and in micah he is spoken of as being the prophet like elijah. when christ said he had greater witness than that of john, what he was saying was he had greater witness in the scripture itself and in miracles. i have greater witness than that of john for the works which the father has given me to finish, the same works that i do, their bear witness of me that the father has sent me. and then he said, search the scriptures for in them you think you have eternal life and they are they which testify of me. how can you believe [speaker not understood] receive honor of other and seek not the honor that comes from god only? don think i will accuse you to the father. there is one that accuses you, even moses in whom you trust. had you believed moses, you would have believed me because he wrote of me. but if you believe not his writings, how shall you believe my words? jesus said, i am the way, the truth and the life. and perhaps the most misunderstood verse in the entire bible is about judgmentalism. according to the lord jesus christ, if you're not a hy

. >> reporter: across the country in baltimore, house democrat elijah cummings' district loves barack obama but hates talk of war. >> whenever you get into a war there's never a short war. >> they're worried about what's next. they have the backdrop of iraq, and that is deep in the dna of every cell of their brains. >> reporter: not helping the president's case, this picture and video from the "new york times" today. rebels allegedly assassinating syrian soldiers, shooting them at point-blank range. a day after secretary kerry said most of the rebels are not alded ald extremists. msnbc's chris hayes asked secretary kerry about it. >> i guarantee you if we turn our backs today, the picture we all saw in the picture today, on the media, those people being shot, that will take place more because more extremists will be attracted to this. >> reporter: the risk for the white house, this becomes the iconic image of the war, just as this south vietnamese general came to symbolize america's ally in that conflict. the first senate vote to authorize the strike is scheduled for next wednesday. a

. >> congressman elijah cummings demanding robert benmosche resigned after comparing our rage of execs bonuses. we had the bidding that had. cheryl: he is the top chefs. dana burke is here. celebrity chef seemingly a dime a dozen but we will get his recipe for staying on top in a difficult business. that and more coming up as this hour of markets now begins. first we have breaking news, live pictures of the senate floor, senator ted cruz just ended his 20 our plus control of the senate chamber so here's what is going on. this is the new day, they have adjourned and become the new day. we will see what you are looking at. the prayer and the pledge and senator harry reid, takes the floor. he is going to vote on the continuing resolution to fund the government and will invoke cloture. that is going to be an 1:00 eastern. after the prayer and the pledge senator harry reid beginning the day and began a procedural vote at this point and this will take as into friday. the debate will go 30 hours on funding the government. this is the house resolution which the senate is expected to take on bu

some weapons you knows will really happen these baltimore residents were hoping their representative elijah cummings would listen to voters like them we send a message just say i will never forgive him if he does if he votes for the war in a radio interview cummings recently admitted but i tell you something when you've got ninety seven percent of your constituents saying no it's kind of hard to say yes meanwhile senator dianne feinstein of california head of the senate intelligence committee doesn't share coming struggle about the phone calls her office gets it what's coming in is overwhelmingly negative there's no question about that but you see then they don't know what i know they haven't heard what i heard it can't be very democratic votes if you're keeping secrets from the american people and if you vote against what you know your constituents don't want the large chunk of congress reportedly remains undecided on the resolution outside of congress constituents have been clear everybody say chemical weapons is bad everybody knows that but it's not america's business what's going on we'

some weapons you knows what really happened these baltimore residents were hoping their representative elijah cummings would listen to voters like them we send a message is that we'll never forgive him if he does if you vote for the war in a radio interview cummings recently admitted but i tell you something when you've got ninety seven percent of your constituents saying no it's kind of hard to say yes meanwhile senator dianne feinstein of california head of the senate intelligence committee doesn't share coming struggle about the phone calls her office gets it what's coming in is overwhelmingly negative there's no question about that but you see then they don't know what i know they haven't heard what i heard it can't be very democratic votes if you're keeping secrets from the american people and if you vote against what you know your constituents don't want the large chunk of congress reportedly remains undecided on the resolution outside of congress constituents have been clear everybody saying chemical weapons is bad everybody knows that but it's not america's business what's going on we

