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right on. "happening now" starts right now. jon: we begin this friday morning with a fox news alert and deadly new violence in benghazi, highlighting fragile security situation in
nearly two years after attacks that claimed lives of four americans. good morning i'm jon scott. >> jon, i'm arthel neville in for jenna lee today. the attack happened earlier this morning. at least six people were killed when militants stormed libyan security headquarters. government troops later retaking the building after a long firefight. now this as fierce reaction pours in after a top military intelligence official testified that u.s. commanders knew early on that the 2012 benghazi attack was a hostile action, not a protest that got out of hand, contradicting the initial white house narrative. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge following the
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story so diligently for us from the beginning. catherine, where did the video explanation came from? what did they say now about that? >> reporter: arthel this statement from then secretary of state hillary clinton on september 11th, 2012, at 10:07 p.m. before the attack was over linked benghazi violence to the video. we believe this is the first public statement to make that connection. on "special report" last night bret baier asked what information was mrs. clinton relying on at that time? >> who tells hillary clinton at 10:00 p.m. to put out this statement, that says, some have sought to justify this vicious behavior. the announcement has already happened about the benghazi attack. as a response to inflammatory material posted on the internet. the united states deplores any intentional effort to denigrate the religious beliefs of others. our commitment is to religious tolerance. goes back to the very beginning of our nation. let me be clear. there is never any justification for violent acts at anytime.
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at 10:00 p.m. eastern time this is still going on this attack. where does that come from. >> i don't know. >> reporter: little is actually known about the president's whereabouts about the night on attack. when pressed former spokesman said the president was not in the situation room that evening. that response is prompting a leading republican senator to send a letter today to the white house asking for further explanation. how could the president be fully engaged on the night of the attack at the same time, according to that spokesman, be absent from the situation room, arthel? >> catherine, as i said you've been out front on this story since the very beginning. what are we learning about the administration's response to your reporting and how this story has been covered here on fox? >> reporter: these new emails from the judicial watch lawsuit show late september 2012 a fox news report by bet blair and myself that u.s. intelligence officials knew within 24 hours it was terrorism, sharply conflicting with the administration statement was
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circulated at most senior levels at white house. then deputy national security advisor denis mcdonough sent a copy of fox report to white house terrorism advise sorry john brennan and former deputy director cia michael morell and ben rhodes who pushed the email about the video. >> the administration has been very worried about telling the truth about benghazi because of the timing of benghazi of the significance is that people were informed in the white house this was a coordinated terrorist attack by a al qaeda affiliate. they understood the political damage that could happen to the president seven weeks before the election. what republicans and others may say about a failed foreign policy so they took that, took the truth and changed it. they misled the american people. they told the story best for the president, not best for the truth. and there has to be some accountability there. they have been worried about fox and others not giving up on
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this. let me tell you when it comes to hillary clinton i don't believe for a second she could not have known about the deteriorating security in benghazi. that she didn't know about the additional security requests that go all the way back to august. but we have to prove that. my instincts tell me that this story is never going to go away as long as they keep lying. >> reporter: it is worth noting about those emails that were released through that federal lawsuit is that after you see these senior administration officials circulating the fox news report, all of their commentary which is extensive, is redacted in those documents, citing personal privacy information. why that would be relevant in an unclassified email is not clear to us here at fox. arthel. >> catherine herridge, thank you, catherine. jon: now this fox news alert. the house oversight committee is issuing a new subpoena now calling for secretary of state john kerry to testify this month on the benghazi attack. committee chairman darrell issa wants secretary kerry to explain
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why those emails released this week which catherine was just referencing were omitted from previous administration submissions to congress. meanwhile major fallout in the wake of the release of those emails as a former obama administration spokesman claims he simply doesn't remember his role in editing the white house talking points. listen. >> according to the emails and timeline the c it a circulates new talking points after they removed a mention of al qaeda. >> yeah. >> and then at 6:21 the white house, you,. >> me. >> add a line about the administration warning of september toneth social media reports calling for demonstrationing. true? >> i believe so. >> did you also change attacks to demonstrations in the talking points? >> maybe. i don't really remember. >> you don't remember? >> dude this, is two years ago. >> dude? it is the thing that everybody is talking about. >> we're talking about the process of editing talking points. that is what bureaucrats do all day long.
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you're producers edit scripts multiple times. jon: let's bring into the discussion bob cusack, managing editor of "the hill." dude, this was like two years ago? we've got four dead americans. the first ambassador killed on the job in 30 years. and they're saying, it's old news? >> yeah. i mean when you have anybody in washington, when they're saying i don't remember, i don't recall, that's a bad sign. i mean this story is going to continue to mention. kerry will have to go to capitol hill. why was that email, why the lawsuit have to bring out that email? and why was that email initially classified? that makes little sense. so a lot of questions here and, they just still haven't been answered as we're going, approaching the two-year anniversary. jon: one of the white house defenses 2 i can try to restate it, that the original request for documents had to do with gauze gaugh emails. they claim that this particular email that just came out, or was
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just released, had to do with all of the protests underway that weekend or that week in the muslim world. does that wash with you, bob? >> that is a pretty weak argument. why not release it and then say that at the time? i mean, there's, clear indications here that they did not want that email out. they could have released it earlier and just the whole line of, well there were no politics in this. listen, months before an election, weeks, months, both side play politics. this happened as lindsey graham was saying seven weeks before the election. it's natural to think about the presidential election. what's a problem is, did they mislead the american public because of the election? jon: meantime, jay carney is saying that releasing that email earlier would not have made a difference. what do you say about that? >> remember, this is ad administration whose touted its transparency. so, not releasing that email rays a big question of what es
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is out there? what else has not come to light. that is the problem. the american public is getting somewhat tired of this debate but it can't be put to rest unless all the answer come out. i think kerry will have a very difficult time explaining why the state department didn't release it. remember, it was not on his watch that benghazi happened but as far as releasing documents, he is going to have to answer those questions. jon: but it was on the watch of the president who was saying that al qaeda was on the run at the time. and of course his secretary of state at the time, hillary clinton, may be the presumed frontrunner for the democratic nomination for president next time around. apparently we still don't know where the president was that night. he was not in the situation room. >> yeah. i think certainly with hillary clinton, maybe the president as well, those questions at some point are going to be answered. hillary clinton will definitely have to answer them when she runs for president in all likelihood. so these, republicans on capitol
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hill are very frustrated. they see this administration not giving these documents to congress, that's a major offense and has been suggested that it is a criminal offense because it doesn't respect the rights of legislative branch. jon: bob cusack, managing editor of "the hill." bob, thanks for joining us this morning. >> thanks, jon. jon: do not miss bret baier's special tonight. benghazi, white house cover up revealed. that is tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern time. it will air again on saturday, 10:00 p.m. eastern time and once more sunday at 9:00 p.m. right here on fox news channel. >> a fox news alert on the mounting crisis in ukraine. as we get new video of pro-russian separatists clashing with ukrainian riot police in the port city of odessa. we're getting reports of at least one person killed there. analysts say the new violence
