a state getting and the irs was the only player left that had to fill out a two page form that they could doug shulman in a lot of that they do in a lot of other cases to move the asset for fitture along? whose doesn t move with you virginia s. given how little is necessary to accomplish this and that all of the other players had done their job to finish out the case and finish the distribution of the asset forfeiture. while the federal government got and kept their billion dollars. billion with a b. virginia was trying to get about 100 million today s $125 million we earned with the investigation from a criminal defendant that was sitting in treasury accounts and the irs was the only block. they were the only block left and after eight months of incompetentence it starts to look like more than
schedule as united states ambassador to south korea. he also went out for sushi with his daughters during this three-day get-away and the daughters said dad, you can eat anything, so long as it doesn t move. way to go. brian: he does say he was planning a week vacation. he only took one day before the tension started. let s talk about something happening downtown. you knew abu ghaith, you can see him in the shot with osama bin laden. he s a smoker, so that s not healthy. also living in the sand and running for your life, also not healthy. there he is. he was let out of iran. we asked turkey to turn him over. we finally get limb in the united arab emirates, i believe. we pick him up. instead of bringing him to gitmo where he gets a trial, we bring him to new york city where he gets tried like anybody else. therefore, he is subjected to the budget in new york city which they say will
hundreds and maybe thousands of years, so it s probably not going to stop in its entirety, but as far as this particular slide, the longer it stays still and doesn t move, the more likely it s not going to continue. reporter: 5.3 million square the feet of land fell. enough to fill 40,000 dump trucks. access to homes is still an issue. people who live on top of the bluff, they can get there. the danger for them is the cliff s edge keeps creeping closer to their homes, but for 17 people down below where we are, the road to their property has been destroyed and we re told most likely will never be rebuilt. they can get to their homes now by taking a short five minute walk on a steep sleepry path and there s talk of making it a one lane gravel road, but the real question
do you share the concerns that senator paul had? would you have joined the filibuster? have to give a lot of credit to rand paul. he disclosed his secret hold. i put a hold on a three-star general, i wasn t hiding. i think this crazy secret hold stuff is insane reporter: basically, a senator can put a hold on a nominee and don t have to explain that they have done tbut we know that the nominee doesn t move. if you are putting a hold on someone, you should step up to the plate and own it. i did that on an issue. i am not afraid. i think what he did for 13 hours is a credit to what the filibuster process is about. put your name on the table, tell people exactly why you are putting a hold on it and fight the good fight. that s what he d. i think several of us, you saw, a letter, a group of us, a bipartisan, odd collection of us, concerned about the information available. i think rand paul was trying to put that out there. where is the information?
already nominated an openly gay federal judge. happens to be a friend of mine. a couple of years ago. judge etkin. this is something where, you know, a lot of people spend a lot of time focussing on these marquee issues, whether it s same-sex marriage or immigration, and if the president doesn t move fast enough, he is against us. he is not leading. he is not doing anything. if you just scratch below the surface just for a minute, you will find a slew of things the president is doing out of the public glare that will have enormous impact on the country and on american society and on the way society views itself, and this is this is a prime example. people don t understand the judiciary. they just think these are folks who are in robes and who render judgments, but if you have a judiciary that looks like america and there are people on the bench who look like you it changes our justice system. it changes the way americans