. >> new details about a roller of thousands of pounds of boneless veal products. 12,000 pounds of veal was pulled because of concerns the meat is contaminated. the veal was produced in mid-to late june in 60-pound boxes. that i have the establishment number m-27450 on the box label. no illnesses have been reported in connection with the products. >> hundreds of people looking to get help attended a workshop today. it was designed to help people understand the complex process of naturalization and determine eligibility and help them with the process. many of the people we talked to said they are urged to be a citizen and rooted in the desire to vote. >>> a place for family fun that many consider a peninsula landmark will be closing for good. the malibu grand prix family entertainment center in redwood city is closing august 18th. they opened in stores in 1979 and home to the largest single racer track in the bay area. the general manager said the entertainment center hasn't been making money. still to come, the tree that some say is a sign from god. why they call it tears from god in wh

. >> new details about a roller of thousands of pounds of boneless veal products. 12,000 pounds of vealas pulled because of concerns the meat is contaminated. the veal was produced in mid-to late june in 60-pound boxes. that i have the establishment number m-27450 on the box label. no illnesses have been reported in connection with the products. >> hundreds of people looking to get help attended a workshop today. it was designed to help people understand the complex process of naturalization and determine eligibility and help them with the process. many of the people we talked to said they are urged to be a citizen and rooted in the desire to vote. >>> a place for family fun that many consider a peninsula landmark will be closing for good. the malibu grand prix family entertainment center in redwood city is closing august 18th. they opened in stores in 1979 and home to the largest single racer track in the bay area. the general manager said the entertainment center hasn't been making money. still to come, the tree that some say is a sign from god. why they call it tears from god in what

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the veals continues to escalate as they continue to fight for cell of the country. militants ambushed two buses carrying off duty police officers in the sinai peninsula. 25 officers were killed. in washington the president is anxiously monitoring the situation but today, defense secretary chuck hagel said there's in the much we can do but watch and wait. >> it's up to the egyptian people. >> egypt is a critical ally in the me. the u.s. gives more than a billion dollars in aid every year. today the white house reiterated that it will review that aid. meanwhile, former egyptian president hosni mubarak could be released from custody. he's on retrial for the deaths of protesters from 2011. >>> more and worse floods are coming, so be prepared. that's the recommendation from a task force. the report by the hurricane sandy rebuilding task force said coast lal communities should assume floods will happen more often and sppgd now on protective measures could save later and calls for a more advanced electrical grid. >>> all right. in a couple of days, a a couple said their we

mexican bacon... ( loudly salivating ) lisa as homer: and a mouthwatering veal chop. ( slurping ) oh, dad. oh... and i'm at a stupid, boring ballet. ( yawning ) ( snoring ) lisa: dad! wake up! your snoring is disturbing the dancers. how can you embarrass me like this? ooh, you won't sit through anything that doesn't have car crashes. i'm sorry, honey. jeez, why's she so mad at me? i only came to this dump so i could be with her. ( snoring ) ( snoring ) ( sighs ) ( groans ) boy... i can really be a pain in the butt. ( creaking ) gee, i should cut dad some slack. after all, he did take me to the ballet and the smithsonian exhibit. in fact, he takes me lots of places he hates. homer: ♪ i told the witch doctor ♪ there's tightness in my chest, bom-bom-bom-bom-bom ♪ ♪ i told the witch doctor he had to run a test... ♪ hi, sweetie. hi, dad. how was it? i went on a wild ride without ever leaving the building. how was yours? pretty cool, but now what do you say we go do something we'll both enjoy? oh... like what? ( screeching ) ( crashing ) whoa, look at that car burn. does it get any better t