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could mark a tippingpoint in the conflict, possibly bringing the country closer to civil war. now this as pro-russian militants reportedly shoot down two ukrainian helicopters as troops tightened their siege of the separatist-hold city of slaviansk. they hold their ground barricaded in government buildings as russia calls forage machine u.n. security council meeting set to begin at noon to discuss this very crisis. jon: authorities averting quote unimaginable tragedy in a small minnesota town, arresting a 17-year-old student. they say he was planning to kill his family and bomb a junior and senior high school. mike tobin live in chicago with more on this. police think, mike, that this teenager was actually very close to carrying out this attack? >> reporter: in large part, jon, because of the extensive planning that went into this. nearly a year of planning went
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into this meticulous plot to quote, kill as many students as he could. according to the criminal complaint, 17-year-old john ladieu planned to kill his mother, father, sister and with a 22 caliber rifle because the 22 would not make that noise. he would start a fire to distract first respond is. with authorities busy he plant to head to the junior senior high school and set off bombs and kill people not killed by bombs. the plot was thwarted only because a neighbor spotted him acting suspiciously at a storage unit. officers responded and found him surrounded by bomb-making materials. >> information is revealed in the case that we escaped what could have been a horrific experience. we can reveal this as result of a lucky break or as i choose to do, that god was looking out for all of us. >> reporter: he directed police to his home and gave them keys to his gun safe and directed
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them to three completed pressure cooker bombs. he was disturbed about the amount of guns he possessed. la due directed them to a 108 page notebook delineating the mass murder plot. jon: suicide by cop thing. what are the neighbors saying about this kid? >> reporter: you know, so far no one who spoken publicly anyway saw this coming. superintendent of schools said he was a good kid. he weighs an honor student. no history of trouble, that we know of yet. he was not terribly popular but not an out cast. a person calling himself his best friend said this kid needs help. >> it is just unfortunate he had to be thinking that way. i hope he gets the help he needs. he is a real close friend of mine. he is real smart. has a lot of things going for him. unfortunately he took a wrong path i guess. >> reporter: only strange behavior we know of thus far,
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neighbors said he spent a lot of time in his yard throwing knives and axes at a tree. jon. jon: what a story. good thing they found out about all of this. mike tobin, thank you. >> fox news alert. new job numbers just out this morning showing the unemployment rate dropped to 6.3% in april, the lowest level in more than five years. with the nation's economy adding a higher than forecast 288,000 jobs. our live chat is up and running. we want to hear from you as always. what do you think about the state of the economy and jobs? so just go to foxnews.com/happeningnow. and click on, america's asking, to get in on the chat. jon: well the oscar pistorius trial set to resume on monday the olympian accused of murdering his girlfriend. coming up the evidence that the judge will have to consider there. plus violent clashes between protesters and riot police in seattle. we'll break down what happened
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injuries at this point being reported. as you can imagine people are stranded and subway traffic is backed up. jon: that train would have rumbled right through our building before that accident. what was supposed to be a peaceful may day protest ends in violence in seattle. demonstrators clashing with riot police. police responding with pepper spray, making several arrests in the process. the group showing support for a host of issues including immigration reform and boosting minimum wage. william la jeunesse live for us in los angeles. what happened, william? >> reporter: well, jon, may day is supposed to be about celebrating worker rights with cake and maybe a few spirits unless of course you're in seattle where police arrested 10 for vandalizing cars, breaking windows and setting fires. an improvement over last year when protesters felt pelted police with rocks and bottles. clogging streets and carrying signs, protesters hoped to educate the rest of us who couldn't afford to join them. jon?
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jon: so what about the number of people who were there? was this just a small thing or -- >> reporter: yeah. seattle, about 400, 200 san francisco were activists. they're complained getting priced out of their neighborhoods by high-tech startups. in los angeles, population four million, 1,000 showed up to complain about deportations. sentiment echoed up and down the coast. >> not going to wait any longer for congressman to tell us when we'll reunite with ouries. strong message we're sending today. stop deportation. and have fair immigration reform. >> they're undocumented. and you know it is unfair because they have been here for 21 years and they, are completely americans. you know, they, we talk about politics. we talked about pay their taxes. but unfortunately they're not valued as americans. >> reporter: protests were remarkably peaceful in portland, oakland and san jose and zero
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arrests in los angeles. back to you. jon: william la jeunesse keeping an eye on that from the west coast. william, thank you. arthel: a man convicted of armed robbery is sentenced to prison in 2,000. because of a clerical error he never served his time. now the long arm of the law has caught up with him. he is sitting behind bars. is this fair? we're going to speak to his wife. that is coming up next. plus a dramatic situation in the chicago river. a woman screaming for help from the water. the tense moments leading up to her rescue. >> coming down the bridge, three people started saying help this lady, help this lady. i can't believe this. there is really someone in the middle of the water. got on the bridge, there she is in the mid different water saying, help, help. we ran to this thing, to get the life tube. vo: once upon a time
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jon: a dramatic water rescue to show you in the chicago river. a woman was reported in the water around 1:00. they went into the water to reach her. >> it floated over here. and then the, thank god they came here. i don't think she had much left. the fire department came and the guy grabbed her, you know. it was scary. >> she appeared to be in good condition. she was cold when they removed her from the water. she was transported to northwestern memorial hospital. jon: the woman was taken to the hospital. no word how she ended up in the river. arthel: well he turned over a new leave but apparently it didn't matter. we'll follow a story we brought to you here before on "happening now." in 2000 michael
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anderson was convicted of armed robbery and sentenced to 13 years in prison. but because of a state clerical error he never went to prison. so he got married. he raised a family. never got into trouble with the law again. finally last year, the error was discovered. and michael was sent away. now his fate is hanging in the balance. let's bring in laqana anderson. she is michael's wife. good to see you. >> thank you. arthel: i'm glad to have you here. i want you to start with this. what do you remember about that day last july 2013 when they came to pick up your husband? >> it was very, very painful. very heart-breaking. arthel: what happened that day? >> that day, received a phone call that the s.w.a.t. team as well as the u.s. marshals were
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at our home, taking mike away. while our two-year-old was there with him. arthel: and where were you when you found out? >> i was in oklahoma city for a business meeting. arthel: so you weren't there. your family's now being literally torn apart. your husband is on the way to jail. i can't imagine what you were going through, hearing that. i want to talk to you right now about michael. when is the last time you spoke to him? he is in jail. >> i spoke with him last night. arthel: and what was that conversation, in terms of what you can share to us as it pertains to this case and how he is doing, how he is feeling and perhaps any messages he had for you and the children? >> oh, he told me that he loves us, loves the children as well. told us to keep our head up and keep smiling, and i told him the same thing. and, you know, we constantly pray. you know, we stay very, very
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hopeful. and the conversation just went as well as what's going on with the kids and how was my day at work. it was very positive things. arthel: very positive things. very normal things to hear that take place in a family. as we shop pictures of some events that have occurred over the years with your family. you have been married for seven years. you have four children and, if you can, give me a normal walk through? you know that, i saw that let me get to this, how are your children right now affected by this? >> they're very broken. our children they cry just about every day. they ask me constantly when daddy is coming home. as their mother it is hurts not being able to give them an exact answer. arthel: what are the age ranges of your kids?
