police questioned wesley's family and learned that the men matching the description were wesley's long time friends justin glove and lawrence morrell. both men were in their early 20s, and like wesley, had minor brushes with the law, but had never served time and had no violent offenses. >> my understanding they had known each other going back to when person lived in new york. >> when questioned by police, both men denied any involvement in wesley's murder. they said they dropped wesley off at his house, and that was the last time they saw him. >> shopping bags of recent purchases from that morning wesley had were found in the house. we feel certain that wesley person did make it back to the house. >> police obtained a search warrant and checked every room. >> we luminoled that housetop to bottom. we could find nothing. absolutely nothing in that house that gave us any indication he was shot and killed there. >> police also checked lawrence morrell's car, the one wesley person got into after christmas shopping. >> we checked the trunk and the interior of the car for any evidence, for a

penalty kicks wesley sneijder is turned away bt argentina goel keeper sergio romero who made two saves in penalty kicks maxi rodriguez scores the winning penalty kick celebration angentina fans tears of joy final: 0-0 world cup final sunday at 9:00 am argentina vs germany for the so far nothing from the mouth of lubrani james. he was a net loss vagus. the cavs are putting themselves into position to sign lebron james to a max deal by trading jarrett jack and two other players to the nets, freeing up $9 million - meaning they now have $21.7 million in cap space to sign lebron also leading to speculation that lebron is heading home, zydrunas iglauskas - who now works in the cavs front office and who used to play with lebron - posted a photo of himself and

wesley, we've been telling graphing this for a while. if immigration reform can't get through congress, then the president steps in and takes executive action. now this week he signals that's what he plans to do at the end of the summer. what is the expectation for the scope of what he's going to end up doing here? >> it's unl clear exactly what president obama might do with the executive action. first he's got to deal with the current border crisis with so many children coming here. part of that will be probably tied in with congressional action''s asking for. a lot will be the executive action, either ordering more resources down to the border, opening more facilities for the children coming in. the president has also asked now for suggestions from immigration groups he's been working with as well as groups from the left and in theory from republicans as well as too what type of executive actions. i'm sure president obama already has a clear idea of what he's going to do, but he's at least attempting the idea of transparency telegraphi

yes. >> wesley, do you know that that makes absolutely no sense whatsoever? >> without the cooperation of the women, police do not have enough evidence to charge wesley with pinching tonight. >> but he won't be getting off scott free. >> when you ride with somebody whether you're getting paid or not and you're providing security for them, it's called aid and abetting. that's illegal. that's why you're going to jail. >> even if i'm riding? >> yeah. >> not knowing where they was going. >> you knew where they was going. >> actually i was sleeping in the car. >> you knew where they were going. >> i'm being real with y'all. >> no, you're not being real. >> footman and his female friends are bound for the county jail. >> look at these beautiful ladies. >> but not before our producer has a chance to ask them a few questions. >> what are you doing here? you're pregnant. >> alexandria does have a few things she wants to make clear. >> i'm sure you didn't get into this on your own. >> i'm definitely not a sex slave that's for sure. >> first and foremost, she insists sh

here's what to expect a huge summer outdoor festival at tabernacle on wesley avenue. craft, artists, gourmet foods starting at ten. also saturday morning. head to wildwood for cape express beach blast soccer saturday and sunday. soccer teams from all over the east coast compete on beaches between cedar and poplar avenues. for more details go to cbs philly.com. it the has been all fun and games here. we are plan can jam. henry and i will try this henry, one shot, ready. >> i got it. kate, i have been trying that for an hour. >> number time you can be my partner good i have to be the one knocking because i'm no good with the frisby. first take live tv, i'm impressed, great job, thanks very much, kathy. it looks so beautiful down there. i'm jealous. she has her toes in the san. here we are in center city where it is looking beautiful. head out to dinner tonight, sit outside, deep blue skies looking live from the cbs-3 studios out over center city philadelphia. just a perfect summer take. in the too hot. humidity so low that nice comfortable breeze. we said not too hot, n

