support to for your send me to washington dc as your next united states senator. braley fromp bruce replacing our iowa values with his washington dc bureaucracy. thank you. my website to learn more about my candidacy. thank you. have a great night. [applause] >> thank you. our next candidate is sam clovis. [applause] >> i'm professor. i will use the podium. that the united states senate race in iowa is not a beauty contest. [laughter] on the ite third stop is not just a rather pretty -- another pretty face tour. i am proud to be a republican. i'm not going to give you the stump speech tonight. i'm going to talk to you about being a republican. right now and our party we have a lot of factions. there is a lot of tension. i want to tell you how proud i am to be a republican. those tensions, those fights that are going on right now are this the best pathway for country to liberty. the best pathway for this country to be on a path to get back to the opportunities that were promised to us in the declaration of independence and the constitution. we are on a pathway, to

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washington and irritate the arts. give us some insight into the world of dc lobbyist says melanie sloan executive director at the citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington a top job right there. well isaac is the first question we ask the people on the street are ready but because it's full of disneyland. sure wanting to nap so early in the audience that night doesn't seem like we have a real dearth of lobbyist here in washington. yes so that guides us with an american university has an obvious degree of reading. george washington in killing more expensive institution i believe is in now has this as well why we're rolling out the study programs for jobs where really need to learn on the job go work on the hill the first decade of you may wanna compete with american idol it is not fair my money an exciting program. i and secondly we're a city that is all about lobby of thing a feeling they're spitting out some part of the important part of government study at mit are part of it but as you sad that when the bass ways to learn about lighting really need to work in the halls of congress and that way you both learn

and deputy secretary of will speakam burns at the national leadership summit in washington dc. they will discuss the challenges of the israeli-palestinian cover nflict. c-span2. on point ofhstanding this order, i urge passage of the userlying role and for to go forward with health insurance on behalf of of the 21% of my states constituents under the age of 65 who are uninsured. they are too young to qualify for medicare or two middle-class to qualify for medicaid. , or eulogyl oration could more eloquently honor his the earliest possible passage of this bill long, hishe fought so heart and his solar in this bill." refer toe could easily my father and the context could easily describe this health care debate, these words were spoken on theather as he rose senate floor to honor his brother president kennedy during the debate on the 1964 civil act.s the parallels between the struggle for civil rights and the fight to make quality, affordable health care accessible to all americans are significant. it was dr. martin luther king jr. who said "of all forms of inequality, injustice in

al jazeera america. >> without immigration reform in washington dc, individual states have gone their own routes. here in georgia, undocumented immigrants have been targeted by an arizona-style law, hb87, giving police the power to check immigration status at traffic stops. >> i do believe hb87 is good policy, and so far we haven't received any complaints and it's a law that's been in effect now for over two and a half years. >> actually, hb87, which lindsey co-sponsored, has been the subject of legal challenges and some parts of it were stuck down. >> voters... the folks who sent us here, should not be required to bear the burden of a failed federal government enforcement policy. >> we understand there's a lot of road-blocks where they'll check for documents? does that seem appropriate to you for a federal immigration authority? >> when you stop someone and they are a criminal suspect, the ability to check and confirm who they are, to me that's police work 101. if someone is here illegally and is picked up for being here illegally, we already have laws on the books and they ought to

and it's bringing a lot of business owners and employers to washington, dc, and starting to call members of congress, telling them, 'hey, let's start to move this. we're starting to feel a lot of pressure from ice at our businesses. we need to do something so that we're not here where we are today.' >> so if that's the case, why is this such a difficult issue to move through congress? >> anything that allows the 11 million that are here undocumented to stay is going to be considered amnesty, and that's where it starts to get to a tough lift and it starts to put pressure on members because that term does make a lot of people nervous. and i think if we're not at the table and not part of the solution, what are we here for? >> in december, thirty house democrats signed a letter demanding that obama halt deportations until legislation gets passed. >> well mr. president, stop deporting the very people who could gain relief from the senate bill that you would sign into law and which you have praised. >> and at an event in san francisco, obama was interrupted by pleas from his supporters to do

of music that is indigenous to washington dc, go go. we would do that. it's like not having something but you create something. >> i was on be et for five years every night and had a chance to hang out with chuck around, who go.the king of d.c. go did you ever get a chance to hang out with chuck brown? >> i got the opportunity to open music center at strathmore where i was the artist in residence. a really came about of that and started my career. had chuck brown doing that. i got a chance to meet him backstage and talk to him just for a bit. i grew up listening to his music . his music is the soundtrack of the string and -- of the spring and summer. tavis: how would you describe d.c. gogo who herded and did not know what they were listening to? >> like hip-hop, it's folk music. funklike a cousin of music, but it's its own thing. it uses patterns that are arranged a little differently from latin american music. the music starts at the beginning of the concert and doesn't stop until the concert is over. we are getting people involved. tavis: the project i

