country's fifty such facilities the government move comes after the public opposition to move to an untruthful in last year's fisherman disaster after the catastrophic consequences. and back with interest on the fifteen minutes time for the sport now and entertain the studio with the latest. hello there thanks for joining me and here's a taste of what is coming out. and told to seventy is that in russia's top like comes to an end after one of the fifty two clues of yet still. going for gold rush is going to be taking the seats on the reinforcements on the eve of world championships in scandinavia. i'm sure that you should i rush your boss to the star on the way caroline kalb lights up a move to the brooklyn nets. let's start with the news that tom toms cub been relegated from the russian prime a league after a one on the feat currently. getting the game's only go after just six minutes here rising at the far post tom did have chances to equalise and had a good penalty appeal turned down for home ball in the first half but somehow have the rest missed this incident. more's the pity for tom and

when your department, the district attorney's office discovers an office -- an officer has been untruthful or is abusing power, do you have a policy in place for reporting this? or is there just an understanding, or how does your office deal with this? >> i also think everyone for having me here today. i could not agree more with the panelists to spoke before me. i say this to young lawyers all the time in our office. all we are is our integrity. all we are is our ability to communicate and put forth evidence to juries, and we have to rely on that. we have to rely on integrity. it is difficult when these situations happen. i was really involved with the crime lab cases and the allegations against the criminals. i've been very involved in the allegations regarding some of these search and seizure issues, and i am just now becoming involved with the cases of potential theft. and all these are allegations. what is difficult, i think, for prosecutors in our office -- we find folks to be very reactive to these situations. the response often is if officers are not being truthful, that we need to

fearful of admitting error that they stand up and defend things that only are face to face are untruthful president bush is being pounded with calls for an independent investigation into how u.s. intelligence so badly misjudged iraq's capabilities before the war having a presence holding all the cards pointing all the people having everybody accountable to him is a very bad idea if i would care to try to operationalize some a common sign made about what was going wrong in iraq and so i said if you among other things that if you're going to do this you have to treat it like an intelligence problem and that is not go looking for hidden weapons but going looking for the people who would be associated with hidden weapons one of the first things that worried me was we had a big army running through iraq in march and april to be empty was not used against them. nor was it found. that's sort of remarkable if they had had large stockpiles i really believe in the jungle telegraph put the word out on the street let people know what you're about and what you have to offer and usually you'll get peop

country's texted such facilities the government's move comes after public opposition to new to an untruthful in last year's fukushima disaster after they catastrophic loss of weight and tsunami. as the headlines for you up next an exclusive peek behind the kremlin walls with sophie shevardnadze meeting some of those who do unique and unusual jobs in russia's center of power stage. from a bird's eye view the oddly shaped triangle formed by moscow's kremlin could be seen as the heart of. a small state within a state these red walls have been protecting moscow's kremlin for more than five centuries. to even idea of its size so we decided to actually go around it before going inside we're going to start right here at this hour time you watch. the extent of the kremlin walls is over two kilometers and if you want to go around it you better go real fast because the winters in russia a really cold it's minus ten today. the first kremlin was built out of woods poured out a couple of times before being rebuilt in white stowed. three hundred years later the walls in a tower square faced with a famous

. >> i think it's wrong to ask me to be untruthful in order to get coverage, and i don't understand whyended to protect families would request that our family lie about who we are and lie about being a family in order to get protection. >> reporter: recent polling shows the amendment is likely to pass tuesday, but critics warn that if voters approve the measure, it will set a dangerous precedent. >> how people feel about same-sex marriage religiously or purposely, but the real question here is do we want to support voting on hate and division in our constitution? if. >> and stay with cnn for updates on the controversial amendment. north carolinians cast their votes on tuesday. >>> president obama thinks spouses of candidates are not fair game, but in france where the country is now electing a president of their own, well, it's a very different story. you heard the story the prince and the pauper. well, we've got a motto and a mistress. this is a goody. next. [ pilot ] flying teaches me to prepare for turbulence. the key is to have a good strategy. the same goes for my retirement. with t

