stonewall jackson at centreville, first quarter, stonewall jackson's greg stroman connects with rock smith. 83 yards, wide open over the middle. the raiders take a 14-7 lead. the wildcats get right back in this game in a huge way. opening kickoff the second half, a.j. turner. takes it on his own 6 yard line. he's going the other way. 94 yards to the house. centreville stays undefeated. they're 13-0 with a 52-27 win over stonewall jackson. >>> let's talk some college basketball now. today, johns thompson iii announced ford whittington has been dismissed from the basketball team. last year he was ruled academically ineligible after playing 13 games. j.t.iii and georgetown hosting lipscomb. first half, hoyas up seven. devon tas smith-rivera gets the steal there, be going the other way for the easy he led the team with 17 points. the sophomore. under a minute left. here come the bison. martin smith knocks down the three. he had 16 points. georgetown got it together in the second half. mccale starks the senior, he makes it look easy there. hoyas start a 13-0 run. later on, are doing more

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them going along with that stonewalling and do placing these obstacles in the way. of these attorneys who are trying to get that information. nearing the end of my tour there. are sometimes going to be a done that's going to be done by me and doesn't have a short amount of time to do it. since he wants the next i know is where i get the next. inspect your bags they look at your things and you have something like that. they want to prosecute you and i knew i made a list of names they're not going to let me go in with that. figure out a way you know how my going to get off the island. and that's when i decide.

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we're currently operating 3 different programs our sexual health clinic both mental health known as stonewall and our aids under the project. demand has been growing and we're not able to meet the current demand. our magnet performed a lot of the services but had to turn people away. this is why wore moving forward to come late those services and create the first dedicated facility for gay and bisexual men in the city. this demand is generated by people who work visit and play in the district. this will help us to expand the serviced and create a new program related to hiv and aging in the community. in our work to prepare for this new center we've been actively outreaching into the neighborhood and have been working with to the neighborhood groups as mentioned and received letters of support. we've been doing this over the last 6 to 8 months and not only because we building that's important to have but we place a high value on public engagement. along with our architects who will have a presentation we want to thank the staff and a building we've come up with an appropriate design to meet th

task force that the city had that produced a successful conferees and i developed a training called stonewall and it was well received at the convention as well as with the number of graduate programs throughout the city and a at the melbourne australia conventions. i've developed a support group for gay men over the age of 50 that's been successful. i work in >> community mental health agency and i'll aware there's a lot of good work. my hope i can bring my expertise. i've reviewed the survey and hope i can contribute my expertise to implementation of the work that's gone. thank you >> okay. any questions. >> i think my question is from the city attorney i was trying to look in my notes. is there a - can you tell me what the make up of the task force is now >> what was the question? >> i can locate it. >> the make up of the task for now. >> right now there's 11 men on the task force. >> any other questions. >> nope. >> thank you any public comment on this item? >> supervisors open government. from the comments - excuse me. the comments made here today i believe there's no question that ms. p

one of the scandals that you mentioned, and others, this administration chooses silence, chooses to stonewall, and will not respond to either congress or the american people. only now in the last, i would say, 48 hours, congressman, we're seeing elements of the national liberal media actually break ranks with a president and an administration with which they've been not compliant but complicit over the course of his years in office. >> i think the infatuation is slowly wearing off. it only took 5 1/2 years, but it's slowly wearing off. look, people are going to be hurt by this law. and there were voices that warned of that back in 2010, and there are being consistent voices since then. and again, politics aside, when it comes to getting a job or having your hours cut or being told that you're going to be able to keep your coverage if you like it or keep your doctor if you like it, you find out that that's not true. i mean, i heard from my fellow americans -- you can take the approach and say well, that's what you voted, that's what you get. i hate it when people are misled and then they are l

but for the administration to continue to stonewall and be oh, what are you talking about? the sky is not falling and look at you, you're an idiot. but looking at them, i'm not saying they're idiots. >> bureaucratic stonewalling. >> very much. so. >> that's how i describe sebelius. i've been up there. and sometimes they do have to dance. i get that. i've testified. i want to come back to your point on the president and the credibility. i really believe that the single biggest mistake he made was going back on his promise to grandfather the existing plans. in other words, his own staff, and this is the part, his own staff is conjuring up regulations over the past three years which is basically putting the president in an untenable position, because the regs were so strong that they had to give up the grandfathering. do you agree with me on that? was he sabotaged by his own staff? do you think he knew when he went out there promising this? because i think the way it sounds, that the public says uh-oh, he broke his promise. i'm not going to say he lied. i don't like that lie.

