. >> mr. burns is not likely to turn around the military men and those behind the toppling of mohamed morsi and say you have to sort this out quickly or we will cut aid. unlikely? is in thet think it interests of the united states or the intention of the united states to cut military aid to egypt. this military aid is in the u.s. overallhe policy in the middle east. it is linked to the maintenance of the peace process and relationship between the military in the united states and the military in egypt is important to stabilize this country and preserve the peace treaty between egypt and israel. it had been suggested a week perhaps there would be islamists or extreme appointed to the cabinet. >> the names have not been released yet. everyone was approached including the muslim brothers. i do not think they will accept to participate in the cabinet. might, but we do not know if they have decided. i think they are hesitating because once they participate in the cabinet, they might lose some of th

burn lost a daughter to leukemia 60 years ago. their daughter, robin, was just 4 years old at the time. but what a special shot. >> so touching. bald is beautiful. >> i would say so especially with that. >>> all right. so, a bear walks into a bar. sounds like the start of a joke. >> i thought you were going to give me something here. no punchline? people in colorado say they probably weren't laughing too hard. tell you this one after the break. >>> we all know the end of the week, nothing like a couple drink at the local watering hole to help you relax, forget about your long day should never be so relaxed you don't notice that the pressing issue at happened, like say maybe a bear right next to you sitting on the bar stool. >> look at this a couple at a bar attest cities park, colorado, a black bear wandered onto the premises after a little dumpster diving. according to the witness, as the bear neared the customers, nobody seemed to notice. >> good strong drinks. >> like a patron who has been cut off, the approximately six-foot 30

meeting with interim leaders in cairo, mr. burns called on the military to avoid any politically related arrests and use strength in dealing with protests. demonstrations but the muslim brotherhood, morsi's party, have been ongoing in cairo. to china where the incredible economic engine is showing further signs of slowing. today figures revealed national wealth for the second quarter of this year came in at 7.5%, down a bit from the previous quarter but let's face it, still the envy of much of the world. in china's economic planners face the task of keeping things on track and the bbc's has gone to one town in yang su province where the challenges are stark indeed. >> this is china's economy as you don't normally see it. almost every shop on this street is closed. the once booming town now empty and despondent. space for rent, this sign says. just up the road, one of china's biggest ship yards was opened here less than a decade ago. it's now in deep trouble and is appealing for government help. a few restaurants remain open to

meeting with interim leaders in cairo, mr. burns called on the military to avoid any politically related arrests and use strength in dealing with protests. demonstrations but the muslim brotherhood, morsi's party, have been ongoing in cairo. to china where the incredible economic engine is showing further signs of slowing. today figures revealed national wealth for the second quarter of this year came in at 7.5%, down a bit from the previous quarter but let's face it, still the envy of much of the world. in china's economic planners face the task of keeping things on track and the bbc's has gone to one town in yang su province where the challenges are stark indeed. >> this is china's economy as you don't normally see it. almost every shop on this street is closed. the once booming town now empty and despondent. space for rent, this sign says. just up the road, one of china's biggest ship yards was opened here less than a decade ago. it's now in deep trouble and is appealing for government help. a few restaurants remain open to

they were knighting fred goodwin and watching while rome burned. mr. david nuttall: on friday the town centre of bury will fall silent as the people of bury lead the nation in paying respects to drummer lee rigby, who was so horrifically murdered on the streets of woolwich. will the prime minister join me in paying tribute to all his family and friends and his comrades in the fusiliers for their calm and dignified response to their loss, and thank all those in the church, our armed forces, the police and public services who have been engaged in the planning and preparation for the funeral? created a calm and dignified response to their loss. the police and public services have been engaged in the demonstrations at the funeral. my honorable friend speak for the whole country and the whole house when he speaks about these issues. we should all pay tribute for his service to the country. i heard about it. i'm sure it will be a fitting service. the whole country will be morning with them.

