judge carr? >> just like baker, with whom i worked for five or six years -- i cannot for member if you left before i did or not. i am pleased to be here and part of the conversation. as you may be aware, as a result of the op-ed i happened to publish on the 23rd of january, making what i consider to be of modest proposal, which i will repeat this afternoon to improve the process and certain applications before the court and, i hope, would enhance public confidence in some of the decisions the court reaches. that proposal is quite simply that congress give the fisa court judges either the discretion or perhaps direct them to obtain the services of outside independent counsel when the court is presented with something that is new and knowledgeable. this would happen on very rare occasions. i want to emphasize how frequently this kind of for visitation would be necessary. the vast majority of fisa applications are simply fact- based. there is a very low probable cause standard. working on behalf of

these questions are directed to jim and judge carr. how feasible is it for fisk judges to write opinions in the first instance with an eye towards declassification or redacs later? assuming for a moment we talk about perspectively versus retrospectively. is this a complicated matter, easy, can it be done? what do you think? >> first, let me say it was my experience, i don't know about the other judges with whom i served or judges today, writing an opinion, as we ordinarily understand that, is a very up usual event because once again, you know, it's like with an ordinary search warrant, you don't write an opinion. you look at it. if there's probable cause, you issue it, title 3 order, you issue it, and fisa order. in the writing -- >> in the up usual circumstances. >> again, when a judge -- part of my -- when a judge feels a need to write the opinion -- and it's often triggered by the notice from the government that there's something going on that's unusual, and by the work of the legal advisers. they, too, alert us to issues that call

judge carr? >> just like baker, with whom i worked for five or six years -- i cannot for member if you left before i did or not. i am pleased to be here and part of the conversation. as you may be aware, as a result of the op-ed i happened to january,n the 23rd of making what i consider to be of modest proposal, which i will repeat this afternoon to improve process and certain applications before the court and, i hope, would enhance public confidence in some of the decisions the court reaches. that proposal is quite simply that congress give the fisa court judges either the discretion or perhaps direct to obtain the services of whende independent counsel the court is presented with something that is new and knowledgeable. on very rareppen occasions. i want to emphasize how frequently this kind of for visitation would be necessary. the vast majority of fisa applications are simply fact- based. there is a very low probable cause standard. working on behalf of a foreign government or terrorist base

should --ng judge judge carr's comments raised for -- judge carr said there was not much of an adversarial role for the court. from the court, he had the right to contact anyone in the government and ask for information. as someone who has been in an adversarial role, i find the contacts between the government very difficult to deal with and overcome. the fact that the same judge who may have been involved may be deciding whether there is an adversarial challenge. it is not a different pool of judges. it is not a district court judge decided there should automatically be suppression. we are going with the same pool of judges who have both an approval and adjective notorious -- an adulatory role. >> on the other hand, when the prison application first came in , the subsequent application did not go before the same judge. the independent authority to decide whether or not it could be approved. there is a different sort of process. it does not return to the same judge. on rotation is 90 day expirations. once in a while i would get something that had a year or two, but it was very rare that i

it was not a -- carr abbing as. it was not a recular sales day, it was promoted by the government >> translation: put all the items of sale for people at a fair price. all of them so nothing is left in the stores. enough, enough. >> with this country facing mounting shortages and sky-high inflation, the president sent the military into stores accused of hiking prices. the managers of that chain were arrested and the stores forced to reopen with goods priced at level set by the state. >> this woman welcomes the government's intervention. >> i have been trying to buy a refrigerator. i haven't been able to do so, it's too expensive. what is happening seems like an exaggeration. >> shoppers took the sale a step forward - looting a store closed by the military. while hundreds of people gathered for a process against the government plan in carr abbing as. >> it's a spon tain yaws civil society -- spon tainias fill society gathering. crime and inflation are killing us. >> madurai accuses speculators of trying to sabotage t

he's noticed those holes in the carr advantage these. and he has an count for why they're there. he is notice - there's also - one of the things that is interesting he his opponents would have to get for there are few drawings with very sincerely, merry and so forth. and the reason for that he would argue the examiner is being used and there's no account otherwise. but at the end of the day he's not talking about every artists but the dominance that that one point prospective comes out of no where and didn't hold sway so far strongly for 4 hundred years. by the way, one the great things we'll never know. you know, there's that great poem the great archeologist delves into what he can say he's the lucky man guessing is more fun than knowing. there's a preponderance of evidence that a lot of the evidence is in the paintings themselves and he's on to a lot of interesting stuff. seems like it's not true not true not true and we're well alongt