weapons you know those will really happen these baltimore residents were hoping their representative elijah cummings would listen to voters like them we send a message just say i will never forgive him if he does if you vote for the war in a radio interview cummings recently admitted but i tell you something when you've got ninety seven percent of your constituents saying no it's kind of hard to say yes meanwhile senator dianne feinstein of california head of the senate intelligence committee doesn't share coming struggle about the phone calls her office gets it what's coming in is overwhelmingly negative there's no question about that but you see them they don't know what i know they haven't heard what i heard it can't be very democratic both of you keeping secrets from the american people and if you vote against what you know your constituents don't want the large chunk of congress reportedly remains undecided on the resolution outside of congress constituents have been clear everybody say chemical weapons is bad everybody knows that but it's not america's business what's going on we're n

and elijah called and the four fell and the altar and sacrifice. >> give the democrats what they want for a year. make it clear to the american public that it belongs to the democrats and if works like president obama and nancy pelosi and reid claims america will be better off and i will take to the stage to acknowledge they were right and we were wrong. but if the people in america are disgusted as i weekend takeneding our 40th year class reunion from the hope high school in hope, arkansas. now, i got to tell you tis little disgusting so many of my classmates look much younger than me. i do have a lot of miles on me and i have always felt so blessed to be a group of lifelong friends they cherisbi and respect. we became teen agers in the turbulent 60s and the first-class to end racial segregation in our community as we started high school. we loved each other as true friends do. 40 years ago we had bell bottoms and side burns and shoulder length hair and now we have grandkids and we wonder what is wrong with the younger generation? my gosh, we pecame our parents. to my class in hope,

joining me right now is elijah cummings. mr. cummings, do you think there's any way in the world that the president of the united states having been rebuffed by both houses of congress would go it alone? >> i think it's possible. i would not recommend it. i mean, if it had come to a vote, chris, and if we had voted it down, i definitely would not have recommended it. but, you know, in a way, chris, i think it's good for him to have that question mark out there. particularly when we're trying to negotiate this russian/syria solution. and so i, you know, again, i wouldn't recommend it, but still, i love for president assad to have it in his mind that the same president that took out osama bin laden is serious about what he says and that might be some leverage to get this russian/syrian deal done. >> let's go to david because that's the big problem. the russians say do it, but don't put the gun to the back of our head. don't do it and say or we'll blow up syria. they say pull back on this gun play and let us have some time and stop

>> congressman elijah cummings from maryland said 77% of his constituents voted for president obama. 90% of the calls coming into his district right now are against striking syria. >> my constituents are concerned about the what's next. we need to know the possible consequences of the strike and if it will possibly lead to a scenario where america gets more deeply involved in the civil war in syria. >> you think about congressman cum, so far he has had three briefs on syria and still puts himself in the undecided column. >> thanks so much. emily schmidt in washington. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is very busy trying to convince the national community to take military action against syri syria. >> what we are seeking is to enforce the stad with respect to the use of chemical weapons. we are not seeking to become engaged to or party to or take over syria's civil war. >> he met with arab league foreign ministers today and the discussion on syria was on the agenda. foreign reporter alice is live traveling with secretary kerry. kerry will be meeting with who today? >> he'll be meeti

this week an authorization bil e was close and representative elijah cummings are expressing opposition and here is what he faced at a town hall today. >> why are you not listening to the people and staying out of syria? it's not our fight. >> i'm very heart felt by the syrians. that's a whole other part of the world with a whole lot of other countries that can do something about it besides us we really don't want a war on syria. we have $17 trillion in debt. let's concentrate on this country and our economy and children. >> president obama cleared his calendar to focus on the votes. a reminder why he has his work cut out for him. video shows rebels executing seven soldiers loyal to the assad regime. the images are disturbing. you won't see the men being killed. you'll hear the sound. the man talking is the commander of the rebels. [ gunshots ]. >> their bodies were dumped in a well. it took place in the spring of 2012 after the prisoners were shot, their bodies were dumped into that unmarked grave and it appears to be a well. the syrian opposition coalition today condemned the executio