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>> they range from age 12 to three. arthel: so the 12-year-old for sure is very well aware what's going on. is that a boy or girl and what do you say to him or her about where their dad is? >> he is a boy. and, he knows where he is. our 11-year-old daughter is affected as well. she knows where he is. and our seven-year-old son, he knows exactly where he is. he saw him being arrested that same day. arthel: he saw that? has he talked about it over the last almost a year now? >> yes. yeah, he asks me, you know, why is daddy not here and he asks me when is he coming home. then we'll be out somewhere and he will say, ma, i remember when daddy did this or when he said this so. arthel: yeah. so normal thoughts of his father
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and good thoughts apparently, pointing out that this, he has been a good father. i want to quickly find out if you have any indication as to what is going to happen monday? this will come up again. the case is going to come up and review it and perhaps decide your husband might come home on monday. do you have any indication what might happen? >> that i do not. again, we are a family of faith. we say very, very hopeful. and we just constantly pray that monday is the day that he is, returned home. with his family. arthel: laqonna anderson i want to thank you for talking to us here on fox this morning. take care. >> thank you. jon: now a fox news alert and it's a big one. fox has learned that house republicans are about to announce the formation of a special committee to investigate what happened in benghazi,
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september 11th, 2012. this according to our ed henry at the white house. we're also hearing that congressman tray gowdy will chair that special committee. representative gowdy set to speak with fox's greta van susteren "on the record." we'll have more details as we get them six people killed in an attack on government security headquarters in benghazi,
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arthel: fox news alert on our top story. at least six people dead in benghazi after militants storm libyan security headquarters there, raising new concerns about the fragile situation. nearly two years after the
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attack that claimed the lives of four americans. greg palkot live now in london. greg? >> reporter: arthel, benghazi remains a very dangerous place. it was bad in 2012 when the u.s. consulate was hit when we were there. it is arguably worse right now. we talked to our contact in the city. he said there was fighting across the town overnight triggered by that assault by armed islamist militants on a police and government security headquarters. at least five soldiers and one police officer were killed, maybe higher. many, many, wounded. militants are trying to seize back a car filled with weapons and ammunition that had been taken by authorities. this follows a car bomb attack at an army camp on outskirts of that eastern libyan city earlier this week. that left two soldiers killed. increasing car bomb is weapon of choice of the islamist militants in that area. that includes ansar al sharia, an al qaeda linked group we and others have tagged in connection with the u.s. consulate attack
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back in 2012. since then there have been more attacks. there have been more assassinations, bombingsings kidnappings. they're all commonplace. not just instituted by islamist. also by other rival militia groups and armed groups since the fall of muammar qaddafi.
remains an unstable place. for foreigners, unwelcoming as well. back to you. arthel: greg palkot, live from london. thank you very much for that report. jon? >> lots of new developments to bring you on the benghazi attacks on september 11, 2012. as we just told you the house republicans will announce the formation of a special congressional committee to investigate the attack, this after new e-mails surfaced on the he had at this timing -- editing process of talking points and bombshell email from a top military intelligence official. with all that how are the mainstream media treating the
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story? let's bring into the conversation judith miller, pulitizer prize winning reporter and fox news contributor and. both fox news contributors. you have a questions why the story continues to be buried in most major papers in this country. >> jon, look, the mainstream media, much helded msm has been really been mia on benghazi. how is it that you can have the release of an email long after it was requested by a house committee and the white house press secretary says, gosh, i don't know how this happened. ask the state department. hello, that's absolutely wonderful. questions about benghazi remain unanswered. where was the president of the united states and hillary, what difference does it make, rodham clinton, the night all of this was going on? okay, i accept the fact maybe we
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couldn't get there in time, why not get there afterwards, pick up pieces, raise the american flag over that facility? jon: interesting too, the defense from jay carney is that, that, this email he says was not about benghazi. he says it was about all of the protests going on at that point in the middle east and yet the, the request the, the request from judicial watch, tammy, was for benghazi documents. so you know, that is what got this thing finally out. jay carney says it wasn't about benghazi. >> yeah, it's very strange now because it's one thing to try to spin the message, which of course is part of his job. this is politics. it's about trying to move your message but now we've moved into misomania. this is dynamic that you're denying someone apparent to everyone and it becomes very, very difficult. it is past the nature of just simply trying to describe the facts and circumstances.
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this is why the word cover-up has begun to be used. i tell my listeners and i think journalism students understand this. certainly judith miller gets 24 very well. is that what you leave out is as important sometimes as to what you include in a story or when you don't cover something. now they're in a point, you guys, where they can't even explain their own past. they can't admit what they have done, but i'm really, i think the special committee that the timing is, is good. it should have happened earlier and despite this now, the mainstream media will have to cover it because this now is many abouting a genuine, legitimate story. it is following a track i think very similar to watergate. jon: you know, and, i suppose you may have heard, judy, the discussion that bret baier was having with tommy vietor, the former white house spokesman. >> right. jon: bret was grilling him about the edits he made in the talking points he released. he said, dude, this is like two years ago. >> yeah, dude.
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ancient history, dude. i enjoy tommy vietor's tweets very much and i kind of miss him at the white house but that was astonishing performance. if you're going to go out there and tell the american people what this thing was about and what your role was in it, you might be prepared for that question. but i think it is this kind of performance that is going to force, force the mainstream media to cover this story and stop dismissing it, as politically motivated and a fox news story. jon: we are going to have -- >> if i could -- jon: go ahead, tammy, real quickly. >> if i could just add, tommy's performance is an indication of them becoming lazy because they haven't been held to account by the media. and as a result it really backed up on them because they haven't been asked hard questions and they have been acting accordingly. so i think we'll see them maybe tighten it up a little bit. jon: tammy, judy, thank you both very much. >> audios, dude. >> thank you. arthel: oscar pistorius trial
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set to resume monday. the olympic athlete is accused murdering his model girlfriend reeva steinkamp. maintains he shot her because he thought she was an intruder. the prosecutor said it was premeditated murder. the trial focused about witness testimony about the night steenkamp was killed and the couple's relationship and pistorius's history with guns. all this giving the judge a lot to consider as she, not a jury, will decide the athlete's fate. fred tecce is former federal prosecutor and keisha evans is a former criminal defense attorney. >> thanks for having me. arthel: what i want to do, guys? i will look at some of the key points the judge has to consider. you tell me if there are arguments that can work in pistorius's favor or not a chance. >> that's a short conversation. arthel: you guys are probably on the sail page on this. fred, i go with you first. go to this point, that pistorius was shown part of reeva's head injury in court. >> it is interesting, if i was prosecutor i wouldn't have done that. there is so much great stuff to
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cross-examine this guy on facts and forensic is evidence and i wouldn't have done and the one shooting water melson. i thought those were carnival barker type moves. i wouldn't have shown it. arthel: the watermelon so zombie type move. >> that hurts him and shows his fascination with weapons. it was the same gun he used to kill eva. it puts him in a bad light. he is everybody seed with using weapons and that's why he killed her. arthel: another key point here is the moment, this is a quote, the moment that changed, that everything changed is when oscar pistorius sobbed, he recounted the moment he realized that he killed eva. you say what? >> i say they're alligator tears. i think it was completely disingenuous. it looked contrived, it looked act thed. he would have done better, his whole theory in the case was it was a mistake. it is horrible, horrible thing. i made a terrible mistake.
