zachary goldfarb. taking myank you for call. i am a retired army, i see the calling back our foreign policy, but i'm not here to talk about horses and bayonets. i think this is the segue into raising federalism. i did hear you say that we are spending $600 billion for infrastructure in of the report $7 trillion budget deal. the $3.7 trillion budget deal. i understand paul krugman says we are not spending enough. not the issueit's when programs are managed properly. 95 anddrive down route hit the six nash and her section of 198 and 95, they have had jersey walls up there for five years, and this is all part of the stimulus, the recovery and reinvestment act of 2009. so i do not know what the excuse is. this gives infrastructure spending a bad name when funds like this are poorly managed, when there is no movement on a project. i think that this says that for itself. and i don't want to hear anybody saying republicans are against infrastructure spending. it is the mismanagement of the funds that bothers

the next two applicants are zachary marks and todd henry are not able to attend today and they're vying for the same seat. okay. so, supervisor tang? >> sure. so, in terms of the three appointees that we heard from -- oh, i'm sorry. >> public comment. >> public comment. >> is there any public comment on this matter? are you commenting for somebody else? okay, come on up. >>> i am commenting on zachary marks who currently holds position on psac seat number 10, which he's appointing -- rehe applying for. and he's also the current chairman of psac ~. i encourage you to reappoint him in particular for what he has lead psac in the last year [speaker not understood]. since he was appointed to it in the mid 2012 to have structural improvement of psac. he is currently in the process. and in my hand is the bylaws that he handed member of psac to consider in his proposal that we write -- have new bylaws of how they are carried out. since the number of members of psac is growing, many supervisors such as you three have appointed somebody, [speaker not understood] mc neil, chris [speaker not unders

>> reporter: in prince george's county, zachary kiesch, news 4. >>> a fair tax county science teacher received a huge honor this week. it came as a complete surprise. she couldn't believe it when they called her name to receive a national award for excellence in education. she was moved to tears when they presented her with the family foundation national educator award. a student says she is like a second mom. >> i have never worked harder in a career in my life, but never been happier. i just can't believe it. >> amazing. this is an amazing way to give her something back. >> she's been teaching since 2007. she was a finalist for fairfax county public schools teacher of the year for 2013. >>> a hometown favorite is expanding further so more of you can enjoy the good eats. that is ben's chili bowl. it is the second free standing location for the iconic restaurant including the original on u street. there's two smaller versions at fedex field. i'm ready for one of those, too. >>> getting mom's mission ready. still ahead, the local program getting army moms in combat shape six months aft

news4's zachary keith shows us the work to clear them and get the drivers moving again. >> reporter: there's nothing worse than feeling like you're starting your day behind schedule, and that's exactly what happened to drivers here on route 123 headed northbound today when a tractor trailer dropped three giant cement slabs, causing major delays. >> i'm supposed to be at home, my work at 7:30. >> reporter: the slow start had a lot of drivers visibly frustrated. a flatbed headed to herndon with three concrete slabs, each weighing about 10,000 pounds, ended up in the road when the driver says someone pulled out in front of him. >> when it happened, i tried to see what happened with the guy, he run, he never stop. >> reporter: the driver of the car did not stay, but for the better part of two hours, the concrete slabs used for building construction sat there on route 123 as a crane operator, police, and the driver worked to get it cleaned up. police told me there's a lot of truck traffic in the area, and random inspection showing major issues with safety are concerning. >> just check eve

zachary goldfarb.aking myank you for call. i am a retired army, i see the calling back our foreign policy, but i'm not here to talk about horses and bayonets. i think this is the segue into raising federalism. i did hear you say that we are spending $600 billion for infrastructure in of the report $7 trillion budget deal. the $3.7 trillion budget deal. i understand paul krugman says we are not spending enough. not the issueit's when programs are managed properly. 95 anddrive down route hit the six nash and her section of 198 and 95, they have had jersey walls up there for five years, and this is all part of the stimulus, the recovery and reinvestment act of 2009. so i do not know what the excuse is. this gives infrastructure spending a bad name when funds like this are poorly managed, when there is no movement on a project. i think that this says that for itself. and i don't want to hear anybody saying republicans are against infrastructure spending. it is the mismanagement of the funds that bothers pe