springsteen, ken burns and pauley o of the sopranos is 71 today. and if this happened 50 years ago they could have stopped th this, you go, scott walker. this is "viewpoint." >> john: good evening. hey, america, it looks like we're in a really, really, in a race to the bottom. the associated press revealed new survey data which shows four out of five adults, not one out of five, but four out of five adults in america will struggle with unemployment incomes near or below the poverty line, or rely on government assistance at some point in their lives. four to five. a record 46.2 million americans or 15% of the country are poor. that poverty line is an annual income of $23,021 for a family of four. let me repeat that. $23,021 for a family of four. that's our poverty line. think about it. the racial gap of americans li living in poverty has shrunk tremendously. the number of single white mothers in poverty is comparable to single black mothers at 1.5 million. hispanic single mothers in foster hovers around 1.2 million. all of these numbers arrive just

they were uniting fred goodwin and watching the world burn. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, on friday the town center will fall silent as the people lead the nation in paying respect to a man who is a terrifically murdered on the streets or will the prime minister join with me in paying tribute to all his family and friends and his comrades for the dignified response to their laws? and thank all those in the church and armed forces, the police and public services who have been engaged in the planning and preparation of a funeral? >> here, here. >> right honorable friend speaks for the whole country and the whole house when he talks about this issue. we should all pay tribute to him for his service to our country. i heard about it first and win in afghanistan and meeting other members of his regiment. we should also paid tribute to sammy come to all the pain and difficulty they are going through and i'm sure that it will be a very fitting service, every moving service on friday and whole country will be morning with of them. >> i have a jcb factor in my constituency

cohen's firm was handed down and went and burning he continues to walk towards the back door of his humble office on constitution avenue even as his favorite toy the s. and p. five hundred has been exposed as a cue manipulated friday and the rich move towards the exit door of cash they're collecting because those forces and vented you know very geo and then yawn as explained his proposal just as it may be to help your of exit its financial crisis then we explained in just how insider trading works and who may or may not be guilty of any wrongdoing and on that note we're going to sign off thanks for watching come back tomorrow from everyone at prime interest i'm sorry i'm boring everybody. people white that going dahlan the mount of olives people walking is going on. they're doing jobs and they increasingly hate just for a small box apartment of extortion a run and pretty soon people are going to be stuck and trapped in a cycle of oppression and a new leader is going to come it's a pall he's. flip the switch and it's going to be. wealthy british. guys. happening to the global economy

one witness testified he heard mr. serazo say i'm going to kill you and you're a dead man and another man heard him threaten to burn down his trailer. mr. serazo clinched his fist and charged at mr. jenkins again. those facts are not close. one of the final cases i cited to your honor is the case of hoffman versus state, and i think i even saw this in the defendant's packet as well. the court cited -- this is the 5th district court of appeal, cited the familiar standard i've gone through several times, under headnotes 1, 2 and 3. a motion for judgment of acquittal must be denied unless there is no legally sufficient evidence on which a trier of fact can base a verdict of guilt. in considering the morgs all facts in evidence are considered admitted and all inferences and conclusions must be drawn in favor of the state. then headnote 4. a jury question is presented when the evidence is reasonably susceptible of two views, either that the defendant's action in shooting was justifiable self-defense or that such action evid

and another witness heard him threaten to burn down the trailer. mr. serazo claimed that he had a glock. mr. serazo clenched his fists and charged and mr. jenkins again. those facts are not close. one of the final cases i cited to your honor is the case of hoffman versus state and i think i saw this in the defendant's packet as well. the court cited -- this is the fifth district court of appeal. this is under head notes one, two, and three. a motion for judgment of acquittal must be denied unless there is no legal sufficient evidence of which a trier of fact can base a verdict of guilt in considering facts admitted and you will inferences and conclusions drawn in favor of the state. then we get to head note four. a jury question is presented when the evidence is reasonly susceptible of two views, either that it was justifiable self-defense or that such actions of evidence induced at trial calls for a difference of opinion between reasonable people as to whether the shooting was self-defense and therefore the court said the motion denied. so i go back t

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mr. zimmerman has pled not guilty and claims he shot trayvon martin in self-defense. how is the prosecution doing, improving what they call a web of lies? joining me now, former prosecutor faith jenkins, msnbc legal analyst lisa bloom, former florida homicide prosecutor who is now a criminal defense attorney and criminal defense attorney john burris. thank you all for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> faith, this testimony comes from the college teacher and it was pretty powerful. how serious have they damaged zimmerman's credibility with this? >> well, they're trying to build upon what they believe are inconsistencies and lies told by george zimmerman. it's not just the fact that he has to lie but he does it because he can. and they're showing he's lying about the small things, so how can you even believe him about the big things? and in the interview, the reason why i think they're going to play that portion in their closing arguments is not just what he said, it's how he said

