marcus owens, that issue that julian was talking about. which is the interpretation not by the irs, or by the government, or simply by, what we call the practitioner community. the accounts out there advising people over the years. the practice became, the public practice became, we believe that primarily means 51% of your activity and 49% of your activity can be political. one of the thing the treasury says they want to find a way of quantifying is that. they, they want to issue their own ruling for the first time on exactly how much of political activity is acce acceptable. the next item up in the way of guidance. it is not addressed. in these particular regulations. but they do -- ask for comments on future guidance. that's one of the items. >> and, julienne, that -- there is that second stage to it. what you're talking about. in the meantime, julienne, what do you expect the political reaction to this situation will be. and will we have the karl rove, 501 c 4s, will karl rove in that world all start screaming abut this. saying this is

marcus owens, that issue that julian was talking about. which is the interpretation not by the irs, or by the government, or simply by, what we call the practitioner community. the accounts out there advising people over the years. the practice became, the public practice became, we believe that primarily means 51% of your activity and 49% of your activity can be political. one of the thing the treasury says they want to find a way of quantifying is that. they, they want to issue their own ruling for the first time on exactly how much of political activity is accept k acceptable. the next item up in the way of guidance. it is not addressed. in these particular regulations. but they do -- ask for comments on future guidance. that's one of the items. >> and, julienne, that -- there is that second stage to it. what you're talking about. in the meantime, julienne, what do you expect the political reaction to this situation will be. and will we have the karl rove, 501 c 4s, will karl rove in that world all start screaming abut this. saying this

muy lindo el dueto. >>> manden preguntas a norca por twitter. >>> sÍ. >>> y a juliÁn gil a ver quiÉn contesta primero. >>> tenemos mÁs informaciÓn en esta hora de impacto, una mortal caÍda deja tendido en la pista a un joven jinete, lo interpretan como una afrenta a los espÍritus del mÁs alla. >>> se vengan con furia contra hinchas que celebraban la victoria. hasta los policÍas terminaron golpeados. >>> vamos con jackie en los Ángeles. >>> gracias pamela, el este del paÍs, luego de bajas temperatura, se preparan para un cambio, los detalles luego de la pausa. ahora lo que queremos es saber sus sugerencias, comentarios, vsabe como hacerlo, por twitter, @ "primer impacto", me voy a preparar para condiciones del tiempo, regresamos con mÁs de "p no dejes que estas navidades te agarren por sorpresa. compra temprano con el layaway gratis de kmart. y llévate un 5% de descuento en los juguetes que pongas en layaway. kmart. consigue más estas navidades. ibienvenidos! como podrán darse cuenta, el habanero es mi vida...ola. gané muchos concursos... ♪ sí. muchos. esta es la cara

le gusta se queda callado me gustaría que hacer otra ¿en este disco se quedara con las ganasle dije julián que si me regalan tema para grabar lo yo pero el papá atropellaban como seis temas de julio grabados más con otras tomas de yo han yo le dije pues la mano mi para agravar la johnny disco a ver sin acompañante de todo pero no creo, yo han es el que está viendo la carrera de julián artística y yo no me puedo meter mucho en eso, entonces a ver cuando quien estuvo a punto de entrar a perfume de gardenia opinó de los conflictos que existen grandes figuras y era difícilver entre maría victoria carmen salinas que las dos son unas reinas, carmen es amiga me cuando estuvimos en aventurera la disfrute y la respeto pero no tienes la culpa carmen porque tú pides el crédito ya dinerito perito hablas, como en el matrimonio, la firma si yo creo que el problema fue que maría no lo firmó, deberían elisa una señorona que se merece todo el que difícil con los créditos porque todos son primeras figuras. acudió al evento unidos por méxico han plaza méxico para recaudar 1000 dinero para