then, the last ditch idea hit her. >> it was just a hail mary. >> reporter: wesley created a page one crowd sourcing website gofundme.com, sharing her story and asking for people to pay her tuition. the results, shocking? >> i sat in front of the computer for the rest of the night just in shock. >> reporter: $50 here, ten bucks there, and in just 24 hours she met her goal. >> it was absolutely amazing. >> reporter: and the generosity of strangers has not stopped. now, five days later she has raised more than 45 grand. the more than 1,000 people who chipped in granting the wish she never dreamed would come true. >> there are just no words to convey how i feel, i'm just ready to graduate, pay it forward. that is my goal. >> reporter: but first she plans to thank every person who donated and put the extra money aside for the next year's tuition. marcie gonzales, abc news, new york. >>> all right, 7 on your side's michael finney is here answering questions sent to him by facebook and twitter. >> and one asks, do i as the caller have the right to notify people i don't want my call recorde

video from july 14th in the 500 block of wesley high avenue. two robbers flashed guns at the bartender demanding money, and a third suspect cleaned out the cash register. all three got away. anyone with information call the philadelphia police. >>> just about every arrest in new jersey will be recorded now because of the new addition to the department's arsenal of crime fighting tools and details about the new cop cams. >> and these cameras will be on the officers. saying it is all about transparency. wanting the community to see everything that his officers are doing. so see for yourself this is what they look like. it is a small, square device called a body-worn camera system. this particular one manufactured by taser-axon, recording the audio and video, and will now be required to be worn on the body of all officers. the police chief says there has been a number much frivolous lawsuits filed against his officers. and now with every encounter with the public recorded it will encourage citizens to be on their best behavior. he says it also for

. >> el centro de salud wesley cuenta con un laboratorio donde se revisan exÁmenes de sangre para detectarces de probabilidad de obtener esta enfermedad. >> vine aquÍ por un problema de colesterol y ara me siento bien, mucho mejor. ahora la novedad es que estoy bien, que no he problemas para nada. >> los o phillys se fueron de visita nueva york le contamos quÉ pasÓ. >> el pronÓstico al regresar. ♪ ♪ >> mucha lluvia ayer, un poco hoy, temperaturas agradables. vamos a ir con nuestro experto, eduardo rodrÍguez que nos presenta su informe del tiempo. >> buenas noches, julio. mucha lluvia la que tuvimos anoche las temperaturas subieron a mÁs de 80 y esta noche tendremos algunas lloviznas, desde filadelfia. delaware y maryland tambiÉn pero algunas milésimas de lluvia. seguimos debajo del promedio climatolÓgico. gran parte la zona, emperadores de 81 hasta 85 el atlÁntic city. 12 millas por hora esta noche, las temperaturas refrescando. si pueden llegar a mÁs de 80. el pronÓstico es seco para las prÓximas 24 40 y ocho horas. es un pronÓstico de temperaturas frescas. estamos en Épocas de huracanes

and wesley snipes is 52 today. keep it here for more news, weather, and sports.this thursday. have a good one. >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> well good morning everyone, you've made it to thursday, it's 4:30 i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. we have lots of news, first your forecast, good morning. >> good morning, kris, scott, everybody at home. starting out with plenty of 50s out there this morning. it's definitely nice and cool. just about everywhere. couple 60s on the map. 62 for san jose and 65 in livermore. as we get into your afternoon, i have to tell you, it will be warmer for today. but that humidity has dropped off. it feels better out there. we'll talk about what's coming

. >> reporter: wesley roundtree had a part time job in retail but longing for something better. >> he played me for a fool. >> reporter: lizbeth gomez want to stand on her own two feet. i don't care. you need it. want this job. you will pay foirr it. and this man looking for a new start. >> took the money. he said the next week. next week. following week. after that i don't trust anybody. >> reporter: the person who meets with us is marius oliver. that's not the name he gives to our underskucover producer. >> reporter: mr. o'neal soon asks for money. >> yeah, yeah, of course. i brought that. yeah. here. >> here you go, sir. what's your name again? >> oliver is an ex-con who says he is the supervisor for what authorities call an unlicensed employment agency. owners are unknown. >> training is $997, security license. pay is $21.37 an hour. that's full time. all right. part time, you are looking at $16.87. which one you want to do? >> uh. >> full or part time. >> it depend. how much? i guess i will do. i like the full. >> okay. >> full time is $21.37. training is $997. paid in full. only