i said to him, i am a victim here, but so is zachary klundt. babies are born and they are taught to hate. that is where they have to be accountable. >> how was he caught, zachary klundt? how long do you think he spent destroying your clinic? >> it is a very good question and lots of people who saw the destruction keep saying, how can one person do so much damage? a lot of people think there has to be more than one. i do not know, it is hard to grasp those things. when you cannot imagine doing it yourself -- you cannot imagine anyone doing something like that. i think he must have had to spend a lot of time there. otherot know what this bail bonds plays that he got into was about. my first thought is either he was set up to do that so it looked like a random act. the other thought was that he was drunk over power over what he had just done and continued on. i do not know. >> it has been decades now that you have been conducting your hostilitiesenormous , to the point where the legislature wrote a law specifically aimed at you. could you talk abo

zachary kiesch went out to find out if it is enough. >> reporter: in your community is there any question whether or not the redskins will change its name? >> i don't think struck any other name other than washington redskins. >> reporter: many fans support redskins owner daniel snyder's refuse actual change his team's name. which now snider is creating a foundation. it released statement, snider says for too long the struggles of native americans have been ignored. unnoticed and unresolved. as a team, we have honored them through our words and on the field but now we will honor them through our actions. >> what does that mean? like are we back in the 1600s where we are going to accept some -- for land? >> reporter: natalie is standing on the rock. a travel chairwoman for the indians. a group native to the d.c. metro area. >> whether we get money or not, how does that change the perception of america's indigenous people? >> giving snide area talking point. look, you know, in practical terms, and in terms of money, you know, i'm doing something for native americans. and basically get off m

. >> host: zachary goldfarb, i know you don't cover epa specifically but the president, climate change is part of the agenda this year. >> guest: that's right and the president is putting money into funding and he proposes billions of dollars for climate research and for related endeavors. epa specifically most o of the time is not necessary for new initiative of just concurrent operations and epa is missing some major controversial regulations, for example, the revelation of coal-fired power plants both new and old. they're trying to put coal-fired power plants, scott gration of new plants that are badly in fund. it's very controversial. many republicans and businessmen hate that idea, but it's the main executive action the president can take to try to combat climate change. >> host: marji in macon, georgia. >> caller: hi. iwatches i think you all need to have some different callers. when you have the reporters lined up in the morning because the man dashed and all of them so far have complained about getting screwed by the little people when if you look up strategy and mismanagement,

coming up at 5 x zachary kiesch is going to be talking to some of the folks who are lucky to be alive. >>> and a man is in critical condition after slamming his vehicle into a tree at the u.s. capitol. police are investigating the crash that happened this morning. scott macfarlane has more on the accident that shut down streets for hours. >> reporter: such a violent crash in a sensitive area. you can see outside of the capitol, the remains of the silver bmw. the police spent the afternoon towing it off of the screen, and you can see how close we are to the capitol grounds. the car hit not one, but two trees, and you could see the debris from the trees laying about, and the police won't say if speed is a factor, but it is clear that there was so much speed involved, and some damage. police tell us that it was a flower planter at the base of the capitol to keep cars from going up the road, and you can see the scope of the damager hoo. no sign of a chase or accident nearby, but the male driver taken from the scene after the crash at 3:00 this morning. in southeast d.c., scott macfarlane,

zachary adams now indicted in the 20-year-old's disappearance. there is no bond set. they will consider the death den ality if adams is convicted. >> day tour of the oscar pistorius trial. they showed the blade runner arriving in court early this morning. his neighbor is back on the witness stand. he says he heard gun shots and a woman screaming the night pistorius model girlfriend reba steenkamp died. he maintains he accidentally killed steenkamp after he had mistaken her for an incruder. >> the civil rights division of the justice department is blocked by the senate. he faced harsh criticism was he defended a notorious cop killer in court. the widow of the fallen ever says she is relieved. >> i am glad for the senator whofrp brave enough to vote and do the right thing. >> the senator from west virginia indicated after he spoke with maureen falkner he was voting his conscience. if president obama thinks voting your conscience is a travesty i submit the true travesty is sitting in the white house. >> the vote against advancing toward compilation