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at prime interest it seemed as though with the essays the owner is in the clear for now even though mr cohen's firm was handed down and went on burning he continues to walk towards the back door of his humble office on constitution avenue even as his favorite toy the s. and p. five hundred has been exposed as a cue manipulated friday and the rich move towards the exit door of cash they're collecting because those horses and vented you know breezy oh and then yawn as explained his proposal modest as it may be to help your of the exit its financial crisis then we explained in just how insider trading works and who may or may not be guilty of any wrongdoing and on that note we're going to sign off thanks for watching come back tomorrow from everyone at prime interest i'm sorry i'm boring everybody. i've seen the perception of the cross many times it doesn't matter if there's snow a heat wave or hail stones to keep them going i didn't expect anything just one i told myself i keep on going as long as my heart. me too but that's all i wanted the moment. i had send so my cheese cd i'm carryin

cohen's firm was handed down and i went and burning he continues to walk towards the back door of his humble office on constitution avenue even as his favorite toy the s. and p. five hundred has been exposed as a cue manipulated friday and the rich move towards the exit door of cash they're collecting because i was. and vented you know breezy oh and then yawn as explained his proposal modest as it may be to help your of exit its financial crisis then we explained in just how insider trading works and you may or may not be guilty of any wrongdoing and on that note we're going to sign off thanks for watching come back tomorrow from everyone at prime interest i'm sorry i'm boring have a good evening. they'll . live. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is. hard welcome to the big picture. of the mission and free accreditation three. four judges three arrangement three. three stooges free. download free blog loaded video for your media projec

mr. morsi is a president of muslim brotherhood group only, not for ol egyptians. >> wendy: are you saying things are a lot worse for christians under morsi than they were under mubarak? >> sure. sure. from 2011 to now, a lot of attacks against coptics in egypt. the church properties were hijacked, and kidnappings everywhere. a lot of troubles under the muslim brotherhood er era. we expect more and more under islamic rule. this is islamic rule to discriminate and persecute non-muslims. >> wendy: do you think that the demonstrations planned on his one-year anniversary will turn violent? and how will the military respond? >> i think, sure. it is a matter of time that egypt will go through civil war because the muslim brotherhood and other islamists only believe in power and violence. so they don't keep silent -- they don't believe in peaceful demonstrations, so they will attack the peaceful demonstrations in all of the squares in egypt. egypt is in a crisis, and is really divided into two gr

burning hot, like that fire that burnt mr. isisa's warehouse in 1982. this is the latest in the war in the black man against the white house. >> you don't like this. >> that's an amazing comment. the irs a few weeks ago apologized for targeting of tea party and conservatives. is the irs trying to embarrass the president when they apologized? any time people on the right criticize president obama is because of racism. >> a reporter did this to me four different ways. you don't like the president because he is black. i said, no, i don't like him because he's a socialist. pretty easy. >> i am a member of the westchester tea party, and one of the founding principals of the tea party is the constitution. >> i called you the wrong name. >> that's okay. there tends to be a misconception to the constitution. people think racist, slavery. the constitution explicitly says we're all created equal and talking about going into schools and talking to young children, if we show them the constitution and what it actually means and explain it to them, maybe that would d

air. >> oh, hush up, mr. brown. will, you know he's upset vera's staying with us for a few days. >> i don't mind her staying here, but do she have to stay inside? >> what? >> well, uncle brown, she's got to recover from her eye surgery. >> well, why does she got to have eye surgery anyway? 'cause i thought vultures had 20/20 vision. >> you're gonna stop talking

which potentially means that trayvon burns very possibly be held responsible for the strauss emotional pain and anguish that caused george zimmerman mr zimmerman should our legal charges determine if he has grounds to surgery on martin's parents or the actions of their front. really to last time i checked george zimmerman killed someone and that someone was trayvon martin emotional pain usually comes with the territory trayvon martin's parents are already going through enough these days the fact that you want them to be sued there's just how out of whack your priorities and your brain really are and the very very ugly ken cuccinelli the republican candidate for governor of virginia. the new minister out ultrasound as a great you plan for the old dominion state. and oral sex seriously on wednesday cuccinelli launched a new campaign site that advertised this is planned to reinstate virginia's crimes against nature law after a federal court ruled it unconstitutional earlier this year the website says that the law is an important tool to stop out of files but in reality. the laws language