stonewall jackson defensive struggle, not, 51-48 over langley and in maryland linganore over urbana northwest defeats convince orchard and quint park edges patuxent. great playoff action. we got th >>> we are just excited because the weekend is here and the first part of tomorrow is going to be nice, right, top? >> yes. and bundle up. >> sunday will be cold. thanks for watching. >> we'll see you next week. bye bye.

whether or not he will sign the euro so sation deal in the least when he and capital right now we have stonewall assurances from the great in government refund by the prime minister by the foreign minister by the president himself that the deal is off as it stands but in the rollercoaster ride which is the great in politics you can never say anything with complete certainty and there's still a chance that you know congress may bow down to the pressure which is applied on him by the protesting crowds in kiev and sign this deal my colleague paul scott will be in the least we. covered all covering the summit day i will of course provide all the details on developments from the ukrainian capital all the e.u. says ukraine still has time to change its mind over the signing of the deal we spoke to paul and tell from the panel's party and he believes there is why disregard for the risks of ukraine's integration into the union. they don't know enough about the problems that your house. the moon wants create ukraine to eventually drain and really want to but you need to join they don't say happy to join m

republicans accuse the white house of stonewalling on investigation may get long-awaited answers. south carolina congressman trey gowdy is here the pain started up the back of my head and wrapped around to the front. i couldn't play my bassoon because of the pressure that i felt throughout my whole head. the blistering and the rash was moving down towards my eye. the doctors at the emergency room recommended that i have it checked out by an eye doctor. there was concern about my eyesight. when i had shingles the music stopped. gregg: the federal court of appeals blocked changes to the nypd controversial "stop-and-frisk" program, even booting the judge who ordered reforms off the case. rick leventhal live in our new york newsroom. rick, is this a victory for the new york police department? >> reporter: well, gregg it's a victory for people of new york according to police commissioner ray kelly who calls the stop and sometimes frisk. he says the goal was to get guns off the street and save lives. he says it is working. police and mayor long argued the judge on the case was biased. t

against future activities like that pippi is what do you see it going on in iran i mean how much how much stonewalling can the revolutionary guards for example you know put put a stop on this because we're focusing all on washington right now. yeah for them oh this is this is the most important part the internal situation in iraq i'll be to run many times i'm in contact with a lot of people in different areas from foreign ministry to hardliners in fact even political prisoners and at that moment pick on census is rouhani one supreme leader ayatollah khamenei gave him a green light and he delivered so this means for the next six months there is going to be no internal opposition but this depends on both sides following what he has proposed in the interim agreement the u.s. respecting their side and the n.d.o. and the europeans of course respecting their side of the bargain and what's going to happen during dinner go see a shift doing these next six months until may two thousand and fourteen if the iranians see that this is going nowhere in terms of respecting their rights to enrich me i was sorry have

future activities like that pippi is what do you see fit going on in iran i mean how much how much stonewalling can the revolutionary guards for example you know put put a stop on this because we're focusing all on washington right now. yeah for them oh this is this is the most important part the internal situation in iran i've been to run many times i'm in contact with a lot of people in different areas from foreign ministry to hardliners in fact even political prisoners and at that moment pick on census is rouhani one supreme leader ayatollah khamenei gave him a green light and he delivered so this means for the next six months there's going to be no internal opposition but this depends on both sides following what he proposed in the interim agreement the u.s. respecting their side in the end you know and the europeans of course respecting their side of the bargain and what's going to happen during dinner go see a shift doing this next six months until may two thousand and fourteen if the iranians see that this is going nowhere in terms of respecting their rights to enrich me i was sorry i ha