elijah is a professional photographer so he was taking pictures documenting the delivery of the baby almost every step of the way. this also happened to be his birthday. >> i'm so awfullied he -- i'm so annoyed he was videoing me but it's his birthday. >> mom, dad, and the new baby august bloom are all doing fine. >>> time is 5:26. a new development in the search for burglary suspects in san francisco. what police told our crew on the scene just moments ago. >>> plus bart quietly preparing for possible strike next month. the training that has set up some controversy. >>> good morning. traffic is moving along pretty well around the bay area. so far as we look at the san mateo bridge off to a good start on the way to the peninsula. >>> after clear skies yesterday even on the coast, that is not the case today. it's clear inland but the fog is picking up big time. we'll have a much cooler forecast. goodnight. thanks, olivia. thank you. so you can make a payment from your cell to almost anyone's phone or email. (speaking french) so you can express your gratitude... in the moment. chase qu

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elijah is a professional photographer so he documented the delivery almost every step of the way. they are all doing fine. congratulations. >>> pam, it's a 31 one year fashion tradition in san francisco. last night macy's held its glamarama. the big attraction singer cheryl crow. her own battle with breast cancer gives her a different perspective. >> it's great to be a parking lot of it. people align themselves when it comes to fashion with something a little higher minded. >> attendees at the event paid between $75 to $1,000. macy's says it's raised more than $41 million over the years to benefit bay area nonprofits including the glide foundation, the aids emergency fund, and project open hand. on our channel 2 website ktvu.com you can see video from the big fundraiser. videos in the bay area living section is also a slide show on the images tab. >>> time is 6:27. questionable background checks. how the navy yard gunman was able to buy a gun legally even with arrest for gun incidents in his past. >>> we are live in san jose where a fire broke out at a home. we'll tell you what fi

elijah appeared with him. jesus, 'lord, be here; if you wish, tabernacles here, and one for elijah.' was still speaking, overshadowed them, out of the cloud said, son, with whom i am listen to him!'" mountain top to reveal the glory than that of moses servants of god. is the son of god. to obey him always. to the wrong sources. god's lawgiver; god's prophet. ministry to israel in their day. do great things. peter met jesus, and elijah as his great heroes. to show them respect. through his son jesus. lawgiver or prophet. god wants us to listen to him. preacher up on a pedestal, mistake that peter made. denomination before jesus, great mistake. only authority! expecting peter to change different. too should correct our thinking. from man-made religion and to jesus. intentions can be wrong; listen to the lord. 35 reveals another sin of peter. jesus said to them, because of me this night, strike down the shepherd, shall be scattered.' been raised, you to galilee.' to him, (oh), away because of you, fall away.' i s

more continue to wait for members to come out of the close briefing, elijah cummings was at the white house with the congressional black process. -- aucus -- caucus. the president stopped into that meeting. when he said he had to vote, i think he was referencing a congressional black caucus vote rather than houseboat. -- a house vote. it has been reported that the senate is delaying a test vote on authorizing u.s. military strikes against syria. majority leader harry reid says it would not be beneficial to hold the vote while international discussions continue regarding serious use of chemical weapons. -- syria's use of chemical weapons. get your views again. we have a few more minutes before the house comes back into session. dan tweets in, we should stand with the president if he would seek a diplomatic solution. on our independent line is alice in tarzana, california. i was involved with relief work with children after world war ii. there were two children in holland who were terribly scarred. the only troops that were near them were the american troops. of thesee photographs child

mcdonagh and congressman mike ustins, just in a mosh -- j amash, and elijah cummings. rebroadcasts of the shows begin at noon eastern with "meet the press." 1:00, "this week." sunday," "state of the union," and "face the nation." listen on 90.1 fm in the washington, d.c. area. syria --19 on xm sirius radio. download our up for your smartphone -- app for your smartphone, or listen online at www.c-span.org. >> wilson was so intellectual. he is the only president with a phd. as a result of that, most of the books written about him have been academic in nature. they have missed the very human side of this man. he was deeply emotional, passionate, romantic figure. he had two wives. when his first wife died, he courted and fell in love with a woman and married a second time. he wrote thousands of passionate love letters to each of these women. this was a real, living, breathing human being. i don't think we have seen that about woodrow wilson. berg's biography of woodrow wilson releases tuesday. here more tonight at 8:00 on c- span's "q&a." " continues. journal host: the pre