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when i buy it if i know they're not being oppressed by a corporation. ( laughter ) same reason i like veal. i can taste the sadness. ( applause ) you know? >> yeah, i know. >> stephen: you're willing to give that jiewp yes, i'm willing to give that up because people should be able to work hard, get by and get ahead. and that's the promise we made to every workener this country. people are working hard and barely getting by, and it's wrong. and these workers are standing up for all of us, and they're going to make these low-wage jobs good jobs, just like auto jobs became good jobs, service jobs can become good jobs. and thank god for the fast food workers for standing up and making that happen. >> stephen: thank you for joining me. the president of the service ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. folks, you know, it's hard to believe but it's been five whole years since the global financial crisis cost the u.s. economy more than $22 trillion. and we're still trying to figure out who to blame. was it the patriotic bankers willing to fut all on the line to make americ

a new fox news poll vealing 74% think americans are too dependent on the government and not enough on themselves. this as entitlements and benefits explode sending the nation's debt out of control. so time for vacationing politicians to cut their break short and get to cutting this. hi, everyone, let's get right to it. here they are. the bold aulls and bears this w. welcome to everybody. so, john, do americans have it right? >> yes, they absolutely have it right. this is a waf politicians, simply to buy votes and not have to deal with real problems. this is like having a person with a brain tumor giving him aspirins for his headache. he's going to come back to you time and time again. you're not fixing the real problem. we have 46.9 million americans that are on food stamp right now. 1 out of every 6. 1 out of every 6 is also in poverty. you want to fix food stamp use, fix poverty. but we have politicians that aren't doing something for fing the underlying problem, that is jobs and t t economy, we simply pay people food amps, welfare, we're spending $1 trillion this year on these prog

first time law enforcement rae veal dimaggio fired back at agent when agents tried to capture him. she's back with her family and her father spoke to the media. >> healing process will be slow. she has been through tremendous horrific ordeal. i'm proud of her and love her very much. she is surrounded by the love of her family, friends and community. >> dimaggio suspected of killing her mother and 8-year-old brother in his house then setting it on fire. hanna was not aware of that horror, their deaths, until after her rescue. >> fight between couple in northeast china took really freight engine turn. woman sitting on the window ledge of 4 story building suddenly slipped during the argument. man was able to catch her but he was dragged out of the window in the process. neighbors saw it ran to their rescue. clung on to the man leg until firefighters arrived with a ladder. after terrifying 20 minutes can you believe this went on for 20 minutes both girlfriend and boyfriend were rescued safely. unbelievable. >> warrior guard curry has spent part of his summer about 6000 miles away visit

first time law enforcement rae veal dimaggio fired back at agent when agents tried to capture him. she's back with her family and her father spoke to the media. >> healing process will be slow. she has been through tremendous horrific ordeal. i'm proud of her and love her very much. she is surrounded by the love of her family, friends and community. >> dimaggio suspected of killing her mother and 8-year-old brother in his house then setting it on fire. hanna was not aware of that horror, their deaths, until after her rescue. >> fight between couple in northeast china took really freight engine turn. woman sitting on the window ledge of 4 story building suddenly slipped during the argument. man was able to catch her but he was dragged out of the window in the process. neighbors saw it ran to their rescue. clung on to the man leg until firefighters arrived with a ladder. after terrifying 20 minutes can you believe this went on for 20 minutes both girlfriend and boyfriend were rescued safely. unbelievable. >> warrior guard curry has spent part of his summer about 6000 miles away visit

we veal to wait and see. >> maybe bochy needs these guys, some peninsula little leaguers are continuing their quest to williamsburg and the little league world series. belmont redwood shores pitcher nicholas lopez threw a complete game one hitter yesterday to lead his team 3-0. belmont will play utah this morning at 11:45. >> young superstars. love to see them swinging the big bats. 4:55. to the pool now where incoming cal freshman, american swimming sensation missy franklin continues setting record after record. >> she did great. yesterday she won a record six gold medals at the world championships in barcelona. the 18-year-old becomes the winningest final mall swimmer ever at the worlds. you'll recall last summer at the london olympics missy won four gold medals and one bronze. >> did all that before she even got into college. mike and i were talking about earlier, the stuff we considered cool getting done before. >> i did some extracurricular activities and some curricular activity. >> we have car activities for free month. not a lot of problem. the easy view between the block at the