and zachary was suspended for bringing his combination fork-knifespoon to eat lunch. a grandmother was arrested for sending a knife to cut aished cake. and a boy for having a toy gun on a school bus. some students were expelled and it has jumped 34% in the last decades. minority students, including students with disabilities, are punished more often and more harshly. so is there a rob with zero tolerance policies? and if so, do they need to be tweaked or overhauled altogether? for more, dan is also a former schoolteacher. adrian bruce a high school student and football player who was expelled for the rest of the school year for holding up three fingers posing for a photo. three is the number on his jersey but he was accused of holding up a gang sign. david terrella is arn attorney, who focuses on child advocacy, and thank you all of fur being here. so dan, what is going on here? dan, we had zero tolerance with drugs and weapons in schools, and now it seems to have morphed into something that covers invitations of rules much. >> i think that you hit the nail on the hea

michael farr, jim iuorio and zachary karabell. gentlemen, let me go to mr.rio because i kind of liked what warren buffett had to say. buy farmland, by stock, by hard assets, don't buy money, i don't really think this is going to be world war ii and you don't think you do either. but in general terms, is buffett right? >> i agree, too. when he said it also he did definitely say that in times of war, which you and i both agree we're not there -- but i have been doing that over the last year and a half. diversifying into things like that. i believe that's a smart way to go. >> michael farr, do you believe it's a smart way to go? what i'm suggesting, i hope it's in line with mr. buffett. but i'm saying fundamentally this economy -- you saw it today. we had a good ism in manufacturing, maybe nobody paid attention to it because of the ukraine. we also had a pretty good personal spending and income number. nobody paid attention to that. the economy is growing at 2.5%. labor profits are so low, i don't think this long cyclical rally is over. >> i don't think it's ov

with me is zachary, the architect we've hired to oversee our project. we appeal the decision to suspend its bitting permit after it was approved by the building department. it is a organization that specializes in provoiding cutting edge medicine and advocacy for people living with hiv. we have provided care for over 25 years throughout the country and recently we sought a permit to relocate one of our healthcare centers and two of our pharmacies into a new space. we were issued a building permit on 01-13 of this year for the rela relocation of our space after we were notified by the planning department that they had issued the department in error and were requiring us to go through the conditional use permit. we're objecting on both ground for the following reasons. first hf made all dis/kwhroerb disclosures engaged contractors and began construction. the department is stopped from halting construction and required a cua when a previously authorized permit and halting construction would damage hf financially. secondly the pharmacy that we intends to bu

then, in 1976, carter became the first president since zachary taylor elected from the deep south. naturally, he was sworn in on a chicken-fried bible. in 1977, carter gave away "our" canal to some place called panama, enraging a man i like to call ronald reagan. ronald wilson reagan was born in 19 -- what's that? wrong library? okay. i'm sorry. let's get him on. okay. in 1979, president carter negotiated the camp david accords, which brought peace between egypt and israel, marking a period of tranquility in the middle east that lasted almost 20 minutes. during the oil crisis, carter set an energy conservation example at the white house, where he turned down the thermostats wore sweaters to keep warm, installed solar panels on the roof and attached a windmill to walter mondale. 1979 also marked the beginning of the iran hostage crisis, when our tehran embassy was stormed, and 52 americans were held hostage, resulting in a low approval rating for carter, and an even lower trip advisor rating for the iranian embassy. rescue attempts failed, because, sadly, add the time, ben affleck w

this man zachary adams has been charged with murder and kidnapping.o this suspect? >> reporter: 29-year-old zachary adams had already been arrested by police in connection with an unrelated aggravated assault case last friday. last week they had also searched his home in this rural community in western tennessee of his home located 15 miles from holly bobo's home where the nursing student was last seen. her brother said he saw her being led into the woods by a man in hunting clothes. authorities have not said what they found in the search of his home. >> thousands upon thousands of law enforcement man hours have been dedicated to this investigation. we are dedicated into suring justice is done. >> reporter: authorities say they are confident they can prove bobo was take enforcably from her home and if they get a conviction against adams they will consider pursuing the death penalty. bill: who is this man? >> reporter: zach adams had a long history of the run-ins in the law. he reportedly had multiple drug charges and also an assault on his own mother