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in washington dc. herry blossom festival is that it's be great now -- is at its peak right now. it will ended this week but thundershowers are per t rejectd for tomorrow -- thundershowers are predicted for tomorrow. john boehner and seven house republicans are in afghanistan. they met with the commander of u.s. forces in afghanistan. some other members of congress are in their home districts, ohio congressman right wing from wenstrup and others tweeted -- >> again, a picture of the cherry blossoms across the potomac. annualnt obama held the easter prayer breakfast this morning. he began this with remarks on the sunday shooting at the retirement home that led three people dead. r prayers are with the people of overland park. a gunman opened fire at two jewish facilities, the community center and a retirement home. innocent people were killed, their families were devastated, endless violence has struck at the heart of the jewish community in kansas city. victims, and grandfather and his teenage son atten

reporting from the state department in washington dc. same charges despite heavy taliban threat ballot counting is under way in afghanistan the potential action went ahead on saturday a successor to the country's current leader is expected to be named by the end of the month new head of state accounts for all the security challenges as this account of reports from kabul. millions of afghans to find talabani threats to counterbalance it was no need for security incidents six people did die in a rocket attack on a polling center there were some clashes in provincial areas but those are pieces that have already been fighting a column on insurgency still nothing even remotely resemble the bottom of the hacienda run up to the historic vote one that many are calling a triumph of determination over intimidation. the counting of votes will last for awhile but officials do say that about seven million afghans captured thousand and twelve million eligible voters as nearly sixty percent much higher than what we saw in the last election was the bigg

washington dc same socks are too. according to the bureau of investigative journalism. the strikes under president obama has killed an estimated twenty four hundred people. in an official count conducted by the administration the new bill proposed to change how that representative and shape of california and walter jones of north carolina had introduced a new piece of legislation aimed at bringing greater transparency to the u s drone program. the bill would require the president to make publicly available an annual report on the use of cards that people forced outside the united states they also require the decade to release information on whether these were so don't miss one match and fatter been killed if it passes the government will have half the count strikes but to actively starting from five years ago. while human rights organizations support the bill rep schiff admits that this will not make the drone program go away in fact the congressman is convinced that increasing transparency around the drum program can actually justify it by showing what he called excess

senior associate of the east asia program at dustin's them center in washington dc. the contents to me thank you very much for being with me on this program i'd like to thank set up i asked knew if this asia to that rudy was an event would obama have made this trip four years ago. is it for show and no substance i hope they at first i would say is that the battle is perhaps the ms miller of the term because committed in hand implies that that you're committing to some well meaning you're some areas behind him and that it would that was maybe not the intent and the obama nutrition it was clear all along that to middle east continues to occupy them out of their strategic attention and yet again how to cope with that reality that's that. asia pacific region does have that dynamic economy. it has the aca has the top of the world's population and is bound to um down to the command and u s attention also. so i think the love of the balance was more appropriate of appropriate term especially as the us was pulling out of iraq and afghanistan. having said that that day what i

the couple hill in washington dc. since socks are too. and on to guantanamo where today when yemeni detainee is having his teeth down awaited by periodic review board which could grant his release from an nasir al the honey is the thirty four year old yemeni who is suspected of having fought in afghanistan for the al qaeda extremist group according to u s defense department prisoner profile of the honey had never been charged with a crime. despite this i think he has now spent a third of his delight after military detention center. now the honey walk out of guantanamo. annie's asking not to return back to his native ghana in saying that he would instead like to get away from the turbulent region still rattled by al qaeda. our demands are being presented but we don't yet know whether he will be released or charged. in other gitmo related news there are new calls for the release of the last remaining british detainee at the detention center following news that he has now been diagnosed with post matic stress disorder and is called falling a