. >> i think it's veal ly -- really exciting and i saw cheetahs born and they were so cute and tiny. >> i'm really excited. we came here to see it. >> i think that's amazing. >> isn't that amazing? >> yes. . >> don't you just love her? isn't that amazing and it really is. this is generating attention around the world because as the director of the national zoo said tonight every cub is very important in fact so important they have a zoo expert a panda expert from china. he's here at the national zoo. he was flown into work with the staff to make sure this new cub has every chance it needs to thrive and be successful in the world. like big brother who is now living in china as well. he was born at the national zoo in 2005 doing well over in china. shawn back to you. we all loved him so we're keeping our fingers crossed that baby brother and baby sister or brother number two, three are born. >> you mean shin this too. we won't now for three weeks what the sex of this panda is and it is tradition that you don't name the panda for 100 days because of the problem they've had with then dan

we veal details next. >>> a major recall this morning involving 50,000 pounds of ground beef. that's a lot of burgers and meatloaf. we'll tell you what you need to watch out for coming um. >>> how the fight of the nsa secret leaker edward snowden is affecting your dinner table. >>> welcome back everyone. taking a live look outside this time from the south bay. silhouettes out there, palm trees. >> little shadows dancing. >> a lot of shadow dancing on thursday night, thursday morning. >>> starting the day girls of any age will be able to buy the morning after pill on store shelves. most grocery stores and pharmacies were moving it from behind the pharmacy counter to the family planning aisles. the government battled to keep an age restriction on the emergency contraceptive, but dropped its fight in june after losing a series of court battles. this morning the morning after pill is designed to prevent pregnancy up to 72 hours after unprotected sex. >>> a little warning here. a kansas city company recalling more than 50,000 pounds of ground beef nationwide because it could be con

which veal all the details. it's friday, august 2nd, 5:00. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning everyone. happy friday. thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang in for laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning everybody. i'm jon kelley. we get right to it. on the outside it says liberty pcs. on the inside something illegal was going on that prompted police and federal agents to raid a business in gilroy overnight. we were there when boxes and computers were being carted out of that store in a strip mall on north first street. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in gilroy this morning. he's there to tell us exactly what this is all about. good morn

first time law enforcement rae veal dimaggio fired back at agent when agents tried to capture him. she's back with her family and her father spoke to the media. >> healing process will be slow. she has been through tremendous horrific ordeal. i'm proud of her and love her very much. she is surrounded by the love of her family, friends and community. >> dimaggio suspected of killing her mother and 8-year-old brother in his house then setting it on fire. hanna was not aware of that horror, their deaths, until after her rescue. >> fight between couple in northeast china took really freight engine turn. woman sitting on the window ledge of 4 story building suddenly slipped during the argument. man was able to catch her but he was dragged out of the window in the process. neighbors saw it ran to their rescue. clung on to the man leg until firefighters arrived with a ladder. after terrifying 20 minutes can you believe this went on for 20 minutes both girlfriend and boyfriend were rescued safely. unbelievable. >> warrior guard curry has spent part of his summer about 6000 miles away visit

. >>> a security camera vealed a black jeep cherokee with a partial plate driving towards that intersection just before the accident. weeks later investigators returned and found the suv. it's plate shows the car belonged to meredith kessler. she says she thought he suffered a stroke ask that is why she stopped not because she hit him. witnesses say her car almost lost control. the affidavit says during a police interview she says she left because she was late getting to the airport and she thought the victim was in good care. we left messages for her and her attorney they were not answered. >> more than 2000 homes being threatened tonight by a massive wildfire burning near yosemite national park. two homes have been destroyed. highway 120 shut down in both directions for a four-mile stretch soft fire burned 16,000 acres, only 5% contained. abc 7 news joins us are with the very latest. nannette? >> well, unpredictable sums up the fire, take a look. that smoke and flames behind trees. winldz are the enemy here, there is very little containment. tourists and drentsz are affected. >> i'm just

patrol says he was behind the veal that converted to a bus when careening down an enbankment. the driver walked away from the scene, officers detained him four hours later walking alongside the freeway. the passenger who died has not been identified. >> san jose police are still looking for the cause of a crash that killed two teenagers saturday evening. one 19-year-old died at the scene. three others suffered very serious injuries after their car hit a tree near snell avenue. family and friends gathered for a vigil at the scene last night. they placed candles and yimts on the ground to remember the victims. >> a 10-year-old antioch boy is recovering in the hospital tonight after being mauled by a pit bull yesterday. these are the pictures of hunter killborn from his hospital bed. that is where he underwent surgery after ak tack bid at least one dog during a visit to a neighbor's house to play video games. the attack happen whtd boys ran up stair autos on the right side of his face, the dog got him from here going down here and across his ear, half offñf

