it quite a journey for everybody. >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> so now i would like to introduce the chief engineer. can you tell us about your experience? >> there were a lot of anticipation about how people would respond. at first, we had to get in front of people to direct them from their habits. early morning, they are more into carrying their coffee and going inside of the elevator and then spilling their coffee to hit the keys. we got right in front of them, stopped them and told them exactly what they had to do. that helped out a lot. the other thing that helped were the lights in the lobby would tell them where the elevator was. a lot of these systems have not done that. we were the first to do that. the nice thing is we've got less spills in the lobby, too. you get into the elevator in the morning, and somebody is standing in front of the buttons and you cannot get to it. people are fighting each other, spilling coffee and stuff, so this works out well. once you get inside, you are going to the floor that you have already decided on the outside. it really helped traffic flow and security as well. >> wou

you. samurai next door told us to shut up. that's okay. i don't mind. these things happen when you travel. any way it's a good story to tell our friends back home. i remember that night when the samurai told us to shut up. [laughing] by the way did you see the sumo tournament? the grand finals. no. i missed it. >> you missed a great fight! what happened? dynasty made a great move - actually, - -su mo. okay. i take your word. wait. wait. wait. if you're doing, sumo you need a judge. [noises]ow! h iiiha chi. samurai is calling me. what's wrong now. did you call me? yes. oh, no, next door being noisy again. so, sorry, i'll go and tell them to be quiet. sorry, sorry. excuse me. [ noises] hey! come and join us. sorry but can you be quiet please, samurai. samurai? samurai? sorry we forgot. sorry. samurai. okay. we'll be quiet. unbelievable. that was your fault. you were the one that started talking about, sum. that was you making all the noise. shhhhhhh be quiet. let's change the subject. what shall we talk about now. we talked about sports. the weather. no. i know. let's talk about [whistles] women, love, romance, passion. look

both calling for free and fair elections but it's not just domestic if you stay with us been proof as you might tell us about the west actually meddling in russia's internal affairs. there hasn't it seems there are specific proof that in fact the state department again statements coming directly from hillary clinton there is evidence that it was released by life news odd basically details from e-mails between goalless which is a monitoring organization that took part in monitoring these elections and the department of state where there's very clear indications they're available in the life new site you can actually go and read them in english where you have these observers that took part in these elections actually asking how much they would get paid for each and every violation so anyone can go and actually read those statements from coal is we did hear that they're going to actually launch legal action against my views because the e-mails were obtained illegally but no denial on their part it's a very clear evidence that the statements from wheaton on the west sticking their nose a little too far

you will claim or be led inside. it's not illegal. we weren't fooling anyone. >> without telling us what you personally did, was it a case of people putting an excessive expensive claims that did not match the actual expenditure? >> well, yeah, you can be slightly created. but also goes one way to get rid of that as well. for example, i remember i was trying to get back from kosovo. we just couldn't get out of there. the only way out was flying the last planes and they were charging so much money for that slave. and it was one time in my life he put his hand in your pocket. he knew as of that particular we. we can't do that check point. and we've not disparage with machine guns, but missed. so we want to get out now. and yeah, we were allowed a lot of leeway. it was a bit of give-and-take. do not been paid a huge amount of money to be there. but that's great. putting two or three grand worth of expenses as the thank you. >> can i ask a question, which had been asked about the relationship between the news of the world are you aware of any sticks and carrots would be provided by the

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can you tell us a little bit, again, without any personal examples of the culture in the tabloid newspapers that you work for in relation to expenses crux first of all, the news of the world. how would you describe the attitude of the consensus in news of the world? >> in some regards we were not well paid. the salary was only 60,000 year and as a way to bump up the salary we were given a certain amount of leeway of 15 or 20 a year. is that legal? it's not. that was just the way for example one guy was living the side down and they would say listen you've got to start making up so your expenses match the rest of this so it was almost a direction from above. we were not fooling anyone. >> without telling us what you personally did, was it a case of people putting in excessive expense claims that did not match the actual expenditure? >> it can be slightly creative but also that is one we they would get rid of you as well. for example, i remember i was trying to get back from kosovo but the only way out was fleeing the last plane and they were charging so much money for that flight and just fo