you mention york to the latest it also includes washington dc. if you have all that all the states combined together have about a hundred have a hundred sixty five electoral college votes. the point is to get to two hundred and seventy electoral college votes he can get more state on board to get that number to seventy. what happen is all the states would agree together they would act as a voting bloc in the next election they would say hey we're going to dollar votes to carry that wins the popular vote not to the candidate wins each of our states and they'd be able to swing the election board toward the candidate tom. we know that the oregon house has approved this or they might be the next day that goes into is the oklahoma senate has approved it. um do is to stitch people fourteen electoral college votes that could be added to the number and the governor of arizona jan brewer. he has said that she supports this idea so this could be another step in terms of the max actually true. why get rid of the electoral college experience beginning of a c

people rallied in washington dc calling on president obama to reject the keystone of our pipeline.he rally came four days after on earth day when a group of ranchers, farmers and tribal communities from along the pipeline route rode into washington dc and set up the reject and protect encampment near the white house. the group called themselves the cowboy indian alliance. during saturday's procession members of the alliance presented a hand-painted teepee to the smithsonian national museum of the american indian as a gift to president obama. the teepee represented the cowboy and indian alliance's hopes for protected land and clean water. legendary musician neil young joined the protesters who rallied on the national mall and then marched past the capitol building. >> we are all children of mother earth. that is why i am here. i feel we are all threatened. by what is happening, we are threatened as a planet. the fossil fuel age is ending -- it is having its first death gasp. we need to keep pushing. we need to stop this pipeline that is bringing bad fuel from canada, from the tail o

officials from the ntsb traveling from washington, dc, expect to be on the scene this afternoon. the fiery crash killed ten people, five teens, three adult chaperones and the two droves. it happened at 5:30 in the afternoon. the teens were from los angeles. they were on the way to visit humboldt college. the ntsb said it is important to get to the evidence as quickly as possible. >> it is critical our investigation is to get on the scene and collect our own information as soon as possible because of the perishable information. and that is everything that could be from the vehicles, to memory of what happen in the accident. >> 30 people were hurt in the crash. some are critical. one teen said that he and 40 others survived by jumping from the back window. the bus was full of smoke and it was difficult to see and breeze. investigators say the fedex truck crossed the center median, sideswiped a car and crashed head on into the tour bus. now they are trying to figure out, why in they do expect to give updates when they get to the scene. >> a survive talked about the experiment on soc

tambiÉn fue a washington dc donde la arrestaron y dicen que agentes de migraciÓn la creencia en la vidade detenciÓn. tengo miedo de salir de aquÍ. >> dice que el amor de madre le obligÓ arriesgarse a ser arrestada al viajar de phoenix a txson. >> me enterÉ que van a venir los obispos. quiero que me veÍan. porque ya estoy muy cansada. los obispos se fueron y no pudiera conocerla. >> inmigraciÓn le pide pagar mÁs de 1000 $ para liberar a su hija. pero ella no cuenta con los fondos. le mando un mensaje a inmigraciÓn. >> que suelten a mi hija. que le den la oportunidad. no me voy a ir hasta saber que vamos a estar bien las tres. >> a la mama es el estado de miedo para muchos hispanos. allÍ fue donde hace tres meses se aprobÓ la mÁs dura ley estatal anti inmigrante del paÍs. provocar el miedo a la separaciÓn de cada familia con indocumentados. pero la uniÓn de los desvalidos surgiÓ allÍ, donde reinaba el miedo. >> la vida en alabama no asÍ de la misma desde que se firmÓ en junio del 2011 la ley anti inmigrante mÁs fuerte aprobada jamÁs por una legislatura estatal. >> fue un cambio muy drÁsti

they need a name they know from washington, dc. >> bush has to be in the mix but they talking about marco rubio and ted cruz and rand paul. everyone is looking for washington people. >> rand paul and ted cruz are running and we don't know what jeb bush is doing and the media love that history. he is a bush. >> we will read some of your messages at the end of the program. when we come back, al sharpton using his platform to play down a report he spied on the media many years ago. and later, why a reporter could not get her investigative pieces on cbs news and pressure on the administration. cheryl attkisso. >> when they call and that pressure borders on sfx: car unlock beep. vo: david's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. iwas thathe biggest vit gave me...ar... confiden and to walk out of that dealership... and know that i got a good deal. save time, save money, and never overpay. visit truecar.com

