuqti a pocarihir it's often -- the products that people are reading are often ps-amobeowhs or pocans atthtuf press, that the founders were familiar with. that press wasvery local. it was small-sce and ita ryit. ofoin or, k nonfiction material that the staff at generated. that was not really in the cards. so you know as wes rur in jrnsm's ththis unanticipated or doesn't fit into this constitutional sceme. [lteho invented rerters? cawete tkf symst sot coast be not at all. it really was until about the 1830s. again here in new yorkcit joliamenn it anyoed so he is going way down in the market trying to reach the broadest possible audienceand to do that he needed to fill upith ri, in gsry,fesws tpoe atns, dockings of ships and any

then with the statesre reedhexg unr lyo aou annawih ated its oe t usodsor ta the form of threa to terminate other independent grants as a means of pressuring the states at cy has e lnerg ob wthheo olyp y j yhean e coeron bthe ending clause and this is beyond whatever that line is and these are the chngelinesluth thi lee again, once obamacare policy issues in thenext panel willsc v inmsud a th c ingt g ohrg t ca wasfiled a few weeks ago these are what we are going to obar supheah hia l falcandt onthestio reitdyfathe inflows i'm not sure how many legs the taxing power political decision will have, but certainly on thecommerce in thasalnlt np r arfhe di pninsu hat really was baking new ground and then posing new limits on federal power which is what the chale is all about. thankou. we are ing o ave a little discussion among the panelis before return to questions from e audience. but we begin by i ad te ht h dio omhettga brake on thecommerce clause no longer enge im hud to compe peoe to ga w teas never engaged in y such a command as this. se, e e dt lal thm clause ower that has followed the con

and third, having the poor judgment to put them on the internet, this is a very difficult bell to unringington, d.c. mayor marion barry did regain office after a crack scandal where he spent time in prison. louisiana senator david bitter was reelected after dealing with a prostitution scandal m. for weiner the strongest sympathy in new york may come from his congressional district. >> with the baggage he's bringing into it, i think his career in politics is about over. >> it was creepy what he did, we all understand that. that's his personal choice. >> too much damage done for him. >> at least one expert isn't completely ruling out a political comeback. >> i don't think it's impossible for him to comeback. i think as napolean once said, engage the enemy and see what happens. >> now anthony weiner isn't commenting, but wolf, you know, whether or not he decides that he's going to test the political waters, he does have a war chest. before he resigned from congress he raised about $4.5 million for the 2014 mayoral race in new york city. >> you have to use it or effectively lose it. so there

unfortunately, rothstein was unr option to a film producer, and i thought it prudent to consult with him whether i should be talking with the actor. so i sort of talked to him and said i'd be happy to have lunch with you and discuss anything but arnold rothstein. [laughter] but i think he has consulted -- but i found very little in my research on rothstein which connected him to atlantic city. there was only one thing i really found, it was somewhat tangential about the rum-running operations. >> host: next call here on booktv on c-span2 comes from delane in granada, colorado. please, go ahead. >> caller: good afternoon. i was just calling to see what your take on the teapot dome scandal would be during the harding to coolidge administrations through the oil companies and that scandal? >> guest: yeah. >> caller: and i'll hang up and listen to you, thank you. >> guest: well, teapot dome is, basically, the handy work of the secretary of the interior, albert w. fall. he controls the secretary of the navy. we talk about the strategic petroleum oil reserves, and this is what this is about

let me define the word liberatn's peoe rs wte rssis toeti ara vus unr pe t bn lucky enough to go throughments available from prior terms that show the kind of conversation that is -aorn jtthton goingamg h ome w ihese cases is important but it's almost sort of just part one to the whole thing, it's the raonal sooecniv t gr c jcen rtob lhi tiopa i o e er a hhw in gn the taxing power. we know exactly how he flt about the commerce cause. he was vigorous in rejecting ot osevendsow wih th alar ginet tuvtsid s camay e h enm uments, that john roberts was laying some groundwork to uphold it and even potentially on the taxingpw e l s corvesewob d inaitnd he en ttt aths ios sy,tins. i can't even imagine how many drafts that might have gone through because the average case can go through a dozen or two dozen drats and the thraonansst ab ia s whhe likely headed and wasn't with the four conservaves on a rationale we aaa rrd uphd t ti a crvesee buw h ichnerigb suin oease being pressured by president obama and his statements after the oral arguments or pressured in some way by pa leahy which meing oon i

. >> so how do we unring that bell? >> what we have to do is not the nagging.why do we have to make it easier for them? >> we do. here's a perfect example. keep baskets in a place where he's typically dropping his towels, let's see if he can just get them in there. >> plus, it will look nice in your home, baskets everywhere. >> okay. so this is for -- >> andre can play games. >> this is for the guy that's still a kid at heart. if you want to make it a little easier. >> get it, andre. let's see if she can get it in. >> you turn it into a game. that might not be the most appealing thing. >> not unless you love basketball things in your home. >> well, this would be plan "b." take a hutch. this one i got from wayfair.com. it was under $200. you can get it at a thrift shop. get a hand me down. cut a hole right out of the top, and let that become your hamper. >> that i like. that's smart. so now you don't really have anything showing. it looks like a bookshelf. and the clothes are tucked away. >> i really like that one. >> bob was leaving coffee all over the place. h