patrol says he was behind the veal that converted to a bus when careening down an enbankment.e driver walked away from the scene, officers detained him four hours later walking alongside the freeway. the passenger who died has not been identified. >> san jose police are still looking for the cause of a crash that killed two teenagers saturday evening. one 19-year-old died at the scene. three others suffered very serious injuries after their car hit a tree near snell avenue. family and friends gathered for a vigil at the scene last night. they placed candles and yimts on the ground to remember the victims. >> a 10-year-old antioch boy is recovering in the hospital tonight after being mauled by a pit bull yesterday. these are the pictures of hunter killborn from his hospital bed. that is where he underwent surgery after ak tack bid at least one dog during a visit to a neighbor's house to play video games. the attack happen whtd boys ran up stair autos on the right side of his face, the dog got him from here going down here and across his ear, half offñf

. >>> a security camera vealed a black jeep cherokee with a partial plate driving towards that intersection just before the accident. weeks later investigators returned and found the suv. it's plate shows the car belonged to meredith kessler. she says she thought he suffered a stroke ask that is why she stopped not because she hit him. witnesses say her car almost lost control. the affidavit says during a police interview she says she left because she was late getting to the airport and she thought the victim was in good care. we left messages for her and her attorney they were not answered. >> more than 2000 homes being threatened tonight by a massive wildfire burning near yosemite national park. two homes have been destroyed. highway 120 shut down in both directions for a four-mile stretch soft fire burned 16,000 acres, only 5% contained. abc 7 news joins us are with the very latest. nannette? >> well, unpredictable sums up the fire, take a look. that smoke and flames behind trees. winldz are the enemy here, there is very little containment. tourists and drentsz are affected. >> i'm just

a new fox news poll vealing 74% think americans are too dependent on the government and not enough onxplode sending the nation's debt out of control. so time for vacationing politicians to cut their break short and get to cutting this. hi, everyone, let's get right to it. here they are. the bold aulls and bears this w. welcome to everybody. so, john, do americans have it right? >> yes, they absolutely have

cut to two years later last fall new york city released data that were veals the bank of america tower actually produces more greenhouse gases and uses more energy per square foot then any office building in manhattan of its size it uses twice as much energy per square foot as the empire state building which is eighty years old the bank of america tower is far from green so what happened to become certified buildings in turn leads point by doing things like using green building materials using light dimmers installing bike racks that kind of thing. one of building accumulates enough points it's awarded a lead certification too often builders focus on getting the point instead of making decisions that are environmentally conscious and under the lead core and shell program builders are freed from being the font of all or how their tenant will actually use the building so the bank of america tower puts up a bunch of recycling signs to get certified to brag about it and then have the traders move in and gobble up this thing heaps of energy by writing floors of servers and computers twenty

>> it's basically a typical meat, recipe for veal or lamb or those sorts of things.uch healthier for you and lighter you can put these-you can have them on your paper tossed out or put them into a dish like we have here and put them in the oven and brown them up with your favorite cheese. nothing synthetic, of course, and you can have this as a main course your side salad and ice creams out and you are eating for 500 and calories. >> the chicken doesn't has as much labor so the spice it up >> i can guarantee, those are as little as you will get >> what are the things you put in there to give the flavor >> a little push to go, herbs and spices >> i love the idea of the grill for. i know the pizza is a traditional wonderful piece out but let's talk about the desert here. how did you make these? >> we took some time ripened peaches and we grow them up so the natural sugars can come forth. same with the fresh pineapple and we have some garnish options, fresh blueberries and raspberries grow them to the point where the natural sugar comes out so you don't have any corn sy