what do you see it going on in iran i mean how much how much stonewalling can the revolutionary guards for example you know put it put a stop on this good we're focusing all on washington right now. yeah for them oh this is this is the most important part the internal situation or i've been to run many times i'm in contact with a lot of people in different areas from foreign ministry to hardliners in fact even political prisoners and at that moment dick on census is rouhani one supreme leader ayatollah khamenei gave him a green light and he delivered so this means for the next six months there is going to be a normal internal opposition but this depends on both sides following what he proposed in the interim agreement the u.s. respecting their side and the n.d.o. and the europeans of course respecting their side of the bargain and what's going to happen during the negotiations during these next six months until may two thousand and fourteen if the iranians see that this is going nowhere in terms of respecting their rights to enrich i wrote me i was sorry i have to jump in here if you k

i think this includes the account of a man who says he is a tness to a tragedy that has been stonewalled by this adminiration for just about 14 months. in a given spot something tt a major newsrganization has stepped back. step back on that basis when we think back to the fact that they had held for 30 days just about 30 days. on this variation. so you see my concern? >> i think at this point it would be nice -- ianyone wants to give ito me, i would like to say exclusively that the fbi transcript at e interview with morgan jones and i would be different is t enemy would also be good to see an fbi spokesman on the record say that this was thekind of thing that the senior officials from "the new york times" has said anonymously. but that being said, when yoo have the cbs basically network basicallypologizing, i think that tat does speak vumes in a loof ways. again, i say that -- lou: speaking speaking volumes that they went on theair and reported what the sergeant said? >> okay. lou: this is one of the situations where current balance means that we are looking at an dividual. whether he li

what do you see it going on in iran i mean how much how much stonewalling can the revolutionary guards for example you know put put a stop on this because we're focusing all in washington right now. yeah for them oh this is this is the most important part the internal situation in iraq i've been to run many times i'm in contact with a lot of people in different areas from foreign ministry to hardliners in fact even political prisoners and at the moment pick on census is rouhani one supreme leader ayatollah khamenei gave them a green light and he delivered so this means for the next six months there's going to be a normal internal opposition but this depends on both sides following what he has proposed in the interim agreement the u.s. respecting their side and the n.d.o. and the europeans of course respecting their side of the bargain and what's going to happen during dinner go see a shift doing this next six months until may two thousand and fourteen if the iranians see that this is going nowhere in terms of respecting their rights to enrich me i was sorry i have to jump in here if yo

i think this includes the account of a man who sayhe is a witness to a tragedy that has been stonewalled by this adminiration for just about 14 months. in a given spot something tt a major news organization has stepped back. step back on that basis when we think back to the fact that they had he for 30 days justabout 30 days. on this variation. so you see my concern? >> i tink at this point it would be nice -- if anyone wants to give it to me, i would like to say exclusively that the fbi transcript at the interview with morgan jones and i woud be different is the enemy would also be good to see an fbi spokesman on the record say that this was the kind of thing that the senior officials from "the new york times" has sa anonymously. but that being said, when yoo have t cbs basically network basically apologizing, i think that tha does speak volumes in a lot of ways. again, i say that -- lou:speaking speaking volumes that they went on the air and reported hat the sergeant said? >> okay. lou: this is onef the situations where current balance means that we are looking atan individual. whether

key witnesses ignoring the obama administration stonewalled before the house oversight committee in a classified meing and we will take ♪ lou: intelligence officials say a suspected u.s. drone strike did kill the head of the pakistan needs caliban today. if confirmed, it would be a major blow to the islamic terrorist group a day after they reportedly started peace talks with the pakistan government. the pakistan the taliban leader is believed to have been behind the failed times square bombing in 2010 and several brazen attacks within pakistan itself. china flexing its military muscle. state-run media showing off its nuclear submarine fleet, reportedly the world's second largest with some 70 vessels, among the new details reported was this map showing beijing nuclear submarines, as you can see, mark doubt cities like seattle, says alice, and the deadly radiation that would spread all the way to chicago if such strikes were to occur. president obama in a meeting with iraqi foreign minister toy saying al qaeda has drawn up -- ground more active and effective, but joining us now the pr

i think this includes the account of a man who says he is a witness to a tragedy that has been stonewalled by this administration for just about 14 months. in a given spot something that a major news organization has stepped back. step back on that basis when we think back to the fact that they had held for 30 days just about 30 days. on this variation. so you see my concern? >> i think at this point it would be nice -- if anyone wants to give it to me, i would like to say exclusively that the fbi transcript at the interview with morgan jones and i would be different is the enemy would also be good to see an fbi spokesman on the record say that this was the kind of thing that the senior officials from "the new york times" has said anonymously. but that being said, when yoo have the cbs basically network basically apologizing, i think that that does speak volumes in a lot of ways. again, i say that -- lou: speaking speaking volumes that they went on the air and reported what the sergeant said? >> okay. lou: this is one of the situations where current balance means that we are looking at an