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for him to cry and carry on, i don't think it hess him. >> i agree. if this was u.s. court, they would have stopped. you have to compose yourself. it is very distracting. it does seem inseen sear. one of the things makes me think it will not help him this is bench trial. this is not a jury trial. the judge will not be sympathetic as jurors would be. >> it irrelevant. arthel: stay with you on this. text messages, oscar, i'm scared of you talking about his jealous tantrums and his controlling ways. how would that factor. >> that is hurting him as well because it would go to the prosecutor's argument he snapped during the night in question and he had this type of, you know, thing about him where he was controlling. so it actually goes to the motive that the prosecutor is requiring to argue. arthel: final thoughts? >> i think forensic evidence against the guy is overwhelming. he has absolutely no chance of being acquitted. quite frankly should be convicted of murder. arthel: fred, kisha, thank you. >> thanks for having me. have a good weekend.
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arthel: you too. jon: just moments away a joint news conference at the white house rose guarden, president obama, german chancellor angela merkel will address the crisis in ukraine. we'll have their comments for you live when they emerge.
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jon: 13 minutes away from the top of the hour. let's check out what is on "outnumbered." sandra smith and jedediah bila coming up. >> coming up on "outnumbered," the new jobs report a bitten couraging i guess you could say but we still have a long way to go. we'll break that down. >> we have all dealt with snobby salespeople but can they increase sales? the ruder they are, the more you want to buy? what's in a name. research says if it is hard to
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pronounce it is hard to trust. >> that is a bit alarming, jedediah. our #one lucky guy. you never know who it will be. that is top of the hour. jon: looking forward to it. arthel: a fox news alert. fox news learned house republicans are about to announce the formation after special committee to investigate benghazi. this according to our ed henry at the white house. catherine herridge has done extensive reporting on this story. as i said before, and she is joining us now live. catherine, what can you tell is. >> reporter: this just in the last few minutes, arthel, i also received information which really reinforces ed henry's reporting. what was told is an aide to house speaker john boehner has confirmed to a law maker in the house that the select committee is now a go. now a select committee is different than a regular congressional investigation because it brings together members from all of the relevant committees with oversight. so armed services, foreign affairs, intelligence, and the
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witnesses are subject to lengthy depositions, not just q&a with different lawmakers. so it is an extensive deposition. you can bring in people say the intelligence side of the house like former cia director david petroleum and also have at the tame table someone from the state department -- david petraeus. it is not easy for witnesses to play their story off against someone else's story who may not be in the room. the most effective way to get at the facts of what happened. leading up to this, i had been told personally that the house speaker was looking for concrete evidence. so on the record sourcing that took this story right into the heart of the white house. and these documents this week pro judicial watch, including that september 14th email from ben rhodes, the strategic communications advisor from the president, did just. that that does appear to be the tippingpoint. the question now is the timing.
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what i was told is that it could happen today, or the speaker might wait until monday when the house is back in session. and the other outstanding question is whether they will rely on the house resolution that was first brought forward by congressman frank wolf for a select committee or whether a new bill, a new legislation will be used to do this, arthel. arthel: catherine herridge, always on top of this story. thank you very much. for that late-developing bit of information there. thank you, catherine. jon: we are awaiting a joint news conference set to begin at the white house. german chancellor angela merkel and president obama expected to talk about the escalateing crisis in ukraine. might not be all sweetness and light. the germans are apparently quite opposed to new sanctions on russia. the president perhaps would like to see more pressure applied to the russians over what is boeing on in ukraine. our live chat is up and running.
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16-year-old marron sanchez in the stairwell of their connecticut high school. during the hearing he is did not say a word. his parents who attorneys describe as numb over this unimaginable tragedy were not in court, taking their place an uncle who has been appoint ad guardian. his attorney says the 16-year-old who will be tried as an adult is being medicated and on suicide watch at the facility where he is being held. his lawyer says his client is exhibiting signs of psychosis but he is aware of what is happening. >> he certainly understands that he is charged with murder. he understands who we are and understands what our role is and understands the nature of the fact that this is a criminal procedure. whether he understands full ramifications that all remains to be seen. >> reporter: minutes after sanchez was stabbed plaskin allege he had told police, i did it. just arrest me. still not clear a possible motive. the deadly knife attack took place the very same as the
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school's junior class problem. sanchez reportedly turned down his request to be his date. following today's hearing the prosecutor would not discuss the prom or a possible motive or his mental capacity. he said, trying cases such as this take an emotional toll. >> with any case involving a someone that is 16 or 17 years of age, it is always difficult. i have had to prosecute other individuals charged with murder for, in similar circumstances. it is never easy. >> reporter: if convicted of murder, plakin faces up to 60 years behind bars. his court appearance this morning, well it took place, exactly one week after sanchez was stabbed to death. jon: just shake your head at that story. it is so unbelievable. david lee miller, thank you. arthel: it really is. we're moments away from a joint news conference. a live look there at the rose garden and the white house with president obama and german chancellor angela merkel. we'll bring it to you live when they get to those podiums.
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One of the ways to enliven a blank wall is to hang some decoration. Painted canvas, posters, family photos, wall clocks or DIY works of art can spice up the interior with style. Among the decoration pieces are also metal wall art candle holders which can introduce some warm flickering at night. Check my inspiration board below.
Key Metal Wall Sconce Candle Holder
With antique appeal, this wall sconce candle holder will be a perfect decor accent. It's made from sturdy metal in red and gold shades and is versatile enough to suit most rooms in your house. It makes also and excellent gift.
Iron Candelabra Candle Holder
It is an iron candelabra candle holder that has got a pyramid layout and holds five pillar candles. It is very stylish and if you want to have an elegant home you need to have it. You will be impressed how beautiful this candelabra is.
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images candel sconces | Modern Grid Candle Sconce | Apartment Therapy. Square, metal, candles, tealight. Wall decor. tealights, metal
DIY Tin Can Wall Organizer (What to do with all the empty coffee cans I have accumulated. Don't ask why.)
Reclaimed Barn Wood Salvaged Antique Metal Ladle Candle Holder Sconce Wall Art - Set of 2 on Etsy, $58.00
Wrought+Iron+Wall+Decor | Pair of Wrought Iron Candle Holders Rustic Wall Decor Heart Sconces ...
This is a product that has got an artistic character. It is a candle holder that features a wooden branch stylization. This type of product has got space for six candles. It provides light, warmth and style into the house.
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I like this idea for the angled wall that will need some kind of artwork. Would like to find something maybe a little larger and without the votive candle holders, though.
From Wisteria, great wall sconces...sort of midevil.
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Brighten up with our five colorful, punched-metal Prisma wall sconces- set them up with battery-operated candles, and you're ready to glow.
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I have wall mounts like this.... I wonder if I can add the shelf for the candles?
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Metal Wall Art Candle Holder by La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries of Arizona nice for a head board
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A very useful, functional and reliable nesting side table with a glass top and lower storage shelf also made of this material. Its streamlined shape matches any decor and its metal frame with a bronze finish is solid and stylish.
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#DIY with metal tins -- finally, a use for all of those cat food cans.
Rotary candle holder made from a tin can by Chris Cain - Radiance
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This kind of product is a durable and attractive candle holder. It is made of metal with a gold finish, so it is not only solid and resistant to damage, but it also plays the role of a stylish decoration.


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Which Joe gave his name to 'sloppy joes'? We look at five interesting sandwiches and their lexical origins.
