the floats claim the sweep stakes win the past three years going to dole. >> you look at this float ten times, you'll see ten different times. it is so intricate and so detail. >> dole is a front runner with their float covered in tens and thousands of flowers. roses, orchids, and 1,000 gallons of water will recycle through three separate water falls. they have plenty of competition. sea world wanted to inspire a sense of wonder, bringing the under water world. >> there is seaweed being used on the killer whales to the sea turtle shell to onions, which are bubbles to represent bubbles coming up from the sea. >> the parade floats include plenty of new entries with an animal twist, include canine for cops and the lucy pet foundation, sure to be a crowd pleaser showcasing a collection of rescue dogs that do tricks and perform. this dog spent hours perfecting his double dutch hopscotch move. all of these floats followed the same theme. dreams come true. and for many, as new year's day approaches, that theme is looking closer to a reality. >> there are millions of people that watch it and lo

now it's time for dole whip. mom's going to want a treat you know and i want a treat too. plus i really wanted to make sure there was something that we could find along the park that was a healthier treat and i looked it up while we were standing in line or coming over here and it's a cup so i think it's fabulous. i know, i think i need 160 or 180 worth. dole whip is a soft serve pineapple frozen dessert; so basically it's pineapples that is made to feel like frozen yogurt. i wanted to pour it all over myself. do you think if i like i can get the rest of it so i can get...oh yeah. i like this. because i run all the disney races that's why i wa

dole. in the south dakota v. dole case which is about stakeholders they said 5% of highway funds was not enough to koreshan and the medicaid expansion. we have the same question now with how much you charge a person before you're actually unconstitutionally coerced. >> yes, down here. >> eyeing jason miller. i am a law student and i had a question, in your blog debates in the previous discussions leading up to the case to the religious freedom issues, up? for example contraception? >> they did but. [inaudible] i focus the book on most of the commerce clause and the taxing power of debates but those are important issues. as we know the court hearing in march, i make a comment on that in the introduction because we always have this issue of if we resist this centralization of health care we are -- the philistines that are standing against the tide of history as everyone moves into the "star trek" world and this idea that this is what were doing worse the civilized way to do health health care is to bring it to wash

. >> senator bob dole, all you have to do is show up and last night bob dole proved that. >> i was a nervous wreck. i did not have enough experience at hosting on television. so those tapes now are under hopefully armed guard. >> they're in the lockbox. >> hannity and combs was on the air for the channel's first 12 years. the conservative and the liberal personified fair and balanced. >> i was really expecting who are out of this report than stuff about monica lewinsky lying about -- >> did we read the same report? >> i think we did. >> overwhelming he said of perjury, obstruction, abuse of power. >> in spite of our political disagreements, we've had a wonderful 12 years together. are you a personal friend. >> this will kill you. >> hang on a second. i'm going to miss you. >> you know what the audience wants. >> 19 hijackers used airline tickets and box cutters last time. they had nuclear weapons and destroyed a city. >> before you put people in harm's way, you want to listen to it a lot of voices. at least i wanted to. >> why are you crossing over? you you don't have papers? you wan

. >> senator bob dole will give you back more of your money. >> just show up and last night bob dole proved that. >> i was a nervous wreck. i didn't have enough experience hosting on television. those tapes are now hopefully under armed guard. >> they are in the lock box. >> hannity and combs was on the air for 12 years. the conservative and the liberal personify fair and balanced. >> i was expecting more from this report. >> are you kidding? >> than stuff about monica lewinsky. >> did we read the same report? >> i think we did. >> perjury, obstruction, tampering, abuse of power. >> whitewater. >> in spite of political disagreements we have had a of wonderful 12 years together. you are a personal friend. >> going to kill you with conservatives. >> hang on. i will miss you. >> you have a great instinct. you know what the audience wants. >> before you put people in harm's way you want to listen to a lot of voices. at least i wanted to. >> why are you crossing over? >> i don't have papers. >> you don't? do you want to work? why not go through the process legally? >> huh? >> why not go t