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as the headlines sports news is next with an untruth. hello there thanks for watching the sport and here's a taste of what is coming up majestic malkin strikes twice for the red machine as russia rallied to beat latvia five to end their world championship opener while luis de carlo didier drogba schools the we're now as chelsea beat liverpool to one at wembley to lift the f.a. cup for seventh time. i am going to be number one rory mcilroy fine school mcquire hollow as he bids to reclaim goal top spot. to start the ice hockey they were russia have got off to a winning start at the world championships a break from you getting maliki and helping them overcome latvia five two in stock and that fear had taken the shot lead me into midway through the first period but nuclear equalized early in the second before markets brace further strikes from alexander pop up and you get increased nets of gave russia a five two victory in other games the usa aged olympic champions canada and overtime and there are also wins for switzerland and sweden. now i

inciting protests through social networks now bill the job was arrested just days after featuring untruth and assign an r.c. and on the prowl ground there was some plot a question to him and then chip shop human rights campaigner about the origins and the future of the arab spring movement that day of our job has always openly criticized the bahraini ruling family and the state's western allies the next edition of julian assange featuring the baylor job isn't and next hour but here's a brief preview for you. what i said in my twitter column that i'm going to meet julian assange and i'm going to speak to me t.v. program my house was surrounded by almost one hundred policemen and. machine guns in the idealized and i was not at home didn't they just do. my duty to me to come to deplete prosecutor today at four o'clock where i am be it do it so you're here to otherwise you're going to i received when i was ten and i think you know it but what i mean what is what are you going to do if i'm going to go back i mean i have to face it in i mean it's not the first. but this is the struggle this is

the super pacs on the republican side proven themselveses so far to be disingenuous, untruthful. own kind. they went after their own kind in the primary after gingrich and santorum. this is $200 million, $300 million. idea this karl rove and the koch brothers have that money at their disposal, they use it for nastiest campaign -- >> andrea: why are you so obsessed. >> greg: you always switch it -- >> it's chump change. >> eric: what does obama have? president obama has close to $1 billion. >> bob: but he doesn't have independent -- >> andrea: it's like koch brothers and karl rove is the republican bill ayers. no one cares about this. >> i would not equate the koch brothers with karl. they are two separateeeling aboe koch brothers. i think they have broken the law and sold to the enemy. >> eric: stop, snob, stop. >> bob: you always say stop. >> eric: we are talking about campaign financing. >> bob: big money behind campaigns. i believe karl rove would not do what the koch brothers do. brothers are evil people. >> greg: these are sugar daddies for political parties. get over it. >>

>> well, one, i think it's wrong to ask me to be untruthful in order to get coverage and i don't understanddment that is intended to protect families would request that our family lie about who we are and lie about being a family in order to get protection. also, i think that would require the entity providing the insurance to go through that additional process and it seems unreasonable to -- if they don't have a problem, you know, if the intent is for us not to lose our health insurance, then why are we going through this process? why pass an amendment that requires additional work if -- if the end result is that we would end up with the same thing? it's very confusing to me. but i think it would cost a lot of money and, again, i disagree with lying. i'm not going to go and marry someone i'm not in love with that i'm not living with so i can get some legal representation. this is the person i'm sharing my life with. this is the relationship that i have and that's what i'm asking to be protected. i'm not asking for anything new. i'm not asking for additional. i still can't get married wheth

. >> i think it's wrong to ask me to be untruthful in order to get coverage and i couldn't understand why an amendment that is intended to protect -- don't understand why an amendment that is intended to protect families require our family lie about who we are and lie about being a family in order to get protection. >> reporter: recent polling shows the amendment is likely to pass tuesday, but critics warn that if voters approve the measure, it will set a dangerous precedent. >> how people feel about same sex marriage religiously or personally is a matter of their conscience, but the real question here is do we want to support codifying and voting on placing discrimination and hate and division in our constitution? >> colorado could soon allow same sex marriages. both delaware and hawaii approved the marriages earlier this year. >>> it was just an absolutely gorgeous day today. temperatures were a little warm in some spots, mainly our inland valleys where it was 88 degrees in pleasanton, 85 in antioch, warm in the north bay 85 degrees in sand arose a, 86 in nap. -- santa rosa, 86 in n