tribute to all of those who fought for this progress ever since a similar bill was introduced after the stonewall riots more than three decades ago. it is up to the house of representatives. one party in one house of congress should not stand the way of millions of americans who want to go to work each day and simply be judged by the job that they do. and how speaker john boehner opposes the employment nondiscrimination act and said that the house will not vote on the legislation. >> just after the senate voted to move forward with a final passage on the employment nondiscrimination act, a group of senate democrats spoke with reporters about the legislation that would ban workplace discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation. the senators called on how speaker john boehner to schedule a house floor vote on the employment nondiscrimination act. [inaudible conversations] >> okay, we are ready to start. please go ahead. >> what the bells of freedom ring. it's a very exciting day how this bipartisan vote to have this final vote will go. the senate has finally spoken. i thank everyone for their

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>> they stonewalled and did not open their mouth. it always leads to more questions from the media as the media should know, however, they bet all their marble on a guy who lied to them. they said they had systems in place to do it. the apology was rockstar. >> given the response of the beach -- benghazi story, the credibility of the witness has collapsed. how bad? >> a bad mistake. they had the book publisher from the same division so they knew they would make a lot of money but also what needs to be told is the story of the pressure that the independent groups like media matters but on "60 minutes." hillary clinton pushing back on everything on benghazi including questions of the timeline of the night and where the mohammed video came from, those questions are being stopped by an enormous amount of pressure from independent groups on behalf of hillary clinton. if the story was wrong as it appears, isn't the prior pressure warranted? >> yes, any story that any network or journalist does, that gets the coverage. >> when they apologiz

and it is -- the issues are being subsumed by a stonewalling disfunctional administration, and a republican party that wants to talk bforgive me for saying this but this is not the time for big grand bargains on fiscal policy, by a super continentalitty, and of -- committee of which you are an important member, it time to reach out to people, i know do you this on a daily basis, but caucus has an opportunity, that i d do not sense that caulks is trying to implement. >> we have a hiv care bill -- hehuff c.a.r.e. billhuff care bg people, and their needso, we need to also talk about our debt and deficit, getting that straightened out will cause the economy to go. lou: if you and your caucus think have you the power as majority in house of representatives against a party that holes the presidency, and the senate, and are willing to risk shutting down this government against, i think that you will be making the biggest mistake imaginable. >> i'm not talking about closing down the government, i'm talking about. lou: somebody needs to say that in your caucus needs to take leadership roll, say we'r

and it is -- the issues are being subsumed by a stonewalling disfunctional administration, and a republican party that wants to talk bforgive me for saying this but this is not the time for big grand bargains on fiscal policy, by a super continentalitty, and of -- committee of which you are an important member, it time to reach out to people, i know do you this on a daily basis, but caucus has an opportunity, that i d do not sense that caulks is trying to implement. >> we have a hiv care bill -- hehuff c.a.r.e. billhuff care bg people, and their needso, we need to also talk about our debt and deficit, getting that straightened out will cause the economy to go. lou: if you and your caucus think have you the power as majority in house of representatives against a party that holes the presidency, and the senate, and are willing to risk shutting down this government against, i think that you will be making the biggest mistake imaginable. >> i'm not talking about closing down the government, i'm talking about. lou: somebody needs to say that in your roll, say we're not going to shut the governme