walked around the wall there were like generals reviewing their troops and david was a saying that carr vegetable was doing it you about i think it goes back here to van in case but i can't understand why van in case could do it without a less than. and await missing a beat charles said they had concave mirrors manufacture no historian knows this when it's dark inside our bathroom you can take the mirror upside down it doesn't have to be a good mirror. the kitchen sieve r will have it. it's basically that one there expect the reserve of it would be a concave mirror and they were showing up in 1840. charles is looking around and saying we need a picture we need a picture and it turns out this is described in detail that if you look carefully as what's george here this is in focus and out of focus again that would have to have been using a less than of a particular dimension and by the time he's finished he called that in science a proof. david started to do the same thing. he had people sit outside and has a concave mirror and doesn't say a picture upside down. this seemed like it was al

that is where we met joe carr, who had a long history of self-mutilation. >> i was anti-social. i didn't want to be around nobody. i didn't want nobody around me. i wanted to be by myself. everything made me angry, you know? i would take a lot out of it on myself and i would feel better. i would take a razor blade and cut myself up real bad and then then it would all be all right, you know? i did that scar ten years ago. i cut it from the ankle to the hipbone all the way through the bone and cut across sideways so the surgeons had to take about 12 hours to sew me up. you got seven layers of skin you have to go through before you get to the bone, you know, and when you're going through one of them days you don't even feel the pain. you don't even know you are doing it. just happens. >> carr, who has spent 25 years in and out of prison for robberies to support a drug habit uses tattoos to disguise his many scars. >> this whole arm, if you bend it you can see it was cut from here all the way down and around the main arteries. i just had it tattooed up to try the hide the scars so i

john le carre. when it was smiley versus carla, now we have saul versus -- you see those names coming up from this influence perhaps? >> if you have a chance to talk to alex ganzer, the creater of the show. >> rose: i have. >> he is a -- >> rose: devoteee? >> he is a student of john la carrie. john he carry, of course, he -- john le carre, of course, he really new-mint it had espionage genre by daring -- daring to have a sort of literary feel with his characters. so he dared the espionage lover to come and -- yeah, come and read my thriller, yes it's going to be turn the page good, you want to know what happens next but i'm going to take time to investigate the inner lives of my characters in a more literary novel kind of way. my descriptions will be slightly more literary. it won't just be bang, bang, bang. >> and my character will be more fully developed. >> and i think homeland certainly borrows from that and, you know, if we come halfway to being as good as john le carre i think alex would agree

he's noticed those holes in the carr advantage these. and he has an count for why they're there. he is notice - there's also - one of the things that is interesting he his opponents would have to get for there are few drawings with very sincerely, merry and so forth. and the reason for that he would argue the examiner is being used and there's no account otherwise. but at the end of the day he's not talking about every artists but the dominance that that one point prospective comes out of no where and didn't hold sway so far strongly for 4 hundred years. by the way, one the great things we'll never know. you know, there's that great poem the great archeologist delves into what he can say he's the lucky man guessing is more fun than knowing. there's a preponderance of evidence that a lot of the evidence is in the paintings themselves and he's on to a lot of interesting stuff. seems like it's not true not true not true and we're well along that argument >> (inaudible). he's argument would be that we don't look that photograph is okay. we don't like through a less than like a si clo

. >> last month a judge ruled silver spring real estate agent debra carr could open her event but only for two days instead of five. the county sought an injunction to shut down the haunted garden. today a judge will consider whether to ban carr from running the event next year. >>> after yesterday's chill, howard does have warm temperatures coming up in the 7- day forecast. >>> spring is five and a half months away, but plans are already being put in place for next year's cherry blossom festival. >>> birthdays today. chris generaller -- jener is 58. >>> she became the youngest person ever to win an oscar for paper moon. tatum o'neal is 50. and bubba watson is 35. his band just broke up, kevin jonas. happy birt obenshain tried to outlaw. birth control pills. rape or incest. criminals, felons shows, a month law, in bulk. instead of dictating to women, criminals. this ad. >>> tuesday morning, howard bernstein with you, once again in the 30s and 40s, but not as chilly as yesterday. yesterday's high was 4. 54 at noon, high today 58. we are driving home with partly to mostly sunny skies. a