., democrat strategist julian epstein. julian, six? you couldn't make this up. if i had said six, they would call me crazy, racist, who know what is they would call me. six. >> i'm the first to acknowledge that there have been a lot of problems with the rollout. the administration put out a figure october 2 ath where they had about 700,000 people sign up or express interest in signing up for the program. i think the question that you are getting to, eric, is the right question, will they get a sufficient number of people in to sign up, in to the marketplace or the exchanges. and i think if you look at the numbers, it's prettiy, pretty persuasive that they will get. >> how in the world do you come, they have six or maybe 248 after a couple of days. let's take 248 after a couple of days, at that rate they want to get the 7 million enrollees by march. it would take them 800 years at that rate. >> at that rate they are not going to hit their goal 700 million in march. >> let me explain why they would. >> they put out the 700,000 figure as of october 25th. initial da

from the water, julian can see that only a few people, including, moss hills, are left. among the last to leave the ship, moss hills finally gets his chance to rescue himself. >> when i finally put a harness on myself and got hoisted up into the helicopter, it was an incredible feeling. and suddenly, you know, i felt that's it. i'm safe. and i looked down at the ship and i thought, you know, that's -- from the air to see just how critically damaged the ship was. we looked down and just saw hundreds and hundreds of people, a wave came over me. i remember one of the rescue guys coming to me and saying, are you okay? i said, yes. everybody's off. it's over. we've got them all off, and then collapsing. >> moss is exhausted but finally safe. when he comes to, he only wants to know if everyone else is okay. >> i still thought there were people missing. and i was feeling this immense dread that we'd left somebody onboard because there were people unaccounted for. >> amazingly all 571 passengers, crew members and cruise staff make it off the oceanos alive. later a naval board of

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for more, i'm joined by democratic strategist, julian epstein. good afternoon, julian. it seems the fact that one man with a mail-order gun could kill the leader of the free world really alerted people to the easy accessibility of guns. and yet 50 years later, aren't there more guns that are significantly more powerful, and even easier to access today? >> more guns, more powerful, much easier to do mass destruction. as you pointed out, oswald got the gun from the american rifleman, an nra magazine. after the death of jfk, it really wasn't until martin luther king and robert f. kennedy were both assassinated before the country took any action on guns, passing the 1968 gun control act, which did two things. it tried to create prohibited classes of people, mental -- people with mental disabilities, former convicted felons. that kind of thing. and it tried to restrict mail order. but as you point out in your set-up piece, it's very, very easy to get around the prohibitions in the '68 act. there are 400 websites now that sell high-powered, all kinds of guns, from assault wea

we've got our guest hosts with us, julian and chris. julian, the question about your company, very basic and to the point question. how are you going to get paid in curtis on and can there be a fiscal resolution in kurdistan. >> we are paid in kurdistan. >> how do you get paid is wa he's asking? we are currently trucking, we are at third quarter imf the middle of this week and we will make 3 to $400 million of revenue. >> how about the politics in the region? and the longer term situation is we have now built a pipeline directly from kurdistan to turkey. >> do you have security issues with that pipeline? >> no. kurdistan is a very remarkable place and the pipeline is buried -- >> relations with turkey are improving, but what about iraq? >> that relations with turkey are very important. the relationship within federal iraq between kurdistan and baghdad has been fractured. but we are confident that we are going to be exporting our oil and gas through turkey in a way that is absolutely consistent with the constitution of 2006. >> okay. let

lo vamos a ver hoy. >>> por quÉ juliÁn? >>> es una persona que conozco desde hace aÑos, y le propuse si querÍa participal en el video, y me dijo que sÍ, inclusive Él dijo, vamos a hacer escenas supercandentes. >>> Él te propone la escena del beso. >>> si, querÍa decirle, y Él rompe el hielo, hay que hacerlo superhot. >>> tÚ querÍas algo sencillo, y Él dijo tiene que haber pasiÓn, y se ve en la pantalla, el video estÁ espectacular, filmado en diferentes lugares, entre ellos un hangar, y playas de la florida, cuÉntame de la temÁtica en particular. >>> es una sorpresa, tienen que ver el video, hay una historia atrÁs de eso, hay escenas divertidas, un aviÓn privado para hacerlo blin blin es urbano, nos gusta. >>> me encanta. >>> lo que nos gusta del gÉnero urbano, en fort lauderdale fue grabado en la flurida, en una playa preciosa, en un parque nacional, en un hangar, bailamos con un grupo maravilloso. de bailarines, y de verdad. todo espectacular. >>> estas son imÁgenes tras bastidores, atrÁs de escenas, y v