. >> professor, and zachary caravel row that it is hard to imagine a more provocative title that capitalism. what do you think he wrote that? >> it was not intended to be a provocative title. it was intended to be simply descriptive. i decided to write a small book, capitalism is a big topic. history of the jews is a big topic. as i indicated, there intersection is a key topic of the ministry of capitalism and 70 in the history of the jews. i think it was regarded by some as incendiary precisely because of some of the factors that we were talking about, the identification by anti-semites of jews with forms of capitalism that they denigrated. the way in which it was often used by anti capitalists to draw on the history of the anti-semitic stereotypes and images in order to stigmatize capitalism. the fact that the -- these negative stereotypes about the jews and greed and materialism and money still have a kind of afterlife, although a diminishing one in the western world, also i guess it adds to the charges some people's mind. but my view was people who are radically prejudiced are going to

. >> reporter: the parents of 9-year-old zachary tucker were desperate.was refusing to be touched. his teacher says he would stop class. >> he was bawling tears. he would crunch down in the fetal position at his desk. >> reporter: so, on weekends, the family sent their son 200 miles to this state prison to work with mr. vogt. prison guards are nearby. zach's new dog, clyde, is trained to know when zach's anxiety is building and gently break his mood. >> i've been calm enough to socialize with kids, which i haven't been able to do in a long time. >> reporter: and when we travelled with zach and his family to the prison again, what was once unthinkable. zach gave chris a hug. >> this is the thing i get to do that gives back. you know, like zach, and even other kids. when they come in and work with me, they just see -- you know, they don't see the murderer no more. >> reporter: his family says the prison is the last place they thought they would find help. >> he made a mission out of helping our son. >> he has proven that he can make an incredible difference

>> reporting in prince george's county, zachary kiesh, news4. >> the male educator summit is happening9:00 until 1:00. >>> this morning the attempted carjacking at a d.c. gas station plus how a woman fought back. we're going to give you a closer look at the surveillance video that could stop this from happening again. plus, medical marijuana in maryland. a mother's plea to lawmakers debating the fine details of proposed legislation. >>> and chuck bell is getting a [ female announcer ] it's a mountain grown morning with folgers lively colombian. it's deliciously dark, just before dawn. it's welcoming the sunrise with a taste of vanilla biscotti. with folgers gourmet selections, you can enjoy a variety of roasts and flavors from one perfectly brewed cup or a freshly brewed carafe. ♪ turn any day gourmet with folgers gourmet selections. ♪ >>> here's a look at some of our top stories. d.c. police are looking into two deaths in the district this morning. the first took place shortly after midnight. police found a man dead from a head injury near ridge road and southeast. a man was shot and

now charged with the murder of a young woman who went missing nearly three years ago. 27-year-old zacharydams is in custody accused of killing holly bobo, who was a nursing student at the time she disappeared. adams was already being held on an unrelated assault charge. the murder charge follows a police search of his home last week. adams could face the death penalty if convicted. >>> well, a big announcement in the fight against aids. a second baby born with hiv was apparently cured. the baby girl born in long beach, california, was given aggressive drug treatments just hours after her birth. she's now nine months old and appears to be hiv-free. the first child treated with a similar cocktail of drugs, the 31/2-year-old still free of the virus two years after the medication. >>> researchers say there are nearly as many alzheimer's deaths nationwide as cancer. a new study finds that alzheimer's kills six times more people than the cdc reports because death certificates oen fail to list it, yet alzheimer's research gets a fraction of the funding needed for new treatments. cancer researche

. >> zachary made his direct torll debut.ecome a significant artist in her own right, even for a long time she was totally under his shadow. >> that makes up the narrative of the film. i was inspired about noriko's art. it started out as a biography, the more forthcoming and noriko as the more reserved. but it was her fire and energy and attention between them that became more universal for an audience, who could find in themselves many, whether you are an artist or anything that is doing something creative or that you're passionate about and especially for couples that are in long term marriages and certainly couples that have similar careers as well. >> ultimately does that kind of tension in the couple work in their favor? good it keeps them young. i mean if you look at them they're ableless. ushio is now 82. he has the energy of a five-year-old. >> let's listen to noriko describing their relationship. >> sure. >> heaven or hell. but in the end, when you showed him the finished film, it wasn't relationship issues that real