you for joining us. it was nice to meet you. and thank you for telling us about your beautiful mural.for watching "culturewire." >> hello. welcome to "culturewire." we are here today with bay area artist jody chanel, and we are here to see the plaza where your piece has just been installed. >> i have been doing large-scale paintings in the galleries and museums, and the idea that in the future, i could do something that would hang out a little bit longer than the duration of the installation the kind of appeal to me. i quickly found out about the san francisco arts commission school and realized there was a pre-qualified school you had to apply to, so i applied to the. >> how long did it take you to develop this work for the plaza? >> this was a fast track project. design development was about a month. >> let's look at the beautiful mural. i have never seen a mural created on asphalt. >> the heat of the asphalt, a new layer of asphalt. then, these wire rope templates that were fabricated for the line work get laid down and literally stamped into the asphalt, and then everything was ha

can you tell us your experience of this earthquake? >> i was entering a suburban street, getting back into my car, when the earthquake hit. there was violent rocking. i did not know what was going on to start. the car was rocking from side to side. trees were waving. the poles were waving back and forth with lines going up and down. >> how are residents in the area responding? has there been guidance from local authorities? >> i have just heard there has been an injury in one of the shopping malls. all of the public buildings have been evacuated. the airport as well. they are not letting people off the air plants that have landed. -- airplanes that have landed. people are going about their lives pretty much as usual. a lot of cars are stopped on the road, not surprisingly. there was an aftershock, and the car rocked from side to side. not as badly as back in february. that was a more violent, shattering effect. this was much more of a rolling effect. >> you are a resident of christchurch. how difficult has it been recovering from the p

can you tell us a little more what you know about his interest and that issue? how they created a divide between him and later president. >> we mentioned he graduated from the naval academy in annapolis as the president. that is a big deal. he was the sort of person in the navy who believe you are only as good as the guy left behind. he was a great leader. during those years when he was in the navy, he had sometimes had to go and get soldiers that were on leave or got drunk in a foreign town and got them back on the ship. it became sort of a hallmark -- you'd never leave anybody behind. he was very upset during the vietnam war that the united states -- we did not push the pow mia issue in that. ross perot stepped into the fray and it did very dramatically went to back channel negotiations with the and not to say that we want every one of our guys back. he has become really a hero of the u.s. military veterans for his constant concern about our soldiers and our troops. it recently, i get a top for veterans day in dallas. it was a good group called daughters of wo

what can you tell us? >> good evening. fire and rescue units were dispatched around 4:20 this afternoon for a collision. we did get on the scene. it was reported multiple vehicles. two vehicles taking the brunt of the impact. one of the vehicles is a metro bus. we are evaluating a dozen passengers to include the drivers. and we are going to be transporting at least ten. some with nonlife threatening injuries and three with serious life threatening injuries. apparently rockville pike north and southbound lanes are completely shut down between cedar and pookville road. this is 4:20 this afternoon. we have approximately 20 fire and rescue personnel. we did have to extricate patients from these vehicles. some proved challenging, but everyone has been executed at this time and transporting at least ten to local hospitals. >> captain, any idea what happened? you mentioned a metro bus. what happened there? >> the circumstances of the collision on what happened are going to be investigated by montgomery county poli

nature of the developing civil society the rest say it's a politician is no mean for attention when you tell us how you see it going to r.t. dot com to have your say. america in the anti corporate occupy protesters are being allowed back into new orleans park or to getting permission from a federal judge although maker has already called for an investigation into claims of police misconduct in dealing with activists the movement shows no sign of dying down across america with thousands demonstrating that a three months after the first protests in new york the heavy police presence isn't being scaled back either as more important reports. when the very people employed to protect americans. leave thousands with bruised bodies. burned i. locked behind bars tasting their own blood. the land of the free adopts an entirely new image of the mob. her. i are you going to war i am i was i in recent months u.s. police officers have made an enemy. of those citizens using their freedom of speech to protest against corporate greed and corrupt politics to. day's breed of american law enforcement is dressed in

can you tell us why and what's going on tonight? >> you asking me or matt? oh, to me? we're reaching out, 25 miles to east or west. the first command center was orange avenue in oakridge. there was over 70,000 flyers posted in oakridge. it was saturated, and we moved to sanford, for two weeks. we put out flyers up there. now we're moving to kissimmee, and we'll probably be down there two weeks. and we're going to saturate the kissimmee area. >> and, matt, what about michelle's twins right now? there's obviously been the custody battle. we've been telling our viewers about since she's been gone? where does that stand now, and are they still with dale? >> yeah, we do have good news on that front. martin nejame gave him their word that he wanted what was in the best interests of the children. so over two weeks of kind of going back and forth, we were able to iron out an agreement where yvonne will get very liberal visitation to the children. so we're very thankful to mark nejame for his efforts and yvonne is beyond happy to be with those children when she gets