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rl derecha, pero después murray con la segunda anotación personal, después el pase interceptado por carr ganó dallas 31 a 24. >>> empacadores en detroit, dicen que lo importante no es cómo comienzas, sino cómo terminar, anotó detroit ante green bay, en el día de acción de gracias, pero faltaba la cereza del pastel, 40 a 10, primera victoria de sttaford en su carrera ante green bay. >>> mientras que la selección mexicana está en la 20a casilla, españa es primero, mientras que alemania, argentina y colombia le siguen. >>> miguel el piojo herrera dijo que después del 15 de diciembre, américa será el más odiado porque serán los más ganadores en el fútbol mexicano ,por cierto que quien tiene mejores oportunidades de quedarse con el trabajo de miguel el piojo herrera es el turco mohammed. >>> swansea, ante valencia, valencia ganó 1 a 0 en la europa league, con gol de parejo, mientras que el real betis amarró su boleto a pesar de caer por la mínima diferencia ante el lyon francés, que ganó en una jugada colectiva terminada por gómez. >>> anoche en el estadio jalisco, los l

walked around the wall there were like generals reviewing their troops and david was a saying that carr vegetable was doing it you about i think it goes back here to van in case but i can't understand why van in case could do it without a less than. and await missing a beat charles said they had concave mirrors manufacture no historian knows this when it's dark inside our bathroom you can take the mirror upside down it doesn't have to be a good mirror. the kitchen sieve r will have it. it's basically that one there expect the reserve of it would be a concave mirror and they were showing up in 1840. charles is looking around and saying we need a picture we need a picture and it turns out this is described in detail that if you look carefully as what's george here this is in focus and out of focus again that would have to have been using a less than of a particular dimension and by the time h

carr threw for only 519 and tds of his own. it 35-31 bulldogs. over 1,000 yards and 12tds the first half. to jones, fales on the ground. the sneak and sparty in the second half gets control of things to win 62-52. fresno state lose being their first game. their bcs dreams are crushed. san jose state at 6-6, they are going bowling. >> to the ice, sharks and blues. two teams with history and hostility. dan boyle there. joe thornton and burns would team up again a little later here. captain joe. putting it right on the tape of burns. sharks were up 4-0. but st. louis comes back. vladimir to schwartz. beats him. 4-3 in the third. but he would put a way. the empty winner and they win by a score of 6-3. we have college football. this afternoon 5:00, usc and then lexus after the game around 8:30. hope to see you then. have a great weekend. i'm larry beil. >> all right, let's go bruins. snow in the forecast? lisa didn't mention that. all right, not real snow. but we will s >> here are the winning numbers from last night's $200 million megamillions draw.

mayoría para equipos no clasificados, hasta que aparecieron los espartanos de san josé stade, touchdown carr para harper, con una mano la atrapada y la anotación , pero atención, fells para la esquina con johnson los jueces lo daban como pase incompleto y después dusty para acortar distancia, pero fells, con 37 pases completos en 45 intentos, pasó para 547 yardas y 6 pases de anotación, y san josé dejó sin la posibilidad de un tazón a ... >>> dijo qes mentira que buscan a marco fabián de la mora en pachuca y a césar farías podría llegar para los xoloitzcuintles de tijuana. >>> muchos cambios, pero qué decía miguel el piojo herrera que si está guapo o no ,pero de pronto da miedo cuando se transforma en estos brotes de emoción. >>> la lleva bien el equipo de las Águilas del américa, vamos a ver qué pasa. >>> gracias, william, hasta las 11, gracias ♪. s >>> viernes 29 de noviembre y estas son las principales noticias. golpes empujones y detenidos en medio de las millonarias ventas de un frenÉtico viernes negro. trabajadores de wal-mart inconformes por sacrificar su dÍa de

concerned about the artifical tomb we're xoers the children to 0 concentrated all convinces irritant their carr geography and those materials it's important to know they were not made to be used by children. >> times of sensitivity and the children are exposed to toxic chemicals and children have a longer than in which to develop disease. it did that with lead and poisoned you thousand of children for nearly 75 years. we have to think that about. what is good for a tire is not good for a child. repeat after me. there's no such thing as an acceptable amount of led for children. >> we know that the lead gets into the child's body and stays there. >> we're very concerned about the poly carbons p those are chemicals that are known for cancer. >> so if you put an infamous blanket on the ground they're going to be exposed more. >> we know this sdrurpts this future of an entire child. neurotoxic and receptor toxic risks if i put which were on on a athletic field it's not good. we've seen this with exposure during presidency >> we're not going to let our young ones play on fields that could harm them.