the hearing is scheduled for this afternoon in washington, dc. representatives and private industry laters will discuss the importance of securing the power grid. last wherever, someone shot a high powered rifle at the substation in the south bay and pg&e says the person could have knocked out power to a big part of silicon valley for an extended period of time. >> now a check on the forecast headed into the holiday week. >> it is hurricaning beautiful, mice and dry and mild. we start of ago with patchy fog and cloud layer but we have a ridge of high pressure that is weak but it will be with us for the day and bring our temperatures up from yesterday. then it will change by tomorrow as we head into lunch time we will still have partly cloudy skies making way for sunshine by 4:00 p.m. this afternoon and reaching up to the lower 80's in the inland area and upper 70's for the bay can lower 60's around the coast with clouds coming back in overnight and sticking around until tomorrow. an area of low pressure will increase our clouds over the bay and m

from memphis to montgomery to washington dc. well, from montgomery to memphis. memphis is where he was killed on april 4, 1968. we urge you to call in and pledge $150 for this "king" film. we turn to a part of the film, that historic moment to read august 28, 1963. you will hear from the organizers of the march. and then to dr. king himself. we we demand that segregation be ended and every school year 1963. the [applause] we demand that we have effect of civil rights legislation, no , andomise, no filibuster that it includes public accommodation, decent housing, integrated education, and the right to vote. [applause] what do you say? withholding of federal funds from all programs in which is criminal nation exists. what do you say -- discrimination exists. what do you say? [applause] >> at this time, i have the honor to present to you the moral leader of our nation. >> this is easily brand off -- e. philip randolph. >> a great, dedicated man. [applause] [applause] seeking to bring about social change. for justice and freedom and human dignity. i have the pleasur

she posted this of her and jason brown on a bus to washington dc. >> they're at the white house now and in about an hour the president and first lady will congratulate them on representing the u.s. in sochi. >> that is so cool. good for them. i can't wait to see how she develops. >> she he will be back many times. >> thank you for joining us on this thursday, our next newscast is at 5:00. have a great day. - lemon. - i just got my bridesmaid's dress for cerie's wedding. it is a vietnamese size two. - dressing up isn't any easier for men. do you know what it's like when a younger man shows up wearing the same cufflinks? you might as well be invisible. - yeah, well, i'm not gonna let this dress win. i have a plan. this morning, i joined-- - a suicide cult! - a gym. what do you want, jack? - i just received a call from don geiss' estate lawyer. apparently, i've been named in his will. - i know this is a difficult time for you, but word of advice: if the will says that you have to spend the night in a haunted house, you better hope that everybody else there is black guys and sluts. - i just

i i would say at the state level they're on the ground rather than those in washington, dc. asking the commission for hard recommendations, asking people who are the key stakeholders. we just don't want -- yes, healthcare costs are too much. we want know what we're going to do about it for employers and individuals. >> senator, good having you. >> coming up. >> in this country people are allowed to be more rones -- moore rones. aloud to be stupid and think idiotic thoughts. within an organization like the nba we try to do what is in the best interests of the league, and that's why we have a commissioner and a constitution. in terms of just say a blanket, let's kick him out, i don't want to go that far because that is -- it's not about don infield or his position. it's about who is next. >> that is dallas mavericks owner mark cuban said yesterday. what did he just say today? announcer: where can an investor be a name and not a number? scottrade. ron: i'm never alone with scottrade. i can always call or stop by my local office. they're nearby and ready to help. so when i have

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i spoke with the archbishop of washington, dc, donald cardinal wurle. t with what is called the francis effect, the impact of the pope, his first year in. has he made a difference in the life of the church in washington? >> i think so. there is a difference. in a certain sense it is intangible a sense of spirit, a sense of being uplifted and a great sense of people feeling a lot closer to the church than they did, say, two years ago. that is part of the francis effect. he touches people and he showed them a face of the church that always has been there that hasn't always been so ever den: the face of a loving and forgiving christ if his church. >> let me pick up on that, the pope famously said that he sees the church as a field hospital after battle and he wants to spend less time arguing over doctrine and more time ministering to the poor. has it changed your approach and that of your priests? >> what he is saying to us and this is very important and i would like to think he is helping us doing what we have tried to do, he is saying to us the teaching i

the ntsb says an investigator from los angeles will be there this morning and a team from washington, dcpened year around 5:30 west 6 chico. ten were killed, five high school students, three adult chaperones and the two drives. 30 were hurt, some critically. some survivors are speaking out this morning how theys skipped the fire including a teen who spoke by phone from the hospital >> they were throwing themselves out the window. >> we will investigate the human, the machine and environment and what is critical is to collect the kind of information that goes away very quickly, perishable information. >> a fed, truck traveling in the open detection of the tour because crossed the center divider and sideswiped a white car and crashed head on into the bus. they still trying to figure out, why? the students were from los angeles and names have not been released at this time. >> governor brown said "we extend our heartfelt sympathies to the family, friends and loved ones of those who died in the track -- tragic accident." fedex said our thoughts and prayers are with everyone involved in the t