they don't think that those spending can you tell us will happen. and that's why you're seeing that resistant. it's a politically difficult issue. >> if you give me 100,000 a year for the next ten years i'm willing to pay you back over the next 100,000 years. that's kind of what goes on there. as you point out, a one-year benefit and a ten-year pape. so that's an amazing dichotomy. >> and you're seeing the pushback and i i think that's the difficult climb that speaker boehner and senator mcconnell have in trying to get what they've decided politically is the right course for them and their party to do. >> we'll leave it there. thanks. >> thank you. >> next, the c-span series the contenders on key figures who have run for president and lost but changed political history. today, the life of ross perot. after that the news debate from des moines, iowa with the republican presidential candidates. >> which part of the u.s. constitution is porpt to you? that's our question in this year's student cam competition open to middle and high school students. make

what can you tell us? >> reporter: i'm actual idriving to the panhandle. there's -- i'm actually driving to the panhandle. there's actually a fire vehicle heading to the scene. i'm trying to find out where it is. but there's a ton of smoke around the panhandle. i was is it -- but there's a ton of smoke around the panhandle. there's a lot of smoke in the area. i can't figure out where it is coming from but i'm trying to route now. >> how is traffic affected there? >> reporter: actually there's a fire truck behind me right now. i just turned around. i'm on lincoln heading back to the panhandle. but the traffic is pretty light. it's not a big deal. i think it will get to be a big deal. i'm pulling over to get a fire truck around. i can't pinpoint where it's coming from. but i will probably follow the fire truck to see if i can find it. >> good idea. i'm looking at the picture right now. it looks like it's one pretty sizable apartment building there. it seems like there's flames jumping in the air from that building. i've just been told by rosemary orozco, our

detective kelly, can you tell us what you observed when you arrived at the home of the victim on the night of the murder? no forcible entry was found. from the beginning of the investigation, there didn't appear to be a break-in. nothing was missing. honey, i'm home. [dial tone] who won the game? the defendant's prints were on the gun and bullets. no other sets were found, other than the housekeeper and the deceased. the fracturing of mrs. kimble's skull caused a massive hemorrhage to the brain. it took less than 5 minutes for her to die. [gasping for air] your honor, we would ask to play helen kimble's 911 emergency call, previously identified by a chicago police department dispatcher. [beep] emergency 911. please help me. what seems to be the problem, ma'am? he's...here, still in the house. did i hear you right? someone's in your house? [gasping] he's trying to kill me. would you repeat that, please? [gasping] ma'am? he's trying to kill me. ma'am? ma'am, is your attacker still in the house? ma'am? richard. ma'am? richard. he's trying to kill me. [dial tone] mr. kimble... having con

you do with it in paragraph 26 of your statement. >> yeah. >> and tell us about the chance encounter. we have read about it, but you ended up in the same car as him, didn't you? >> yes. i broke down, yes, in my car in kent, the remotest countryside just before christmas last year. but what am i going to do? i am late for my opponent. it was christmas, it was icy and amazingly it then pulled up, this dual carriage way and i thought good, some nice person has come to help. and instead i stepped in with a man with a great long things. and i can't believe in the middle of kent, in the middle of christmas, and he's coming over and taking lots of pictures but i wasn't entirely polite to him. then to my horror i ran out to the would. there was no other way of getting to this opponent. he said he wants a lift? finally i did. so that i was in the car with this man, with my friend. that is when he revealed that he was an ex-"news of the world" editors feature who is now retired running a pub in dover. he kept his camera in his glove box of his car just in case some happy accident, and then he w

you should not understand my questions as to the asking about what you personally did unless you want to tell us. you don't have to tell us. >> the point being it is ironic given what you just said that you are absolutely not obliged to commit yourself in any way whatsoever and you ought to know that. how you choose to answer the question is of to you what i will give you the warning. >> for the public good point of this inquiry then as the police asked treat the as a criminal surely to prove politicians are dishonorable men and as such we have dishonorable motives when they send them to be killed in iraq and afghanistan is more important than jailing me for saying i hacked david beckham's phone for example. >> you were saying that the interception of voice mail was for the rank-and-file. were the intercepted voice-mail messages used as leads for the further investigation of stories? >> what happened is the mobile phone was invented in the 90's and the taiwanese cannot quickly so six months later you have the scandal lamarca at d'huez which of the late nineties and the actual lease which of abou

