whoe are also people understand he is 94 years old. they want this to be a celebration of his life. is how people want him to be remembered. we're waiting for an official of date from the presidency. very than expected announcement to come, perhaps later -- there is an expected announcement to come, perhaps later in the day. he is obviously very ill and we are hearing is on life support. have they given any indication how long he will be kept on life support? spoke andis daughters said on the radio, listen, -- >> know, his daughter spoke and said on the radio, listen, he is bad, please pray for him. president obama is supposed to come to south africa on friday. to meet with nelson mandela? all of those things are on everyone's mind. in the meantime, people are coming your to pretoria and leaving cards and flowers as a way to feel connected to the father of the nation. >> thank you. u.s. president obama has arrived for a week-long journey to south africa, tanzania, and his first senegal.cal -- and he is giving a news conference in the capital, dhaka. he says he wants to highlight eco

whoe is a former member enjoys doing that as well. this policy, as an example of brotherly love. -- is an example of brotherly love. >> banking. the prime minster supports the recommendation of criminal penalties actual use the banking bill to the bloomington them. >> yes, i do. i support both of those measures. we need to read this excellent report. membernd my honorable for the excellent job he has done for penalizing bankers who behave responsible. i say, yes. and make sure inks who are in receipt of taxpayers money, i say yes. in receipt ofre taxpayer pots money -- taxpayer's money, i say yes. >> the banking bill that is going through parliament to make sure it goes through as soon as possible. >> we will be using that bill to take those important steps. we have that opportunity. first of all, because we said there should be a parliamentary inquiry that should be done in legally. if we had done that, we would be getting going on the inquiry. instead of that, we have good results and one-stroke legislation. -- and we have strong le

and bill clinton says, look, i mean this story aut whoe will aidn do not, there are thing the president can do almost demille that will curtail draticall the massacre of a syrianivilian. ane thing, jn mccain and lindsay gramm and others have urged over and over again, establishi no-fly zone, an area where a safe zone, where syrians and some of may be- whe they're save to shoot down in less serious planes. don'they have jet fights? why does this have tbe a u.s. initiative? what is our specific interest in syria? >> it's a huge intert. it may show up and pulls the ppople w don't wt to get involved in the civil war. is is not a civil war. the russians involved, hezbollah . lou: more excited by the minute. free to g io a conflict of russia. >> do we just sit by wle russia expense, since weaponsf all types assyrians says they're killing people, a threat to s thisneighbo? would be a tmendous setba the united states if ass stays in the tremendous victory for the iranian people. lou: and i eeed to a of that , let's say, hypothetically. thfact is that we ha been in afghantan since 2001. we have

it's produced by the people whoe brought you paranormal activity >> you get that insane feeling.l >>e's phenomenal actor inpo the film who plays the lead le villain. i thought he was fantastic. the overall film, these thes characters make the dumbest decisions have ever made in a movie. i found myself to point of frustration, every scare became manipulative, i wanted to yelltl at the screen in a bad way.way. not like don't go in there. the. those are fun manipulations, mai these are terribly stupidstupid decisions that completely makeye the film unrealistic. i gave it a 2.5 out of 5. of rent it, don't see it in theaters. >> clearly not for kids. ki. >> not for kids whatsoever. >> thanks. >>> let's toss it to tucker.tuck >>> we got rain in the forecast and a lot of it as well. well. warm and tropical conditions cod start today. 70 in washington, it's going ton be an interesting day to say the least. 70 this morning in annapolis, 60s in the mountains, 62 this ts morning winchester. with the exception o of our viewers, our friends in the mountains, most of us will be in for a soaking ra

whoe -- who is the real loser here, him or you? >> if we want to talk about the real enemies props to my family for having me. back on you, mom and dad. not like you are watching. putin is a d-bag. first of all he is lying. the international transit zone, you can only be in there for 24 hours. if snowden is still there he has to cross to the russian border. as long as somebody is leaking material that could endanger your life there are american lives. god forbid an all girl band says something about the head of mother russia and they rot in prison for the rest of your life. i am talking about the riot girls and our josie and the pussycats are running around. >> you noy we have had this controversy with the super bowl ring and putin taking the super bowl ring. in a way, snowden is the real super bowl ring. he has america around his finger. we have to go to the pawnshop and get the ring back. >> nice analogy. >> i don't know what an analogy is. >> i don't trust any guy who leaves his hot acrobat girlfriend behind in hawaii. that's fo

. >> huckabee: well, if he looksic the other way by the person whoe is supposed to be the top law enforcemente official in the land, guts those parts of the constitution that supposed to in give an ironclad protection to a free press, then let's hope thai no one shows up next year for the farce that the dinner will represent. in the rights are being savaged, so are yours. so i might not be as young or smart or as nice looking, but for now, i am james rosen. and so arei am you. [ applause ] several news outlets, includingl fox news, said that early thursday they would not participate in eric holder's ofs the record meetings on the justice department's handling of investigations of thethursday ne representatives of the five outlets who did attend the meeting were allowed to share some of the information that was discussed. ron foreignyay is the director of the national journal and said why they did not need holder off the record. a agency executive was prosecuted by the obama administration for being a whistle blower on the agency's wasteful spending while develop ago secret surveillance program

whoe are foreign diplomats enjoy something similar to diplomatic immunity.t is under a different name, consular immunity. that ares to actions done while working. if you are driving a car and you get into a car accident but you're on your way to conduct business on behalf of your country, it would apply. but if you're at dinner at it is not an official function, it most likely would not apply. , on: lake worth, florida our democrats line. who believesbody like i do that snowden is a patriot and has given his life for the country should go online and look how to donate to his defense fund. our country is in desperate need of transparency and accountability and it is really lacking. regular people have to put their money where their mouth is. is there a site that is taking legal donations for edward snowden? caller: there was, and i donated. commondreams.org on how to donate to the case. .is life is shot i don't believe you will get a fair trial -- he will get a fair trial. i am older. my kids are grown. i don't think the people who are can afford.in debt i th