simon won the bet and julian simon is promise and he's no longer with us and most people would think of him as a curmudgeon really conservative but i think that there was a lot of truth to his promise which was that it doesn't it's not that we necessarily predicate our growth on the expansion of resources if we can use resources more efficient ways or if we can use different resources for example is in solar power instead of using oil or using post solar power instead of burning trees we've got much more efficient little you can do with a little tiny laptop that now has more computing power there's more computing power in your i phone than there was in the space capsule that went to the moon so i think that we underestimate human ingenuity i don't want to overestimate it so there's going to be this saw the solution to all problems you may have seen our piece on global warming it's over at last hours dot org very concerned about it but let's not underestimate either deborah and graham north carolina deborah what's up . yeah i just wanted to make a kind of a passive comment in. the com

. >> hay o no romance presente con juliÁn gil? >> sÍ hubo bastante en ese dinero. juliÁn es una persona que conozco desde hace varios aÑos y le propuse a ver si querÍa participar en el vÍdeo. inmediatamente me dijo que sÍ. >> fue Él el que te propone hacer la escena del beso? >> yo querÍa decirle. me dijo hay que hacerlo super hot. >> no. aquÍ tiene que haber pasiÓn. el video esta espectacular filmado en diferentes lugares. entre ellos, un hangar y las bellas playas de la florida. >> tienen que ver el video porque hay una historia. no solamente escenas divertidas en un aviÓn privado. todo es urbano y eso es lo que nos gusta pero estuvo grabado en fort lauderdale, en la florinda y en un hangar, como pueden ver las imÁgenes. tuvimos la oportunidad de bailar con un grupo maravilloso de bailarines. todo espectacular. >> y Éstas son imÁgenes tras bastidores, behind the sceens. >> yo querÍa ese look, todo que sea bien urbano, que sea diferente. sÍ. este video fue hecho por mi casa de discografÍa y todo fue un trabajo de familia, amigos. >> a veces, la gen

simon won the bet and julian simons promise and he's no longer with us and most people would think of him as a curmudgeon really conservative but i think that there was a lot of truth to his promise which was that it doesn't it's not that we necessarily predicate our growth on the expansion of resources if we can use resources more efficient ways or if we can use different resources for example using solar power instead of using oil or using posthole or power instead of burning trees we've got much more efficient little you can do with a little tiny laptop that now has more computing power there's more computing power in your i phone than there was in the space capsule that went to the moon so i think that we underestimate human ingenuity i don't want to overestimate it so that is going to be the saw the solution to all problems you may have seen our piece on global warming it's over at last hours dot org very concerned about it but let's not underestimate either deborah and graham north carolina deborah what's up. yeah i just wanted to make that kind of a passive comment in. the comm

information which the department is not then there is no way to prosecute a songe but don't expect julian a songe to walk out of the ecuadorian embassy in london any time soon we can leaks is skeptical about this latest report in a statement the organization said quote anonymous u.s. officials with obscure motivations and unknown authority do not have a good track record in this matter or in any other it remains to be seen whether the claims by these unknown anonymous officials are more than just an attempt to reduce public support for wiki leaks. and now to another culprit cut out caught up in the silk road saga a delaware doctor has been arrested for char and charged for illegally selling controlled substances online to anonymous buyers on an underground web site known as silk road silk road is the web site that used electronic private currency bitcoin to make it hard for law enforcement to track buyers and sellers the doctor is a livia bolus who was the chief o.b.-g.y.n. resident at a prominent delaware hospital authorities are now accusing her of operating on the site under the identi