he can get a shot they played 30 more minutes of extra time then onto penalty kicks penalty kicks wesleyneijder is turned away bt argentina goel keeper sergio romero who made two saves in penalty kicks maxi rodriguez scores the winning penalty kick celebration angentina fans tears of joy final: 0-0 world cup final sunday at 9:00 am argentina vs germany for the so far nothing from the mouth of lubrani james. he was a net loss vagus. the cavs are putting themselves into position to sign lebron james to a max deal by trading jarrett jack and two other players to the nets, freeing up $9 million - meaning they now have $21.7 million in cap space to sign lebron also leading to speculation that lebron is heading home, zydrunas iglauskas - who now works in the cavs front office and who used to play with lebron - posted a photo of himself and lebron playing for the cavs to his facebook page pressure now on lebron to not screw the cavs over twice. a raging donald sterling denounced his wife, her lawyers and the nba today during the trail to determine his wife, shelly's, right to sell the team for

. >> reporter: wesley is the only bomb technician in arlington county. she started as a firefighter. >> i'm a mentor and will be spending the night with the girls, so we'll have more in depth conversations. >> reporter: the girls will watch a real fire burn in this simulated bedroom constructed for this purpose. the fire will start over here and the girls will watch how quickly it spreads and how the fire is affected by oxygen when this door is opened. then they'll watchfire fighters go in and put it out and stay safe at the same time. despite the danger and grueling physical demand a few girls here are already sold like lauren woods who wants to follow in her dad's footsteps. >> i want to be a firefighter and paramedic. >> reporter: and levin smith who is here despite her broken -- and evelyn smith who is here despite her broken arm. >> i think i might actually look into it. it's challenging and it's something that i like. >> reporter: at fire camp in arlington county, peggy fox, wusa9. >> that's some amazing stuff. keep this in mind, ladies. not so eas

were going to get into the business of destroying states and then we have the memoirs by general wesley clark saying that the heel cons were going to sequentially plea proceed to destroy seven arab muslim states that's exactly what they've done they destroyed afghanistan iraq syria libya they've dismembered sudan basically they've cracked in half yemen and russia is next so from their perspective this is been a great success now i do agree with jim lobe and bob however that we see a can ruin sphere between the interests of the neoconservatives and the neo liberal interventionists organized underbridge and ski and his protege's who are controlling the foreign policy of the obama administration. the only people really dissenting except for for progressives like the three of us are the real politic ors like kissinger and they've been locked out so it's a very dangerous situation in the middle east and also in ukraine with russia robert a if i go back to the from undersea promotion that well let me go to robert on that one of his he used that phrase in your article that i mentioned earlier

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wesley snider needs this. both sides of the goal.ge and rodriguez for the win, argentina into the finals to face germany. winner 4-2 on penalty kick. [speaking foreign language]. >>> world cup battle for third place. the netherlands will play brazil and sunday at noon here, germany and argentina play in the world cup finals. you can watch the world cup finals on the go on your sport phone or tablet with watch abc. >>> carnage today. 90 miles today, stage five, toppling over their chris, last year's winner start of the day bandaged up after a wreck yesterday. he crashed twice today. it was the worst combination possible. seventh sections of koebl stone. bloody face. walked away from the tour. had enough. the winner of stage five, italians and finished unscathed. >>> we're gearing up for the final football game this saturday. the legends of candle stick led by joe montana. 22.5 at the fire house signing autographs for the police and firemen today. he will be joined by steve young, jerry rice, clark, and the big game where the proceeds

joining me is wesley clark. good to see you.ted states says it's classified that they have pictures of artillery with burn marks. that would make it clear that putin is upping the ante. so he is sure that the rest of the world is full of bologna or he is losing control himself, that could be scarier. >> i don't think the situation is beyond putin's control. i think he is very much in control of it and the weapons are being fired across the border at the ukrainian forces because putin is surprised how effectively the ukrainians are fighting to regain control of their own territory. this is warfare. and he sent his leadership in to seize donetsk and plan sk and he is prepared toesque late as ukraine fights. we have to convince putin he's not going to win through continuing military escalation. the ukrainians have to fight and then the europeans have to join the united states in putting tough sanctions on him. >> but so far they said they're going to do but actions speak louder than words and there hasn't been much of that. and wha

wesley: aye, sir.