1A thing added to something else in order to complete or enhance it.'the handout is a supplement to the official manual'
addition, supplementation, additive, extra, companion, add-on, accessory, adjunct, appendage, appurtenanceappendix, addendum, end matter, tailpiece, codicil, rider, postscript, addition, extension, coda, sequelView synonyms
- 'Instead, they all insisted that course newsgroups should be used only as a supplement to face-to-face discussion.'
- 'A parallel study of regional small businesses and their owners could be an interesting supplement to this study.'
- 'On the other hand, the Accelerando Series is a useful supplement to piano instruction for the elementary pianist of any age.'
- 'Miss Eisner's book, while not replacing Zamoyski's biography, does not seek to do so, and provides a lively and readable supplement.'
- 'Klein's narrative style and focus on individuals might suggest using this book as a supplement in an undergraduate course.'
- 'The existing commentary works as a supplement to the movie without necessarily shedding new light on it.'
- 'Tesco's Internet operations and personal finance offerings also look a strong supplement to the core food business.'
- 'However, the implied premise that the visual supplements would provide the exhibition's historical context was not satisfactorily realized.'
- 'The study is a valuable supplement to our knowledge about the history of the implementation of the social market economy in West Germany.'
- 'All art, all education, can be merely a supplement to nature.'
- 'The array of supplements on the disc is impressive, except in one crucial respect.'
- 'See the online supplement for additional detail on the methods used in this study.'
- 'Approximately 17,000 adults participated in this survey, which was collected as a supplement to the Current Population Survey.'
- 'Anti-lock brakes are a supplement to the standard brake pedal UI, just like power steering is an addition to the usual steering wheel.'
- 'The disc's primary supplement is a feature-length commentary track by Andersson, in Swedish with a separate set of subtitles.'
- 'While the documentaries are the main supplements on each DVD, each comes with a number of additional items.'
- 'The extras are really the selling point though; there is a ton of supplements.'
- 'This was most likely the least interesting supplement on the disc.'
- 'The film's theatrical trailer is the only other supplement.'
- 'The disc continues the selection of interesting supplements available on previous discs.'
- 1.1 A substance taken to remedy the deficiencies in a person's diet.'multivitamin supplements'
- 'The selling of the plethora of diet pills, supplements and herbal remedies is only one part of a broader, troubling picture.'
- 'These are used in the manufacture of cheese products, nutritional supplements and other dairy and nondairy foods.'
- 'Get dietary fiber from foods, not pills or supplements.'
- 'Recent research has investigated the extraction of nutritional supplements and pharmaceuticals from distillers' grains.'
- 'Calving and breeding during periods of adequate, high quality grazing can reduce the amount of needed supplements and annual feed costs.'
- 'I frequently purchase health supplements from a small independent store near my home.'
- 'In contrast, Canada, Germany, France, and other countries regulate supplements more like drugs, requiring proof of quality, safety, and efficacy.'
- 'He said using more dairy products, such as whey, as food ingredients and nutritional supplements, looks very promising, and he gave a detailed overview of the potential market.'
- 'You should inform your doctor if you regularly take garlic supplements or consume raw garlic, especially if you are taking a blood-thinning medicine or routinely use aspirin.'
- 'Older folks often need calcium, vitamin B12 and vitamin D supplements because of physical changes in their bodies.'
- 'Then there are also worries about interactions with herbal supplements and prescription drugs, as well as potential harmful effects.'
- 'Cooperators realized that the greater the hay quality, the fewer supplements were required.'
- 'When used as ingredients in food products or supplements, prebiotics usually are extracted from plants but are not chemically pure, being mixtures of different length polymers.'
- 'Treatment heifers had access to unlimited amounts of ungrazed forage prior to calving and were fed a different supplement.'
- 'Excessive use of fiber supplements can lead to acute digestive problems and blockages.'
- 'It is already used as a food supplement and as an ingredient in adhesives, finishing materials for paper and textiles, paints, and other nonfood products.'
- 'Daily intake of the liquid supplement averaged 1.5 kg per animal during the feeding period.'
- 'To optimize nutrient intake from the supplements, choose forages or concentrate mixtures that allow rapid rates of intake.'
- 'It also banned the use of dead or disabled cows to make dietary supplements, cosmetics, soups or other foods that contain traces of meat.'
- 'He becomes obsessed with pumping iron at the gym and starts taking vitamin and steroid supplements to bulk himself up.'
- 1.2 A separate section, especially a colour magazine, added to a newspaper or periodical.'our special supplement is packed with ideas for healthy hair'
appendix, addendum, end matter, tailpiece, codicil, rider, postscript, addition, extension, coda, sequelmagazine section, pull-out, insert, special-feature sectionView synonyms
- 'Most property supplements have a specific section for advertising rental properties within the classified section, while local papers offer another effective platform.'
- 'The advertisements in the glossy weekend newspaper supplements are an attempt to dictate wants.'
- 'On Tuesday morning, for the first time in two weeks, there was no 24-page Olympic supplement to provide hours of guilty distraction.'
- 'He shows a photograph taken from a Dutch newspaper supplement in which a beautiful model rests her head on it as a pillow.'
- 'We supported these in-person information sessions with new brochures, print ads, and newspaper supplements.'
- 'Still, the newspaper's new TV section - a more female-oriented supplement - is viewed as a positive in the market.'
- 'Its Monday employment supplement - which now runs more than 100 pages and bulges with ads - carried the first serious job listings in Poland.'
- 'The past week has seen a spate of bumper-sized property supplements and a flood of residential properties to the Dublin market.'
- 'Today's Financial Times includes the latest edition of the FT-IT Review, the paper's always-insightful supplement on information technology.'
- 'As to the cars on display, most of the principal revelations are referred to in a separate article in the motoring supplement which accompanies this week's paper.'
- 'That is why the British newspapers are full of 32-page supplements about her life and times.'
- 'One early issue carried a supplement designed to outline the new journal's agenda.'
- 'Reports on the activities of these schools appeared in women's magazines or as part of Sunday newspaper supplements.'
- 'Like this initial one, supplements will be monographs independent from the main body of the magazine in which the work of a practice will be examined through architectural eyes.'
- 'The site will contain editorial from the newspaper's Thursday property supplement as well as property listings, virtual tours of houses for sale and banner advertisements from estate agents.'
- 'Most major newspapers print a wedding-themed supplement during the wedding season, while many areas have at least one bridal magazine or newsletter.'
- 'It is understood that many of the newspapers themselves are less enthusiastic, since readership of supplements is bound to be smaller than that reported for the newspaper as a whole.'
- 'Tucked inside is Assets, a pull-out supplement to test the market for a second title.'
- 'Photographs of domestic architecture that include people become lifestyle advertisements that find their natural place in magazines and Sunday supplements.'
- 'The aim of the new supplement insert is to promote South African art as a serious long-term investment opportunity.'
- 'This drama dressed people from catalogues, from the special offers of comfy, country clothes in Sunday supplements.'
- 1.3 A sum of money paid to increase a person's income.'an earnings-related supplement was paid during the first six months of unemployment'
increase, addition, gain, augmentation, step up, addendum, adjunct, accretion, accrualView synonyms
- 'It's a potential supplement to other sources of income, but there are few people doing this for a living.'
- 'It's not the first IT-related crisis to hit the tax credit system, which was established in its present form two years ago as a means to pay supplements to families on low incomes.'
