we just finished speaking with mrs. smith, mrs. patricia smith, mother of sean smith, one of the victims of the benghazi attack on september 11th, 2012. she was cited in last night's debate for saying that hillary clinton had lied to her and, hillary clinton said there on stage, to everyone, no, in fact, that woman is wrong. well patricia smith just told us she absolutely is not wrong. hear her here. >> i want the government, not to call me a liar because that is incredible. i don't lie like that. she is a proven liar. that's near here nor there. i want to know why my son was dead. trish: retired lieutenant colonel ralph peters, fox news strategic analyst still with me along with howie kurtz, host of "mediabuzz." colonel, as we went to break, you were basically saying this is a woman who was effectively hillary clinton's collateral damage? that the administration doesn't care enough about these families to contact them personally. she said she did speak with the administration officials at her son's coffin ceremony and that was whe

mr. smith: mr. speaker, i want to thank mr. sherman for his very eloquent remarks and strong support for this resolution and urge support and passage of this resolution and yield back the balance of our time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey yields back the balance of his time. all time having now expired, the question is will the house suspend the rules and agree to house concurrent resolution 121, as amended. those in favor will say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative -- mr. smith: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey. mr. smith: on that i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this uestion will be postponed. for what pur

so i feel bad for mrs. smith. i definitely do and for the other family members but she's right. the only person being dishonest is hillary. deirdre: hillary clinton, the government, some form of both it seems like, owe mrs. smith an apology, in not at least a explanation. she wants to understand what happened to her son. >> i think they're still trying to make their story sound positive to them. anybody following benghazi, unfortunately i would say benghazi has been in the news so much many americans probably aren't paying a lot of attention to it. it may not alter how they vote in primaries or the general election. the hearings are still going on, the investigation by the house panel. so you know, at a bare minimum, if not hillary clinton, somebody close to her could call mrs. smith and not only express what hillary said, whether it is true or not, that she deeply regrets what happened, give her a little bit of substance what really occurred that night. we've seen testimony come out, no question, big questions themselves about the security. i can tell you this, deirdre, catheri

we'll go now to mr. chris smith of new jersey. mr. smith: thank you very much, mr. chairman. welcome both of you to the committee. yesterday, i chaired an oversight committee focusing on the 14 countries that reuters found after a series of investigative reports. i want this on the record and i hope the press takes note of this, because i think it is an egregious flaw in the implementation of the trafficking victims protection act, which i am the author of. i'm deeply concerned that cuba's tier 3 state department ranking, which is the worst, it was designated in the bush administration, and then in the obama administration and then manipulated politically for nonhuman trafficking in anticipation of the rapprochement. i find absurd. the report should be absolutely accurate, and speak truth to power -- are you bored with this? >> no, sir. mr. smith: when it comes to sex trafficking and child sex tourism which is rampant and the castro regime gleans enormous profits from it, as they do it labor trafficking. we have an upgrade which takes them off the sanctions list which i find

smith who cannot always leave the house. we talked to the dog's owner off-camera and he said the dog ran away and did not return and another neighbor said she hasn't seen the dog either. >> we are frightened. we are fighting a losing battle. >> reporter: : ey are frustrated watching carriers deliver two houses down the block. >> i'm . >> i'm only eight where the dog was. it is just a different carrier. >> reporter: mr. smith has filed a complaint. >> how can you do this to us? it is not fair. >> reporter: he is still eating for ask - - answers. he just . he just wants his mail. [ crying ] >> we call the postmaster to find out when they will start delivering again and we are still waiting to hear back. police say the investigation is still ongoing into that dog attack. >>> and activist is trying to prevent dogs from being chained up all day long. cynthia smith started this petition and she's asking commissioners to stop tethering and chaining. 6600 signatures >> two little girls are still in the hospital with multiple injurie

smith wasn't paying attention. as for all the damage, the truck, the wall to the highway, the jose marti park, the pool, the pool area, the community center, all of that falls, no pun intended, on the city in terms of the amount of damages that's not been released to state police yet. nbc 6 news. >>> new tonight, a south florida miami-dade police say they were conducting an investigation when one of their officers fired at that dog.g. laura rodriguez is joining us live from northwest miami-dadad where she spoke to that dog's own. >> reporter: the dog's owner and her son live here at this home off northwest 18th avenue. she walked outside this morning to see if the garbage had been picked up when she suddenly saw officers arrived in an unmarked police car. the officers showed them a photo of someone who does not live at their home. they believe police were looking for someone who used to live here. this family has only been here for three months. the woman says when she saw the officers, she alerted them about her d