. >> reporter: wesley is arlington county's only bomb technician. she started as a firefighter. >> i am a mentor and will spend the night with the girls, so we'll be having more in depth conversations. i love their reaction when they see i'm a bomb technician and not a paramedic. >> reporter: the girls will be in a simulated bedroom constructed for this purpose. the fire will start here. the girls will watch how quickly it spreads and how the fire is affected by oxygen when this door is opened. then they'll watchfire fighters go in and put it out and stay safe. despite the danger and grueling physical demands, a few girls here are already sold like lauren woods who wants to follow in her dad's footsteps. >> i want to be a firefighter and paramedic. >> reporter: and evelyn smith who is here despite her broken arm. >> i think i might actually look into it. you know, it's challenging and it's something that i like. >> reporter: fire camp in arlington county, peggy fox, wusa9. >> so it is not easy to become an arlington county firefighter. out of 1,500

to study what made that program work i interviewed 100 former.ñ white house fellows colin powell, wesley, jay-z penney, levi strauss i did a survey with 82% response rate with an amazing experience. and it builds a leadership development program malo -- models for college students i was invited to assume the presidency of gordon. michael said we are excited but i have a question whose intellectual property is that study? [laughter] i said it is part of my research. he said i thought you would say that. so we went to gordon and built the program the only one model for college students and we believed deeply in opportunities. it doesn't matter what happens by age 20 but between 20 and 40 is when people to have the upward trajectory to sharpen that ankle and go on to assume significant positions of responsibility in their chosen vocation. in addition to institutional leadership also will be call symbolic leadership. it is interesting i did not realize how much leadership depends on the ability to lead with your life. so much of what's a leader does is how low they represent themselves in a

joining me to talk about all this is msnbc political analyst, kelly connolly and wesley lowery a politicalthe washington post." i look back at the last almost six years now of the obama presidency, you can split this into two periods, the first two years when you had the most productive congress since lbj, the great society. maybe the republicans hated it, maybe the democrats loved it. the point is things happen in those first two years, we've seen the reality of divided government in a hyper polarized america since then. the white house wants something, the republicans in congress say no and nothing happens. it makes me sit here and say how can either side break that? >> steve, you talk about the first two years of the president bpt see and say all these things were done and voters rejected it. >> and then they re-elected the president. >> that's different. an incumbent president has significant advantages. this one had many advantages over mitt romney in getting re-elected. for the midterms in 2010, much like 2014, it's much more about issues than individuals. it's much more about what d

for more than a year she has created an elaborate sun dresses for needy girls from her apartment at wesley enhanced living in penny pack park. dorothy or dot as she's known spent 50 years working in a factory making mens swimsuits. now she's 97. >> i'm the type of personally cannot sit and do nothing. >> reporter: neighbor's great grandchild showed off one of the dresses. >> you cut this part off. >> reporter: pillowcases contact be plane or pattern. dot takes her time making right ribbons. some creations go to girls in the delaware valley, others as far away as mexico a lot of the little girls, they have nothing, they are so poor and what little girl doesn't like a pretty dress. >> reporter: sister virginia wagner a servant of the most blessed trinity is grateful for dot's dresses. her mission took several to mexico to the delight of the girls. >> really is beautiful and reflection of the bought full person that she is. >> reporter: as word spreads, people are donating pillowcases to dot. so how long does show plan to do this. >> i don't know as long as i'm here i guess i'll be making the

from your right, wesley pepper, director emeritus of missouri journalism washing program. frederica dodd, travel writer for the james town poster: new york state. michel lu, assistant managing editor and christian posts. doris margolis, president, editorial associate and co-organizer today's luncheon. candy carson, co-author of two books with her husband who is our guest speaker today and cofounder of the carson scholars fund. donna wayne wold lee cher, reporter "usa "usa today," formr national press club president and vice chair of the speaker's committees. skipping of our speaker for a moment, mary lou donohue, president artistically speaking an organizer of today's event. thank you very much. kelley wright, anchor, reporter, fox news. points p., regional editor the "washington post." and kirby wilbur, executive director of the national journalism center. [applause] although well known in his field, he was a pediatric brain surgeonh well known in his field, he was a pediatric brain surgeon at johns hopkins university. benjamin carson was not on the political radar until