carr, i have dave been on the road within 10 years doing his christmas shows, and i was always the only artist after the show was over sitting at the cd signing table with no christmas record. [laughter] everybody asked me, where is yours? i sang "oh, holy night" and "little drummer boy." a record-nd of like breaking cd. it is the first record in my whole career that i did in one week. i got off a cruise ship, and i started the record on a saturday. i finished it on a saturday. i was like, i've never made a record so quickly. simpled to make the song , and i wanted to keep it personal and make it about the voice and guitar. you will hear when i play. when you check out the cd, it is mostly me and my voice and the guitar. no strings. there are a couple of songs that have production on them. dave koss plays on it, rick braun. it is mostly intimate. tavis: i'm glad you said that. i got the project. i heard that great an interest to hear these two tracks live. i-40 for the cd. it is what i love most about you, what your hard-core fans like most about you, that you can make it work with a lo

a sister city can actually demonstrate this on third street or maybe a corridor on howard street or carr developing value and bring this innovative spirit right to the local spreadsheet. you can have ideas whether it's a university or another klein company to bring it and excite people and have all kinds of good spirits. this is why we have an innovation spirit. this should be a great openness to this idea. i want to thank all the entities for bringing this spirit out for reflecting what we can do what we don't create boundary but invite more people into this. we did this a months ago when i had some san francisco students help me to create something on added 3/printer. they were saying this was a time when it's kind of like all a draft or report for them we're able to make some mistakes but create some things along the way so this spirit can thrive in our city. this is an experiment as dennis and a shawn said and we're allowed to make mistakes but allowed to created things at the same time. it's kind of like government in the private sector this is a pro to type. so that creativity can

an aircraft carr and other ships hav been deployed. >>> many residents in san ramon e feelinguneasy. this map showshe quakes from the la 24 hours. they're spaced out from san ramon down to th south bay. it's the moste've hadn quite a while. plenty of questionsirected at e us headquarters. why is this haening, the primary questi. >> it's a series of earthquakes. there could be 30, 40. sometimes as many as350 period of week or up to six weeks. >> the biggest of t quakes w this morning. had a magnitude 3. usgs officials say they don't magnitude 5 a big quaka >>> police are investigating san jose's 40th homicide of the year. they say alcohol may have fueled th crime. lastight police were calle to the victim's home. the son and daughter identify the victim as9 year old joe torres w worked as a handy man. they say he and his adult stepson go in a fight while drking last night. relaves died that he was drinking at all. poli are not commenting. >>> take aook at the sketch. police say a manatching this description asaulted a woman in a car back in july. the woman says the man asked directions

touchdowns came in a video game like 1st half in which fales matched fresno state quarterback derek carr touchdown for touchdown. san jose state led 42-41 at the half before they kind of slowed it down in the 2nd half. they had an onsidekick to start the second half. they win 62-52, their first win over a ranked team in 13 years. there's coach ron, he'll get the gatorade bath for the first time since 1978, the spartans are bowl eligible in back-to-back seasons. fresno state, they are eliminated from any hopes at a bcs bowl. >>> oakland football high school championship was on the line tonight in what is known as the silver bowl. for the fourth straight year, it's the lions crown champs. >>> ryan vogelsong is returning for at least one more year with the giants. vogelsong and the giants agreed to a one-year deal worth $5 million. last year, not so good for him. 5.73 e.r.a. missed a chunk of the season with that broken finger but he figures to be in the mix, likely the fifth starter. they now have bumgarner, cain, lins cain, linsecum. >>> burns and the sharks hosting st. louis. 35 seconds

