>> it was a brand new program in n.y.at was later shown by the aclu and others to indicate racial profiling. they stopped 700,000 people and 87 percent were >> did it work? >> it would depend on who you are talking to. most people would suggest that better technology and deployment when they were arguing that it was racial profiling, they were saying it also reduces crime >> racial profiling is one of office topics the >> there is no question and when you have numbers like the chief referred to, and 80 percent of the people turn out to be african american or hispanic, he eats it that generates people on the street saying it is pure unadulterated racial profiling >> we don't do random detention. all of them are based on reasonable suspicion as allowed by the constitution and with respect to people's civil-rights and then all of the passages are for officer safety >> we're talking about statistically if an overwhelming majority of one race is stop it is considered racial profiling but let's look at our own statistics. in th

the,,,,,,,,,,,,,, we have some shocking news out of new york parade a pretty good lightning show over n.y.. that was still a light they have apart from candles. it was a part of a system that stretched from oklahoma to new york. those power outages stretched beyond new york. national weather service said take helicoptered to check out reports of a terminator back there. hospitals were put on disaster status. >>> newly released voicemail recordings shows sandusky's showspeaking to a victim before the arrest. attorneys for a man only known as the victim number two, says that sandusky left messages for him last september >>> if you could get back to me and let me know, appreciated and when you get this message you give me a call and i'll talk to talk to you later. things i will be >>> the recipe and is reportedly the same person seen in the shower with sandusky 10 years later. the plan to file a close suits. the agency that oversees the department once lawmakers to spend it striate money on the parks. other state funds where other billions of dollars is hiding prayed a restitution fund victi

both of the market the exploratory n.y. -- exploratorium.he offer travelers of all ages a playful oasis. using high quality plywood, they created henches shaped like a bird wings that double as musical instruments. serving as a backdrop is a mural featuring images of local birds and san francisco's famous skyline. >> in the line between that is so natural, you can see birds and be in complete wilderness. i really like that about this. you could maybe get a little snapshot of what they are expecting. >> it is an interactive, keck sculpture that is interacted with by the visitor. >> they are a lot about and they fall down the belt. it moves the belt up, and if you turn that faster, the butterflies fall in the move of words. >> the art reflect the commission's commitment to acquiring the best work from the bay area and beyond. in addition to the five new commissions, 20 artworks that were already in the airport collection were reinstalled. some of which were historically cited in the terminal. it includes major sculptures by the international a

tomorrow is an adoption day -- cooperstown, n.y..rtstop is going into the hall of fame who played each and every year for his hometown team. it is not cal ripken. it is barry larkin. larkin was drafted in 1985 by his hometown of cincinnati reds. spend every day playing for the reds. he won mvp in 1995. also, santo will be enshrined. he passed away in june, 2010. they will reach a legendary status tomorrow in cooperstown. stay with us. john is back with your seventh [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: the new santa fe steak melts. get extra grande flavor with the santa fe steak & bacon melt or add egg for a santa fe steak, bacon & egg melt, perfect for breakfast or any time of day. subway. eat fresh. >> we could get spritz done overnight. a little fog that may last into the first few hours tomorrow. the rain chances are minimal tomorrow. a better chance for a son break. 82 the high. rain chances spite again monday and tuesday and will be up around 90 for the high. and humid. try wednesday and thursday. more rain chance

. >> at that time did you sometimes communicate by e-mail n.y. democrat said what time did? >> the time when you were working as an -- communication by e-mail? that said what time? >> when you were working as a campaign manager. >> i think the question is vague as time. >> it is kind of vague, so maybe if you want to ask everything. >> i will ask if separately. did you communicate with share ref mirkarimi by e-mail between december 31 when january 4? >> i did not have any e-mails. >> did you routinely communicated by e-mail while you were his campaign manager? >> not really. it was in the campaign office while we were working, and some phone calls and texats. but did you ever communicate by e-mail? so. what did you ever have miss webb's email address? >> it was either halloween or a fund raiser, and i responded to her. it was prior to december 31. >> i was asking whether you ever communicated with the share of by e-mail and i followed up with whether you ever communicated with miss lopez by e-mail. >> those were the only two instances i ever communicated by e-mail. >> the ma