equal parts of beef, veal and pork. the bacon onion mixture, we puree. that goes in.mbs. >> and today people with celiac disease, and the gluten thing, that's coming on strong, this is a good way to bind the meatball up. shape them into a patty. and you can broil or bake them in the oven. pardon me, elizabeth. i'm coming right here. >> thank you. >> we're going to come here. we're going to come here. >> emeril, i didn't know salisbury steak was actually veal. >> it could be. it can be all-beef, too. >> why is recipes targeted at a person time? >> like apple buy. pigs in a blanket. swedish meatballs. >> why is that? >> you score a piece of baloney, coat it with mustard and brown sugar. and you bake it in theon. i don't know if you had a chance to taste that. it is so good. because -- right? so good. you have a little bit of the sweetness from the brown sugar, you can use honey. and the regular yellow mustard, good, yellow mustard. >> and our final retro, banana split. >> what happened to them? isn't that unbelievable? >> so good. i miss baloney sandwiches. how did they

you can use ground veal, pork, beef.out 20% fat in there or your meatballs won't be delicious. don't go buying that lean meat and then go, this doesn't taste goo it's because the fat is where the happiness is. >> wendy: yes, yes. so, now, what type of meat are we using today? >> i'm going to use a little bit of ground pork in these. >> wendy: a little bit. >> just a little bit. then we just put in some of my favorite seasonings. i'm greek and sicilian so i lean that way when it comes to flavors. >> wendy: pork. is there beef in there, too, or turkey? >> no. this is all pork. >> wendy: oh, i eat pork, please. >> a little coriander, cinnamon. >> wendy: cinnamon? >> that's the greek thing. greeks very often put cinnamon in their savory dishes. you'll see it gives it a whole different place of happiness. some garlic, some salt. now, this is the other thing. don't be shy when you're seasoning your food at home. people think, oh, god -- if you're making food from scratch, don't be scared of the salt. that's what make it's deli

you must really like veal parmesan. it's the fifth night in a row you've ordered it. you write it down. hello, bobby. i would call you detective goren, but given your press coverage lately, you probably want a low profile. keep your hands on deck. we don't want you playing with your pistol under the table. nicole wallace. hitchens. same as it was and always will be. yeah, i thought we cleared all that up-- your identity, your pathology. oh, right, your little theory. but like many of your theories lately, it wouldn't butter your parsnips. what will they do with you, bobby? do you think they might find a nice tunnel for you to guard? well, you know, there is a bright side. i mean, you have more time to spend up at carmel ridge. oh, you're just hitting all the marks. i was right about you, nicole. elizabeth. and you were wrong about me. just like you were wrong about dr. croydon. read the papers, detective. your insights have no currency anymore. is that what this is about? do you remember what you said about moby dick and the unrelenting pursuit of evil? i know why you

. >> reporter: investigators have released these photos vealing two teenage suspects between 16 and 19 years old. >> they need to be caught. that's senseless. beating an old man. what kind of person does that on a whim. >> reporter: friends have put up a memorial outside the pool hall. >> to shorty. >> reporter: as they hold out hope that the kind old man who gave so much for his country will get justice in the end. >> police have arrested one suspect. they are still looking for that second individual. >>> president obama he's trying to reassure folks that the government is not intentionally reading their e-mails or listening to their phone calls. the president responded to reports that the nsa surveillance program is making police takes and violating americans privacy. he says the revelations prove that the safeguards are working. the administration has been on the defensive since edward snowden leaked about the program. listen to the president an what he told chris about the latest revelations. >> you've said it's not the business of the u.s. government to spy on its own people. the

into downtown and 68 in south san francisco and 70 in sausalito and low-to-mid 80's for the north bay veal and low-to-mid 60's at your beach and mid-to-upper 70's along the east bay shore with oakland at 74 and under land, we have extra humidity and you may want to run the air conditioning to stay cool this evening. the game forecast: first pitch it will be 66 dropping down to 61 by end of the game with the indians taking on the a's. the temperatures spike on sunday with winds from the south bringing the war air up and the winds are back on shore on monday and tuesday and another cooling trend. >> traffic problems on the sunol grade involving an overturned mail truck that is a semi truck caring 66,000 pounds of mail northbound 680 and this is a signature alert and all lanes are blocked and it will last until at least 7:30 this morning and we are using our app and foes are just sitting and are not going anywhere. we are being told that you have to make it a sick day because there is no way to even turn around. so you will want to avoid this area. take mission boulevard that connects you to