rick carr reports. >> environmentalists have been protesting against fracking in pennsylvania ever since the natural gas boom about ten years ago. >> a resounding no to fracking in our parks. >> reporter: their main concern is that the chemicals pumped into wells at high pressure to extract the gas will leak or spill into lakes and streams. advocates of fracking say the threat of contamination has been grossly exaggerated but environmentalists say oil and gas companies need to come clean about the risks. >> it is fundamentally an untruth to walk into a community and say that this is a 100% safe process. it isn't. no industrial process is. make no mistake about it, the risks are real and they are substantial. >> so when they talk about natural gas, people often ask me the question, is it good or bad for the environment. >> reporter: despite all of those concerns, mark brown is now working with oil and gas companies that are fracking in pennsylvania. brownstein says the environmental group isn't in favor of fracking but it is in favor of using more natural gas as an alternative to coal bec

carr not bad, 519 yards and also six td's. bulldogs were up and sparty comes back and jones caught three of the td's. the scoring would slow in the second half. quarterback sneak and spartans pull off the upset 62-52. fresno state with their first loss of the year and crushes their bcs dreams. sparty is now eligible. >> we knew what we had to do and we did it. we did it for the seniors and we talked about it all week. we went out there and made plays. >> we understood we would have to make plays. we got in the red zone and no more field goals. we had to get touchdowns. field goals are not going to win. >> sparty is going bowling. a couple teams with history and hostility. just 35 seconds in and point blank range and sharks up 1-0. a little later and joe thorton and they team up again and a beautiful pass to burns. the sharks built a 4-0 lead and the blues came back. it is 4-3 game. burns would put it away though. the wrist shot for the hat trick. the men in teal would add an empty netter 6-3. a little baseball news and vog vog

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mcgloin, in to the end zone, throwing the jump ball and brandon carr came down with it. raiders did not convert a third down in the second half. raiders lose 31-24. >> you know, was not from a lack of effort or trying. they just blocked us and we struggled tackling in the consecutive hasecond half of the football game. >> we did not adjust when we had to. it's not anything, it's nothing that can be coached. nothing the coaches put us in perfect plays and we didn't tackle. >> we had a lot of momentum, things were clicking and we were on the field for a while, you know, we had really long drives, i think, you know, we were putting drives together and putting plays together and unfortunately the second half, just could not stay out there. things were not clicking. >> played great ball the first two quarters. came out of the half, i don't know if it was a little flat or what it was. but just one of those cases, we need to fix, coming out in the second half. >> let's talk about the 49ers, their offense was a lot to be thankful for this holiday, that is because michael crabtre

. >> for over 20 years carr was a principle adviser on social justice for the u.s. conference of catholic bishops. he has worked, not always successfully, to encourage washington policymakers to consider traditional catholic social values in their decision making. >> washington has become a place driven by money and power. and the poor don't have money by definition, and they don't have a lot of power. the idea that if you have to cut $40 billion from the agriculture budget, you would cut all $40 billion for food stamps and nothing from affluent cotton farmers or rice farmers. cooperate they go without so mothers could feed their family? so it's not a close call. >> what is not a close call is the growing income gap separating the wealthy from the rest. >> the disparity between the wealthiest 1% and the other 99% is wider in the u.s. than any other developed country. for instance, the richest 400 individuals own more wealth than the bottom 150 million. economists say that's one reason the american dream is beyond the reach of so many americans. >> so essentially, al

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carr not bad, 519 yards and also six td's. bulldogs were up and sparty comes back and jones caught three of the td's. the scoring would slow in the second half. quarterback sneak and spartans pull off the upset 62-52. fresno state with their first loss of the year and crushes their bcs dreams. sparty is now eligible. >> we knew what we had to do and we did it. we did it for the seniors and we talked about it all week. we went out there and made plays. >> we understood we would have to make plays. we got in the red zone and no more field goals. we had to get touchdowns. field goals are not going to win. >> sparty is going bowling. a couple teams with history and hostility. just 35 seconds in and point blank range and sharks up 1-0. a little later and joe thorton and they team up again and a beautiful pass to burns. the sharks built a 4-0 lead and the blues came back. it is 4-3 game. burns would put it away though. the wrist shot for the hat trick. the men in teal would add an empty netter 6-3. a little baseball news and vog vog