well, that is helpful to the case.nin but you also tell us, parent of 27 of your witnesses. this year the operation comes to you. we have heard two other witnesses speak about this same sort of situation. yo they tell you that your phone ia beingck hacked.st tell could you tell us a liuttle bit about that please? >> yes. the ring mat lawyer, the police bring my lawyer and wanted toy a show mend some evidence. they came around. one of the previous witnesses pr today explained, quite a formal th thing. they get out these pages ands an formally announce them and thene they say, would you have a look at this? say w is there anything that you ts recognize?p and lipton saw various phoneythi numbers ofng y mind from the mie of two dozen five, somethinger 0 like that together with pin withers, some access numbers. they used to give a separate phone number to brintg your raises remotely from another to phone. mess and then there were other names are recognized on there. people around me, girlfriends,oo people i knew, numbers, words, it all sort of made sense. among particular case it

negotiated a clause so as not to have to join the euro and now you are telling us we are the ones that have created a two- speed europe. that was not our choice. they wanted to be with europe, but not the eurozone. i am not criticizing them, but it is difficult to say to those who are doing everything to save the world within the eurozone that we are building a two-tier europe. there are opt out clause is that have allowed countries not to opt into the europ. according to the treaty, we are all destined to be in the at eurozone. our polish friends say when we are ready, we wish to subscribe to the euro. there we would have no criticism. our british friends -- and we are not criticizing them -- they are very happy to not be part of the euro. we are defending the euro. we are changing the way we operate. we are fighting the crisis. i am not going to apologize for doing what we are doing in order to save our currency. >> i do not know if you followed my logic, but it seems to me to be blindingly obvious. yes, we would rather have reform with the membership of 27, but insofar as that is no

>> yes. >> can you tell us what that relationship is? the relationship with you and with heather, was it such that you knew each other's clothing? >> heather was my best friend. i know everything about her. we shared clothing. everything that's hers is mine. everything that's mine is hers. >> i'm going to show you what's been marked for identification purposes as state's exhibit 250. can you identify this item. >> that's heather's sweater. >> the prosecution called experts who testified that the dna of both brothers was found on the two women and that heather muller's blood was on the clothes the brothers were wearing. >> a cutting from the t-shirt, stay in f, a statistical frequency of the chances of this being patch with heather muller? >> yes. the estimated frequency of it in the caucasian population is 1 in 6 quad drill yon. >> it seemed and overwhelming case. but the defense had another version of what happened that night, a night that had become known as the wichita horror. >>> coming up, the defense makes its case and the tormente

joe johns, as you may know, i like to eat so let's focus in on this one. tell uswell you know, it's sort of a down-home way to get close to your constituent or your voters' kitchen table as it were. this is ron paul's cookbook, it's his wife, carol's cookbook. they put this out every single year. they've been selling it for, what, i think about eight bucks plus shaipping and handling, wht have you. we actually reported on this a couple weeks ago, they're actually handing things out at some of these events. 24 pages, not real long, just a handful of recipes but the whole idea is to sort of maybe raise a little money, but also raise a consciousness of the people that ron paul wants to eventually vote for him, isha. >> i see some of the recipes, king ron's kitchen, chocolate chip cookies. rick santorum is also there in iowa. he went hunting yesterday, we saw him in his orange get-up, but did his teenage son upstage his dad? i'm hearing some rumblings. >> reporter: yeah, that's definitely true. also first i think you have to say just because this is political reportin

folse footage of so-called protests all the while claiming they're from central moscow what can you tell us about that. right and you have prime minister putin also pointing out that the statements by clinton and the media coverage that we're seeing from the west very much in a sense encourages. instability in russia and really a lot of experts have pointed out is that is what that that kind of does instability i should say would benefit only the west the media coverage that highlights that very clearly we saw it was basically networks like fox and socks news choosing to show more interesting yes pictures of athens and not moscow to underline the chaos so-called chaos that was happening on the streets here you had c.n.n. showing footage of a nationalist very ethnic rally that took place a year ago making it seem like that was the situation in moscow to be fair they did did then file a correction but you have this this picture being painted of tens of thousands of people chaos on the streets of moscow when clearly today is the first day that that many people have come out when did you see it