, knowing that every week mr. morsi was violating the law and constitution and the people who voted for him. so if you -- if any -- any measure in that direction, the egyptians have pride, they would not care about the money, but they will never forget the americans that call for freedom, that call for separation of church and religion, that call for free democracy, supporting the fascist regime. >> we have to go, we're monitoring another major news event. we want to make sure we have you back as things develop there. thank you for joining us on the telephone, naguib. >>> the dual mandate is to pursue maximum employment and price stability. currently, we have an unemployment rate of 7.6%, which i think, if anything, overstates the health of our labor markets, given participation rates and many other indicators of underemployment and long-term employment. so we're not there, obviously, on the maximum employment part of the mandate. on price stability, inflation is now about 1%, which is below our 2% objective. so b

but that's what i have to say, mr. speaker, that is why half the country think that he is burned from the muppets because they believe the bronx -- he belongs at "sesame street," not downing street it will you admit borrowing would go up under labour? >> ed miliband. >> mr. speaker, let me say, we will swap places any time. here is the reality, here is the reality. the prime minister promise to balance the books but borrowing was up last year. he said we're all in it together, but living standards are fallen. he promised to get britain building. they haven't. all you need to know about this chancellor's spending review is the british people are paying the price are there failure. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker, let us -- [shouting] let us remember, let us remember what the leader of the opposition said at the time of the last spending review. he told us unemployment would go up, it's gone down. he told us crime would go up, it's gone down. he told us volunteering would go down, it's gone. he told us that poor s

that engulfed mr. isis warehouse back in 1982. and despite the complete lack of any evidence linking the president to the targeting of tea party groups, republicans are using it as their latest weapon in the war against the black man in the white house. >> all right. we continue -- you don't like this, all right. >> that's an amazing comment. the irs a few weeks ago actual apologized for this targeting of the tea party and conservatives. so with the irs, in fact, try to embarrass obama when they apologized for this behavior? this is delusional. any time people criticize obama for racist reasons is because -- >> i just had a reporter do this to me, like four different ways he said, you don't like the president because he's black. i said, no, i don't like him because he's a socialist. kara? sorry. >> that's okay. i'm a member of the westchester tea party and one of the founding principles is the relying on the constitution. and i believe there's a misconception when we say we want to go back to the const

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. >> the house is burning down. thank you, mr. chairman. >> the gentleman has yielded back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from michigan. >> i will echo what many said before. we recognize the service you provided to this country. when you were here back in february, i was the mere freshman with six weeks experience in congress and now i am a seasoned member of congress with seven months. i want to follow upon a line of questioning i took a minute or two to pursue. i will take five minutes and time for others. in your prepared remarks you make some pretty important references and the one that got my attention was reference to improve financial positions of state and local governments and i think we all would acknowledge that is generally the case but i want to return to what will likely be my team for a long time and that is there is greet inequity in the condition of municipal governments, state governments, municipal governments certainly. i ask if you would mind perhaps commenting further and actually in anticipation of not having time i've prepared a letter for ui wo

for people who are members i'd like to be part of the first panel i will turn to mr. tipton. >> i appreciate you holding this hearing. prevention, a simple idea of love communities right now is burning thousands of acres in colorado, arizona and other areas throughout the united states the commanders in charge of suppression on 110,000-acre fire on the western border in my district since the entire community, told the the behavior is unprecedented because of dry conditions setbacks in a way that is devastating it will continue to impact our communities for years after the fire is out in the most tragic part is that the occurrence could be reduced if not prevented with common sense forest management by taking action such as reducing hazardous fuels we would not only be able to allow the forest to surprise but to prevent future loss of life and destruction of property in safeguard water supply species' habitat and to promote a natural environment overall. spending a fair amount of his time to reduce carbon emissions but the of their week to be able to move forward with