this is some of the new territory to me, except long, long ago i worked in senator bob dole's office which is supposed dates me, and this is a newer building for my time. i know the hallowed halls, something about the work you do for taking -- so thank you for taking a break to be a today. you afraid to come and listen to me. in an earlier group i was an attorney which is a group not known for its brevity a speech and not for long, i've been an academic which is not known for its clarity of speech. as i said you're brave to come on a friday, to hear what i did say. i thought i would begin with the 2012 election. as i'm sure you're aware, after that election many people proclaimed the death of modern american absolutism the one commentator said the titanic is sinking referring to american conservatism. another one observed that the conservative argument in this election will be -- lots of people said that conservative needed to change both its message and its method this is going to win an election in. it's still being debated today. i noticed in this month "wall street journal" scott

i mentioned earlier i worked for senator bob dole and he was called senator graham lot. he didn't mind and when asked about it he said there are a lot of bad ideas in washington and somebody needs to stop them. that was his idea of conservatism. he had a good line, some college gave him an honorary doctorate did duhcry and he said well at least now they have to call me dr. gridlock now. when you hear a problem progressives are quick to design a government solution for the problem. we feel your pain and we are going to design something that will fix your pain whereas conservatives are any more defensive posture saying no we don't want to go to the federal government. the next part of the conservative message doesn't get heard. we believe in individual freedom we believe in churches and all of these associational approaches kind of the older president bush's 1000 points of light. we believe in building a safety net not a complete takeover of health care for example. we agreed that i think the conservative message is a harder one to get across. we think that it can be impro

it is doled there and somewhere down the road they have to brake and we had that offshore breeze which gave that record high as well. we have more of a westerly breeze and sometimes temperatures take a dip and they will settle in today. lots of clouds cover and it is 50 the and lower so there is a possibility of some rain up in men 60s and 70s county, things look look they come down. >>> they have 20,000 products on display. they feature any kind of electronic damage shall the slows are off and it makes deals for the future. this one is like one for bike one for bike lists. >>> and that store is scheduled to nope march and the village. so to find out more, the fire the will take place between 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and that's at the work to future building in san jose. >>> time now 4:51 coming up, a call for action, and what you are being asked to do -- do to help her and now back on the job, he has had to to take a pay cut. . >>> there were concerns about water and concerns about water are rise being and dropping in northern california. the director in calistoga gay says, it looks li

leaders like george mcgovern and from the right, like bob dole, came together to make a difference. senator dole called the egregious cut to food stamps, quote, an about-face in our progress fighting hunger. this is because food stamps is our country's most important effort to deal with hunger here at home and ensure that america cap families can put food on their family. they help 47 million americans and nearly half of them children and make a tremendous difference for the health and well-being. food stamps have been proven to improve low-income children's health and development and have a continuing positive influence into adulthood. children's health watch, their research found that after collecting 14 years' worth of data that when families experience a loss or reduction in food stamp benefits, they are more likely to be food insecure, be in poor health and their children experience developmental delays relative to their peers. food stamps somewhere one of the lowest error rates of any government program. around 3.8%, that includes overpayments and underpayments. and i defile t

dole. campaigning against president bill clinton turns out to be dangerous for mr. dole. he falls head first off stage. it turns out that the presidency is just beyond his reach. and speaking of feet, walting around for dignitaries can be te tedious work. >> i don't know of any times when it's really good for a president to try to dance. >> president bush, it seems, disagrees. here he is again in africa. and secretary of state hillary clinton kbgets down in kenya. even russian president bori boris yeltsin seems comfortable on the dance floor. not all politicians are quite so musically inclined, however. i saw this one live. he's got some of the moves that only dick cheney can manage. >> colin powell is equally musically challenged. here he is singing in indonesia. and bad boy blagoyavich is caught on camera taking on elvis. yieks. don't quit your day jobs, fellas. oh, wait, never mind. perhaps they should make a speedy escape like president bush tried to do. >> this was one of the famous episodes with george bush looking like he didn't know what he was doing because he di