can you tell us why and what's going on tonight? >> you asking me or matt?me? we're reaching out, 25 miles to east or west. the first command center was orange avenue in oakridge. there was over 70,000 flyers posted in oakridge. it was saturated, and we moved to sanford, for two weeks. we put out flyers up there. now we're moving to kissimmee, and we'll probably be down there two weeks. and we're going to saturate the kissimmee area. >> and, matt, what about michelle's twins right now? there's obviously been the custody battle. we've been telling our viewers about since she's been gone? where does that stand now, and are they still with dale? >> yeah, we do have good news on that front. martin nejame gave him their word that he wanted what was in the best interests of the children. so over two weeks of kind of going back and forth, we were able to iron out an agreement where yvonne will get very liberal visitation to the children. so we're very thankful to mark nejame for his efforts and yvonne is beyond happy to be with those children when she gets to see t

now revealing the expose of washington's hand in trying to discredit the election what more can you tell us about that. it doesn't this evidence really supports prime minister putin's claims life news which is the russian publication on their website you can very clearly see e-mails which were written between gaullist which is an observing commission that did take part in these elections with which found these so-called violations transactions email checks actions between them and the sec and the the department of state of course maybe a coincidence that those comments came from hillary clinton and the connection with the secretary of state they're funded partly by them and there's also evidence of observers actually trying to confirm how much they would make for each and every violation that they find goalless didn't deny the claims they did say that they would launch legal action against life news because the e-mails were obtained illegally but they did not deny that these e-mails were in fact misread observateur and the u.s. department of state i don't need to other than e-mails are you

could you tell us a bit more about that? i understand it took payment can you tell us a that was that financial level managerial decision? >> i'm very happy to discuss and thank you. it's a good question. i am very happy to discuss the matter of mr. taylor. the out-of-court settlement was related to a voice mail interception that had occurred previously and was actually one of the counter as i understand of the 2007 trial so it's important to think back to 2008 to understand what we knew then, but i knew then and with the information was in the context. so the underlining interception was not a disputed fact. second, it was the advice further i should say it was the advice and the clear view of the company and that its litigated the company but lose that case that was almost certain to lose that case because the underlying fact was not in dispute. third, the company saw the distinguished outside counsel to understand if the case were litigated and if it were to be lost which is the great likelihood, what the financial quantum

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and can you tell us -- everybody's so hush-hush about what's going on. about what's happening on the show? >> no. >> ellen: okay. >> i mean, it's very hush-hush what's going on. >> ellen: why is that? >> that's what you said. >> ellen: yes. >> then i repeated it. >> ellen: yes. >> you know what it is? i think there's a lot of -- i think there's a lot of interest in what's going to happen. and i think there's like -- in a day and age where everything's shared all over the place all of the time, i think sometimes it's really good to kind of try to keep it -- keep it a secret. and i think there was a lot of drama about what was going to happen with charlie and how are they going to introduce this new character. i can say that i'm playing an original character on the show. i'm not playing charlie harper, replacing charlie in any way. my character is a whole new character. and i think it's been revealed that i am an internet billionaire investor guy. but that's all i can really say. >> ellen: you brought a clip. we're the only ones -- i feel very honored you

some are very receptive and say, thank you very much for telling us. others, you know, ban you.nd -- >> have you been banned? >> yeah. i have from eight in arizona. >> is that right? they just -- they check your i.d. at the door and say you can't come in here? how does that work? >> i don't know because i haven't tried to go in. i was actually -- it was hand delivered to my front door. i returned from vacation -- >> really? >> it was a letter hand delivered to my door that indicated i was prohibited from entering the premises. >> i have kids. you have kids. what's the -- first of all, are there problem establishments? what am i to do as a parent about all of this? >> so i would say -- and this isn't where i started. i would say now, i would not take my child to an establishment that i wasn't 100% positive had a protocol in place for cleaning, including santization and disinfection and maintenance. that means that they're following guidelines set forth by the fda and cdc. and i would make sure that i was reaching out to my legislators. and please, everybody, do this, say that you

square contact me and says, who have had a charge back, can you tell us more about this? i tell them that was a ride to the airport, i also mark when i used it. i have a mark that i make so i can back up any questions. they get back to the person and they realize, i did ride from the airport that time. and if the person still objects, they give that person back their money and high a heat that money. i had to buy a smart, and i had to have an account. you have a merchant account and operating accounts. >> of the merchant account is individual to the driver? >> now they have worked out something to make it easier for the driver's, and some drivers, because it is so easy and they don't have to create this other merchant account don't mind the 5% because the charge can pay their rates at the end of the night. the technology is so innovative and changing all the time, i think there is another system or you hold the card over the phone. one of the problems was that the bureaucracy was so far behind the business that there was an economic collapse. and you as an administrative b

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