. >> y eso le encanta a juliÁn. el vÍdeo quedÓ espectacular. maÑana lo presentaremos. ella misma nos va a confirmar, pamela, si hay romance o no con juliÁn gil. >> por su reacciÓn, se ve que disfrutÓ mucho. >> y Él también1 por quÉ no? hacen fiesta continÚa en el p >>el otoÑo se estÁ haciendo sentir y llegÓ el momento de saber cÓmo estÁ el tiempo. >> adelante, jackie. >> claro que sÍ. ha surgido de todo un poco en cuanto a la temperatura se refiere. ayer lunes amanecieron con avisos de heladas. mucha gente ya pensaba que el invierno llegÓ quedarse. les tengo buenas noticias. para el dÍa de maÑana, especialmente el miÉrcoles, regresan las temperaturas normales pero antes tienen que lidiar con los vientos en rÁfagas de hasta 25 millas por hora. definitivamente, donde el invierno se estÁ sintiendo, con temperaturas muy bajas, al mismo tiempo estamos interactuando con essta tormenta invernal. es una mezcla de lluvia, precipitaciÓn blanca. se pueden esperar de una hasta dos pulgadas en el transcurso de esta prÓxima obra. todo el curso del paÍs con much

also, i realize julian's 10 than john was when he died. >> julian lennon is 50? day you'regod, one listening to music and the next day, you're dead. boom. >> we'll be right back. >> coming up -- fred armston and carey brown steve nash. we tell him avril lavigne's took took -- ex took his last name. >> a-rod, it's not the image you want to seif you want to say you're committed to baseball. superlooks like i'm >> avril lavigne's ex-husband has a deep, dark secret. hes not really who you think is and "tmz" is about to expose everything! cablooey! but first, hey, is that fred and carrie brownstein? >> i find washing the dishes to very manly. >> he was on "saturday night live." partner. comedy >> that hilarious show. you drinking? birth.s like a still >> delicious. but we're not joking ound. >> back in 2006 when deryck and avril lavigne got married, he took her last name. whibleyturns out deryck actually deryck lavigne whibley. >> but now since they're divorced, he's filing papers to his name back. >> why did he wait so long and take her name in the first place? >> wo

and julian lennon doing a beautiful song. >>> hi, everybody. i'm dave feldman. the sharks return home following a five-game road trip. but they haven't enjoyed home isolately. they lost their last three at the tank. brett burns returning to the lineup. third period, 3-0, sharks. scott hannan with the shot. looks like joe thornton tips it in. but it goes off the skate of brett burns. he gets the goal. 19 seconds later. patrick marleau comes in towards the net. and he scores. his 11th goal of the season. sharks win in a lafer, 5-1. >>> wide receiver michael crabtree continues to rehab his torn achilles. not in uniform or in pads while his 49ers teammates were going through drills at the beginning of practice today. but he did participate in a portion of practice, according to his team. >>> baseball news. and what we've been reporting for days is now official. the giants have signed relief pitcher javy lopez to a three-year, $13 million contract. lopez joined the giants in 2010 and was a key contributor to both world series championships. >>> and warriors guard, st

y le veo un parecido a juliÁn gil a thor. el de la pelÍcula. >>> espÉrate. >>> consÍgueme una peluca. >>> es que tenemos la ganadora para ir a ver la pelÍcula thor, es es rosiliana de florida. (aplausos) >>> si no puede voy yo. >>> puedes ir en lugar de thor. >>> que sea ir con juliÁn. >>> nuestro thor atrapa el efecto mariposa. l'oréal presenta la nueva mascara voluminous butterfly. el revolucionario cepillo asimétrico de l'oréal da volumen al instante desde la raíz y alarga los extremos de las pestañas para un volumen intenso. nueva butterfly mascara, de l'oréal. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> ♪ quÉdate donde estÁs y pon mucha atenciÓn es la comidilla del dÍa ♪ la comidilla del dÍa llegÓ ♪ >>> seÑoras y seÑores, millones y millones. la comidilla del dÍa es... >>> la salvada de jhonny lozada de su cuerda floja. y la sorpresa cuando su madre estuvo en la pista de "mira quiÉn baila." todo el mundo comenta doÑa selita. >>> mi mamÁ, ya saben de donde saliÓ este loco. >>> le agradezco mucho a la gente de "mira qui�

first to you julian? >> it's an event we didn't plan to be in. the shock was enormous. you didn't have time, really, to have emotions at that time. i think those of us who were involved in it, i think you went on automatic pilot, you know, to do what you instinctually know to do. >> dr. jones, you were 31 years old. you had been operating that day. part of a surgical team, they run in and how does it happen? they say the president has been shot. >> the operator paged overhead. we didn't have beepers then. there was a loud speaker, and she began to page people stat, respond immediately and i went to the phone and said why are you paging everyone stat? she said dr. jones, president has been shot and they are bringing him to the emergency room and they need physician right away. you have a rush over you. >> there is no more important moment in a surgeon's life in america than your president has been shot and is coming to your theater. >> that's correct. and i immediately turned around and saw the chief of anesthesia and the o.r. supervisor and he said i'll get an anesthesi

son las fotos del hijo de jorge calvo, juliÁn calvo, quiso ser spiderman ¿no? >>> sÍ, causÓ sensacion en la escuela entre las niÑas. >>> y jorge lo hizo el mismo al disfraz nada que lo fue a comprar. (risas). ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> bueno y estos son los temas del dÍa antes de irnos a la pausa en "contacto deportivo." ♪. ♪. >>> estamos de regreso en "contacto deportivo", y ya vimos el partido de miami dolphins y cincinnati pero vamos con otro que tuvo un resultado que no estaba presupuestado. y aquÍ vemos las acciones, aqui el touchdown para los de miami y despuÉs en el tercer cuarto que buena intersecciÓn y devuelven 94 yardas para siete puntos mÁs, ventaja de miami de 17-3 a ese momento, pero llegarÍa en las Últimas instancias este gol de campo, eran 44 yardas y lo empatan en 20-20 y aquÍ terminan asÍ lo que era un pase que dalton intentaba lanzar, una jugada extraordinaria de la defensiva. >>> que manera de perder de cincinnati con la pelota en posesiÓn. >>> y haces esa jugada con ese riesgo, bueno. >>> y vamos con twitter, estas son respuestas a

there's development going on as julian was talking about. those buildings, they literally cut out the hill side and now they are building 180 buildings that will start in the low millions. so with the imminent, who knows what will happen with the park merced project. but with all the considerations going on i think there are constructive evictions into the hundreds if not thousands over at park merced in the coming years so i'm just here to throw my comments in to the mix and thank you very much. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> hello, i am teresa flandic, i live on lombard street and our building as well as the building at the end of lombard street, we are all being evicted february and april is when we need to leave. so imagine how many moving vans for a total of 21 people would be going down lombard street. but i am seeing and doing some research, it is urban green, peter iscandar who also goes under the name of master builders, sometimes san francisco affordable housing llc, also newly i have found out he's also has a company cal

quentin jammer covering julian edelman. very interesting call on a third down and four. very. >> cris: well, let's give some credit out there to quentin jammer. they were going to attack him. he's the old guy on the field. goes after the deep one trying to end it right away. and jammer another little grab, but that ball was thrown out of bounds. >> al: absolutely. wasn't even catchable. so now welker goes back to and that's jammer who's down. so before the kick jammer needs some attention as if the broncos don't have enough issues in that secondary. >> cris: i'm trying to see if his face hit the turf first. sometimes your helmet will slam down on the bridge of your nose. he gets tripped up and goes nose first. >> al: he's bloody, so signals over to the bench. the long-time charger gets some attention on the sideline as the play resumes now with welker setting up at his own 17 yard line and ryan allen in for his fifth punt.3 f2 las condicionesm the 12. and taken down at just about that spot. so no room to run for him. the wind is now down a couple of miles an hour at 18 a

i might have one more chance. >> and julian zellizer, from princeton tonight. some on twitter said, don, come on. all these guys, was not rumsfeld not available? as a matter of fact, we asked for him and he was not available. >>> valarie jarod is top adviser to president obama. she has known him since his early days in chicago. she has a huge amount of influence. mr. mclarty, does every white house have people close to the president who wield a lot of power in that way, in wait that valarie jarrett does? >> i think the answer is yes. i think the president will have a number of influences as it will. i think certainly the white house staff, i do think this president has had tighter control of the white house. and not used his cabinet quite as much as other presidents have. but you also got the first lady always influential with every president as andy and david know firsthand and foreign leaders. depends on the subject matter, don. and the decision at hand. there's a number of people who the president will reach out to, listen to, and you've got to take in that