elijah cummings served ten terms from the inner city in baltimore, he said his district voted 80% for the president, erin, and he said based on what he's hearing at least 95% say do not do this, this is the wrong way i go, i don't care how much i support the president. he's balancing that with the fact that he's been here three or four days going to classified briefing after classified briefing trying to get answers about the military strike in particular and really try to understand whether or not the president from his point of view has the kind of strategy to go forward. he says he simply doesn't know if it's enough to defy his constituents and that's a great example of what we're hearing all across the capitol. >> amazing, put the president in an unprecedented position. thanks to our dana bash, reporting on that crucial count which is what the whole country is watching right now. one person who could make a huge difference is california congressman john garamendi, you have not publicly announced how you're going to vote yet. what will it be for you, yes or no? >> as of today, it's

ranking democrat elijah cummings says it is congress' responsibility. he is a democrat. to solve this problem and restructure and also the republican darrell issa the chair of that committee he is also saying this is a short-term solution not good enough people will run away. >> 49 cents isn't going to necessarily break the bank. however most people are sending email anyway. there is a lot of dig call competition. what's the outlook for the service? >> they have to restructure in a way that congress doesn't have to support them. right now they are thinking about eliminating saturday service, eliminating door-to-door service and also lift ago ban on alcohol shipping which right now is completely dominated by u.p.s. and fedex. there is a lot of different ways that they can try to fishing this but it has to be a long-term solution for them to survive. >> always good to see you. thank you very much. the fbi agents that are looking for clues now inside that shopping mall where terrorist attacked in kenya. investigators are trying to figure out whether any of the terrorists ca

as you heard, representative elijah cummings there expressing his skepticism, and he is not alone. and certainly on the republic side, the push pack is even more intense. >> joining us from washington, thank you very much. and joining us now to discuss the uphill battle is sun min came, she is the congressional reporter, ms. kim, what is the head count now when it comes to members of congress who are supporting the president from where you sit. >> the head count in favor of president obama is a request for military authorization is very low at this point. house determines aren't -- there aren't a lot of numbers that are supporting him right now. and the house rep side, i mean it goes only as high as maybe even a dozen members. so in order for this authorization to pass, both the house and the senate president pram and his administration have a lot of work to do over the next several days. >> soy guess when it comes to selling congress, are we talking about trust in is it the war in iraq, or the simple fact that the polls bear out the american public does not want to go into any con

the rank being democrat on the committee elijah cummings released a report on behalf of his staff today. he found the state department investigation was quote one of the most comprehensive reviews ever conducted. >> i've seen no evidence, none whatsoever, to support these reckless accusations. could the contrary, witness after witness told committee, the committee that the report was, quote, penetrating, specific, critical,tough, and quote, the opposite of a whitewash. >> congresswoman jackie spyier complaining angrily that republicans are ignoring the briefings the full committee is receiving and plainly ignoring the fact of what happened that september 11th. >> as it was with secretary clinton, we had very clear evidence, full and complete to our conversation, that the authority of responsibility, the accountability, rested with the people we identified. >> and that was ambassador pickering. also today, republicans really sharpened their focus on the arb, which is the accountability review board and the simple fact that mrs. clinton picked four of the five panel members. also, we hear

tomorrow, congressman elijah cummings. remember, follow the show online and on twitter @mitchellreports. my colleague tamron hall has a look at what's next on "news nation." >> hi, andrea. thank you very much. coming up, breaking news from capitol hill. at any moment, the senate foreign relations committee is expected to vote on whether to authorize military force in syria. this, by the way, happening at the very same time the obama administration takes its case for action to the house. we'll have a live report. plus, new information on the suicide of cleveland kidnapper ariel castro. an investigation is underway into what one official calls a final slap at the victims. we'll talk with a correspondent on deadline crime about this latest turn. >>> plus, this just in. george zimmerman stopped by police for a second time in just two months. it's all coming up next on "news nation." hey america, even though she doesn't need them, cheryl burke is cha-cha-ing in depend silhouette briefs for charity, to prove that with soft fabri