. >> one of the groups's advisors wesley martin said in a statement to fox news, we have requested the u.n. to send a team to be stationed at liberty permanently, but this has not taken place. we need a team to be stationed there and need constant monitoring given the risks facing residents. so far the group says that hasn't happened. the last time they say u.n. officials visited the camp was a month ago leaving those people unprotected. so far 116 of its members have been killed in attacks by iraqi forces. >> u.s. intelligence officials believe a russian commander oversaw the missile strike on a jetliner that killed almost 300 innocent people and ukraine is! ing russia is now helping the separatists to destroy evidence at the crash site. president obama says the rebels can't shoot down planes without sophisticated equipment and training and that is coming from russia. >> i made clear to president putin that our briefed path is to resolve this diplomatically. but that means that he will and the russian government have to make a decision. are they going to continue to support violent se

for more than a year she has created elaborate sun dresses for needy drawers from her apartment at wesley in penny pack park. dorothy or dot as she is known spent 50 years working in the sewing factory making mens swimsuits. new she's 97. >> i'm the type of person who i cannot just sit and do nothing. >> reporter: neighbor's great grand child showed off one of the dresses. >> you cut this part off. >> reporter: pillowcases can be plane or pattern. she takes her time picking ribbons and embellish. some creations go to girls in the delaware valley, others have gone as far away as mexico. >> a lot of the little girls, they have nothing, they are so poor, what little girl doesn't like a pretty dress. >> reporter: sister wagner a servant of the most blessed trinity is grateful for dot's dresses. her mission took several to mexico to the delight of the girls. >> it really is beautiful and reflection on of beautiful person that she is. >> reporter: as word spreads, people are donating pillowcases to dot. so how long does she plan to do this. >> i don't know, as long as i'm here i guess i will be

sylvester stallone, arnold schwarzenegger, wesley snipes.e cast of the upcoming, expendables 3. they've gathered for an incredible spread for "vanity fair" and chris tas smith, also the senior west coast editor of "vanity fair." everybody has big titles this year. smart accomplished people. you helped put this shoot together. tell me about it. what's going on here? >> this is great. this is like such a great guilty pleasure, don. so delicious all these people. they were premiering in the cannes film festival in may there to walk the red carpet. tanks were being down for the promotion of this film. we happened to get them all. this is called the bellin hi bar at eden roc which is one of the most beautiful places on earth. and they were all there. they're all assembled happy to be there in their own klose. you just have to love stallone's lavender blazer. it's good to see harrison ford there and antonio banderas. it was like a win-win for us. >> lavender blazer. there's a purple one, a maroon one. so it was probably tough to pull this off. i w

wesley you suggest in the book as you're suggesting now in fact when the government steps in any roads the civil society aspects of community and actually weakens neighborliness and charity. >> guest: oh absolutely and you see it happen everyday. you saw happen with george w. bush's faith-based initiative which i would call a classic example of big government conservatism. all of these well-meaning people who are trying to solve problems voluntarily at the local level stop doing what they were doing and start lobbing for an lobbing for near markham is what happens when you outsource. it shifts the incentives and there's always a middleman that gets the payout. i would argue it's never really been about transferring money from the richer the poor. it's about transferring money from the politically unconnected to the connected in washington. >> host: your rule number for his work for it. >> guest: i quote ashton cloture when he gave that now famous speech and hollywood went bananas because he said opportunity looks a lot like hard work and he said every job i had was a blessing and it we

took latin in my school and i think it helped me with my vocab or i hope it did and i took french at wesley and we had a two-year language requirement. i was enjoying it. i wasn't good at it. but i was learning and loved the literature part and got it down were writing critiques of french literature and i could say love is hate, hate is love. and when i had to go around to talk about my junior year and i saw my french professor said i am thinking about this course or this where and she looks at me and says your talents lie elsewhere. >> you are pretty good. i don't want to spend a lot of time on this but given this has been a messy few days in iraq i wonder if we can get your quick reaction to that. >> let me back up and start where we were when president obama took office. president bush established a timetable for american withdraw in 2011 unless the iraq's agreed to what is called a status of forces agreement that gives the necessary protections to american soldiers. there was a great deal of work done to try to figure out with the iraqs what, if any, american forces would be necessary a