- 'Do you want to be a full-time game developer, or do you want to do this as an income supplement or a hobby?'
- 'He also pledged to increase the accommodation supplement to match the supplement received by those on the dole.'
- 'They simply provide a fixed-dollar wage supplement (the defined contribution), which employees can then use as they see fit to purchase their own healthcare services.'
- 'They also want the clock stopped for welfare recipients who are in job-training programs or are working but still receiving income supplements.'
- 1.4 An additional charge payable for an extra service or facility.'the single room supplement is £2 per night'
surcharge, addition, increaseView synonyms
- 'Double rooms have a further twelve pound supplement, payable in advance.'
- 'Single travellers willing to share accommodation can bypass the single supplement charge.'
- 'A deposit of €150 will be required at time of booking, and the single supplement is €350 per person.'
- 'However, the fuel supplement will not be charged retrospectively.'
- 'One of the main problems people face when travelling on their own is that they usually get charged a single supplement or sole occupancy rate.'
- 'There is a single room supplement of €25 per night.'
- 'A small supplement is charged for these rooms, but it is well worth it.'
The amount by which an angle is less than 180°.
verb[WITH OBJECT]
Add an extra element or amount to.'I looked for a part-time job to supplement my income'
augment, increase, add to, boost, swell, amplify, enlarge, make bigger, make greater, make largerView synonyms
- 'She pursued that dream, supplementing her meager dancer's pay with work as a runway model.'
- 'They were supplementing the carbohydrates with protein and vitamins.'
- 'These data suggest that when forage is not limited, large increases in energy consumption can be obtained by supplementing protein.'
- 'Instead of supplementing their lives somehow, art and advertising becomes both a means of living and a reason to continue producing work.'
- 'The interview was supplemented with several rounds of scotch.'
- 'He was convinced that the spiritual health of the laity would be helped by supplementing the Latin liturgy with meetings at which religious matters would be expounded in the vernacular and in which the congregation would take part.'
- 'Of course, what most students do is supplement their income by borrowing from the bank.'
- 'These great performances are supplemented by quite breathtaking visuals of a phenomenal quality.'
- 'But the point that many museums are devoted to or supplementing their holdings with popular arts is exciting because it opens a window on unique ideas for audiences who might not have known them before.'
- 'Once the museum building is constructed, the new permanent collection will be on view in a dedicated gallery, supplementing the institution's long history of exhibiting temporary shows.'
- 'For example, it is supplementing its current range of $10 jeans with a $35 option for less price-conscious customers.'
- 'His deft critique of the British media scene is supplemented by useful points of comparison with the situation in America, France, Italy and Sweden.'
- 'Suppliers often recommend supplementing the natural enemies with fly baits, fly traps, and/or residual sprays applied to adult resting areas.'
- 'An exposed brick chimney retains the fire's warmth for hours, supplementing the home's central, water-based heating system.'
- 'He supplemented memories of his war service with field trips of his own, such as the test flight he took in a Grumman seaplane.'
- 'This was supplemented by historical research.'
- 'These findings also imply students see value in supplementing their college training with experiential training before pursuing their entrepreneurial dreams.'
- 'Many of the new bankruptees were supplementing their already-handsome salaries by selling stock options each month.'
- 'By refining these objectives and supplementing them with conceptual images, we shaped the architectural design for the hospital.'
- 'Many people depend on the tax credit money to pay for their childcare, and supplement their incomes.'
Late Middle English: from Latin supplementum, from supplere 'fill up, complete' (see supply).
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Town & Country Ford Body Shop
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Sanctuary awaits you where you can escape the world and you have the opportunity replenish and rejuvenate, to be wrapped in a calming, serene, healing space. To finally relax and be your self exactly as you are. This is s judgement free zone and from the minute you meander up the stepping stone walkway through the perennial garden you will start to feel a shift, a welcoming and a sense of coming home. You'll be invited to enter and be led to the bathroom and shower if you need to use tha facilities or rinse off if you want before beginning the massage. The you will enter into the Heart of the Sanctuary, a professional spa like spacious room with candles, soothing music, soft lighting, with a heated massage table (adjustable to your comfort).
After reviewing your areas of focus, I can disrobe to your comfort level and provide you with a towel to place over you. We start the 4 hand session in a rhythm sequence curling the body alternations areas as we moved in a clockwise or healing spiral direction. One of us start on the back and neck while the other on the upper low back, glutes and legs. In this rhythmic synchronistic dance the flow of energy just transports you to another realm or altered state or peace and healing.
This is not a superficial massage rubbing cream or oil on you. This is real high quality deep massage where you will feel significantly different when you leave. (depth and pressure can be adjusted to your level of comfort). Being a men and knowing a mans body and the areas of tension and emotion or energetic holding, allows us to really know, tune in and find those exact areas and points and unlock and melt those knots and trigger points. We are masc, in shape, muscular easy going down to earth guys with no attitude or need to prove anything. We put our hearts and soul into each session. It's really a work of art and you become the masterpiece! Try us out and you will wonder why you waited so long. Have many reviews on the other ad for individual (2 hand sessions). We also do couples massage and have the space to do the sessions in our two private massage rooms or both in the same room. We offer gift certificates as well!
Avid outdoor/nature guys. Enjoy hiking, gardening, working out and reading. Licensed massage therapist so i am educated and trained in the art of massage and also have a Masters Degree. I enjoy diversity and the many paths of spirituality.
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Bill Cobbs net worth: Bill Cobbs is an American actor who has a net worth of $4 million. Bill Cobbs was born in Cleveland, Ohio in June 1934. He has nearly 200 acting credits to his name and starred as The Dutchman in the television series The Slap Maxwell Story from 1987 to 1988 and as Phil Drexler in the TV series Homeroom in 1989. Cobbs starred as Lewis Coleman in the series I'll Fly Away from 1991 to 1993. From 1997 to 1998 he starred as James Stevenson in the television series The Gregory Hines Show. Russell starred as Elmer Greentree in the TV series The Others in 2000 and also starred as Jack in the series The Michael Richard Show the same year. From 2002 to 2004 he starred as Tony on the television series The Drew Carey Show. Cobbs starred as George on the TV series Go On from 2012 to 2013. He has also starred in the movies The Taking of Pelham One Two Three, Greased Lightning, Trading Places, The Color of Money, New Jack City, The People Under the Stairs, The Bodyguard, Demolition Man, That Thing You Do!, Ghosts of Mississippi, Air Bid, Hope Floats, I Still Know What You Did Last Summer, The Wild Thornberrys, Night at the Museum, The Muppets, and Oz the Great and Powerful.