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we are on boys of south korea the united states and japan met for talks on people seven in washington dc many were wondering how the talks were on. as the situation on the korean peninsula is changing at a fast paced teaching north korea's recent provocations a nuclear test for us. our foreign ministry for spotting on sunday told us what went on during the talk the three sides agreed to strengthen joint measures against further provocations out of north korea. there were also talks of bringing the north back into the six party talks she blew our minds are borne out by the hustle and bustle of our game and minds and are someone who thinks it's important for us to take breaks. a study done tv sculptural corresponding option one it is always present when there is an event involving music for the arts. this time she introduces the essence of the royal silk flower collection of tolls on dynasty which is finally seeing the light once again after two centuries the national palace museum here in seoul is a place where the city palace part effects. nietzsche one will go on a journey back in time

. >> we're heading to the customs and border patro headquarters in washington dc right now. we've trying for months and months to get an interview with anybody from the organization and we've been unsuccessful. so we're going to try our luck at the door. we've spotted one of the men we've been trying to reach first in command thomas winkowski. >> hey mr. winkowski? what we're looking at is a case of officer involved shootings at the mexican line, and... >> okay. >> and we'd like to know why is it that rock-throwing justifies... >> give me your card and i'll.. >> why is it that rock-throwing justifies lethal force? >> give me your card and i'll do it. i'll have my public affairs.. >> literally for six months we've been asking michael and jenny both to speak to us. >> okay. >> and they haven't gotten back to us. >> okay. >> and we're on a deadline, today, which is why we're up here, and we're actually trying to get an answer from you today. >> he said he would pass it on to you guys and that we could get an interview... >> the answer is no we can't do this. we want to help you

i will be back in about one hours time with more headlines in the latest from washington dc . time for a look at what is making news now in cyberspace. >> welcome to today's web news where we will be taking a look at some of the stories making online headlines. coming up on today show, the french government cabinet reshuffled selfies. brazilian women campaign against sexual violence. russian artist bring marge simpson to the real world. as rumors were rife that the french prime minister was about to resign, his cabinet could not resist attempts nation to immortalize his time there. one went around his colleagues offices taking selfies before they said goodbye. the pictures were initially published on his twitter page but he has since protected his account. available on an instagram page, however. it was just a few hours before the announcement that manuel valls would succeed their old boss. behavior.urprising a shot shared on his twitter page of the past few months will hadst that the former pm become rather partial to these self photographs. hisel valls has not used twitter a

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presentÓ en washington dc una lista de recomendaciÓn al presidente obama y el departamento de seguridadr a estados unidos. >>> y esperemos que llegue a la mesa del presidente barack obama. que las lea, que las analice y que vea que realmente es la Única opciÓn que tiene, necesita ya dÁrnoslo que nos prometiÓ. la comisiÓn tambiÉn va a pedir una reuniÓn directa con el presidente, sin intermediarios para discutir las propuestas. >>> quienes quieran alquilar viviendas tienen que demostrar que estÁn en estados unidos y la autorizas para estar en estados unidos. y le prohÍbe a los dueÑos de propiedades que al aquÍ len a personas. pidiÓ a la corte suprema que intervenga. >>> al regresar de una pausa un enorme camiÓn de cemento se volcÓ y quedo captado en cÁmara. >>> y veremos lo que hacen los trabajadores de la construcciÓn contra un enemigo silencioso en sus lugares de trabajo y ponen en tela de juicio la eficacia de >>> hoy se confirmÓ que la... katherine cibelli uso ha sido criticada por las fallas en la pÁgina de web de inscripciÓn y las dificultades que han tenido implementando la nueva l

featured speaker at the students rising above gala who now works for a political nonprofit in washington dc. >> back then, i was a baby faced teenager with a full head of luscious black hair. now, sad to say, the hair is gone. >> less hair but a lot more accomplished. he's on the register for assignment now with the u.s. state department. >> a year from now, as wendy mentioned, i hope i will be representing my country in the foreign service. >> he's an american citizen now. but he was born in afghanistan. his mother was killed in a tragic fire when he was a baby. and his grandmother took him in. as the soviets were leaving and the civil war was breaking out, they escaped. first to pakistan and then to the united states. as a teenager, he told us how much his grandmother meant to him. >> what she has done for me,ly , i will never be able to repair her. she got me out of the situation i was in. she's taken care of me. and carried me in her arms since my mom died. if i work for the rest of my life, there's no way i can repay her for what she's done for me. she basically saved my life. that was

