. >> joan wood, john horn. >> is there any other members of the public who wish to address the board if they can fill out a speaker card and bring that to me, it would be appreciated. thank you. >> mr. heal ye? >> good afternoon. now the mic is on. [laughter] i was reading the economist you are going to be holding a world cup coming up here and how are you going to explain to the public that may get hurt by these vehicles that you have not only stopped these vehicles from going on but actively encouraged thousands of illegal vehicles to take the street. thank you i wish you would pass that information on to the mayor. >> thank you speaker. >> joan wood, john horn. >> good afternoon. and members of the board. i've been driving since 1981 and my problem is with these bicycles they are increasing all the time. you are eliminating the city is eliminating the lanes at valencia avenue and it takes a long time to get to the destination and this bicycle lane most of them they don't really care about the -- they block the corners they go every where so i wish we had a more room for them but i

i took the bull by the horns, went out and get kids. johnle criticizing you, the local school board, millions in debt. they cannot manage themselves. they had to get $100 million emergency bailout from the state years back. >> american indian has nev taken alone. money in the bank. as a matter of fact, the state cut off our funding. we are still functioning with no money from the state. if you want to help us go to save schools, save schools. we are running a school with no money from the state right now. john: three schools. >> three schoo. john: that absolutely certain that the schools will be closed. you are out of the school now, but you will appeal. maybe there's hope. >> we are appealing -- there are appealing to the board of education. hopefully they will look at the evidence. we will see. it is interesting. anyone who wants to see the evidence. twelve years of audits. by cpas. never found any rule that was broken, any money that was miing. school district did not do an audit. they totally ignore the others. john: anybody can drown in

i took the bull by the horns, went out and get kids. johnople criticizing you, the local school board, millions in dt. they cannot manage themselves. they had to get $100 million emergency bailout from the state years back. >> american indian has never taken alone. money in the bank. as a matter of fact, the sta cut off our funding. we are still functioning with no money from the state. if you want to help us go to save schools, savechools. we are running a school with no money from the state right now. john: three schools. >> three sools. john: that absolutely certain that the schools will be closed. you are out of the school now, but you will appeal. maybe there's hope. >> we are appealing -- therere appealing to the board of education. hopefully they will look at the evidence. we will see. it is interesting. anyone who wants to see the evidence. twelve years of audits. cpas. never found any rule that was broken, any money that was missing. school district did not do an audit. they totally ignore the others. john: anybody can drown in tse

i took the bull by the horns, went out and get kids. johnle criticizing you, the local school board, millions in debt. they cannot manage themselves. they had to get $100 million emergency bailout from the state years back. >> american indian has never taken alone. money in the bank. as a matter of fact, the state cut off our funding. we are still functioning with no money from the state. if you want to help us go to save schools, save schools. we are running a school with n money from the state right now. john: three schools. >> three schools. john: that absolutely certain that the schools will be closed. you are out of the school now, but you will appeal. maybe there's hope. >> we are appealing -- there are appealing to the board of education. hopefully they will look at the evidence. we will see. it is interesting. anyone who wants to see the evidence. twelve years of audits. by cpas. never found any rule that was broken, any money that was missing. school district did not do an audit. they totally ignore the others. john: anybody can dro

i took the bull by the horns, went out and get kids. johnle criticizing you, the local school board, millions in debt. they cannot manage themselves. they had to get $100 million emergency bailout from the state years back. >> american indian has never taken alone. money in the bank. as a matter of fact, the state cut off our funding. we are still functioning with no money from the state. if you want to help us go to save schools, save schools. we are running a school with no money from the state right now. john: three schools. >> three schools. john: that absolutely certain that the schools will be closed. you are out of the school now, but you will appeal. maybe there's hope. >> we are appealing -- there are appealing to the board of education. hopefully they will look at the evidence. we will see. it is interesting. anyone who wants to see the evidence. twelve years of audits. by cpas. never found any rule that was broken, any money that was missing. school district did not do an audit. they totally ignore the others. john: anybody can dr

i took the bull by the horns, went out and get kids. johnle criticizing you, the local school board, millions in debt. they cannot manage themselves. they had to get $100 million emergency bailout from the state years back. >> american indian has never taken alone. money in the bank. as a matter of fact, the state cut off our funding. we are still functioning with no money from the state. if you want to help us go to save schools, save schools. we are running a school with no money from the state right now. john: three schools. >> three schools. john: that absolutely certain that the schools will be closed. you are out of the school now, but you will appeal. maybe there's hope. >> we are appealing -- there are appealing to the board of education. hopefully they will look at the evidence. we will see. it is interesting. anyone who wants to see the evidence. twelve years of audits. by cpas. never found any rule that was broken, any money that was missing. school district did not do an audit. they totally ignore the others. john: anybody can dr

she said drivers were honking their horns and people were stoping to thank her and even give her donations. at sfo, john alston, abc news. >> thank you. >>> security at major sporting events is a major concern everywhere. that was the case tonight at at&t park. the giants were playing their first home game since the bombings in boston. >> sergio is live at the ballpark where some fans found themselves on the outside waiting to get in. sergio? >> fans are just leaving the game. it wrapped up shortly. as you mentioned, on the way in there were lines of fans around the park. there were some people who didn't make it to their seats until well past an hour after the first pitch. >> please have all of your pockets and every come compartment of your bag open. >> the search of nearly everyone coming into at&t park was just part of the overall enhanced security. plenty of iewn formed -- uniformed police and bomb-sniffing dogs were posted in the area and even trashcans were wheeled away as a precaution. >> what they are doing is appropriate and certain times call for certain measures. >> the extra time spent sear