report back the suspect is 29-year-old zachary adams, he is being held without bond as we speak. facing felony murder and aggravated kidnapping. those charges in connection with the disappearance of holly bobo back in the year 2011. the nursing student who was 20 years old at the time of her disappearance was last seen by her brother, her brother described a man in camouflage gear pushing the young woman into the woods near her home in a small town in rural western tennessee. numerous prayer vigils including a 2012 visit from elizabeth smart cap the story of holly bobo's disappearance in the national spotlight. local residents wish the end could have turned out differently. take a listen. >> we are glad it is over. we are all kind of praying for them now. she is home, we know she is home. reporter: last week police arrested zachary adams on an unrelated charge on an assault on his girlfriend's sister. authorities searched the property and found evidence which they were able to present to a grand jury looking into holly bobo's disappearance. police say their investigation is still

. [♪ music ] >> zachary made his direct directorial debut on the film. let's star with the artist. of a stormy relationship. and his wife has become a significant artist in her own right even though for a long time she was totally under his shadow. >> that makes up the narrative of the film. i was really inspired by her art, and that's the point where i decided to make the feature-length film. it started out more as a biography, and ushio's work. but really it was her fire and energy and the tension between them that became so much more interesting and universal for an audience who could find themselves in their relationship whether you're an artist or any person that is doing anything that requires something creative or you're passionate about. especially for couples that are in long-term marriages, and certainly couples who have similar careers as well. >> ultimately does that kind of tension in the couple work in their favor? >> it keeps them young. if you look at them, they're ageless. ushio is 82 and has the energy of a five-year-old. >> i know. let's listen to her describe th

this man, 29-year-old zachary adams indicted, accused of kidnapping and murdering bobo.ne cries out during the news conference. >> the decatur county grand jury handed down indictment of especially aggravated kidnapping and first degree felony murder [ screams ] >> on zachary adams. >> reporter: bobo disappeared in april 2011. her brother quint last saw her being led into the woods by a man dressed in camouflage. bobo's cousin country music star whitney duncan spent years pleading for her safe return. >> it's a close family, so we're just trying to hold it together. >> reporter: overnight tweeting words can't describe the heartbreak. thank you for the prayers. adams has a long list of arrests for drugs, domestic violence and assault. many of those past charges were dropped. but he was actually already in jail when he was indicted for bobo's disappearance, arrested last friday for an unrelated assault charge after police searched his property just 15 miles from bobo's home. in court for that assault charge monday adams reportedly told the reporter "i'm not the one." it's

sec read goldfarb -- zachary goldfarb discusses the budget.ou can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> the white house budget director testifies today before the house budget committee. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> c-span, we bring public affairs events from washington directly to you. putting you in the room and offering complete gavel-to-gavel coverage of the u.s. house, all as a public service of private industry. created by the cable tv industry 35 years ago. watch us in hd, like us on facebook, and follow us on twitter. >> the headline says that obama releases a 2015 budget proposal. elizabeth the back -- elise viebeck joins us. >> the budget either cut nor added substantial amounts of funds for the rollout of the affordable care act. we are seeing a rehash of what the president has previously proposed with regard to health care. he wants to make changes to medicare in order to generate savings that he can use for other priorities. >> secretary sebelius unveiling the hhs budget. how is capitol hil

the parents of 9-year-old zachary tucker were desperate. he was refusing to be touched. stop class. >> he was bawling tears. he would crunch down in the fetal position at his desk. >> so on the weekends, the parents sent their child 200 miles to this state prison to work with mr. vogt. prison guards are nearby. zach's dog, clyde, is learning to know when zach's autism is building and gently break his mood. >> he socializes with the kids, which i haven't been able to do in a long time. >> this is the thing i get to do to give back. you know, like zach and even all the kids. when they come in and work with me, they get to see -- they don't see the murderer. >> reporter: his family says the prison is the last place they thought they'd find help. >> he made a mission out of helping our son. >> he has proven that he can make an incredible difference in peoples' lives. >> steve osunsami, abc news, colorado springs. >> inspiring to see. >> absolutely. interesting. in colorado they have been doing this since 2002. it's a program called colorado cell dogs, and it essentially is p