a lot of polls think edward snowden was a whistle blower and doing a good deal by vealing all of this nsa surveillance. >> wolf, there's been a lot that's happened since the last press conference. you have trouble in yemen, pakistan and now this rift with president putin. what do we expect the president will be hit hard with? what kind of questions he will have to address in the next couple of hours? >> reporter: i'm sure he will be asked questions on all of those issues. it's usually an hour news conference. it's supposed to start at 3:00 p.m. he'll get into the surveillance programs and maybe some other issues as well. i'm guessing in the course after an hour there could be 8 or 10 reporters who are allowed to ask questions. the president gives long answers. he goes into detail. there's rarely an opportunity for a reporter to do a follow up question. sometimes other reporters can follow up if there's a gaping hole. we'll see. i suspect a lot of issues will be raised and the president will led off on his vacation to martha's vineyard and be gone for eight or ten days. >> i think mult

the voters passed a ballot proposition that required owners of chickens pigs and calves raised for vealo live in cages where they might have enough room to roam freely. now, that law is expected to take effect in 2015, and one can expect there will be a fight there, too. in all of these cases, opponents claim the state just goes too far in regulating the means of food production and consumption. which takes us back to the shark fin case. both sides have merit, but you know, only one side can prevail. the outcome is going to have much more significance than whether someone can simply eat shark fin soup. it affects so many more political relationships. >> people can laugh, but there are a lot of folks who feel strongly about humane treatment of animals in food production. we can understand both sides. >> there are fundamental political issues at conflict. >> still ahead on today in the bay, it might be an '80s film icon, but this famous red car went for far less than expected on the auction block. >> and here's a view this morning from near guadalupe park in san jose. sunshine right now,

you get the sense you can repeal obama care without repealing vealing the taxes that paid for it. a lot of people think if you started from scratch, the deficit would be worse. we wanted to make sure those things would be paid for. there is nothing wrong with raising the question, but the answer is that obama care was more than paid for and the next 10 years, it is going to be even more. one thing about health care, people saying about medicare and medicaid going up and up and up, out of control. well, that is not a medicaid sure or medicare problem as much as it is a med medical problem. you ask any of the physicians in here that have been prescribing health care for their employees r 20 years, 30 or 40 years ago, everybody got family coverage, no problem. then after a few years, well, we'll give you coverage, but you have to pay for your family. after a few years, you pay for your family and some of your own. then it is about 50-50. then we'll get a group policy because it is cheaper, but you have to pay the whole thing. i mean, if you draw that mine line, medical care has been

. >>> veal have to leave it will joe watkins, chris, you guys have a great thursday. >> thank you so checking the newsfeed merrill lynch will reportedly pay out $160 million to settle one of the largest racial discrimination cases in history. the lawsuit was filed back in 2005 on behalf of 1200 employees. it claimed that merrill lynch would impede the careers of the black employees that it hired. merrill lynch would not comment. a federal judge is expected to approve it. >>> fire fighters are planning to set some backfires to try to stop the rim fire. it's grown to become the sixth largest in california's history. >>> a land landslide in china. it looks more like a waterfall, taking out structures easily. the communications station on the mountainside was one of those. officials say heavy rain is to blame. >>> on another sign of the big three turnaaron 1400 workers are rolling out the first ford fusions to be made in the united states. mandy drury is here. the good times seem to be rolling well for ford. >> absolutely. you know, it's rolling out of the flat rock assembly plant today.

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which veal all the details. it's friday, august 2nd, 5:00. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning everyone. happy friday. thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang in for laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning everybody. i'm jon kelley. we get right to it. on the outside it says liberty pcs. on the inside something illegal was going on that prompted police and federal agents to raid a business in gilroy overnight. we were there when boxes and computers were being carted out of that store in a strip mall on north first street. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in gilroy this morning. he's there to tell us exactly what this is all about. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. gilroy police tell us this liberty pcs internet cafe in gilroy was in actuality an illegal gambling operation, one where people could come in here and gamble on computers for real money. as you look inside you can see pd has put an end to this alleged illegal activity and taken out all the computers of the shop. if you look over here on the door from the cit