mr. smith: but he's the point person for the goth. mr. wolosky: he may be now but may not be tomorrow. with edon't rely on particular personalities is the bottom line. mr. smith: i understand but with all due respect, personnel is policy. if a government has a person walking point on a particular issue like this one, and it happens to be this minister of interior, we want to know if he's a person who can be trusted, particularly with such people who have committed terrorism and may recommit. mr. wolosky: again, i have not met him so i feel uncomfortable offering a personal assessment and what we do do is we base our decisions on governments as a whosme mr. smith: that's why for the record if you could provide additional amplify case of those who analyze the situation and felt comfortable enough to proceed with this vis-a-vis this particular minister. mr. wolosky: the department of state felt comfortable. mr. smith: could you provide us that analysis in followup answer. mr. wolosky: to be clear, the alysis of -- mr. royce: we can do that t

thank you very much, mr. smith. i hope you are recording your knowledge. i may visual person, and you are great. now to my comment and question. my comment is this old, stale, conventional thinking one out the nano second of january 1, 2001, the actual start of the 21st century. the thing with trump, i think people are looking at him -- they should be looking at the people more. they are tired, for example, of big government, the feds directly or indirectly protecting poppy fields in afghanistan, and here police are trying to figure out how to save recorde record amount -- amounts of hair when overdoses -- heroin overdoses. nobody is being held accountable. now to my question on history repeating itself. is it hard to look at history because of america's uniqueness with the constitution? likenow, i do see things gangsterism-- is not a color. host: we need to wrap this up. caller: i have not heard "gunned down" in the media until recently. anything you want to respond to there? the constitution is a unique and incredible turning point arguably in the histor

mr. smith: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on this resolution. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. smith: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. smith: mr. speaker, the u.n. security council should move immediately to establish a syrian war crimes tribunal. h.con.res. 121, which i introduced, and it's a bipartisan piece of legislation, it's backed by the chairman, chairman royce, as well as by he will yote engel, and others -- eliot engel, and others, calls on the administration to pursue this policy goal, including using our voice and our vote at the united nations. mr. speaker, past ad hoc regional war crimes tribunals, including courts for sierra leone, rwanda and former yugoslavia have made a significant difference in holding some of the worst mass murderers to account with success

. >> i think mr. smith has the wrong impression that it is not financially impacting our businesses when it severely is. >> commissioners did vote to have staff comome up with an ordinance similar to lakelands. they expect to vote on that proposal by august. >>> well, he lost his job after a well publicized affair. >> now, general david petraeus side. >> he was one of the military's most decorated and admired generals until he fell from grace. >> geneneral david petraeus had a highly publicized affair that cost him his top job at the cia and led to criminal charges. today, he spoke with newschannel8's john rogers in sarasota andnd john, we understand he opened up about that scandal. >> reporter: he certainly did. general petraeus says he learned a lot about the incident and those are lessons he is sharing with others. david petraeus has experienced many challenges in his storied military career. and one of his biggest challenges was hotly publicized. >> what is it we learned and what can the public le

my name is mr. smith: terrence. all right. you are looking for me, man. i am looking after for you. >> we always try to teach them how to behave and be respectful to adults in any situation. but right now, it is just awareness and being aware of your surroundings and what is going on in your community because right now a lot of issues are going on and a lot of things you can stay away from if you choose to and a lot of things you can get into if you choose to as well. so i think the best thing is awareness and the choices that you make that can have an effect on the rest of your life real quick. >> the pupils like terrence. he speaks their language. of course, he can't solve all their problems over night. but at least he listens to them and understands them. anchor: that's it from us this week at global 3000. let us know what you think of the show! find us on facebook or write to us at global3000@dw.com. see you next time! [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.or

it reads in part quoarkts the video shows mr. smith was not. >> text org using his phone and no other vehicle appears to be involved. we are still reviewing the case with risk management and law dements departmentnt whrargd steps to follow next. end quote. eent city of miami calli this a miracle. let me show yu where we end here night this playground right here at this park is usually packed taz is this evening. that day happened to be a hoday. so there weren't so many people, so many children here down below when that garbage truck came crashing down. we're live in miami night rosh lowe. 7 news. >>> >>> >> belkeys: now at 6:00, a south florida man arrested accused of an alarm ago salt on a little girl. police fear there could b more victims. seven eats nicole linsalata is beach with the details. nicole. >> reporter: well, belkeys, all is happening on sunday in the area where we are west sample road just west of i-95. again, detective being very vague about that because they don't want to identify the girl in this case. let's sho