i have to agree with you, julian. i think for someone who was obsessed with the power and the instruments of power he absolutely would have done something like the nuclear option. >> harry reid grabbed power in a way -- sort of crying out, coming from the republicans. what will the senate democrats and the obama administration do with this little bit of power? not a lot of power but some marginal power that they have. >> quite frankly, i think the obama administration is going to spend most of its time looking at what it can do administratively, not in congress. even after this filibuster reform, you have a congress what's gridlocked on the farm bill. the farm bill is one of the pieces of legislation rightly or wrongly that has usually been a strongly bipartisan bill. >> yep. >> so we're not just talking about filibuster reform. what it's really going to impact for the obama administration is things like judicial appointments. >> yes. >> because remember the whole fight and the whole reason harry reid finally felt pus

you can just get on the plane and relax. [ julian ] having a card that doesn't charge you foreign transaction fees saves me a ton of money. [ we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the u.s. when i spend money on this card, i can see brazil in my future. [ anthony ] i use the explorer card to earn miles in order to go visit my family, which means a lot to me. ♪ in order to go visit my family, which means a lot to me. >> where are the bodies? he killed 6 women and was sentenced to death. in an exclusive jail house interview serial killer joseph meso sits down tonight with the i team dan noyes. good evening. >> this evening abc 7 news i team just got the first interview with serial killer joe mays 0. >> sentenced to defendant row for killing 6 women in the late 1970's to mid 90's and dan is back from the marin county jail with the remarkable story. >> i have been working on meso for the past 2 years. each mailing him. seeing him in court app person at the jail. my aim all along was to get him to reveal the location of more women he's suspected of killin killing. family ke

spent some time in london and the city and the two julian was directing his work. or directing organization even though it is this work is a bit more difficult to get in that sort of instance and not a different know looking back at the edward snowden leaks what are your thoughts about that what your organization up before for him to come to you. there is decision but it's very important to keep in mind that what we give to those true and what sort of the. right to win a window of war. all. of them and of those we have one of them should order them as much as. they can to it's but christian are often send wiki leaks spokesperson thank you so much for joining me today and. well if you ever stepped foot in the us again he'd undoubtedly be arrested but that's not stopping of work snowden's face from popping up around d.c. the partnership for civil justice fun announced last week that it bought ad space on a bus driving around the nation's capital the ad has a picture of edward snowden on the side and a message that reads it we the people oppose the surveillance state

son las fotos del hijo de jorge calvo, juliÁn calvo, quiso ser spiderman ¿no? >>> sÍ, causÓ sensacion en la escuela entre las niÑas. >>> y jorge lo hizo el mismo al disfraz nada que lo fue a comprar. (risas). >>> estamos de regreso en "contacto deportivo", y ya vimos el partido de miami dolphins y cincinnati pero vamos con otro que tuvo un resultado que no estaba presupuestado. y aquÍ vemos las acciones, aqui el touchdown para los de miami y despuÉs en el tercer cuarto que buena intersecciÓn y devuelven 94 yardas para siete puntos mÁs, ventaja de miami de 17-3 a ese momento, pero llegarÍa en las Últimas instancias este gol de campo, eran 44 yardas y lo empatan en 20-20 y aquÍ terminan asÍ lo que era un pase que dalton intentaba lanzar, una jugada extraordinaria de la defensiva. >>> que manera de perder de cincinnati con la pelota en posesiÓn. >>> y haces esa jugada con ese riesgo, bueno. >>> y vamos con twitter, estas son respuestas a la pregunta del dÍa. algunos dicen que fue un buen sinodal y otros no tanto. >>> yo creo que fue bajo el rendimient