tell them not one penny more to countries that are burning our flag. mr. president, i suggest that today we do something historic and listen to the american people. the american people don't want good money after bad shoveled and sent overseas. they want to fix some of the problems we have at home. they want to do some nation building here at home. my amendment that i will introduce shortly will give your representatives a chance to vote for this. we're going to say, yes, we will obey the law. we're not sending any more weapons to egypt and we're going to take the money, but we're going to build some bridges in our country. we're going to repair some roads. we're going to work on some infrastructure here at home. everybody seems to say they're for it. in fact, the president has now come out and he says he wants some grand bargain to take some new money and actually work on infrastructure. mr. president, it's right here. i'm offering it today. mr. president, i have another amendment that would say all foreign profit can come home at 5%. we take that revenue

for defense attorneys everywhere, including mr. geragos, when you see that text messaging expert, we've had so many clients that have been burned by what's on their cell phone. it's interesting to see it on the other side. but sunny is right, it must be authenticated. that's a preliminary issue. before we reach whether or not it's probative or too prejudicial, we have to examine whether or not -- this is a huge issue with digital evidence. in the old days when you took a quill and wrote something, it was clear that anderson authored it. nowadays, it's more difficult to authenticate who may have written something. a photograph, i mean, you may not know who took it or where it came from. >> mark, the defense is saying this stuff was kind of double encrypted. >> right. anderson, what is so frustrating about this is that in courtrooms, all across this country, if a prosecutor wanted this evidence in, the mother of the judge has not been born that is not going to let this stuff in. i'm telling you, i've defended probably 100 cases where

for defense attorneys everywhere, including mr. geragos, when you see that text messaging expert, we've had so many clients that have been burned by what's on their cell phone. it's interesting to see it on the other side. but sunny is right, it must be authenticated. that's a preliminary issue. before we reach whether or not it's probative or too prejudicial, we have to examine whether or not -- this is a huge issue with digital evidence. in the old days when you took a quill and wrote something, it was clear that anderson authored it. nowadays, it's more difficult to authenticate who may have written something. a photograph, i mean, you may not know who took it or where it came from. >> mark, the defense is saying this stuff was kind of double encrypted. >> right. anderson, what is so frustrating about this is that in courtrooms, all across this country, if a prosecutor wanted this evidence in, the mother of the judge has not been born that is not going to let th. i'm telling you, i've defended probably 100 cases where judges hav

as people who are whonding for mr. tourrre, are these people? guest:tourre is his own star witness. he spent about 1.5 days on the stand. he told his own story. he grew up in france and was educated in france and got a degree from a top engineering school in paris, came to the united states and got a master's at stanford and started working for goldman sachs. he appears lively and engaged. he speaks with something of a french accent so he can occasionally be difficult for the court reporter and jurors to understand. getting up on the stand, he is doing his best to get across to jurors that he was not one of these masters of the universe, that he was part of a big organization on a transaction that was reviewed by many other theye at a place where have lots of institutional control. he says he depended on those controls of the institution. to make sure that there was nothing wrong with the transaction. on the other side, the sec has really made this a case about wall street greed. lawyer used the phrase "wall street agreed" in times in his opening statement. he is trying to make this

go, go, go. >> get him down. >> mr. grahf, were you injured? >> no. i can't breathe. >> okay. that will go away soon. >> you're doing all right, grahf. >> he's going to fall. >> if grahf continues to cooperate, he will be allowed to shower off the stinging oc gas residue. but he appears to still have some fight left in him. >> [ bleep ] punk. you like this [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] like this. >> you have to remain compliant or we're going to leave you in the chair. do you understand that? >> [ bleep ] you. i can't breathe. >> grahf, you need to be compliant. do you understand that? >> yeah. >> are you sure? >> yeah. >> take the spit mask off. >> all right. you're all right. >> don't spit. don't spit. don't spit. don't spit. >> he is finally allowed to shower but it doesn't seem to help. >> why isn't the water so hot? is it supposed to be a cold shower? this [ bleep ] hotel sucks. welcome to life. >> all right. your time's up. >> we can do this [ bleep ] every day until they stop filming these [ bleep ]. these [ bleep ]. filming rats and punks. >> though grahf was initially hostile,