dole, on this we also won. these were very important points of constitutional law, and to the extent constitutional law matters to the decision of the court, then we have established some very good constitutional law in the course of fighting this fight. so in the time i have remaining, i want to make basically two different pointings. i wallet to cover two different things. one is about the judicial philosophy, and the other is the role that politics played in the case. first, i'll say it very briefly, in part the reason why we ultimately failed to defeat obamacare in court to the extent that we did fail to defeat the law itself is a part of the wages of crying judicial restraint that judicial conservatives of various political ideology, ideological stripes have been advocating for many, many years. it started with the political progressives arguing against the supreme court invalidating laws that were beyond congress' power in the name of judicial restraint, and this cudgel was taken up during the warren cour

that. >> and my question about the disspare tea question is if you end up where punishment has been doled out with favors, that map is going to have a desparate look. we had an opportunity last week to testify before assemblyman jerry green about this, and it was unfortunate that we even had to sue our partners, latino action network, fair share housing network, had to sue to get the documents to even tell us whether or not there was a disparity in the numbers. >> here's $900 million being given out. federal taxpayer money come through. everyone in the country agrees as taxpayers, we're happy to give that money to new jersey because of the devastation of sandy. i don't think anyone in the right mind begrudges that money. >> or else some republicans. >> i said in their right mind. with the -- you have this money and have to sue to get the data. first they don't want to tell you -- >> they won't even tell you the criteria. >> then you have transparency bill that passed. do you think we're going to see better results with this than last time if, in fact, he has been brought low and humbled -

he said this would actually eliminate the dole. he said he was going to make people prosperous and self-sufficient without government assistance. in terms of that goal, the war on poverty has been an absolute catastrophe and people have considerably less capacity for self-sufficiency, self-support and prosperity than they did when the war began. in particular because when the war on poverty started, 6% of american children were born outside of marriage. today the number is 42%. in low income communities it's often over 75%. those children will be in official poverty, they will be dependent on government. the capacity of those communities to support themselves is dramatically worse because for 50 years, the welfare state has deliberately penalized marriage, has treated fathers as irrelevant or as problems, and has pushed them out of the home. also it penalizes work. >> let me just read this. i think this came from your op-ed piece. in 1963, 6% of children were born out of wedlock. today, 41% of children are born out of wedlock. that

why is the government allowed to dole out tax credit while raising the taxes across the board, hitting small businesses really hard? at the same time, saying you go to the health exchanges to get the health insurance. it's ace and wonderland going through rabbit hole. >> if you lookt the real period of growth, like in the reagan administration from 1983-1990, it was when all the rates came down, the tax code became simplified. we got rid of extraneous regulations. we are going in the opposite direction with the extra little taxes. >> right. simple is good. complicated is bad when it comes to the economic growth. the bottom line of obamacare for small businesses, the tax credits aren't enough to make up for the higher costs. >> the thing is about having an accord before the election, everyone knows those things are temporary. sometimes they don't get enforced. so it's not going to make any real difference in people's perception. >> hold on to your wallets. coming up next, teachers tired of paying the union dues are taking the union to court. if they succeed in schooling big labor, we ca

five years later, dole played pitchman again in this ad for pepsi. ♪ [ barks ] >> easy, boy. >> it's almost painful 1994 lay's play potato chip ad who had trouble with the word potato. did dan quayle know he was the punch line? note a young elijah wood. >> excuse me. hello, mr. quayle. care to make a bet? >> sure, son. what's the bet? >> it's rare these days there's actually a national television event. politicians have used the super bowl to broadcast their messages to a guaranteed audience of millions. in 2012, longtime allies on gun control. mayor bloomberg and tom menino teamed up for this spot. >> giants. >> patriots. >> eli. >> brady. >> we don't agree on much. >> yankees. >> red sox. >> beans. >> bagels. >> but we both support the second amendment. >> and american needs to do what it can to keep guns out of the hands of criminals. >> mayors against illegal guns hired another ad. infamous speech to an empty chair in 2012, there was this chrysler ad, which launched eastwood's unforgettable role in the campaign and heralded the comeback of the u.s. auto industry. >> this country