we are here at temp and julian where it is completely dark. the lights are out here. you can see pg&e crews are repairing an electrical pole that caught fire last night. this particular one effected about 4300 customers but now they have been able to restore it. there are still about 700 customers that are effected here downtown. pg&e says they got a call from somebody in the neighborhood that saw the pole smoldering around 11:00 last night. pg&e crews deenergized it. but because its a potentially dangerous situation, this really could have caused on electrical explosion. crews have been working over night to restore power to the customers. this is one of 11 outages that they are still working on in the san jose and morgan hill area. pg&e tells me the majority of them are weather related. at the peak of all this, pg&e was telling me that peak was at midnight. about 15,000 people were effected and without power. they were dealing with 20 outages at this time. i just got an update from a spokeswoman. she says that power has been restored and now just about 1400 people i

first to you julian? >> it's an event we didn't plan to be in. the shock was enormous. you didn't have time, really, to have emotions at that time. i think those of us who were involved in it, i think you went on automatic pilot, you know, to do what you instinctually know to do. >> dr. jones, you were 31 years old. you had been operating that day. part of a surgical team, they run in and how does it happen? they say the president has been shot. >> the operator paged overhead. we didn't have beepers then. there was a loud speaker, and she began to page people stat, respond immediately and i went to the phone and said why are you paging everyone stat? she said dr. jones, president has been shot and they are bringing him to the emergency room and they need physician right away. you have a rush over you. >> there is k no be a more important moment in a surgeon's life in america than your president has been shot and is coming to your theater. >> that's correct. and i immediately turned around and saw the chief of anesthesia and the or supervisor and he said i'll get an anes

these are new julian fox news polls. they show most people think, let's put it on the screen, most people think the president lied, deliberately lied, when he said you can keep your plan. the next poll, almost 60% think his administration knew all along that people would get kicked off their plans. now, of course, since then, we have discovered documented proof the president did not all alone. how damaged is his credibility and will americans now be reluctant, julian, to believe anything he has to say? >> i would say their credibility is damaged. i think the president should have corrected the record a long time ago. i would say his numbers are still far, far, far better than are the republicans or any republican leader. so he's there. i think the president's numbers have been down before. the president has had approval ratings down in to the upper 30's in 2011 and 2012. and he bounced back quickly. i think genuinely these things are episodic. they stick in people's minds during the weeks when you have controversy. in ge

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spent some time in london and the city and to julian was directing this war. is of course iraq the mobilization even though. this work is a bit more difficult to given its status and how different know looking back at the edward snowden leaks what are your thoughts about that what your organization up before for him to come to you. is all decision but it's very important to keep in mind that what we give to those trims which sort of the news all right when a window or a minute will have all the machines in the meeting of them and that was what was the. order to as much as. they did in the. christian are often send wiki leaks pokes person thank you so much for joining me today and. well if you ever stepped foot in the us again he'd undoubtedly be arrested but that's not stopping everett snowden's face from popping up in d.c. the partnership for civil justice fund announced last week that it bought ad space on a bus driving around the nation's capital they and has a picture of edward snowden on the side and a message that reads we the people oppose the surveilla

spent some time in london and the city and the two julian was direct things were. or directly morgan station even though it is or it's all the work is of the more difficult to get into sort of instance and on a different know looking back at the edward snowden leaks what are your thoughts about that what your organization up before for him to come to you. there is decision but it's very important to keep in mind that what we give to those trims which sort of the you. know when a when do the war when it. all themselves in the meeting of the you know what was the order as much as. to its budget christian or often said we're killing spokesperson thank you so much for joining me today. well if you ever stepped foot in the us again he'd undoubtedly be arrested but that's not stopping edward snowden's face from pumping up and do you see the partnership for civil justice fun announced last week that it bought ad space on a bus driving around the nation's capital the ad has a picture of edward snowden on the side and a message that reads we the people oppose the surveillan

joining us now is robert costa for national review and julian epstein, a democratic strategist. robert, you recently are the great privilege of interviewing the great rand paul about his foot in mouth disease. what was his tone in the interview, robert, and does he actually acknowledge not only his multiple theft of others' work, but also the impact this has on his trustworthiness? >> well, martin, i met with senator paul at his office on capitol hill, and he was noticeably shaken, i think, by this episode. he knows that he has had such an assent in national politics since elected in 2010. and this was really his first fumble on the national stage and something i believe he doesn't think will haunt him in the same way plagiarism charges haunted joe biden in 1987, 1988, but still trying to acknowledge the charges. what's most interesting, he did fight back, fought back against the press and his relationship with the press, which i think was once warm, seems to have chilled. >> here's the problem, robert. you're suggesting that he was shaken, and yet in his own words, he described