smith, to suspend the rules and agree to house concurrent resolution 121 as amended. the clerk will report the thifmente resolution. the clerk: house concurrent resolution 121, concurrent resolution expressing the sense of the congress condemning the gross violations of international law amounting to war crimes and crimes against humanities by the government of syria, its allies and other parties to the conflict in syria and asking the president to direct his ambassador at the united nations to promote the establishment of a war crimes tribunal where these crimes could be addressed. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and agree to the concurrent resolution as amended? members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of repr

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live quote mr. philpot and mr. smith just hospital and both boys who were hospitalized are doing very well and are in very high spirits. both boys and their families want the madison community to know they appreciate the support. end quote again, here are the names of the victims jordan just again, here are the names of the victims jordan just mentioned. 15-year old cameron smith and 14-year old cooper caffrey.. were shot. school leaders say they are in good spirits and appreciate the support from community. two other students were injured... 14-year old katherine doucette and 14- year old brant murray. today, the 14-year- old boy accused in the school shooting is set to face a judge rob dblbx our sara celi is live at the butler count juvenile detention young teen james austin hancock is being held in the juvenile dentention center right now... and his hearing is at 8:30. vo hancock is 14 years old... and he has no criminal history we do know he was on the school wrestling team prior to this incident... "if he stay

. >> you start with john and elizabeth mr. and mrs. smith to become spies. >> white people back in the day or abolitionist the story needs to be told and eight represent that it is that.where they decide they are finally going to do something about it. >> will come to the underground. >> underground premieres tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. on >> anglo-irish kick and it is where we are located right across from the capital just to make it a little bit easier. >> that is amaretto an irish cream flavored we do is da vinci flavors d not actual alcohol is the tree on st. patrick's day to come into the store. >> do they all have a cream on >> we premixed all of our flavors because we would truly have a line out the door from 7:00 a.m. until the end of the day, so we try to make it is we do is a lot of our mixes in the kitchen, and get your in and you in and out the door. this one is hazelnut and irish cream. >> this is called the shamrock? >> yes it will just be around until st. patrick's day. >> a limited time only, folks. >> yes. do not want

smith. mr. payment. the payment: on behalf of congress of the ma can indian, i thank you for holding this hearing. howof the key measures of and whether the federal government is building its trust us possibility. respect for self-determination is essential for tribal government to meet our needs for citizens. continued emergencies and needed health emergencies -- overall, we appreciate the coordination and the budget request and encourage congress to recognize the budgetary needs of indian country must be addressed across federal agencies to be successful. it is not enough to boost funding for education and public safety without also adjusting the need for housing, teachers and law enforcement personnel. a great example of cooperation is the initiative which is a pilot program that adjust families and community well-being. we ask you to? violence, party in indian -- poverty in indian country. we have seen progress in congress is support for indian 2016 included substantial increases for the ihs and othe

you can see mr. smith here driving the city of miami garbage truck. it's i-95 near southwest 7th street. all of a sudden, he loses control. watch it here. the garbage truck falls 100 feet off the side of i-95, lands in the park. troopers say it's an absolute miracle no one lost their life. >> in the video, you will see him hitting the left guardrail twice and then overreacting and it's a miracle that he survived. >> he was hospitalized. he is now out of the hospital. when he was in the ryder trama center, we spoke with his family. >> i thought my brother was gone. i said he's dead, like, can't nobody survive that. like, he's dead, like, i honestly thought he was dead. iept calling and his fiance called me and told me he's still alive. he was literally breathing still on the ground. >> reporter: and now we have this view, side the truck the moment it flies off the side of i-595. fhp tells me they are continuing their investigation. we willl have much more of this video coming up later today. one final note, when w w spoke with trooper, they tell me and