where people say the most heinous things about the president, lies, untruths and romney can't confront them. he is incapable of correcting them? >> well, escapable. will he do it? john mccain had a reputation and still does for speaking his mind. the more he spoke his might be, the more the members of the base decided they didn't agree with him. mitt romney doesn't want to take that chance. he is very reluctant to be really candid about things he knows in his rational mind are correct like correcting that woman there talking about treason. as long as he feels that insecurity, we can expect to hear him go down that wishy washy middle. >> i agree with clarence that john mccain did do some straight talk. remember, john mccain also shifted starkly to the right during the 2008 primaries and i think for the reason that joy-ann mentioned, romney will ease into this. i believe when we get to the general election, he will start rebuking those people as he gets more confident. as he has more success in unifying the party. we've already seen the tack from the party shift recently saying even if y

once again, he is unfortunately untruthful when he says that democrats held the house for almost the whole of his presidency. that wasn't true. and ron christie conceded that as well here. what did you think of him saying this president has loaded debt? i thought it was president bush who was responsible for the prescription drug benefit? i thought it was president bush responsible for two unpaid for wars and president bush who ushered in massive tax cuts. >> both presidents have increased the debt. what is interesting is what romney romney suggests he would do differently. andes standing there in front of a banner saying cut the spending but his own plans would blow a massive hole through any balanced budget approach box massively increase the deficit. because he has proposed huge across the board tax cuts and increasing in government spending. and all we know about his plan to balance the budget, he says cannot be scored because he won't release those details. all we know is an overheard conversation and a private fund-raiser where he talk about closing loopholes like mortgage dedu

i think what voters learned is he is incredibly arrogant and politically confusing and untruth worthyther going after the ryan budget azurite wing social engineering or attacking capitalism and throwing the lunar base kind of stuff, and he just became sort of a mockery and the campaign which was clearly over a month ago evolved into nothing more than a national zoo tour. i think it is, you know, fun to remember newt as chuck todd said earlier, newt, we knew you. >> yes, he has of course been described as an undisciplined meg low maniac. we were going to collect the greatest hits against mitt romney but funnily enough the obama campaign did it for us. take a look. >> the romney machine can drive down and turn out and run over opponents with negative ads and doesn't seem panl of inspiring positive turnout and the result is very, very worrisome if you are thinking about the fall campaign. >> are you calling mitt romney a liar? >> yes. >> mr. cheerful has been pretty brutal on mitt romney, hasn't he, julian? >> yes, and he has been a gift to the democrats in addition to everything s.e. ju

it's amazing that romney will not correct what's been proven time and time and time again that is an untruththe president was not born in this country. the man has already given you his birth certificate more than a year ago yet donald trump continues to make this an issue. >> whether it's valid and legitimate. i think that trump is doing him a disservice in the long run. instead of focusing on jobs and the economy which is what mitt romney is going to run on, he is definitely doing him a disservice. but then again, you know what? he might get those votes he might not have gotten otherwise. >> we did an abc news poll where 20% of the people believe the president was born in another country. a year later that number was down to 10%. a small number but still a sizable portion of folks out there who buy what donald is saying. >> conspiracy theorists. >> it seems to be it should have been a nonissue a long time ago. interesting to see how that's playing out. >>> going to switch gears to this other story. people in san juan, texas, are looking for a drive-by shooter who opened fire outside of a p

medicare won't change, everything is going to be just the same five years from now is telling them an untruth. it is a fiscal impossibility for us -- >> rose: have you seen a reasonable proposal for cutting entitle its, entitlements from the administration. >> no never. >> do you think the proposal from ryan is reasonable? >> it is reasonable to send us on the way to getting healthy, i think it takes too long, but, yes, i would vote for it. > the sooner we solve this problem the more economic growth there is going to be. in other words, if you want -- what i hope for our country is what i saw growing up, a vibrant economically bountifully country that is rewarding risk taking, rewarding hard work, rewarding productivity and it doesn't matter from which class you came, you can come and you can grow. >> rose: there are 100 united states senators, how many senators would say, i am prepared to do everything, most of the stuff that coburn recommends? >> ten. >> rose: ten? >> yes. >> democrats or republicans. >> ten republicans. >> rose: ten republicans. >> yes. >> who are they? can you tell me? >>