. >> here is what we're working on for the 6:00 news, move over to n.y., the bay area city moving front and center on the war on soda pop >> this is not some platform for disneyland ride >> one-man crusade to wipe out what is left of a popular bay area landmark and why some say that will never happen. >>

bill to lead gerald edelman common n.y., another 1 billion watch $1, driven increasingly risky assignment still supports it was all smooth sailing. the idea was to bring the games in the big bell in big ben went fine see men of britain's sports minister that so much sforza there was another bad moment when the romney in london is or is boring campaign swing didn't get to the meeting by car and had to walk because a taxi driver protested stopped traffic rodney has made headlines here after he questioned london's readiness for the games. and his son tad continued today tweeted that the family was stopped all the traffic as well although he did say the london cabs were cool. >>> but michelle bauman here representing the president is pulling in another direction she is here to encourage the u.s. olympic team and to make more positive diplomatic noises about their british hosts. >>> saudi the preparations have gone so far? did waves the united kingdom has had a phenomenal year. they've pulled off a major wedding. the diamond jubilee and now the upstage the new doing. >>> after weeks of three s

born in ithaca, n.y., he moved to san francisco in 1968 and has been a bay area resident ever since. it is important to note that his parents, his mother and father, grace and joe instilled in him a love of books and learning, something that has guided his work in -- throughout his life. something which definitely lead him to a string of bookstore jobs all over the bay area since he moved in 1968. in 1989 he opened adobe bookshop on 16th street which is a block away from mission dolores church. he quickly turned the bookstore into a local hubbub for artists and musicians and the entire community. we have seen many mission based artists and musicians who had their first show, their first performance, their first introduction to the community at adobe bookstore. when you think about community institutions and neighborhood institutions, this is up there. but we're here today because unfortunately, due to the escalating rents in neighborhoods like the mission, mr. mchenley is no longer able to run this beloved community store. you are in the process of closing. and it points to larger is

i wanted to give you a little bit of background on terry n.y. the selection panel thought he was most qualified for the opportunity for it since 1977, him and his wife has operated the oyster bar, a friendly neighborhood restaurant with a loyal following. they received a number of accolades and recognition from distinguish publications such as zagat's and the michlin guide. they also maintain a four-star rating on yelp. as a general contractor, terry grimm designed, built, and operated a spa until they sold it in 2006. kenwood inn and spa has received an award of merit from the sonoma county historical society, which honored the rehab of an existing building. currently, he operates sorrento imports, a vintage motor scooter company in sonoma. they also have a coffee concession on site that serves high-quality food and beverage to the public on a daily basis. very important was a mural protection plan. the arts commission is currently developing guidelines to best protect the murals. any future concessionaire or visitor or user of the tower will b

people have traditionally preferred package to has news of travel agencies gone bust greatest growth in n.y. holiday who gains however greece has become quite a popular destination for tourists who wish to economize the turmoil the country's going through has forced prices down one of the u.k. consumer advice borders however has recently want to raise from making independent travel plans to greece it suggested get an a two package was safe as a travel agency has to take its customer home no matter what. is a true after we saw that is it true that booking your vacation through through a travel agent may be safer than going on an image or look i think it is it's totally up and down you could be on that travel agency that goes bust or you could be in a situation where you really want to try. belligerency to bring you home i think it's up to an individual it depends what they're doing and where they're doing it and how they want to do it i've never been a person for group tours but i have occasionally if you want to go to antartica the only way you can and i have here i've been down to antartic

. >> darya: in national mood, n.y.ious wire in the back of a delta flight. the reported a suspicious device aboard, authorities found wires in the bathroom that apparently did not belong to the plane but no explosives were found. he also questioned a man and woman. there were 206 passengers on board and everyone is fun. this was supposed to be a fun walk in downtown los angeles could turn into a violent protest. there were about to enter occupy protested that caused a disturbance at this monthly walk last night. they tossed rocks and bottles at the police. you can see the lineup of the police in their riot gear. at least two police officers were hurt, according to the times, there were several arrests made. >> mark: investigators say couple traded vehicle truck for a baby boy back in general. social services says that the normally took two children away from a mother. the couple who may says they did it to help the baby and they're not human traffic anders--they're not human trafficking. >> they did not have the does t

the national weather service in a helicopter to check out reports of a tornado in elmira n.y. your mark twain summer retreat. buildings were damaged and hospitals were put on disaster status. to see how bad it was, look at this video. thousands had to break out candles when lightning cut power to their homes. utility crews are working hard to turn electricity back on. >> after spending the entire morning at the gilroy garlic festival at think we will be able to smell him when he gets back >> the one day i forgot my breath mints. it is all about the garlic here, if you want to head out to the festival there should actually be some really nice weather. very cloudy headed out the door this morning. bristle at the coast line with temperature's mainly in the fifties. in the afternoon, rather mild temperatures for this time of year. '50s and '60s with patchy fog out the coastline but it should be a great time out here. look what liam has just given me. you are safe, i have minutes ready to go. >> we have been doing great with the traffic this morning. so far, no metering lights and

proposal, or that discussion, but stop and frisk idea and how it may be different than what is going on in n.y. city. paying more for the same hotel. why one travel web site creek mac and pc users differently. >> expect 3-6 degrees cooler temperatures today. warming up tomorrow and then, a >> bus travel is about to become more frequent over the dumbarton bridge. starting tomorrow ac transit is expanding express service. the b-1 will cross the bridge three times more often and on db more trips are being added. also, all of the buses are outfitted with wireless technology. >> we have some high technology taking a look at the weather. fog around the bay but it will clear up. >> definitely great out there but it will be pretty similar to what we saw yesterday. current temperatures in the '60s all over the area. 62 at sfo. 64 in san jose. >> we're starting off with fog and low clouds along the shoreline. low clouds powered into the shoreline and with a low clouds around, the forecast is for temperatures to come down a little bit. we'll look for the numbers to be a little bit cooler today. potential