geographic" last night, we saw powell, who supported the invasion of iraq as secretary of state, vealingpresident dick cheney undercut internal discussions with the u.s. to lead the u.s. into war. >> in his speech he effectively shut down the proposal, shot down what we were getting ready to do. the u.n. couldn't do this. it was probably a waste of time. everything that you shouldn't have said in my humble judgment with respect to the decision the president had made. >> i want to go to peter on this. in a sense, some people would argue that colin powell was the peter binart of the bush administration. basically helping go to war and then later found ways to walk it back. you wrote a book about your transformation on foreign policy. and a lot of people feel you should be allowed to change your mind. but if you want credit as a speaker, as an author, a journalist, or as a diplomat, isn't it too little, too late? >> a lot of people supported the war in iraq, actually. not many of them i think actually decided to write an entire book about how they were wrong. that's something i spent a lot

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they eat milk-fed veal that never moves but when it comes to horses, they're not treated as livestocky're set at some different level. if you can't slaughter horses, they end up starving. you have blm horses on government land. they're not the romantic mustangs everyone believes they are. >> bill: i got your point. in the interest of time, i want to give wayne a chance to respond. >> chris is in muchson, texas, where the black beauty ranch, the humane society of the united states, we have the largest animal sanctuary in the united states. chris, go on by and see our folks. we have 700 -- we have wild horses, animals rescued from slaughter horses. the wild horse is a different issue. the bureau of land management which manages about 35,000 wild horses forbids the slaughter of those animals so it is not -- yes, do you have population issues for those animals but those are not the slaughtered animals. we can do better than get healthy horses and funnel them into the slaughter industry. >> bill: quickly tell us what crazy steve king is trying to do in congress. less than a minute. >> stev

because more and more members of congress are concerned over the extent of nsa's spying on us, as we vealedy edward snowden, president obama convened a meeting of republicans to discuss how we can get the proper balance between national security and our right of privacy. and you can look for some legislation which will restrict nsa's spying. we'll tell you all about it right here on current tv. iq will go way up. (vo) current tv gets the conversation started weekdays at 9 eastern. >> i'm a slutty bob hope. the troops love me. tv and radio talk show host stephanie miller rounds out current's morning news block. you're welcome current tv audience for the visual candy. (vo) sharp tongue. >>excuse me? (vo) quick wit. >> and yes, president obama does smell like cookies and freedom. (vo) and above all, opinion and attitude. >> really?! this is the kind of stuff they say about something they just pulled freshly from their [bleep]. >> you know what those people are like. >> what could possibly go wrong in eight years of george bush? >> my producer just coughed up a hairball. >>sorry. >>just be grat

we know they brought in 750 pounds of butter and at least 1600 pounds of veal were brought into camp. these are some of the things that martha washington would be eating here as she was dining with people. conversation's kind of interesting to think about. what would martha washington and the other people have been talking about? we don't know, of course. but when elizabeth drinker came from philadelphia, very likely the conversation at that point would have been what were the conditions like in philadelphia. the british were in philadelphia. general washington would be very interested to think about what the conditions were at that time. martha would have been part of that conversation, listening to what was happening, talking to ladies from philadelphia. we know, too, that martha washington went to several worship services here at camp. we know that on may 6, there's a wonderful sleighs called the celebration of the french alliance. martha washington is there and receive assenter of a large tent and thousands of people, officer, the wives go through. and general dekalb says thousand

you get the sense you can repeal obama care without repealing vealing the taxes that paid for it.f a lot of people think if you started from scratch, the deficit would be worse. we wanted to make sure those things would be paid for. there is nothing wrong with raising the question, but the answer is that obama care was more than paid for and the next 10 years, it is going to be even more. one thing about health care, people saying about medicare and medicaid going up and up and up, out of control. well, that is not a medicaid sure or medicare problem as much as it is a med medical problem. here that have been prescribing health care for their employees for 20 years, 30 or 40 years ago, everybody got family coverage, no problem. then after a few years, well, we'll give you coverage, but you have to pay for your family. after a few years, you pay for your family and some of your own. then it is about 50-50. then we'll get a group policy because it is cheaper, but you have to pay the whole thing. i mean, if you draw that mine line, medical care has been going out of control. and if t