norton: mr. speaker, this is a slush-and-burn budget. i don't know why we bother. whether you're looking at the community block grant or the section i'm going to say a few ords about, the amtrak section . you know, we're supposed to re-authorize a highway bill this year, a railway bill this year. that certainly won't matter if the transportation and h.u.d. appropriations bill simply ignores authorized infrastructure spending and building. the -- we have amtrak because the private sector insisted that we take it. they showed, they proved that you can't run a railroad without public subsidy. it is -- amtrak has done an amazing job considering how little public subsidy it has gotten. the private sector gave it to us because they couldn't handle the operating -- operating expenses and they couldn't handle the capital expenses. now, amtrak, by the ticket, is basically handling the operating expenses. shame on us that we will not come forward to do our part with the capital expenses with a 37% cut in capital expenses. that is the way, mr. speaker, to run a railroad into

the fine is $601 for mr. mcafee's death and an unrelated medication error. $601. the. >> brown: just in our last minute, a.c., to the extent that this is clearly a growing phenomenon as the population ages, having looked into this, what do you think people need to know that they don't know at this point. >> you know, i think that they absolutely need to research as much as possible even if it means going to a state office and digging through files, the history of the facility they're considering moving into or having a loved one move into. they need to contact the state ombudsman where they live and see if there are there have been consumer complaints that have been verified at these facilities and some states actually are technologically savvy and you can do this on line and check out these facilities online in some states, but those steps absolutely need to be taken by consumers. >> brown: and the stories you heard, the people you talked to, your sense was they didn't know that? >> you know, people are baffled often times. the laws vary from state to state. the

fascinating that you bring this up, because, first of all, for defense attorneys everywhere, including mr. geragos, when you see that text messaging expert on the stand, it makes you cringe, because we've had so many clients that have been burned by what's on their cell phone. it's interesting to see it on the other side. but sunny is right, it must be authenticated. that's a preliminary issue. before we reach whether or not it's probative or too prejudicial, we have to examine whether or not -- this is a huge issue with digital evidence. in the old days when you took a quill with a feather on it and wrote something, it's pretty clear that anderson authored it. nowadays, it's more difficult to authenticate who may have written something. e-mail. i mean you have to use some real digital evidence. a photograph, i mean, you may not know who took it or where it came from. >> mark, the defense is saying this stuff was kind of double encrypted. >> right. anderson, what is so frustrating about this is that in courtrooms, all across this country, if a prosecutor wanted this evidence in, the mothe

dive weigel a mr. a. political reporter for slate.com and msnbc contributor as well and alexander burns is at politico. good to see all of you on a saturday. malika, we like the new specs. nice look. >> we'll see. >> we will start with you first. weiner has been desperately trying to focus the campaign on the issues. this is the reaction that he got from one resident in particular. >> the matter which you find yours, my job would have been gone. in the privacy of my home. >> i respect that. >> with reactions like that, dave weigel, do you think that he can stay in the race and be competitive? >> we can stay in the race because what is his option if he drops out? further disgrace, further humiliation, even probably lower earning potential because he had been doing well and his wife had been doing well as consultants using connections when everyone had forgotten about them. i think -- look, this is a guy who feeds off attention. i don't think we need to provide yet more evidence. he probably will soon that

burning alive is one. worst ways to die. >> desperate to get him out of the car, the officers try to open the doors with thewith the bare hands. but the smoke and heat is too intense, and the driver is pinned. >> he was wedged across the center console and behind the air bag. >> and there was just no way. i couldn't get him out, just could not pull him out. every second that went by, it was getting hotter and hotter. >> horrified at seeing someone burning alive on his watch, corporal crosby starts tearing at the passenger door, bending and pulling it away from the car. >> we're trying to just create a big enough space to try to pull him out. >> corporal denton grabs a fire extinguisher from the patrol car. hoping to fight back some of the flames. >> when the fire extinction wisher went dry, i even turned it over and started trying to break out the windshield just to try to give us access to the driver. couldn't see anything inside the car. there's smoke everywhere. >> the fire is roaring and the smoke is r

host: as far as people defending or at least testifying for mr. tourre and against him, who are hese people? guest: tourre is his own star witness. he spent about a day and a half on the stand telling his own story. he grew up in france. he was educated in france. he got a degree from a top gineering school in paris, came to the united states, got a masters at stanford and started working for gommedman sachs. and engaged.vely he speaks with something of a french accent, so he can be a little bit difficult for the court reporter and the jurors to understand. getting up on the stand, he's doing his best to get across to jurors that, you know, he wasn't one of these masters of the universe. he was part of a big organization on a transaction that was reviewed by lots and you f other people know, he wasn't one of these masters of the universe. he was part of a big organization on a transaction that was reviewed by lots and lots of other people at a place where they have lots of institutional control. and that he depended on those controls and those ins