actors are on them, and when i say actors i refer to anyone less than 18 years of age, river phoenix or elijah wood or something like that. one thing that gets me is that our society is so adamant about the adult-child sexual issues, yet they, and as you know, media provides sex for enticement to whatever product they are attempting to sell, and sometimes they present us with children with no clothes on in soap commercials and things like that. those things disturb me. those things disrupt my serenity. i am too young in the recovery to be able to shut off the impulses that go through my body. >> while most agree that they don't want these men living next door to them, many patients' rights advocates argue it is wrong to keep them locked up in a mental institution indefinitely after they have already served out their sentences. a class action suit filed by inmates says they are wrongfully incarcerated. matthew hennessey works with the svps and he has heard many of the complaints. >> if you try to put yourself in their shoes for a little bit, you can understand why. a lot of the men have been in

i asked for the no vote order last night with elijah cummings, because i believe we should not be doing this, but my motives are a heck of a lot different than the motives of these conservatives, who are simply no experts on foreign policy. we have the bills to prove it, don't we? get your cell phones out, i want to know what you think. tonight's question -- are rpg voting against syria because they hate president obama? text us, and you can always go to our blog and left leave a comment there. >>> for more on tonight's subject, let's bring in congressman pokan, serves his first term in the united states congress and all of a sudden about to take an important vote, and john soltz, he heads an organization that represents some 360,000 veterans in this country who have been in the middle east. do you think republicans are opposing this act because the president wants to take because of their hatred for the president this why all of a sudden are the republicans against -- >> i think they're simply opposing the president. they're the same people who spot the exquisite -- i was told definiti

the senior democrat on the house government oversight committee, elijah cummings, tell fox, photo, republicans engaged in a systemic effort to launch unsubstantiated accusations against the pentagon, state department, the president and now the arp itself. today the state department declined to explain who, in fact, made those policy decisions. >> i'm not going to discuss internal deliberations, as you know, from the podium. but it is important to note that undersecretary kennedy was thoroughly interviewed. >> tomorrow kennedy is a star witness at the house foreign affairs committee, where he is expected to face some aggressive questioning on whether he or mrs. clinton made the policy decisions which created what critics have called a death trap in benghazi. and on thursday, the co chairs of the state department investigation will testify before that oversight committee, bill. >> a lot happening this week. tomorrow we'll pick it up. thank you. >>> more details this evening on the deal for syria to hand over its chemical weapons. but it is still not clear what would happen if syria's president d

joining me now is congressman elijah cummings, democrat from maryland, and crystal ball, co-host of the cycle here on msnbc. thank you for being here. >> good to be here, reverend. >> congressman, let me ask you directly. where do you stand right now on military action in syria, and what are you hearing from your constituents? >> first of all, i have not decided, reverend. there is a lot of questions that are still open for me. and i'm trying to get the answers to them. i'll be attending my third classified briefing tomorrow. and my constituents, though, are clear. i'd say 95% of all the calls we're getting in are against this action. and i must tell you, reverend, a lot of this is based on what happened in iraq. almost everybody i talked to said we don't want to see another iraq. they saw, they heard from colin powell, of course, when we were about to go into iraq. they believed composite had bad information. then they saw us spend hundreds of billions of dollars in iraq, lose many of our wonderful young soldiers, and at the same time, many others injured. and then a ten-year war. >> 9

congressman elijah cummins joins me along with aqua lynn laurie. congressman thank you for helping us out with this. tell your story tonight. tell your story. how does obamacare help you? >> absolutely. i have so thankful. when i was a freshman in college, i fell ill, suddenly ill. i had a stroke, lost my speech, lost feeling in half my body. by the time they figured out what had happened, i had to have open heart surgery and a valve replacement. i went on through life, did everything i was supposed to do. i graduated. i went to work for a company that had great health insurance. i then decided you know what, it's time to go back to business school. i want to start my own birks achieve the american dream. i did all that. i started my business. i got sick and i was not on a corporate plan anymore and my insurance company dropped me after i'd been ill. $50,000 in bills later within my first year in business, i was speechless. i didn't know what else to do. it was extremely difficult for me. i wish obamacare and/or the affordable care act ha been ther