but he tells the story in a charming enough action untruth -- a mature and not put off by it. you're well enough to go along with it. so i have the students read a selection where cellini is providing a masterwork and becomes very frustrated with the type missions. he has cast the original mole and now just left the technicians to mount the bronze in poorer then. it's a very complicated mold with a statue of hercules with the head of medusa and acm. and it's real complicated because it has to go from the heel all the way to the tip of the army through the snakes coils and had them everything. he chose this wonderful story about how he is on his deathbed. but the technicians are getting a break from serious to come off his deathbed and they can't get the fire hot enough to melt the metal hot enough and so they throw it all the fire but they've got a miniature when the furniture and start tearing the paneling off the walls and throw that in. he is developing these the various preaching while the fires burning any poisoning to indicate the mold and then he collapses on the floor

. >> i think it's wrong to ask me to be untruthful in order to get coverage.uest that our family lie who we are and lie about being a family in order to get protection. >> reporter: recent polling shows the amendment is likely to pass on tuesday. but critics warn that if voters approve the measure, it will set a dangerous precedent. >> how people feel about same sex marriage is a matter of the conscious. but the real question is, do we want to support codifying and placing discrimination in our constitution? >> reporter: randi kay, cnn, atlanta. >> we'll be right back. look, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ that bringing you better technology helps make you a better inve

she ought to say listen, i blew it, i've been untruthful, this deception has been advanced for many yearsed to take advantage of appearing to be a minority, and i had no right to do so, and i'm deeply sorry. now, if she says 245, let me tell you something, she -- i think alan senses it, she closes the lid on this thing, but she's not doing it, she's doubling down. >> i'm not sure she could write the script that mike suggests but i think something close to that. but you may be a good speech writer, mike, for elizabeth. shannon: it appears to be in sort -- some sort of rare agreement between the two of you! mike, alan, thank you both. >> thank you shannon. shannon: a troubling report on iran's nuclear program comes two days after fruitless international talks. more meetings set for next month but a growing number of analysts are asking whether iran is using the talks as a stall tactic. are they? we'll discuss it. >> new developments in the case of a woman who was shot after wandering into a stranger's home. we'll tell you why the 21-year-old intruder could wind up being charged from her hos

but if someone comes to me and is says your newspaper has printed an untruth, it is categorically a mistake, then i will say to paul, this person has written to me or -- and it is normally a letter -- complaining about this, would you please look into it. he and the legal team look into it and either sort it out with the politician directly or report back to me and say there is no truth to it. sometimes people have a different -- >> yes. so it's just a system that's built up, it's not something that you made known. >> no. well, yes, it's not something i've made known. to be honest, i don't really invite it, you know? because i don't think that -- i don't wish to get into the position of having to constantly deal with this issue because, obviously, the newspaper is writing controversial things all the time. >> exactly why i asked you the question. >> yeah, yeah. >> you were talking in general terms, lord rothermere, about the nature of your concerns. as a fair-minded person, as i'm sure you are, there have been occasions when you feel the paper may have gone too far in terms of intrusiveness

that term, slush fund, is a malicious untruth. nothing could be further from the truth. the truth is that the prevention fund has been a giant step forward for public health in our nation. typically prevention and public health initiatives are an afterthought. this means important community-based interventions often go unsupported. the prevention fund is making it possible for us to make national investments and evidence-based programs that promote physical activity, improve nutrition, reduce tobacco use. well, these are the investments that we make. this prevention fund which the republicans want to eliminate, invest $226 million to reduce chronic diseases including diabetes and heart disease. that minimizes the $440 billion a year in health care costs from heart disease alone. it invests $93 million for antitobacco education and support campaigns. to minimize the fact that over six million kids will die from smoking if the current rates persist. it investments $190 million for childhood immunization programs. again, to minimize the $3 billion a year in unnecessary heal