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whoe were some republicans know the system is broken and want to fix it. as marco rubio bice to say, we have de facto amnesty right now. we have doe do something about it. do something about it. there is no question that the election is what triggered the focus and everybody's minds. i do not think it is only. will it work as pandering, so to speak? i think the problem is with the republicans -- immigration reform has become a stand-in litmus litmus test for many latino voters. new latino voters are skeptical about, do we need more immigrants? they have come to put how they talk about immigration to determine how they feel a bout of them. the famous ads in california run by republicans where they said, they keep coming and showed people running across the border. people saw this on tv and the said, who is they? who are you talking about? how do you feel about us? mitt romney -- i am a republican and romney was my candidate, but the problem with the romney campaign is the latinas heard it as, we do not like you. we want you to self deport. i don't really li

whoe are a lot of people talk about skyscraper farms and it is a fantastic idea and illustrates one i am talking about, the idea of a city that can feed itself. another idea is that they will be very high-tech at the centers and instead of having suburbs around the city, instead of having a kind of urban sprawl, all of those areas would be forms and those farms would be feeding into the economy of the city. there is a famous urban theorists who said that the goal for city designers and city planners should be that everything that a city is importing should eventually become something that the city is producing. that is absolutely the case of food. especially as we move into the future, food will become a very political issue and an urban issue. "solar panels cost 60% less today than full four years ago." jonathan, independent caller. michigan, you are on the air. caller: i really enjoy c-span. thank you for your guest. you are really on track, trying to get on it from political issues. i want to run for political party in michigan because what -ou're saying, a lot of stuff, some of th

whoe obviously, individuals may have participated, whether we have video or otherwise, we are pursuing. >> ok. two more quick questions. in your lifetime of law enforcement, is it a practice ,ou believe is appropriate to when you have information and transcripts and other collected data, to selectively make some of it available in order to facilitate both public and witness cooperation? in other words, do you put out certain information and, --versely, retain certain of information? you do not put out an entire transcript of deposition, all the evidence you have, you put some of it out as a matter of course in investigations to get people pointed, for example. you put a picture of somebody out in the case of benghazi, yet you are retaining, i am sure, some information that only you know. a newere making use of media on facebook and the like. in the course of our investigation in benghazi. gone are website, you will find stills from the videos. >> selectively pick. others were retained. >> because we want people to come forward. we did the same thing in boston, the way we were able to i

bird, whoe lady understood not have to be a grandmother, but how to be strong and how to comfort and how to lead at the same time and not just lead in the public, but lead behind the scenes. >> if i could talk about the politics of the office. what she was so masterful at doing. she is from texas. i am from memphis. we are in the biggest legislative battle of the 1960s. they will take the 64 civil rights act, which i think never would have passed if john kennedy had not been assassinated and lyndon johnson would not have been president. there is no doubt in my mind. have passed eventually. >> it would be at least a decade, maybe longer. lyndon johnson is knocking heads the way the -- the only way that knock heads.on can not h lady bird is doing the exact same thing with grace and tact. could do this and have every piece of dirt known to humankind -- [laughter] and then you have lady bird reaching out afterwards and calling the feathers, keeping her own tally on how the votes were going at the exact same time that she is knowing how to balance. she is knowing how to do had starts. she

whoe are the people probably rely more on their own initiative been on top-down bureaucracy. am a teacher -- host: what you teach what grade? caller: i teach social studies in high school. i've been paralyzed by the vast bureaucracy in the educational system. i know this extends to all levels of government. host: why is that the case? we hear so often from teachers who complain about bureaucracy, paperwork, the standard of learning, skills that are desired -- require that are not allowed to teach and it sucks ability. caller: the quality of teachers is slowly going down. intouthorities being put the hands of bureaucrats. not just in education, but in the case of all government agencies. it is very paralyzing. host: thank you for the call. now from york, pennsylvania. welcome to the program. caller: good morning. i hope when congress gets back in session they do something about the china buyout of smithfield. i certainly don't feel good with china having a big footprint in our food supply. i am really upset with congress because of the money that we give to gm, and now they ar

do whoes a 27-year-old owns college loans, has no job, what does he do? , that is a great question. someone who is age 26 or above that, they would have to get their health insurance on the health insurance exchanges that many of the viewers have probably heard about. the enrollment for that begins october 1 20 13 for coverage january 1, 2014. if you have a young person who is in the situation by the caller just described, who is 27, they would be eligible for exchange subsidies. the way that works is it is based on the person's annual income. andhey are between 100% 400% of the federal poverty level, they would be eligible for some level of subsidies. and in states that have decided to expand medicaid -- not every state has chosen to do that -- ofyour income is up to 138% the federal poverty level, then you would be eligible for medicaid. host: explained the exchange is a little bit for folks who are still owns -- an sure about how this works. anst: it is basically online marketplace. some people have called it an amazon.com for health insurance. that is largely correct. october 1,