and before you say repeal and replace, congressman elijah cummings, he has a few words for you. >> republicans have taken more than 40 votes on the house floor to repeal obamacare, and replace it with absolutely nothing. there are things that we can do to improve this. but let -- and this may be hard, but this is america. we do hard things all the time. we can do this. because people's lives are dependent upon it. >> and, yet, rather than accept the law of the land, that offers americans life-saving care and reduces the deficit, republicans have chosen to pursue a path that holds the entire economy hostage to those at the fringes of their idea logical extreme. and speaking at a business round table today, the president was having none of it. >> you have never seen in the history of the united states the debt ceiling or the threat of not raising the debt ceiling being used to extort a president or a governing party. i'm happy to negotiate with them around the budget. what i will not do is to create a habit, a pattern, whereby the full faith and credit of the united states ends up being a bargai

i'm joined from capitol hill by eline of scrimmagea cummingku - scrimmage -- elijah. where do we think it will go from the vote? >> i think there will be a vote to add to the bill that came over from the senate, prosecutions to delay the affordable care act for at least a year and then there will be some other provisions with regards to certain device taxes, and then i think what they'll do, end up voting on that legislation tonight. and it will probably go forward with those writers on it. >> right. >> then it will go over to the senate. but clearly just as you just said, karen, the senate has already made it clear, harry reid that that's a no good. by the way, it's not only a no-go for for the democrats in the senate it's also a no-go for the democrats here in the house. >> to that point, congressman cummings, as muchsa the republicans are trying to put this on the senate democrats and the president, they are putting forward a measure that they know is not going to pass in the senate, that could lead, may lead to a government shutdown. so in effect, they're basicall

next couple of hours to check in with members of congress who have been on the fence, and people like elijah cummings and determine of maryland, he said he is worried about the u.s. acting alone. unilateral action, so we will be checking back in with people like that, to find out if the president has been able to move the needle. this is the boil down version, right from the president's mouth of what those of us who have been checking in on this have been hearing for the last ten days or so. he is making an appeal to different groups. you heard the president reach out. he said you have pride in the military in our force, look at the human cost of what is happening in a place like syria. to those on the left, the president said your passion for peace will line that up for what is happening to children, the murder of children by chemical weapons attacks. so he is trying to get both sides to come to the table to the place where he is. he has a vast audience, he is trying to reach out to tonight. another place to look is social media. to see what the feeling is but we have to remember that a lot

. >> don't make the sale after -- >> because right now you have people like cummings- >> elijah cummings. >> excuse me, who loves the president, supports him and he says everywhere he goes@% of his district against that and though he wants to give the president the benefit of the doubt but at some point you also have to serve the people who elected you. so the president better start doing this soon. >> the more people learn if you tell them that chemical weapons were used that you know, if you describe the situation on the ground the numbers tick up for support. so if obama can educate the american people about what's going on. >> you know tommy you got to ask you this though because we are the g-20 is going on and we all saw the weird sort much hand it wasn't weird it wasn't weird at all the mand shang between president putin and president obama and i wonder as an nse manufacture rick what you think of the room to negotiate with the russians. i mean is there any, could things happen behind the scenes? we know he's going to have some kind of offsite with president putin they're certainly

take a look at this. >> elijah! >> our kids, if one is crying, the other one will start crying, then the other one will start crying. it's really contagious. >> even if you have a system, when it goes down, there is a lot of trouble. >> getting ready to make your hot dog special. isaac, get out of the trash, boy. >> heather: joining us, the stars of the show called "the six little mcgees." six little kids right there and the parents as well. we have isaac, lazana -- well, a whole bunch. how do you keep track of six children? >> we're always challenged. >> heather: it's hard to count moving heads. i'm a parent of two toddlers myself, i can barely deal with two. how do you daniel it with six -- handle it with six? >> work together. >> i can't do it without my husband for sure. >> heather: do you have other help? do you have family around? >> we do. we have family and friends. >> heather: we've got the laptop going over the back of the couch there. >> libby, we can't have that. >> heather: it's okay. she's fine. >> mos