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. >> this is an administration in full stonewall mode when it comes to benghazi. >> the government watchdog group judicial watch is one of the organizations that is forced the state department to release a few documents through lawsuits. but this online posting of the photos, contracts and press reports, however small has it come without a fight. >> the fact is that a non-profit organization had to sue the state department to get documents and photos of the benghazi consulate attack. it came as a result of the lawsuit. it didn't come from congress. or from the obama administration. >> the state department isn't alone. requests for information from the other government agencies like the f.b.i., cia and the pentagon largely without any response. in reply to inquirries by fox news about posting documents online thanksgiving week when washington mostly shut down the state department released this statement -- "in response to various and often overlapping freedom of information request on the 2012 attack on the special mission come pound if benghazi, the department made previously released docum

we assume this would be another dole senate finance hearing on yet another scandal that they would stonewall, secretary kathleen sebelius admitted it might be possible that a convicted felon could collect the personal information of health care consumers while acting as the obamacare navigators. >> there is no federal requirement for navigators undergo a criminal background check, even though they will receive personal information from individuals that they hoped to sign up for an and the affordable care act spirit statement that is true, states could add an additional background check and other features and it is not part of the federal requirement. lou: secretary kathleen sebelius acknowledging that the early enrollment figures for obamacare which is scheduled to be released next week, will be very low. fox is reporting a relatively new provision in obamacare opening up the medicaid program to even more fraud. that according to a new medicaid director which is raising concerns about section 2202 of the four well-kept and he says that that section expands hospital use of the honor system wh

. >> this is an administration that is in full stonewall mode when it comes to benghazi. >> reporter: the government watchdog group judicial watch is one of the organizations that has forced the state department to release a few documents through lawsuits. but this posting of photos and press reports however small hasn't come without a fight. >> the fact is that a nonprofit organization had to sue the state department to get documents and photos of the benghazi consulate attack. it came as a result of our lawsuit. it didn't come from congress. it didn't come from a voluntary release of the obama administration. >> reporter: in fact, the state department isn't alone. requests for information from other government agencies like the fbi, cia, and the pentagon have gone largely without any response. in reply to inquiries by fox news about posting documents online thanksgiving week when washington is mostly shut down, the state department released this statement, quote, in response to the various and often overlapping freedom of information act requests regarding the 2012 attack on the spe

the lacrosse that stonewall to a bunch of trees and come down there and come up here, that is my farm. >> he says, well i am from texas. i can get in my car and drive all day and only be halfway across my farm. yep, used to have a car like that myself. [laughter] [applause] plus -- them the press? i will tell one more story. that way i will use up all your questioning time. mildred perkins in austin had lived in town all her life. gone to a church social and made a pie that mildred thought was a recipe. they didn't speak to each other for like 40 years. mildred dies. ethel goes down to the town store and oscar is down there , did you says, ethel hear that mildred died? yep, her that. , are you going to go to mildred's funeral? no, she is not coming to mine and i am not going to hers. [laughter] i can go all day like this. i did want to talk today about the role of financial markets. specifically, our role in helping americans succeed in main street. we take this very seriously as an industry. i think to understand where we are, you need to actually go back to the last century. a lot h

but national institute of drug abuse has been really stonewalling and blocking any studies looking at therapeutic effects of cannabis, because that's not their mandate. their mandate is to look at the harms of drug use. >> it's very easy to blame an organization. >> dr. nora volkow, who is the director of nida says they are not standing in the way. she claims they are not the only government institute that approves marijuana research. >> if you would come up with a grant that says, okay, this is going to be a treatment for drug addiction, then go to us, but if it's cancer, it goes to the cancer institute. if it is schizophrenia, it goes to imh, the institutes have a mission with certain diseases. >> what is clear, there are bureaucratic hoops that most researchers simply don't want to jump through. neuroscientist carl hart. >> there are not many people studying marijuana. it's very difficult to get approved to study marijuana. >> what's nice about israel is that the government is helping the research to happen. >> and it's research that could give hope to patients like charlotte figge

they stonewalled, they don't open their mouths. which is a huge mistake. it always leads to more questions from the media as the media should know. but they bet all of their marbles on a guy who lieded to them. and they said they had systems in place to do it. the apology was rock solid. given the importance of the benghazi story, jim pinkerton, how bad a mistake is this? >> it was a bad mistake. it was corporate synergies run amuck. they had the book publisher in the same division so they knew they were going to make a lot of money if this worked. but i think what also needs to be told is the story of the enormous pressure that groups put on "60 minutes" to do this. the hillary clinton machine pushing back on every last thing on benghazi, including real questions about the timeline of that night and where the mohammed video came from, those questions are being zell squels. >> if this story is flat wrong, which seems to be the case, isn't the pressure warranted? >> yes. any story that any network or any journalist does on benghazi gets a fuselage from medi