>> fort belleview, virginia and general wilson walker was the chief of engineers and he had his residence on the post and i served him for a while, then i went to the officers messonol. >> thank you, fantastic, thank you for answering my questions. >> thank you, mr. koppel, i appreciate your presence and your willingness to serve. we don't have any other applicants, so we can open this item up for public comment. any member of the public who would like to come. >> [inaudible]. (indiscernible). listening, speech, action, you say pathway and thinking, so 7, body of talent. we *f we have put on to exact objective, thinking pattern and seldom behavior of performance. i mean, my 7 day -- my body way of counting. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> hello, supervisors of the rules committee, i'm steven know s*el, i want to start by thanking you for the three appointments, wonderful appointments that you made for us last month, all three of those commissioners are already well established and part panting, doing good for the exhibitioner all three of them showed up for a reception last monday

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wilson on monday night. >> happening today sentencing for the man who murdered an off-duty police officer raphael jones, was found guilty in the attempted robbery and murder of officer moses walker, jr. back in 2012. jones' faces automatic life sentence. his co-defendant, chance year mcfarland, now serving 20-40 years in prison for his role in the crime. >>> also, happening today basketball tournament to honor slain philadelphia police officer, robert wilson iii. officer wilson was shot and killed last month during attempted store robbery. some temple university student are hosting the basketball tournament to raise money for the officer's family. police officers will also play in the game today at temple's university's pearson hall from 6:00 until 9:00 p.m. >>> new this morning the vatican says pope francis is considering a trip to cuba when he visits philadelphia in september. the pope helped the united states and cuba re-establish diplomatic relations earlier this year. now, he already has a busy schedule for his visit to the u.s. he's meeting president obama and speaking in congress, and the united nations before coming to philadelphia for the world meeting of families. he'l

don't republicans crack down harder on was it wilson who yelled at the president you are a liar during the state of the union address. he let scott walkery with saying the president of the united states doesn't love his country. coarseness we tend to allow on both sides. if our guy is doing it okay. what reid did was wrong and when republicans do it it's just as bad. >> maybe they are not just letting each other doing it maybe we voters are letting >> yeah. >> think of those negative ads that they -- where they call each other child molesters? they are very effective and nothing but mean spirited sound bites and twists and everything else. >> 30% of the vote don't vote for. >> they are obviously a lot of very angry people out there. angry at both democrats and republicans. but is he supposed to act more like a statesman and i think, you know regardless of whether people want it or not he shouldn't be talking about colleagues that way. >> this is the way he will leave the u.s. senate, his distinguished career will make him look petty. anyway, panel, stay with us. straight ahead. "on the record" takes you to michigan inside the home of a

walker was doing. simply going and being there demonstrates some knowledge of the fact that there is this other continent right across the water. host: tim waiting in wilsonth carolina. line for independents. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. please give me time to make my statement. the free trade, that is the reason i'm an independent. i used to be a democrat. it started with reagan giving nations trade status and that george bush's father came in and he spoke of the new world order which was this free-trade. clinton signed on with the republicans. i think he knew better to pass this thing. george bush continued it. it brings our standard of living down. the new ward -- the new world order is to bring everyone to the same standard of living. you will see the standard of living as you're seeing now in countries like it makes the rich a lot lot richer. the only thing i'm afraid of and i think it is too late because all these deals have been signs of everything. it is really too late to turn back. but this is something republicans pushed. i wish you have him on the show when they had the debate with ross perot when he was running with cli

and andrea wilson has over a decade of experience in the whiskey industry, the first woman to chair the kentucky distillers association. you have an impressive resume. you oversold johnny walkerhe shift? how has that shifted over the years? andrea: what men -- women have always drank whiskey. it wasn't hot, it was about vodka and vodka has been on a huge run for a long time. now people want something different. whiskey offers a complexity. it is not gender specific. it is something that if you produce a great quality whiskey people are going to love it and drink it. alix: you were a former wall street attorney. how did you wind up here? connie: it was buying accident. -- by accident. i had done legal work for the company. i joined them as director of marketing. after that i was also named evp of ministers -- michter's. i join a lot of senior women enjoying whiskey. he had a skill set that was transferable. what we don't see in the whiskey industry, we haven't really seen women on the protection and. distillers and blenders, and tasters. with more women drinking whiskey, that may well change in the future. alix: was there any stereotype when you got into the market? in the whi