. >> i'm elijah cummings from maryland. pleased all, i am very the president decided to ask the congress for its approval here. i think we are at a very only in ourent, not nations history, but in world history. i think the case we are looking at is going to be probably one complex for members of congress to resolve. there are a lot of questions. i will not talk about what went on in that room, but a number of questions have to be resolved grade i think secretary kerry this morning talked about chemical weapons being used. i expect the administration will be able to show that. but beyond that, the question is ithink a lot of people -- attended church of 10,000 and most of these people i say their average education is about four years of college. i don't think many of our constituents understand the full significance of chemical and biological warfare. the presidenting has got to spend some time explaining the significance of that and why it is off limits with regards to 98% of the world. i think we have to be careful that t

dd >> elijah cummings, maryland. first of all, i am very pleased to ask -- that the president asked the congress to have a hearing. i think we are in a critical moment not only in our nation's history but in the world history. and i think that it is -- the case that we are looking at is going to be a very -- probably complex for st members of cofpk to resolve. i will not talk about everything that went on in that room, but there are a number of questions that need to be resolved. i think secretary kerry this morning talked about chemical eapons being used. i expect that the administration will probably be able to show that. but beyond that, the question is -- my constituents. i attend a church of 10,000. most of these people, i would say their average education is about four years of college. i don't think many of our constituents understand the full chemical and biological warfare. that is something the president has got to spend some time explaining the implications of that and why it is off limits to 98% of the wo

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elijah cummings out of maryland, top house ranking member there. sharecroppers experienced lynchings. i find it unbelievably appalling. if it is true that he said this, mr. benmosche demonstrate ad fundamental inability to lead the modern global company in responsible manner and he should resign immediately. this is lighting up social media. we're essentially seeing a fight between ceo of a company and came in after it flopped. and helped to, you know, right size it with a lot of government money. ashley: yeah. >> and a lot of layoffs. laid off 20,000 people, right. also the government bailouts didn't really help the economy. and it helped the underlying securities and derivatives aig improve in value. now the debate on the twitter feed and on social media, did mr. benmosche really rescue the company or did the government rescue aig. tracy: clearly government did. and what is benmosche thinking saying stuff like that. >> this isn't the first time he said it either. he made similar comments in 2009. so the fight is over, you know -- ashley: didn't l

>> we, let me ask you this, or let me ask my friend elijah cummings. can you tell me when hillary clinton became aware there were security issues in benghazi? can you tell me why client hillary clinton did not close the facility because she can? can you ask me did the president call any allies during the siege, can you help? can you tell me the origin of falls talking points that susan rice perpetuated on five sunday talk shows? those are the same questions we've had ford 12 months. i know my democratic colleagues would like to change the conversation. i get that. there will be victims, family members on the second panel. so i would encourage anyone who is interested in benghazi to ask them, are you satisfied with the answers you've gotten today? bill: sounds like some day very soon hillary clinton will be back in the hearing room. >> gosh i hope so trey gowdy, republican from south carolina. the hearing starts in 10 minutes. thank you for your time, sir. >> thank you. bill: mart. martha: there is harsh new criticism of the president's strategy in syri

elijah is a professional photographer and he was documenting the delivery every step of the way. this also happened to be his birthday. >> i was so annoyed he was videoing me. >> happy birthday. i don't think you got anything for your birthday, besides a baby. >> that's a lot, dad. happy birthday, mom, dad and the brand new baby, august blue meeker, they're all doing fine. >>> it is 7:27. developing news we've been following for the past hour, a fire call quickly turns into a criminal investigation. ktvu news was the first on the scene this morning in san jose. >>> we are live in the apple store in the marina district where the anticipation is growing for the iphone. we'll tell you why some people may be disappointed. >>> good morning, the east bay traffic on this friday looks pretty good in most places. highway 24 between walnut creek and oakland, there is a little bit of slow traffic developing. >>> a lot of fog has returned to the coast, only a little bit over the bay. with sunshine, it's going to be cooler today. we'll have the forecasted highs and talk about the weekend rain