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Ca' del Baio is the labor of love of four generations of family producers. Today, Giulio Grasso, along with his wife Luciana and their three daughters manage the winery in Treiso and 25 hectares of estate vineyards. The Grasso family follows a hands-on winemaking philosophy, and vines young and old are tended to with passion and care by hand. They've been able to successfully integrate new technology into their traditional methods to produce wines today that showcase the unique terroir of their Langhe vineyards. The Moscato is a delightful straw-colored ... Read More »
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95 points Wine Spectator: "Honey, caramel, sea salt, walnut and dried apricot aromas and flavors signal this intense, complex dessert wine. Lively and harmonious, with fine length and a lingering, nutty finish. (BS, Web—2015)" K&L Notes: Villa Pillo is situated in the heart of the Chianti region, equidistant from the famed cities of Pisa, Florence and Siena. The winery was purchased by John and Kathe Dyson in 1989, who restored the estate, refurbished the winery and replanted many of the vineyards. Their Vin Santo, however, is made from Trebbiano (80%) and Malvasia (20%) planted in 1968. The b... Read More »
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This wine is naturally "frizzante," or half-sparkling, because of the carbon dioxide created during the autoclave fermentation. You know this delightfully sweet, low-alcohol Moscato d'Asti has to be good--it was brought in by one of our favorite Italian importers, Oliver McCrum. La Caudrina owner Romano Dogliotto was one of the first of the region's small producers to start bottling his own wine. With just 5.5% alcohol by volume, this fresh Moscato tastes like biting into a ripe peach with a refreshing burst of bubbles in the mouth. A fantastic dessert w... Read More »
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Though the 2014 has yet to be professionally reviewed, the 2013 earned 91 points and praise from Antonio Galloni: "Cascina Ca' Rossa's 2013 Birbèt (Brachetto) is beautifully perfumed and aromatic, with plenty of spice, crushed rose petal and stone fruit overtones. A dash of mint and white flowers add freshness on the finish. I especially admire the purity of the flavors here." (05/2015)
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A rare tipple made in the centuries-old Marche tradition of using cherries and grapes to make dessert wine. The production is actually quite complicated, as two varieties of cherries are processed separately, half of which are dried in the sun for 40 days before fermentation. Grape wine from the current vintage is used as a base wine, but the fermented cherries are not pressed. Rather, a ripasso process is employed with some wine from the previous vintage. Sour cherries are then also utilized with residual sweetness retained. The resulting dessert wine h... Read More »
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5000 bottles, 1/2 of this extraordinary dessert wine made with dried grapes, 80% Garganega, 8% Turbiana, 12% Trebbiano Toscano. Aged in barriques for 30-40 months. Robert Parker's Wine Advocate on Romano Dal Forno: "Romano Dal Forno is a humble, down to earth and extremely passionate person. Just a few minutes with Dal Forno are enough to understand his unwavering, some might say obsessive, pursuit of quality. I have never met a producer with such a maniacal approach to cleanliness in the cellar. Nothing is wasted here. As I tasted the drying grapes afte... Read More »
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Hyatt Place Nashville Brentwood, Brentwood
- Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 124 smoke-free guestrooms
- Outdoor pool
- Bar/lounge
- Fitness center
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Front desk safe
- Laundry service
- Conference space
- Concierge services
- Free newspapers in the lobby
For families
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Sofa bed
- Refrigerator
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Separate sitting area
What's around
- Towne Centre Theatre (0.9 mi / 1.5 km)
- Travellers Rest Plantation and Museum (2.9 mi / 4.7 km)
- Oscar Farris Agricultural Museum (3.3 mi / 5.4 km)
- Radnor Lake State Park (4.3 mi / 6.9 km)
- Tennessee Agricultural Museum (4.3 mi / 7 km)
Hyatt Place Nashville Brentwood, Brentwoodfrom £117
- Room, 1 King Bed (High Floor)
- Room, 2 Double Beds (High Floor)
- Guest Room, 2 Double Beds
- Room, 1 King Bed, Accessible, Bathtub
- Guest Room, 1 King Bed
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 124 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 6 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out time is noon
- Express check-in/out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Children (18 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets allowed (dogs only) *
- 2 per room (up to 50 lb)
Extra people
- Rollaway beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
Other information
- Smoke-free property
Nearby Three Star Brentwood hotels
In the hotel
- Free buffet breakfast
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Outdoor pool
- Fitness facilities
- Golfing nearby
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Television in common areas in foyer
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Sofa bed
- Premium bedding
- Separate sitting area
- Shower/tub combination
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 42-inch flat-screen TV
- Pay movies
- Premium TV channels
- MP3 docking station
- DVD player
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
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Optional extras
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of USD 75 per accommodation, per stay (maximum USD 175 per stay), plus a one-time cleaning fee of USD 100
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Excellent 4.3 /5 from 471 reviews
Love Hyatt Place & have stayed there 3 or 4 times over the years. We still loved the room but felt it was beginning to show age. The breakfast wasn't as good as in the past.
Solid hotel, wonderful staff, well apportioned breakfast with breakfast sandwich melts that were some of the best hotel food I have had.
nice area, friendly staff
Our four-night stay was very pleasant. I actually looked forward to going back to our room. I liked the sitting room and how both that room and bedroom have access to TV. Bed was very cozy and nice. There was one thing, we turned the heat off because it seemed warm. But it was in the 40s outside, maybe 50 a couple days. But then it was stuffy. We turned the fan on low and it was loud and we didn't use it while we were sleeping. Surprising not to need heat in Wintertime and waking up it was super stuffy.
Although the room was set up nicely and VERY clean, the bed and sofa were incredibly hard, and the bed was very high off the floor. The bathroom's shower was beautiful, but the shower and toilet were crammed into a very small space which made it difficult to close the door. On our last night, the neighbor decided to play very loud music. The whole floor could hear. Management took care of the issue promptly without issue. Nice breakfasts in the morning. Easy access to the interstate.
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One man who has lived, seen and experienced it all, is Irish entertainment journalist Alan Murphy. The 34 year old will now spill the beans this weekend in a new book containing his top celeb interviews. The west of Ireland native has sat down with everyone from Charlize Theron and Enrique Iglesias to Louis Walsh and Janice Dickinson.


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Dietary glycaemic index and glycaemic load in a rural elderly population (60–74 years of age) and their relationship with cardiovascular risk factors
Castro-Quezada I.,University of Granada |
Artacho R.,University of Granada |
Molina-Montes E.,Campus Universitario Of La Cartuja |
Molina-Montes E.,CIBER ISCIII |
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European Journal of Nutrition | Year: 2015
Purpose: To examine the association between dietary glycaemic index (GI) and dietary glycaemic load (GL) with cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk factors in a rural elderly population. Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted in 343 subjects (60–74 years) residing in a Spanish rural area (Priego de Córdoba). Subjects were selected using stratified random sampling. Food intake was assessed using a validated food frequency questionnaire (FFQ). We assigned GI values to each item of the FFQ to estimate dietary GI and GL. Multivariate linear regression models were fitted to assess the association between GI/GL with CVD risk factors (blood glucose, total cholesterol, high-density lipoprotein cholesterol, low-density lipoprotein cholesterol, triglycerides, apolipoprotein A1, body mass index, waist circumference and blood pressure). The potential modifying effect of sex, smoking status, diabetes and medication has been explored. Results: A statistically significant inverse association between dietary GI and blood glucose was found in the multivariate model (p = 0.029): for every 10 unit increment of GI, serum glucose levels decreased by 0.2 units. However, statistical significance was lost after controlling for diabetes or hypoglycaemic medication. In the crude model, dietary GL was associated with triglycerides (ß for every 10 GL units increase = 0.70, p = 0.005), but statistical significance was lost in the multivariate model (p = 0.508). No associations were found between dietary GI/GL and the rest of the variables studied. Conclusions: Neither dietary GI nor GL were associated with CVD risk factors in the study population of Priego de Córdoba. Results obtained suggest the necessity to consider the diagnosis of diabetes in these studies. © 2014, Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg. Source
Tagiew R.,TU Bergakademie Freiberg |
Ignatov D.I.,National Research University Higher School of Economics |
Amroush F.,Campus Universitario Of La Cartuja
Proceedings - IEEE 13th International Conference on Data Mining Workshops, ICDMW 2013 | Year: 2013
In this paper, we want to introduce experimental economics to the field of data mining and vice versa. It continues related work on mining deterministic behavior rules of human subjects in data gathered from experiments. Game-theoretic predictions partially fail to work with this data. Equilibria also known as game-theoretic predictions solely succeed with experienced subjects in specific games - conditions, which are rarely given. Contemporary experimental economics offers a number of alternative models apart from game theory. In relevant literature, these models are always biased by philosophical plausibility considerations and are claimed to fit the data. An agnostic data mining approach to the problem is introduced in this paper - the philosophical plausibility considerations follow after the correlations are found. No other biases are regarded apart from determinism. The dataset of the paper ''Social Learning in Networks' by Choi et al 2012 is taken for evaluation. As a result, we come up with new findings. As future work, the design of a new infrastructure is discussed. © 2013 IEEE. Source
Effect on risk of anencephaly of gene-nutrient interactions between methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase C677T polymorphism and maternal folate, vitamin B12 and homocysteine profile
Lacasan M.,Campus Universitario Of La Cartuja |
Lacasan M.,CIBER ISCIII |
Blanco-Munoz J.,National Institute of Public Health |
Borja-Aburto V.H.,Mexican Institute of Social Security IMSS |
And 8 more authors.