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. >> all right, zachary, pleasure having you on reacting to the new numbers out in the last few hours. >>> also developing now, capital police are investigating what caused this dramatic wreck near the capitol. look at this. police say the vehicle was traveling at a high rate of speed when it crashed and went airborne into the tree. several local streets are closed. the driver was taken to the hospital. no word on how this happened. and also, new developments in the crisis in ukraine. today, russian president vladimir putin flatly rejected another appeal from president obama to pull back russian forces from ukraine's crimea region and began talks with ukraine's new leaders. president obama made that appeal during an hour-long phone call with putin late yesterday. their second, by the way, conversation in a week. in a statement today, the kremlin said during the call putin noted the current ukrainian government came to power as the result of an constitutional coup and is imposing illegitimate decisions on to crimea. the statement went on to say russia cannot ignore calls for help on th

yet again, zachary, we're talking about a number of that not only rules the world, it certainly ruledour politics here. >> there was a tweet that said, people will work in the snow, who knew? because there's all this talk about weather being this negative factor and it turns out indeed people do need to work through the snow. look, the story here, as we have been talking and i think this is an ongoing dialogue, in my mind, the nature of the jobs being created, so you have, year over year, about 600,000 to 700,000 of the 1.6 million jobs that have been added over the past 12 months are in things like bars, fast food restaurants, and health care services, orderlies, and these are often jobs, why we're having the minimum wage discussion, that pay so little for a 35 to 37-hour work week that people working those jobs are barely at the poverty level. it's a positive for jobs added, but at this point we need to start talking about what is the na o

investigators have returned to the property of zachary adams, a long time friend of holly's.harges. his property has been searched in the past. no word on why cops have returned. bobo was last seen being led into a wooded area outside of her home by a man in camouflage. >>> an 88-year-old woman plowed her full size truck into the food for less. the truck crashed through the glass front doors hitting shoppers and employees before finally coming to a stop near the back of the store. at last check, one person is still in critical condition. police are investigating how it all happened. >>> and toronto's crack smoking mayor has packed up his dancing shoes. ♪ let's get together and feel all right ♪ ♪ one love talk about love ♪ rockportlanded in los angeles last night welcomed by late night tv show host jimmy kimmel dressed as a limo guy. ford says he's attending tonight's oscars. it's not clear what role if any he'll play in the academy awards. >> thank you, anna. one of the other big stories we're following for you this morning is heavy winds, strong winds, causing serious damage

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. >> and now our experts, steven rattner, and zachary karabell. welcome to you both. start with you first. you worked hard to preserve manufacturing jobs on the auto task force, but you have written that we have to get real about the renaissance in american manufacturing. what do you mean? >> when i served on the auto task force, it was an eye opener for me. i had not spent a lot of time in the manufacturing sector. i saw a sector under enormous global pressure. we lost 6 million manufacturing jobs from 2000 to 2009. since 2009, when the recession ended, we have gained back fewer than 600,000. we have actually gained manufacturing jobs back at a slower rate than we have gained other jobs back in the economy. and the part besides the jobs that people don't pay enough attention to are wages. a lot of those jobs that are coming back are coming back at much lower wages than the jobs we have lost. in the auto manufacturing, $28 an hour in cash wages plus benefits. in chattanooga, where volkswagen has 2,000 new jobs, brought back those workers at $14.50 an hour. >> so give

ailes took his son zachary to the white house. he is on the rope line and going to greet the president barack obama turns to ailes and he says i see the most powerful man in the world is here. ailes says don't believe those rumors, i made them all myself. what is so interesting in the exchanges you see so much revealed about these two men. you see the resident who in the year 2011 was facing a tough re-election while he was making a dig, a joke to ailes there some truth to it. fox at that point in time seemed like it was possible to change the political landscape and ailes answer sees the humor. you see the whale -- the way ailes downplays his ambition and has this charm offensive that has been a big part of his career. i thought it was such a way to open the book to bring the two men together to show how the highest levels of our politics roger ailes and barack obama were adversaries and it shows you a way to learn about fox and the president. >> host: you said america was changing. were you a plot implying that it was a racial a