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post that there's another issue he said the problem the department has always had in investigating julian a songes there is no way to prosecute him for publishing information without the same theory being applied to journalists and if you are not going to prosecute journalists for publishing classified information which the department is not then there is no way to prosecute a songe but don't expect julian assange to walk out of the ecuadorian embassy in london any time soon wiki leaks is skeptical about this latest report in a statement the organization said anonymous u.s. officials with obscure motivations and unknown authority do not have a good track record in this matter or in any other it remains to be seen whether the claims by these unknown anonymous officials are more than just an attempt to reduce public support for wiki leaks. and now to another culprit caught up in the silk road saga a delaware doctor has been arrested and charged for illegally selling controlled substances online to anonymous buyers on an underground web site known as silk road silk road is the web site that

post that there's another issue he said the problem the department has always had in investigating julian a songes there is no way to prosecute him for publishing information without the same theory being applied to journalists and if you are not going to prosecute journalists for publishing classified information which the department is not then there is no way to prosecute a songe but don't expect julian assange to walk out of the ecuadorian embassy in london any time soon we can leaks is skeptical about this latest report and a statement the organization said anonymous u.s. officials with obscure motivations and unknown authority do not have a good track record in this matter or in any other means to be seen whether the claims by these unknown anonymous officials are more than just an attempt to reduce public support for wiki leaks. and now to another culprit caught up in the silk road saga delaware a doctor has been arrested and charged for illegally selling controlled substances online to anonymous buyers on an underground web site known as silk road so prob is the web site that used

julian, let me first get your take on senator graham. he wants to push more sanctions on iran. >> it makes things more complicated, but it's predictable. if these negotiations slow down as they did and didn't come to an immediate or quick conclusion, the pressure is likely to intensify and the call for sanctions were likely to increase. and what obama needs to do is talk about the pressure at home. >> blasting the u.s. for even considering a deal with iran. what are the implications here for the u.s.' daily relations. >> this has been a sore spot since the beginning of the obama affiliation. the key for the president and an international affiliation will be to reach some kind of an agreement that gives israel a hard package. >> chris christie easily won his election this week. >> i'm the governor of new jersey. that's my job and that's what i intend to do. >> who knows. i'm going to continue to do my job and fipish the job. but everybody who's trying to figure out what's going to happen four years from you? nobody can make those predicti

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that was a shot from 87 at julian street. it is under very heavy fog. be careful when you head on the road. >> the fog is getting thicker on the peninsula, number two, and into the south bay. sfo flight arrival delays but san jose on time. from the san mateo bridge you can see how thick it is. as we go through today we will be in the 60's to low 70's in most neighbors. i will show you what happened to typhoon haiyan that slammed into the philippines was showing wins up to 15 miles per hour but now down do 150 miles per hour. more people have been killed in the typhoon haiyan with 720,000 evacuated from towns in the central philippines and knocked out power and phone lines making it impossible for people in the bay area to reach loved ones. >> the man accuses of abducting the you it born baby from any veil faces a hearing in arizona. police say the 22-year-old father took his son on tuesday and arrested at a check point in mexico on wednesday. >> five, people have been lining up at sacred heart community service in san jose waiting to sign up for holiday

and so, i made it to birmingham and met my friend, julian bond dared. a great photograph standing across the street from the church. that was a sad and dark time, to see what happened when these four little girls were killed on a sunday morning. i cannot forget that. i stayed there for the funerals. dr. king delivered the eulogy for the little girls. and it was there because of what it had to in birmingham sunday. we intensified to get the right to vote in mississippi and alabama and especially the south. >> host: what is the longest and she did in jail and prison? >> guest: the longest time i spent in jail was in mississippi during the freedom ride. it was about 44 days. jail is not a pleasant place. to be in jail and alabama, mississippi, but to be in jail, you lose your freedom to go and just be in a crowded sow or