folks like colin powell, wesley clark, ceo of levi strauss image jcpenney, extraordinary individuals. we did a survey comic and 82% response rate, really had an amazing mix. then i went about the process of building a leadership development program model for college students. in the midst of that, i was invited to send the presidency according. i'll never forget my conversation when i went to tell them. he said were really excited, but i do have a question. he's intellectual property is that study you did? [laughter] i say david, you think it's part of my research. he said yeah, i was afraid you were going to say that. so i brought it to gordimer delta program called the presidential fellows program. the only other country modeled for college students. we believe deeply in the importance of early leadership opportunities. my research on the next visit to camp difference. it doesn't matter what happens by age 20, but between 20 and 40, that is a significant easing. people who have a particular effort to track to reach have the opportunity to significantly sharpen and i want to assume s

marine lance corporal wesley davids was 16 years old and still attending dublin high school, dublin high school, when he was inspired to serve our nation following the terrorist attacks on september 11, 2001. he was killed the day after his 20th birthday in may of 2005 while fighting in iraq. he was a member of the columbus-based lima company. 23 total service members from lima company died in iraq. marine lance corporal davids died during a 96-hour period, mr. speaker, in which six members died and 15 were wounded. marine lance corporal davids was also willing to lend a hand. his family and friends say he was full of energy, especially when it came to driving or working on cars. he was also a stand-out rower in high school and well loved by his community. with crowds lining street following his memorial service. he is survived by his parents, jodi and michael, and brother steven in dublin, ohio. cap lynn -- captain nicholas rozanski was a life-long resident of dublin which he called god's country. he proudly served on multiple deployments to kosovo and iraq as a member of the ohio natio

radios, body armor, individual first aid kit and wesley being -- sleeping mats, uniform items. over the next few months additional items will start to move through the process, to include night vision goggles, thermal imager's, kevlar helmets, disposal robots, and some radios. barbed wire, alarms systems, at excavators, trucks, generators, that kind of thing. communications gear. all of this is a package of more than $33 million now that the president has approved. that continues to flow. >> has it gotten there yet and it is still a long time since they have requested that.? >> it has been a longtime since they requested that. >> it is working through the procurement process, i do not have any idea when enter the process, but it will enter soon. >> could this be a proxy war between u.s. and russian if they were to provide this? >> the security of ukraine continues to be violated by its neighbor in russia, and that is -- that needs to stop. >> to your knowledge, who has the black box? >> i do not know. >> is there concern that they may be tampered with? >> we set up the outset t

wesley vba coordinates its efforts by disseminating national accuracy and related guidance to regional staff. they reuse the results of starter focused training and guide local quality reviews. however regional staff later be done at there are two many sources of guidance and searching for the most time consuming confusing and difficult. staff were concerned that vba's policy manual national training was not sufficiently opaque to help them avoid future errors. a conclusion of vba has made enhancements to its quality assurance programs at missed opportunities to fully demonstrate its commitment to quality amp in particular the agencies producing imprecise actress estimates used to guide programs management and improvements and also missed an opportunity to win the public's trust when introducing a measure as a full explanation of this limitations. in other areas its failure to follow generally accepted practices has led to implementation shortcomings which otherwise are representative of sound quality assurance practices. however all these issues can be addressed with more focus and su

wesley vba coordinates its efforts by disseminating national accuracy and related guidance to regional staff. they reuse the results of starter focused training and guide local quality reviews. however regional staff later be done at there are two many sources of guidance and searching for the most time consuming confusing and difficult. staff were concerned that vba's policy manual national training was not sufficiently opaque to help them avoid future errors. a conclusion of vba has made enhancements to its quality assurance programs at missed opportunities to fully demonstrate its commitment to quality amp in particular the agencies producing imprecise actress estimates used to guide programs management and improvements and also missed an opportunity to win the public's trust when introducing a measure as a full explanation of this limitations. in other areas its failure to follow generally accepted practices has led to implementation shortcomings which otherwise are representative of sound quality assurance practices. however all these issues can be addressed with more focus and su