accused of kidnapping and killing a nursing student three years sag about to face a judge. 29-year-old zacharyly charged with the kidnapping and first degree murder today in the death of 20-year-old holly bobo. he was arrested on assault charges two weeks ago. police have not said yet what the evidence is that they might have in the holly bobo murder case. she had disappeared in april 2011. she was last seen being led into the woods near her family's home in tennessee by a man who was wearing hunting clothing. >>> so what was so important that it kept the senate up all night? >> now that you're here the word seems perfectly clear. >> reading dr. seuss on the senate floor. the senate pulling an all night tore bring attention to climate change. democratic senator ed marky spent his time quoting the lorax, which he calls an environmental classic. at this hour, senators are still talking about this issue, even though there are no plans to bring climate change to the floor this year. what do you think of that? >>> the patients and staff at joe dimaggio children's hospital dancing to the hit song "h

joining us is msnbc national reporter, zachary roth who has been reporting on voting rights for msnbc.comt university of connecticut and dale hoague. let me first go to madison, wisconsin, where we are joint by this week in voter suppression frequent guest, scott ross, executive director of one wisconsin now. due to some technical difficulties scott joins us by phone this morning. scott, i know out there you guys like to call it the badger state, but it's starting to seem more like the honey badger state because with these new rules, absolutely no subtlety here, it's like the republican leadership doesn't give a you know what. >> absolutely, jonathan. thanks for having me today. jim crow is alive and well in the state of wisconsin, and scott walker is seeking to make -- you know, put him on steroids here. they have attacked the right to vote -- the sacred right to vote here in wisconsin over and over again with voter suppression and voter intimidation, and now that they have seized control of the state government they are using their power as elected officials to enact laws that will make

a suspect has now been charged with her murder. 27-year-old zachary adams is in custody accused of killingng student at the time she disappeared. adams was already held on and unrelated assault charge. the murder charge comes after an arrest last week. >>> and testimony back under way at the trial of oscar miss tenure yourself. trial watchers got to see who was on the stand testifying yesterday. hamish mcdonald has more from south africa. >> reporter: kevin larena is a professional boxer, a friend of oscar pistorius, now a witness at his murder trial. a month for reeva steenkamp's murder they were together with friends at this restaurant. one of them passed a gun under the table to pistorius. then -- >> a shot went off in the restaurant and there was complete silence. i was in shock. >> reporter: amid the chaos, pistorius asked his friend who passed him the pistol to take the blame. >> i do remember oscar saying, please, to darren, just say it was you, i don't want any attention around me, just say it was you. >> reporter: this is denied by the superstar athlete, while it could help prove

no one in two hours more about the budget in a conversation with zachary goldfarb of the washington post. and we will read air shaklee testimony on the administration's budget plan. >> on our next washington journal you will talk to a former health care adviser in the obama administration, dr. ezekiel emanuel about the implementation of the health care law. his recent book is reinventing american health care. republican congressman of wisconsin joins us to discuss the president's 2015 budget proposal and that gop alternative. washington journal live each morning at seven eastern on c-span2. reminder, you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> three elements of the triple package are first a sense of exception malady. you can get it from lots of different places, but start by filling the you are special and destined for special things. the second element is almost seemingly the opposite, and that is a-of insecurity to offset that exception melody. that is a feeling that you have not quite done enough yet or not quite good enough yet to be the third element is impulse contro

in 1840's on the zachary taylor the american army into mexican territory.mexican territory followed back into the state of texas, they claimed they were fighting on american soil and we california, arizona, and part of texas. kind of what is going on here. i'm not saying the overthrow of jacob which was a bad thing, he was a terrible president. a badyanukovych was thing, he was a turtle president. it is foolish to think -- a terrible president. it is foolish to think they are just going to sit by. i would like to make one last point. this conflict in the ukraine between the western ukrainians and eastern ukrainians shows a decentralized government with more state and local control would defuse a lot of these tensions more effectively. host: here are a couple of tweets for you -- john in london, if you can make it real quick, you are our last pre-and -- you are our last. caller: people are talking about the historical and cultural issues. the main point people forget is that it is quite simple -- the russians sent the soldiers in, roll the tanks and, and the