thank you now we have the advisory report mr. smith. >> good morning president james and commissioners acting director of the staff the advisory committee met on wednesday february 17th, however, due to an issue of low attendance no action were taken a more complete report will be in april a presentation by the supervisor of the institute on amp and gave a presentation on the adrc and the community partnership the education committee next training will be on april 18th at the institute on aging the last in a series of financial elderly abuse issues in july usf will provide a 34g9 presentations for the training and lastly a meeting will take place on wednesday march the 9 with acting intern achieve director to boost the mile-per-hour and enrollment we don't want interesting to have one of us having action i know you want to hear what they're doing and sxhavnt looking for new members and working with the staff this is next to make sure that takes place that's my report for right now any questions? >> and if you know of anyone we ha

smith has a satisfactory driving record while driving for the city. we are live in miami tonight, 7 news night team. >>> mother relessed after allegedly abducting her young son from south florida foster homeme. 20 month old -- 21 month old logan hernandez found safe in his mother questioned and released by officials in laredo. miami police issued arrest warrant for her. three other people including the boy's legal guardian an arrested in connection to the child's disappearance. mom and baby last seen at the miami home along 26 street and south west 34th court on saturday. police say the child's caretaker knew his mom had borrowedhad borroweded a bus to texas but gave police a fake story. >> two fishermen saved at sea. radio for help and fired off a flare when the 27 foot boat started sinking off fort myers. the duo jumped in a raft and and waited for coast guard crew to arrive. both men safely brought back to shore. >>> high profile former mayor making major announcement running for the presidency and bashing two candidates in the process. >> robin is

mr. smith: mr. speaker, first of all, i want to thank the chairman of the rules committee and my texas colleague for yielding me time. and also for his very generous comments. mr. speaker, i support this resolution, authorizing the speaker to submit a brief to the supreme court in support of a texas-led lawsuit challenging the president's amnesty policies. it is critical that the house of representatives defend the constitution, which specifically gives congress, not the president, the power to enact immigration laws. regrettably the president's policies have ignored laws, undermined laws and changed immigration laws. the president's policies have led to a surge of tens of thousands of illegal immigrants across our borders, allowed unlawful immigrants to compete with unemployed americans for scarce jobs, and established sanctuary cities that release grants us criminal im into our neighborhoods -- immigrants into our neighborhoods where many go on to commit other crimes. the house of representatives

and pat smith still waits for answers. here she is the day after the debate. >> mrs. smith, what could she do -- should she do now? >> come -- i want to speak to her personally. and i want to be able to ask her what happened. and i want her to be able to tell me what happened. i don't believe she's got the guts to do that. as madelinalbright said there's a special place in hell for people like her. and i hope she enjoys it there. >> yep. there you go. [ cheers and applause ] >> jillian, what did you make of her benghazi response? >> here's the thing. when we talk about the u.s. and libya's relationship and benghazi, i worry that we're a little bit losing sight of the forest for the trees. if i said that the right way. >> i think you did. >> i think. what i'm trying to say is, it's tragic, obviously, that ambassador stephens our ambassador to libya lost his life in 2011 and the three other americans. but what's much more tragic is the fact that we intervened in this country to depose a sort of militant dictator without any plan for the aftermath that was to come. and a

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. >> thank you, mr. co-bean (clapping.) and good afternoon ms. smith. >> good afternoon. director nolan and esteemed board members i'll the marketing manager my honor to be accepting this on behalf of the sfmta team to make sure we delivered our transportation plans as i call the groups i want to members to stand up first our finance and technology team this group developed the budget and account for the costs related to super bowl 50 and many of the teams they volunteered as transportation ambassadors on the streets to insure that customers would find their way to the bus and around the city next our taxi accessibility team this group maintained our taxi zones around the evident and the parking enforcement they prioritized the path around the event and assisted with the maps and conveyed the sergeant and insure that the mayor's office on disability on protocol are these and sensitivity training and over capital group this group worked on the octavia boulevard wires and switch backs to successfully implement the muni routes to made sure that the customers got around in a

back over to mr. smith. >> a bit of a chilly morning out there a live look right now. looking from rutherford, new jersey over to midtown the empire state building right smack dab in the middle of your screen. even see the chrysler building the screen. if we take a spin on the weather wheel today, it's quite a bit cooler than it was yesterday. we have the back door cold front move on through last night and now we have a wind coming in if from the east -- from the east. only 51 by 10:00 in the morning and mid 50s by the afternoon. probably more cloud cover than sunshine and there will be few breaks of sun especially later on today. 55 the temperature by around dinner time. but eastern long island is in the 40s all day and same thing with southwestern connecticut and bridgeport. whereas areas south and west of the city wail get up to the 60- degree mark. actually higher than that. we have some rain on the way and talk about that in the full accuweather seven day forecast. for easter weekend and beyond coming up after the break. right now in the meantime over to heather.