we extend our deepest cone dole lenses of the family during this time. sophia was killed on new year's eve as crossing the street here on polk and ellis. her younger brother and mother were hit. christopher dolan says he will be holding a press conference at his office on market street in san francisco this afternoon. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, brian. >>> the fbi and federal prosecutors are reviewing allegations against a penn state student with bay area ties accused of bomb making. vladislav miftakhov graduated from carlmont high school in belmont last june and faces charges for possession of a weapon of mass destruction. authorities arrested the 19- year-old last week after police in altoona, pennsylvania found an explosive in his apartment. officials were looking for marijuana when they discovered bomb making chemicals, fuses and compressed air. former classmates say they can't believe it. >> very serious, especially with everything that's just been said about how his nationality, especially with the olympics coming up

it is not by taking the restraints off welfare reform and continuing to dole the money out. it is by having lower taxes and less regulation. republicans feel like that's an old message for them. they need something new. >> with politicians, it is to describe it in a new way. they know that's the right answer. >> look, a lot of people want republicans to go out and say get rid of all these programs. and by the way, that was the approach a lot of them had prior to the 1990s welfare reform. it was the decision finally to go out and work with the other side. push them, pressure them to actually have to reform the program that finally allowed for some major progress in that area. i think that's what you're seeing republicans doing. not saying get rid of these programs but figure out a way to make them operate much better. >> all right. very good debate. we'll have more on this in future shows. when we come back, the former defense secretary robert gates offering a rare glimpse inside the obama white house. what his memoir tells us about the president, his administration and its f

estate is right here in the city of london this moral sink estate is also nurtured by the government dole but rather than locking in high levels of economic disadvantage this state is plagued by intergenerational economic advantage that instead of being impossible for the residents to succeed it is impossible for the residents of this banking sink to fail. previously peacekeepers were present concerned with monitoring peace deals in that post conflict environment nowadays they're increasingly asked to operate in the. violence to leave. moshe loose with these people who have caused over almost twenty four million people to millions of displaced and refugees tens of thousands of women raped. children recruit. slaves no. economic down in the final. days. and the rest. will be briefly. if we met the local representatives of greenpeace they have been monitoring the activities regarding golden rice with a skeptical eye and are familiar with the exact locations of the golden rice fields . a group of observers operating in secret has already checked out the area you're going to be. able. to hold.

a mississippi native and former print journalist, speaks had also worked for bob dole and president jerry ford. larry speaks was 74 years old. >>> still ahead for us on this friday night, the outbreak taking hold right across the country right about now. the death toll from flu is rising. nine people at one hospital alone. >>> and later, an exclusive look at the future of space travel rapidly approaching, and seats going fast. >>> back here with health news, the flu has spread, sharply from a week ago. there is a shortage of the main drug to treat it. it is flu season. it is worth paying attention to this latest threat. we get the latest tonight from nbc's janet shamlian. >> reporter: sean mccoy was surprised when his daughter came down with the flu on new year's day. the 2-year-old had a shot last fall. so did the entire family. the doctor prescribed tamiflu for all five of them but it turned out to be hard to find. >> it took us a while to get it. we had to run around to different pharmacies. some pharmacies didn't have it. >> reporter: there is a nationwide shortage of the liquid tamif

estate is right here in the city of london this moral sink estate is also nurtured by the government dole but rather than locking in the high levels of economic disadvantage this state is plagued by intergenerational economic advantage that instead of being impossible for the residents to succeed it is impossible for the residents of this banking sink a state. secret lumber tour. to build a new. no sound anything tunes mission to teach me creation why you should care about humans and we're going this is why you should care only. i know c.n.n. the m s m b c news have taken some not slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's close and for the truth from the might think. it's because one full attention in the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on here. and our teenagers we have a different brain. ok because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not hi. i'm if. you get a sense of the jokes well handled it makes sense that i'v