out, here it appears as though people were able, you know, in maybe large numbers, mr. tillmon, if you're still with me -- >> yes, identify am. >> -- able to escape that plane with that smoke. so, perhaps this is a good sign that a number of people were able to escape unharmed perhaps. >> most of the smoke and fire seems to be on the starboard side, the right side of the aircraft. that's why the slides, you know, were deployed for the most part on the left side of the airplane. flight attendants pretty much take care of the rafts so the passengers know the safest way to get out of the airplane in an emergency like this. it appears they did a really good job of getting everybody off of there. there's one slide that i see deployed on the rear portion of the right side of the airplane. >> yes. >> of the things we've seen here over the past few minutes, number one, the engine on the left wing of the airplane is completely missing. that was -- that came off somewhere in that sequence of cartwheeling. and you had a shot earlier of the landing gear that had completely been rip

. >> how big is this fire now, mr. morrison? >> well, the estimate we had late this afternoon was 2,000 acres. but we just learned here a couple -- about an hour ago that there had been some homes burned in the town of yarnell. and at a place called glen iler, which is a little north of yarnell. but we have no detailed information on how many structures, whether -- we know that some homes burned, though. >> so if you have 19 firefighters who have died. >> correct. >> how many do you have fighting this fire, and are they being or are any of them being pulled back out of caution now? >> you know, i can't answer that. i know there are engines still out there. and we're getting in a whole lot more fire resources that are on order to come in. >> is this all -- >> sometimes when you have a big fire like, this tomorrow is going to take over the fire. our state team is called a type 2 team. so a type 1 team, just like the hotshots, the most elite teams that we have in the nation. >> so this hotshot team, were they all with the same unit

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mr. mckinley: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise today in support of h.r. 2218. for 33 years congress has wrestled unproductively with how to deal with coal ash. an unavoidable byproduct of burning coal. after countless hearings, meetings, and amendments, we come here today with a solution. over the past 2 1/2 years, we listened to environmental organizations, industry, senators, the states, the e.p.a. now the bill has strong bipartisan support with democrat co-sponsors and a broad coalition of over 300 organizations and businesses, including state environmental officials, governors, recyclers, manufacturers, coal miners, coal operators, and labor unions to name a few. if we don't act decisively, congress will once again kick the can down the road. . that would mean the status quo continues. at the committee hearing earlier this year, the e.p.a. administrator testified that states have the ability to ensure proper management and disposal of coal ash under this legislation. at that hearing my good friend from illinois, mr. shimkus, asked him if the e.p.a. was not

. >> stephanie: mrs. pierce. >> but in any event i was only in one forest fire, and it was a small one and it was the most terrifying experience in my life. you don't know where they are. they burn underground. they burn in the root structure and the in the top soil, and then they erupt in different places. i can't imagine for these guys out there. these guys are like the green berets of forest fires. >> right, the unpredictable nature, which way it's going to blow next. it's just really heartbreaking. charlie, you recall talking you were talking about john kasic in ohio, it would stripped funds from planned parenthood bar abortion providers from hospitals and the budget reprioritizes how federal dollars are distributed among the state's family planning centers and puts planned parenthood at the end of the list. this is frightening what is happening state by state. >> this is done by the state budget. this is the sneakiest way to do it. at least they're stealing women's rights in texas fairly in the dayli

mr. president, when we're talking about drought, it is not just kind of abstraction. when drought occurs, agriculture suffers. when agriculture suffers, the cost of food goes up. and in parts of the world where people have very little money, this is catastrophic. and one of the points made by the c.i.a., the department of defense, many of our intelligence agencies, when they talk about national security issues, they often put at the top of the list or close to the top of the list global wng because they understand that drought and floods means that people don't have the food they need, people don't have the water they need, people are going to migrate from one area to another, it is going to cause tension, it is going to cause conflict. so global warming is also a major, major national security issue. mr. president, one of the issues we don't talk enough about, and i know senator whitehouse of rhode island does talk about it is the impact that global warming is having on our oceans, driving fish to deeper, cooler waters, threatening the fishing industry and food secur