. >> n.y. representative, and other lawmakers saying that this needed to be banned on high ammunition clips like the ones used in the movie theater shooting. >> this is made for the military and the police. this is meant to kill as many people as possible in the shortest period of time >>reporter: shortly after that news conference where leaders from both parties saying that there is no push for tighter gun control. no surprise says political science professor, mr. coker. democrats, there are advocates. you could see that perhaps it could be viewed as presidential election topic. there are difficulties to differentiate. both parties have a lot of reasons to dodge this. >>reporter: in addition to a hot potato politically, obama's or mitt romney can get behind. there seems to be some question weather or not the public can support. the mother has been no action because there's been no out rage. there has been no action. >>reporter: the sponsorship of their original assault weapons ban supports thi

and the southampton, n.y. leaving a charity event at 2:00 a.m.minor injuries. he just signed with the new york knicks. >> jeremy lin, looks like he will be leaving the new-york next. leaving the knicks now going to texas.. they will probably not pay the $25 million over the three-year that he has agreed to with houston. plus, the new-york nex---knicks... ban looking to go after a championship. >> buster posey going after a suite. this week. with the astros, now a 1.5 game average lead with the most victories. on their way to the atlanta. cobra. >> with four different home innings. oakland beat the twins a 9-4. this first career with one of these home runs. the a's have had victorious nine of the last 11 games. just second out of their wild card. the yankees are going to be coming to the coliseum. >> 50 of the most valuable sports franchises. this is worth two and a quarter billion dollars. and real madrid and ny yankess and the sf 49ers and putting that into perspective. >>daria: good morning, daria. we cannot have been a major incidences to root

host: n.y., you are on the "washington journal." caller: hello, mr. pinkham. earlier, he made it very interesting point in the pipelines and other development, they never say it will hurt big business but it will hurt small business. the people on the other side who oppose these things at various times, they use the same argument about hurting small business. guest: that is completely true. we're not the only ones who have asked the question what you think about small business. you see a public policy debate were both side they're bringing in public -- small-business people. you see these in the presidential campaign, too. both president obama and governor romney will talk about their support for small business because that is one of the phrases that americans tend to feel very positive about. host: writing in -- virginia on the democratic line from hyattsville, alabama. caller: hello. how're you doing today? i'm thankful for c-span. i want to talk to mr. doug pinkham. on may 8th, 2012, your card supporting -- you were caught support the tea party. you're not

host: n.y., republican line -- caller: good morning, i once lived in section 8 housing.i could not get my own apartment on my own because i worked a part-time job, to get into a place there which is nice but these apartments barely pass inspection. the bigger problem is i wound up losing about apartment because i could not make the round - rent. people tell you you are eligible for food stamps or other things. then you go out to dss which can be an all-day affair. i won't get into that. then they tell you that because i was making over the budget for food stamps, you are not eligible for that sort of thing. host: it sounds like you're talking about being caught in between, not fully eligible for progress but still meeting held. caller: yes. host: lieutenant governor, is there a danger that states won't be able to help people like our last caller? guest: there is, indeed. there are many americans on food stamps now. there are more poor people and american banner ever have been before. the state's ability to provide support to services for those people is diminishing becau

republican presidential candidate mitt romney is in east hampton, n.y.. he is back on the campaign trail on sunday with house republican leader eric cantor. you can see his campaign video online at c-span.org. the >> we have pulled in for the refueling the morning around 9:30 a.m. >> the former commanding officer of the u.s. has called on the events surrounding the al qaeda 2000 -- b. al qaeda 2007 attack. and >> there was a thunderous explosion. you could feel all 480 tons of destroyer quickly thrust up and to the right. it is almost like we began to hang in the air. we did this twisting and flexing. the lights went out. the ceiling tiles popped out. everything on my desk came up about a foot and slammed back down. i literally grab the side of my desk underneath and braced myself until i could stand up. >> more on that sunday at 8:00 p.m. on c-span's q&a. >> now to a discussion on social media impact on news reporting and what defines professional journalism. social media editors and journalists from silicon valley spoke at a symposium in mid may. and yo