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estate is right here in the city of london this moral sink estate is also nurtured by the government dole but rather than locking in high levels of economic disadvantage this think a state is plagued by intergenerational economic advantage that instead of being impossible for the residents to succeed it is impossible for the residents of this banking sink estate to fill. previously peacekeepers for a president concerned with monitoring peace deals post conflict environment nowadays there are increasingly asked to operate in a high risk. by loans to leave. motionless with these people who have closed over almost twenty years for me even people through millions of displaced and refugees tens of thousands of women raped tens of thousands of children and recruit. slaves no. when you are followed around when you are being investigated because of the whim of someone this is the beginning of the end of your freedom. density units a new teen lee in a sept american citizens even moves text messages you know. where the calls text messages so you just can see everything without my knowledge but actu

. >> bob dole in '97, that was the problem. 1997 bob dole. >> it also shows how difficult politics on the family in particular on the family. i have a thick skin. i've been called everything in the book. it's my mother that you know, calls up and says, why did you not show up? i'm like, mom, i have a 97% voting record. what are you talking about? so it really is the family that suffers. it's a tough thing to go through a campaign. >> i was lucky enough as a cub reporter 1994 to cover the mitt romney/ted kennedy race and you got inside that family in a very different way and you sort of saw that droll kind of self-mocking sense of humor and that sense of perspective that's very unusual. that's the first time in that documentary where i've seen it again. >> when i spent time with romney on the campaign trail, what came through to me is how tough this was for ann romney. she had been through it before but she really felt stung by this. you can't overstate how tough it is for the people who love these men and women who are running. >> anybody thinking about running for president, you shou

enemies ian paisley was the front to post on peter robinson was behind the scenes strategist for the dole to have to remember in relation to ian paisley that he is in is the biggest he had been in a number of times idea being interviewed for several hours i think that i'm sure that that many of those for a post and would regret what has happened in this instance. i don't think it would be held against him for ever and that i think if he had the opportunity he would like to give context those comments. i salute you pensions healthcare group met today to discuss hate to see proposals to ensure senior management complying with health policy. among the options on the appointment of a new manager to think it's that of the cost. the current group chief executive entirely from private funds the group but it s all its response on tuesday i helped us bond prices but the chance to get up and go and number of proposals on the tape which can anticipate capital to how we have to get the idea of that ceo pay is being entirely privately funded it's complicated because we have for our board meeting of th

sweepstakes winner goes to dole packaged food, tieasing the tastes. depicts the beauty of nature and dole's mission to protect the environment while providing healthy, natural, tasty packaged fruit and veggies. >> their high-tech computerized system is used to capture the life like beauty of camels, elephants, and tigers. cascade waterfalls feature over 10,000 gallons of recycled water adding to the emotional impact and the elegantly clad street performers add an entertaining touch. this is just spectacular. makes you want to pack a bag and go on vacation. >> it certainly does. by the way, that music is beautiful. i'm into that. all right. riding in style, these lady, don't you think? >> i'm telling you. >> uh-huh. >> those camels, you have to wonder, one hump or two? >> stop. boy, when you think about the work that went into one of those, al. >> all by volunteers. >> that's amazing when you think about it. belly dancers. those are my people! >> that's right. for 5 1/2 miles. >> my people! >> for 5 1/2 miles they will be belly dancers. >> that's great

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dole said may need huge cost in eight states can trace their roots in their food traditions to the lower east side. but it's not just jewish people come here. no city has some regulars who come doing while others come once every five years. the newly can always count on the same quality food. this team atmosphere jones said he had continuity has kept going hoping for a hundred twenty five years jose costa from within rico comes to the deli every time he visits new york. this is his third time. everytime i come here i get the idea that i had to twist amin with a beer and the fries. this time i went with the finishing stages. last time i came here they are a because the grail so i said i need to try the patience thing. but pastrami is this what they're known for and it's a good pastrami the cost to say spring here in poland is well worth it. definitely definitely is a good experience. it's ours appraised as being mia for awhile. say what i've read of so that the pictures around the law say say say so also in the senate got its name and in india. a hundred twenty five years caps is still go