wesley clark. he is a director of the center for substance abuse treatment within the substance abuse mental health services administration. as director, dr. clark leads the agency's nationwide effort to provide effective and accessible treatment for addiction disorders. he is a noted author and educator in the field of substance abuse, treatment and has received many awards for his service. next, we have joseph ranuzizi, and we are pleased to welcome you, sir, back to the caucus. you're the deputy assistant administraor of the office of diversion control at the dea. as deputy assistant administrator, mr. ranazzizi is responsible for ensuring the more than 1.5 million dea registrants comply with the controlled substances act and it's implementing regulations. he was named as deputy assistant administrator in january of '06 and served with the dea for some 25 years from now. and last but certainly not least, we're pleased to have dr. andrew kalodny. the doctor is the chief medical officer of the pho

wesley in texas. democratic caller.ck comment from another who spoke earlier, and the constitution is by the people of the people. so him making the statement about the policy, we don't care about the public, we care about the rural. by basic thing is the cyprian decision ise, their for mitt romney statement that companies are people, that is absolutely wrong. they have made a public gesture mitte old yesterday that romney was actually right. and eagle point, oregon. what do you think? i am going to comment on the supreme court ruling about hobby lobby. i lived in the southeast for 20 years. i did love hobby lobby. but my daughter has a condition that many young women have it is called polycystic alvarion syndrome. ovarian syndrome. you start out when you're young taking birth control pills and evolve to when birth control pills finally fail, which in some cases liked my daughter isy did, then the iud necessary to combat a real problem. and it can lead into cancer eventually if you don't treat the problem. so hobby lobb

>> that's wesley, my brother. >> dude, that's so two years ago. >> this heart throb has been stayingd he joins us today. good morning. >> good morning. >> you're about to hit the 100th episode of "pretty little liars." actually hit july 8. 100 episodes? >> 100 episodes. i loved working on the show. the cast is fantastic. my character causes some trouble, so i like it. >> no kidding, right there. but we've been watching you a while. you played selena gomez' vampire boyfriend. >> yes. extremely hairy. good fun. sally in a is a -- selena won an emmy. i stayed for three seasons. the fans really responded to my character. what actor doesn't like playing a werewolf. >> you got fans in the control room. for folks who did not see him on "wizards of waverly place," here he is as mason. >> we need your help. mason ate beans. >> i'm trying to get through to my class. >> the hairy guy ate somebody? >> yeah, he's a werewolf. >> nice! we have to get dean out of mason. >> let's cut him open. >> cut him open. he's a very nice guy. >> thank god you ate somebody! >> one of the things is not like the o

. >> reporter: after shooting and killing 43-year-old chad oulson in january at this wesley chapel movie texting. witnesses say reeves, a retired tampa police captain, was irritated that oulson was texting the babysitter watching his then 2-year-old daughter. >> the voices start going up and then, bang, he was shot. >> reporter: the father and son say they watched in horror as reeves allegedly killed oulson with a 38 caliber handgun. >> he said, man, i can't believe i got shot. blood started coming out of his mouth. i just held him. >> reporter: part of the fight caught on surveillance camera. it was played at reeves' february hearing and appears to show reeves on the right in a fight with oulson who is off camera. oulson throws popcorn at reeves. then reeves draws a gun. the judge initially denied bail in february. on friday evening he reversed his position, adopting the appeals court ruling saying in part the record suggests no special circumstances that would justify a decision to deny pretrial release. with his client out on $150,000 bond, reeves' defense attorney maintains his clien

kevin is joining us from wesley chapel, florida. good morning to you. caller: good morning. think what we need to look at is how the system of notifications of pilots broke down. there is a notice to airmen. the notice to airmen should be a red flag to a pilot that you just do not go into this area. and we have war zones all across the world right now. malaysia airlines should be extremely security conscience because they already lost a to the worldwide muslim conflicts that are going on. so i think it is a breakdown of the preflight nationalism -- of the professionalism of nato, a breakdown of the professionalism of the southeast treaty alliance . i think the lines of medication and demarcation with the airlines needs to be reinforced, but to me, the blame should look to the system and why the system is breaking down in these areas. host: kevin, thank you for the call. front page of the "financial times" -- airliner shot over ukraine, pro-russia militants accused of the attack. and this from "usa today." gary has us on our order page saying -- nothing to do with russia, it