. >> i was thinking about knowing you were coming, and i remembered the navyyard shooting in washington, dc last september, and the argue. was at least more armed mps and they got more armed mps. i don't know if they were in effect here at fort hood at the time of the shooting. should that be a middle ground until they get this issue settled, armed or not armed? >> that's one of the things you should ask secretary of defense chuck hagel when he talks about cutting back the military strength. you're going to be cutting back a lot of the low density moss, military operation specialties, and unfortunately military police are one of those. when you think about the first fort hood shooting, you think about the washington navy yard shooting though, assailantses were taken down and engaged by civilian contract police in fort hood and washington, dc police at the navy yard. luck we we had an mp who was alert and engaged in assailant but lightning should not strike twice in the same place like fort hood. another unnerving parallel between the hassan says and specialist lopez, both were recent he re-

children received the sticker and other present during easter celebration outside washington dc. >>> the blood moon is upon us. with total eclipse just minutes away. we want to show you how things are looking right now. well. you can see there to the left-hand side that's the eclipse is moving here. doesn't look so red from it our vng point but spencer is here and everyone really getting a chance to see it soil. far it looks pretty good. skies, we have some thin high cloud around but most location reporting good viewing condition except along the coast thicker low cloud. generally the view not so bad. from the exploratorium camera thin clouds in the sky there but pretty good view of the sky. 63 degrees right now in san francisco. mid upper 50's oakland redwood city, san jose, los gatos and a half moon bay. view of the moon from the tower cam rachlt partial eclipse obviously already under way. moon look a little shakey there. >> temperatures got. that oka okay. 50 degrees santa rose. 51 nap a.50 petaluma. 57 fairfield 59 concord. mild 60 at livermore. obviously the camera is shaking.

uno de ellos en la base militar navy yard, en washington dc, donde fallecieron doce personas.en escuelas del pas. s/peg hausman, activista "hay tantos muertos y no es necesario. es ridículo". algunos dicen que el problema no son las armas. s/ luis quiñónez, activista "hay que hacer leyes muy específicas viendo cómo se identifican las personas que tienen problemas mentales. para evitar que tengan acceso a esas armas". el fiscal general eric holder dijo que se necesita ms dinero para ayudar a las agencias policiales locales a entrenar y equipar mejor a sus oficiales que son los que responden primero a este tipo de tragedias. cesar ---en mexico, las autoridades federales han puesto en marcha un operativo especial para resguardar a millones de viajeros que estaran visitando varios destinos en el pais.. ---jazive perez nos tiene mas informacion... take pkg ;01 1;17 1;35 1;39 jazive/vacaciones semana santa afiliadas 14 abril 14 tesser los centros turísticos en méxico están blindados ante la inseguridad y el arribo de miles de paseantes que vienen a disfrutar de las vacaciones de sem

the san francisco chronicle reports that the picture caught the attention of a congressman in washington, dc at a meeting raising a red flag. we reached out to the airport and t.s.a. and they told us that they do not believe there is any threat at this time and thinks the image is a stock picture. >> the former secretary of state joins the board of a bay area tech company and that is raising concerns. >> plus, clean air is priceless. we will show you how much symbolic a jar of fresh air went for at auction. and ad for a hair removal product that is raising eyebrows of stereotypes from years ago. >> a look now outside. n-e and i. i'm d-a-v-e and i have copd. i'm k-a-t-e and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way my volunteering. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hospital stay. breo is not for asthma. breo contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in pe

and nowhere is that debate more consequential than in washington dc's halls of power. months since is thel snowden leaks and the story isn't going away yet, now congress is holding a series of public hearings today is the first one, and we are going to hear general alexandar testify. what we with accident do is spy unlawfully on americans or spy on the citizens of any country. we only spy for valid purposes as authorized by law with multiple larrys of oversite, to ensure we do not abuse our authorities. >> nsa programs have contributed to understanding and disrupting 54 terror related events, 25 in europe. 11 in asia, and five in africa, and 13 in the united states. this was no accident, this was not coincidence. that claim was with challenge add week later. we with have heard over and over again, that terrorist plots were thwarted by section 702. that's wrong. these are not plots and they weren't all thwarted. the american people are getting left with inaccurate impression of the effectiveness of nsa programs. would you agree that the cases were not all plots would yo