tpg group chairman said dole in his opening address underlined that it takes energy determination and belief in the future to go with less than one generation state of war to being a fully fledged member of the biggest club but the bumper six. we admire everything has been the context. and he added that the ep peat group has always supported cr which its european ambitions are supporters constant and unwavering because we are convinced that we are destined to belong to the same community of values we welcome you with open arms as a partner. they're very much looking forward to working with you. croatian democratic union president you must love come on go. it was party played a catalyst role in pushing for the eu accession. what is there an hour or an opposition is today addressed the meeting by underlining the importance of eu membership. the first of july twenty thirteen croatia is returning home to the u word belongs as a central european country. he was much more than a common market is a community of free nations for which it wishes to contribute to this community we will support

estate is right here in the city of london this moral sink estate is also nurtured by the government dole but rather than locking in high levels of economic disadvantage this think a state is plagued by intergenerational economic advantage and instead of being impossible for the residents to succeed it is impossible for the residents of this banking sink a state to fill and where is the sink estates for the poor are nearly impossible to escape.

we discussed the bulk of the portico and economic situation of the car the fiji group chairman said dole in his opening address underlined that it takes energy determination and belief in the future to go with less than one generation state of war to being a fully fledged member of the biggest club but the bumper six. we admire everything has been the context. and he added that the ep peat group has always supported cr which is european ambitions. our supporters constant and unwavering because we are convinced that we are destined to belong to the same community of values we welcome you with open arms is a partner. they're very much looking forward to working with you. croatian democratic union president you must love come on go. it was party played a catalyst role in pushing for the eu accession. what is there an hour or an opposition is today addressed the meeting by underlining the importance of eu membership. the first of july twenty thirteen croatia is returning home to the u word belongs as a central european country. he was much more than a common market is a community of free nat

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they say that's what got the temperature hit today is a bit of a walnut and it was although willing to dole outs and this isn't around to it during the us spring festival an email that's today. is he wants us to witness the climax of the us dollar betting plunge up so it's already a top ten cost of five so i was late so and the families they kept gathering together during the spring festival that would just come out to this it's these very special solace that also been reading and did not act in abilene and also as the top of that in effect roster is to check in yet. thank you to ingham assigned to you and the ones people who well you've been speaking to a net seven from beyond the city with the youth wing of the file back report book let's now take you to stop with china's pledge of provence which is the culture of bdr ethnic minority that very well preserved in young people celebrate the festival by fishing in whitefield was performing the show and dance and making good progress once baked. but for more on that celebration with europe and the crime reporter natalie portman and who joins u

experience with explosives come sid handy later we you were living in what sounds like as the young the dole decided to celebrate an occasion? >> no. no location. [laughter] >> i did the hippie thing for a while. in this is an incident where we had dynamite. [laughter] we rented a farmhouse out in the country and we were smoking hashish. [laughter] in southern ohio by the indiana border in those days you could go to the hard restore to abide by. so be went to the hard for store and we said we will blow up based on. >> host: did you have long hair? >> it was a college town favor used to us that we did have the big pasture. >> maybe you had this job. [laughter] and a friend of mine we like to call him local like -- uncle mike we thought it would be fun to set off the dynamite is so he takes the dynamite in in goes way out. >> host: running and running and fretting and keeps going it takes forever. he says the dynamite down time is going very slowly there is a spark and then he runs and runs back to the house running and running we're watching him and watching him and he puts his foot on the po

estate is right here in the city of london this moral sink estate is also nurtured by the government dole but rather than locking in high levels of economic disadvantage this think a state is plagued by intergenerational economic advantage and instead of being impossible for the residents to succeed it is impossible for the residents of this banking sink a state to fail and where is the sink estates for the poor are nearly impossible to escape this banker sink estate is almost impossible to enter but unlike the impoverished sink estate the enriched moral sink estate is always a no go area of high crime where your pockets will definitely be picked your savings month and your pension stolen oh stacey when we going. where here this is the city of london the more i think estate right here outside this office well of course you know the sort of high crime rate areas they often have one gangster thug who runs it all and the gangster thug the moral sink estate that is our banking establishment now we know j.p. morgan chase is worse than enron it's beginning to look as if j.p. morgan chase has ha