Public Health Nutrition | Year: 2012
Objective To evaluate the effects on anencephaly risk of the interaction between the maternal profile of folate, vitamin B12 and homocysteine and the 677C→T polymorphism in the gene encoding methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase (MTHFR). Design Case-control study paired (1:1) on maternity clinic, date of birth and state of residence. Cases of anencephaly were identified using the Registry of the Mexican Neural Tube Defect Epidemiological Surveillance System. Case and control mothers were selected from the same maternity departments. All mothers completed a structured questionnaire and blood samples were obtained to determine the MTHFR 677CTT polymorphism and biochemical profile. Setting Mexico, Puebla and Guerrero states, Mexico. Subjects A total of 151 mothers of cases and controls were enrolled from March 2000 to February 2001. We had complete information on biochemical profile and MTHFR C677T polymorphism for ninety-eight mothers of cases and ninety-one mothers of controls. Results The adjusted models show that the risk of anencephaly in mothers with 677TT genotype was reduced by 18 % (OR = 0.82; 95 % CI 0.72, 0.94) for each 1 ng/ml increment in serum folate. In terms of tertiles, mothers with 677TT genotype with serum folate levels in the upper tertile (>14.1 ng/ml) had a 95 % lower risk to have a child with anencephaly than mothers with serum folate levels in the first and second tertiles (P trend = 0.012). Conclusions Our data agree with the hypothesis of a gene-nutrient interaction between MTHFR 677CTT polymorphism and folate status. We observed a protective effect on anencephaly risk only in mothers with 677TT genotype as serum folate levels increased. © 2012 The Authors. Source
Schilmann A.,National Institute of Public Health |
Lacasana M.,Campus Universitario Of La Cartuja |
Lacasana M.,CIBER ISCIII |
Blanco-Munoz J.,National Institute of Public Health |
And 3 more authors.
Occupational and Environmental Medicine | Year: 2010
Objectives: Exposure assessment to a single pesticide does not capture the complexity of the occupational exposure. Recently, pesticide use patterns analysis has emerged as an alternative to study these exposures. The aim of this study is to identify the pesticide use pattern among flower growers in Mexico participating in the study on the endocrine and reproductive effects associated with pesticide exposure. Methods: A cross-sectional study was carried out to gather retrospective information on pesticide use applying a questionnaire to the person in charge of the participating flower growing farms. Information about seasonal frequency of pesticide use (rainy and dry) for the years 2004 and 2005 was obtained. Principal components analysis was performed. Results: Complete information was obtained for 88 farms and 23 pesticides were included in the analysis. Six principal components were selected, which explained more than 70% of the data variability. The identified pesticide use patterns during both years were: 1. fungicides benomyl, carbendazim, thiophanate and metalaxyl (both seasons), including triadimephon during the rainy season, chlorotalonyl and insecticide permethrin during the dry season; 2. insecticides oxamyl, biphenthrin and fungicide iprodione (both seasons), including insecticide methomyl during the dry season; 3. fungicide mancozeb and herbicide glyphosate (only during the rainy season); 4. insecticides metamidophos and parathion (both seasons); 5. insecticides omethoate and methomyl (only rainy season); and 6. insecticides abamectin and carbofuran (only dry season). Some pesticides do not show a clear pattern of seasonal use during the studied years. Conclusions: The principal component analysis is useful to summarise a large set of exposure variables into smaller groups of exposure patterns, identifying the mixtures of pesticides in the occupational environment that may have an interactive effect on a particular health effect. Source
Aguilar-Garduno C.,Campus Universitario Of La Cartuja |
Lacasana M.,Campus Universitario Of La Cartuja |
Lacasana M.,CIBER ISCIII |
Blanco-Munoz J.,National Institute of Public Health |
And 2 more authors.
Occupational and Environmental Medicine | Year: 2010
Objective: To assess the relationship between parental occupational exposure to organic solvents, and the risk of anencephaly in Mexico. Methods: A case-control study was conducted based on the registers of the Epidemiological Surveillance System for Neural Tube Defects in Mexico; 151 cases of anencephaly of >20 weeks' gestation were included. A control, born alive and without any apparent congenital malformations at birth, was selected for each case in the same maternity service in which the case was born. Information on occupational exposures, lifestyle habits, reproductive history, use of medicines, supplementation with multivitamins and folic acid, was obtained by a general questionnaire; a food frequency questionnaire was also applied to obtain information of daily intake of folate and other B vitamins. Occupational exposure to organic solvents was based on job title as a proxy for exposure and analysed considering two critical periods around conception. Results: In logistic regression analysis, the odds of having a child with anencephaly was higher if the mother or the father was occupationally exposed to organic solvents during the periconceptional period, or when both parents or at least one of them were occupationally exposed during this period with an adjusted odds ratio of 2.97 (95% CI 1.36 to 6.52). Conclusions: The results support the hypothesis that both maternal and paternal occupational exposure to organic solvents can increase the probability of having a child with anencephaly. Source


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The Wealth of Nature
Economics as If Survival Mattered
by John Michael Greer
The Wealth of Nature proposes a new model of economics based on the integral value of ecology. Building on the foundations of E.F. Schumacher's revolutionary "economics as if people mattered", this book examines the true cost of confusing money with wealth. By analyzing the mistakes of contemporary economics, it shows how an economy centered on natural capital—the raw materials that support human life—can move our society toward a more productive relationship with the planet that sustains us all.
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Ever wish you could communicate with your pets?
Becky McKeen – aka Oakville's Dr. Dolittle – recorded a video of her cat Bowie allegedly saying the simple words "hello" and "what's up", which has been shared by CityNews here.
McKeen claims that Bowie wakes her up with those basic human greetings every morning, and that the video below hasn't been doctored in any way.
Have a listen. Do you think the cat is talking?