. >> thank you, mr. co-bean (clapping.) and good afternoon ms. smith. >> good afternoon. director nolan and esteemed board members i'll the marketing manager my honor to be accepting this on behalf of the sfmta team to make sure we delivered our transportation plans as i call the groups i want to members to stand up first our finance and technology team this group developed the budget and account for the costs related to super bowl 50 and many of the teams they volunteered as transportation ambassadors on the streets to insure that customers would find their way to the bus and around the city next our taxi accessibility team this group maintained our taxi zones around the evident and the parking enforcement they prioritized the path around the event and assisted with the maps and conveyed the sergeant and insure that the mayor's office on disability on protocol are these and sensitivity training and over capital group this group worked on the octavia boulevard wires and switch backs to successfully implement the muni routes to made sure that the customers got around in a

we are all becoming characters in "mr. smith goes to washington." you see it in all the stupid things such as the background of the emails, and whatever. there, there is nothing for bernie. bernie has these plans, but hillary now almost has the identical same plans that bernie is giving out. i would rather have the gun was able to create and come up with those plans than the person was able to mimic it. she has such a much more sophisticated and locked up network of getting through a message. it doesn't even have to be her own. one thing that also really bothers me is that with all of sorry, i'ms being -- nervous here. upeo of the issues that come with mr. trump, and everything. how many of those things are actually of his doing? versus things that are built up demagoguery, bank, of the media. i'm so distraught over this. it seems like it is ruining our country. mr. sanders at think it's a very unique individual with a unique set of skills and a very unique demeanor. it would be a shame if we did resource, orhis him as a resource. to help us get our

mr. smith: media research center analysis of "the new york times" provides an example. m.r.c. found that since last august, the "new york times" has never characterized hillary clinton or bernie sanders as being hard line or hard left. in contrast, republican candidates have been labeled as hardline 45 times and hard right 13 times. zero. 58 to americans will continue to view the media as a problem until it provides fair and balanced coverage. the media should give the american people the facts, not tell them what to think. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker, i rise today in order to bring attention to an issue of afflicting communities in southeast los angeles. today communities in vernon and surrounding areas are dealing with the aftermath of years of toxic contamination by a now closed lead acid battery recycling plant. ms. sanchez: the recycling plant, owned by the company excite technologies, op

did mr. smith's resignation, was it about the budget or about europe, about a leadership challenge to david cameron? help americans understand what is going on in the government right now. dr. fox: as a conservative member of parliament, we are being booked government opposition simultaneously, and we have effective opposition to speak of with the labour party. they almost got wiped out at the general election. there is and always has been a really strong division inside the conservative party, largely based on sovereignty, which is a much more an issue to conservatives than two other parties. but, and quite a big but, we now know from all our polling that this is a schism that runs right through the british public. polls are pretty much neck in neck. the public is totally taken aback by the parliamentary decision had half the members of parliament are signed up to leave the campaign in one form or another. much bigger than the governments predicted. i think that is because the feeling on tha

. >> thank you, mr. co-bean (clapping.) and good afternoon ms. smith. >> good afternoon. director nolan and esteemed board members i'll the marketing manager my honor to be accepting this on behalf of the sfmta team to make sure we delivered our transportation plans as i call the groups i want to members to stand up first our finance and technology team this group developed the budget and account for the costs related to super bowl 50 and many of the teams they volunteered as transportation ambassadors on the streets to insure that customers would find their way to the bus and around the city next our taxi accessibility team this group maintained our taxi zones around the evident and the parking enforcement they prioritized the path around the event and assisted with the maps and conveyed the sergeant and insure that the mayor's office on disability on protocol are these and sensitivity training and over capital group this group worked on the octavia boulevard wires and switch backs to successfully implement the muni routes to made sure that the customers got around in a

smith h there dwayne smith giving upingu others taking two hours.o h we met a lady who goes to -- t she's a nanny and she says she's going to be an hour and a half late to getting to her family so just a rough kind of morning,f i guys, as metro did what they hay to do.o. >> bob, real quick. q you've been on this route ahis a couple of times. of t as far as we see a lot of emptye seats right now.s t no i realize people are getting on and off. is it as crowded as it would beu on normal day or not? >> reporter: on this bus ride bd out, yes, this is about how youh would see it.woul we were on earlier about an houu or so ago on 39 bus heading into the city along independencendepe avenue and it wa so the rides in are a lot more crowded than they would normalla be. be. this one is heading back outg ba into the suburbs and this is about as as it would normally by on a weekday morning in the --he what are we, in the 8:00 o'clocl hour.hour. >> i'm guessing we'll see youssn heading back into the city agai in the future very soon. s thanks, bob g to see you. see y >> reporter: yes. >> still ahead thi