treatment of refugees however the israeli beat the system icons on refugees but people who are breaking the dole. on a japanese whaling ship evidence of wholesale slaughter. thus the claim of the sea shepherd conservation society which has released these aerial images of what it alleges the bloodied remains of three minke whales. the group says that we killed inside in it to match the red in eyesight tree for wales. it was the state government to act and not be hoodwinked over claims by tokyo japan up calls this the law. that it's on to the grace that have a look at the fourth age. from this order of the last twenty four hours. there's nothing song to think about this it is butchering of bass whilst i am the type to get into tight leash on him to japan pressure has increased in the israeli government not after the election thanks to step up monitoring in the area and were dismissed criticism saying it plans to move ahead with its election promises. this trade in japan have for years been adults over the contentious issue in nineteen eighty six tokyo pretended to match the moratorium on commercia

we discussed the bulk of the portico and economic situation of the car the fiji group chairman said dole in his opening address underlined that it takes energy determination and belief in the future to go with less than one generation state of war to being a fully fledged member of the biggest club but the bumper six. we admire everything has been the context. and he added that the ep peat group has always supported cr which its european ambitions are supporters constant and unwavering because we are convinced that we are destined to belong to the same community of values we welcome you with open arms is a partner. they're very much looking forward to working with you. croatian democratic union president emo stuff come on go. it was party played a catalyst role in pushing for the eu accession. what is there an hour or an opposition is today addressed the meeting by underlining the importance of eu membership. the first of july twenty thirteen croatia is returning home to the u word belongs as a central european country. he was much more than a common market is a community of free nations

estate is right here in the city of london this moral sink estate is also nurtured by the government dole but rather than locking in high levels of economic disadvantage this state is plagued by intergenerational economic advantage that instead of being impossible for the residents to succeed it is impossible for the residents of this banking sink estate to fill. a soon as the national security agency's astonishingly widespread surveillance became public knowledge the white has leapt to defend it preventing numerous terrorist plots but it seems that's not the case by a long way to put not been funding. when edward snowden first revealed the u.s. government's indiscriminate collection of every american's phone data u.s. president barack obama defended the program insisting that dozens of threats around the world have been a bit courtesy of the national security agency and i say chief general keith alexander claimed metadata collection has thwarted fifty four different terrorism related activities post nine eleven now unfortunately for the white house a new study shows that the numbers they

then next half hour the controversy surrounding irish welcome to the accounts committee bob dole was the base of beatiful private member's motion opening off i was fortunate to freedom of information act makes it a nice words if you're supporting these ants are hands. standing by for saturday because he thought this couldn't get any worse for the irish war to the idea these bonus payments and makes it onto the agenda something which a piece of gum down like an advert in all rounds. yes indeed it is somewhat surprising that will raise but the opposition leader's questions perhaps we hear more about this issue that the private members' debate or indeed the committee which starts in just one day off and are a goldman spokesman said this lunchtime in laws and policy to pay bonuses in sin you see organizations. though the mess that bonuses are paid in the nt and amd's performance rate of pay in samoa state institutions as well. defectors to the tomato pulp ministers may say that these are indeed in the middle seats into agreements to pay a modest amount for which the irish will for worker

bob dole ran against him. romney, an independent of the time. we now have the generation that was brought up seeing ronald reagan. they believe the party of reagan will have people running in 2016 who had their formative years all competing to give the american people the inspirational message that conservatism has been can show andlimited government how civil society can make life better for everybody. >> how is heritage action feeling about mitch mcconnell these days? >> you can go to our scorecard. heritageaction.com. what we do is be very transparently for every member of congress list all the votes we thought were important and why we thought they were important and how they voted. it is the job of the constituents, not me, to look at the scorecard and the overall score and say is this person doing a good job? >> the scorecards, this is not a static process. in terms of trying to marshal resources in that race. what are you going to do? >> we are not involved in electoral accountability. we are asking tough questions, informing voters of to