(and elijah said,) i'm left alone and they seek my life." now paul writes, "but what saith the answer of god unto him? i have reserved myself 7000 men." there's that remnant. seven thousand out of israel's population of usually seven to ten million, so you math people, what's the percentage? one tenth of one percent. all right, now we'll read on and when we get to the word remnant i'm going to go back and show you what it really means. all right, so that remnant of one tenth of one percent, they didn't bow their knee to baal. they remained true to jehovah. now paul brings them up to his present day and he says, "even then at this present time there is a remnant according to the election (now) of grace." all right, now let's go back to isaiah, honey. isaiah chapter 1, that this is not a new phenomenon. i was reading a book last night by a british prophecy expert and he was pointing up how close we are to the end. and of course being a brit he was more acquainted with what's going on in england and europe. and it's frightening. frightening. of

>> we, let me ask you this, or let me ask my friend elijah cummings. can you tell me when hillary clinton became aware there were security issues in benghazi? can you tell me why client hillary clinton did not close the facility because only she can? can you ask me did the president call any allies during the siege, can you help? can you tell me the origin of falls talking points that susan rice perpetuated on five sunday talk shows? those are the same questions we've had ford 12 months. i know my democratic colleagues would like to change the conversation. i get that. there will be victims, family members on the second panel. so i would encourage anyone who is interested in benghazi to ask them, are you satisfied with the answers you've gotten today? bill: sounds like some day very soon hillary clinton will be back in the hearing room. >> gosh i hope so trey gowdy, republican from south carolina. the hearing starts in 10 minutes. thank you for your time, sir. >> thank you. bill: mart. martha: there is harsh new criticism of the president's strategy in

. >> reporter: the ranking member of the committee, democrat elijah cummings issuing his own report on benghazi today. >> this benghazi review was one of the most comprehensive arb reviews ever conducted. i have seen no evidence, none whatsoever. to support these reckless accusations. >> reporter: in the last few minutes what appears to be a pretty significant development, the co-chair of the state department investigation, admiral mike mullen, testifying that he did give then secretary of state clinton's chief of staff cheryl mills a heads up last october that the head of diplomatic security would be a bad witness for the state department at a congressional hearing last october. this was seven days after the investigation began. republicans say this is evidence of the clubby nature of the investigation, that it was not hard-hitting and not independent. mullen's partner in that investigation, ambassador pickerring counters, this notification process was required as sort appeared dick update. you can decide whether that really makes a lot of sense. gregg: tipoff of a bad witness questio

darrell issa's the chairman, elijah cummings is the ranking member. you can see them there chatting. we will bring you a portion of representative issa's opening statement as well. you can see the numbers on your screen. , patrick kennedy, undersecretary of state, was testifying and yesterday's -- testifying at yesterday's hearing. let's show you a bit of what he had to say and get you to build on that. [video clip] >> we have made implementing the recommendations priority so that we can better prevent similar tragedies in the future. focused atre we are the state department, and i know this is your priority as well. the unfortunate fact is that our diplomats and facilities abroad will face attacks again, as they did last week in afghanistan. since the tragic attacks in benghazi, the tempo of threats and attacks against us has not diminished. we will do everything we can to deter and mitigate the effectiveness of any attack, but we will not, even with the most willing and capable governance of our partners, ever stop terrorists and extremists from mou

i want to thank deputy secretary general elijah. i want to thank my good friend, president elbigorg of an goal yeah representing the xmunty of democracies. i want to thank mexico representing civil society members of the open government partnership. and i want to thank all of you for joining us here today. the human progress has always been propelled at some level by what happens in civil society. citizens coming together to insist that a better life is possible. pushing their leaders to protect their rights and the dignities of all people. and that's why the universal declaration of human rights states that everyone has the right to freedom of peaceful assembly and association. this is not a western value. this is a universal right. so a society led the fight and apartheid in south africa. it led the fight to bring freedom to eastern europe. it helped to heal places divided by conflict, cambodia and colombia. here in the united states, civil society is the catalyst of virtually every major advance that we've made, from the abolitio