. >> thank you, mr. co-bean (clapping.) and good afternoon ms. smith. >> good afternoon. director nolan and esteemed board members i'll the marketing manager my honor to be accepting this on behalf of the sfmta team to make sure we delivered our transportation plans as i call the groups i want to members to stand up first our finance and technology team this group developed the budget and account for the costs related to super bowl 50 and many of the teams they volunteered as transportation ambassadors on the streets to insure that customers would find their way to the bus and around the city next our taxi accessibility team this group maintained our taxi zones around the evident and the parking enforcement they prioritized the path around the event and assisted with the maps and conveyed the sergeant and insure that the mayor's office on disability on protocol are these and sensitivity training and over capital group this group worked on the octavia boulevard wires and switch backs to successfully implement the muni routes to made sure that the customers got around in a

. >> thank you, mr. co-bean (clapping.) and good afternoon ms. smith. >> good afternoon. director nolan and esteemed board members i'll the marketing manager my honor to be accepting this on behalf of the sfmta team to make sure we delivered our transportation plans as i call the groups i want to members to stand up first our finance and technology team this group developed the budget and account for the costs related to super bowl 50 and many of the teams they volunteered as transportation ambassadors on the streets to insure that customers would find their way to the bus and around the city next our taxi accessibility team this group maintained our taxi zones around the evident and the parking enforcement they prioritized the path around the event and assisted with the maps and conveyed the sergeant and insure that the mayor's office on disability on protocol are these and sensitivity training and over capital group this group worked on the octavia boulevard wires and switch backs to successfully implement the muni routes to made sure that the customers got around in a

mr. smith talking about the idea that amazon wants to talk about their own destiny. good luck. yesterday a story about amazon trying hard to do drones. these are all expenses. international will be an expense. amazon is in spend mode. people thought they got away from that. they're back in it. i thought the note made sense. it's a strong note to buy, not a downgrade. goog google has gotten aggressive. since ruth piatt got there, they keep monetizing and monetizing. let's see if the nfl does china. it's natural for google to take those games. youtube is international. maybe football takes off. that's the next thing if google gets involved. google is so much more money than all the networks put together. >> good to watch. amazon down almost a percent. not 4% like i said earlier. >> look at ge. you might think at another time when the market went that strong. people would say sell ge. they just made a big bet. some people might say that strength is unnatural. this is a great opportunity to sell. there's been so many great opportunities to sell that have been wrong since the market

. >> what they can do is this if we read this literally, mr. smith is indicted for a banking law violation, he has $100,000 of other people's money. the government can say that the restraining order of the court prohibits his wife, any other client, the milkmen, anyone in the world, from taking, not the $100,000 that belonged to the bank, but any other 100,000 that he got for any other purpose, i guess including his retirement fund, including no matter what. it seems to me that's what it says, any other person from taking property of equivalent value, and he hasn't been convicted of anything. >> yes, but it's referring again to a person who, it is probable cause to believe has obtained money as a result of a criminal violation. vendor provides a mechanism for restraining it. it's not aimed at restraining people a of nothing to do with e case and less they are holding the defendants money. >> this is innocent money. the defendant, not the money he obtained as a result of a violation of the money he did nothing, that's what this case is about. >>

did mr. smith's resignation -- was it about the budget, was it about europe were a leadership challenge, help the americans understand what is going on in the government right now. >> as a concerned member of parliament, there are times we should probably paid double. we have no effective opposition to speak of in the uk at the present time is of the labour party and they almost got wiped out at the general election. there is and always has been a strong division in the party largely based on the issue of sovereignty which is much more an issue to conservatives than to other parties. but coming in here is quite a big about, we know that this runs right through the british public at least they've pretty much neck and neck. i think that the current leadership in britain was totally taken aback by the strength of the parliament reappointed whereby half of the members of the parliament are signed up to believe be leave the campaign in one form or another much bigger than the government predicted.