she said drivers were honking their horns and people were stoping to thank her and even give her donations. at sfo, john alston, abc news. >> thank you. >>> security at major sporting events is a major concern everywhere. that was the case tonight at at&t park. the giants were playing their first home game since the bombings in boston. >> sergio is live at the ballpark where some fans found themselves on the outside waiting to get in. sergio? >> fans are just leaving the game. it wrapped up shortly. as you mentioned, on the way in there were lines of fans around the park. there were some people who didn't make it to their seats until well past an hour after the first pitch. >> please have all of your pockets and every come compartment of your bag open. >> the search of nearly everyone coming into at&t park was just part of the overall enhanced security. plenty of iewn formed -- uniformed police and bomb-sniffing dogs were posted in the area and even trashcans were wheeled away as a precaution. >> what they are doing is appropriate and certain times call for certain measures. >> the extra time spent sear

she said drivers were honking their horns and people were stoping to thank her and even give her donations. at sfo, john alston, abc news. >> thank you. >>> security at major sporting events is a major concern everywhere. that was the case tonight at at&t park. the giants were playing their first home game since the bombings in boston. >> sergio is live at the ballpark where some fans found themselves on the outside waiting to get in. sergio? >> fans are just leaving the game. it wrapped up shortly. as you mentioned, on the way in there were lines of fans around the park. there were some people who didn't make it to their seats until well past an hour after the first pitch. >> please have all of your pockets and every come compartment of your bag open. >> the search of nearly everyone coming into at&t park was just part of the overall enhanced security. plenty of iewn formed -- uniformed police and bomb-sniffing dogs were posted in the area and even trashcans were wheeled away as a precaution. >> what they are doing is appropriate and certain times call for certain measures. >> the extra time spent sear

wow, that's a shoe horn they are using. >> stephanie: john boner said he disagrees that the boston bombing -- and grassley said i didn't say that! and schumer said i didn't say you did, sir. >> we need more like thailand-style fistfighting on the floor. >> stephanie: yeah. andy in north carolina you are on the "stephanie miller show." hi, andy. >> caller: hi, how are you? >> stephanie: good, go ahead. >> caller: i actually just found this show or whatever and i absolutely love it. it's amazing to have people that actually agree with what i'm thinking, and i think i'm officially like disappointed to be a white guy. it's a little bit of a letdown. >> disappointed! >> stephanie: yeah, you are disappointed in yourself and your whiteness. >> caller: yeah, i don't understand the whole thing on immigration now. it makes no sense. you are going to track these people their whole lives because they are immigrants. >> stephanie: exactly. i liked that he called it a show or whatever. >> we're more of a whoever most of the time. >> stephanie: yes, fifty-eight minutes after the hour we'll be back with m

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john. [overlapping speakers] >> stephanie: that was a teeny tiny little horn but size does not matter. stephanie: good sir go ahead, i think what the senate did yesterday is really a good idea to fighten up the background checks and stuff like that. and actually, you know it's -- i'm a progressive, but i also am a member of the nra, and i have a hobby and enjoy my guns. >> stephanie: but is the nra about protecting hobby gun owners like you or it is about selling guns. >> caller: i think there has been a lot of unionizing of them. i think a lot of the pr i didn't agree with, and some of it ticks me off. >> stephanie: but they are not for background checks. >> well, i -- like i said i don't agree with everything they said. i think that they don't speak for other members, though. >> stephanie: right. the members i -- that -- that i know and -- i have been all over the state in new york where i am with the new gun law they put through, which is not unlike a lot of the stuff they are proposing currently. >> stephanie: right. >> caller: in new york state we have all but three of our countie

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horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm johni'm chris cuomo. live in boston. part of cnn's continuing coverage. attacks of the boston marathon. two major stories. first, breaking news overnight. a fertilizer plant explodes in west texas. leveling surrounding homes. that blast, so powerful it literally registered as an earthquake. they do believe there is loss of life, too soon to tell how many people. we know that over 150 people have been injured, treated in local hospitals, search and rescue throughout the night in darkness. now in daylight, they will see their situation differently. an extra factor, difficult weather moving in. >> there are homes leveled. there are businesses leveled. there is massive devastation in the downtown west area. >> plus, we're learning about safety issues at this plant that stretch back as far as 2006 and we're standing live in boston this morning, where there is a possible break in the marathon bombing case. investigators focusing on two men, caught on camera, who may -- may be connected. this as

horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm johnhris cuomo. we're live in boston. part of cnn's continuing coverage of the boston marathon attack. breaking news. cnn is learning there may have been a big break in this case. the lid to the pressure cooker used in monday's bombing has been found on a nearby rooftop. >> that as we get new pictures from the fragments of the devices that exploded at the boston marathon. they could provide critical evidence for investigators. >> we're learning more about the lives of the lost. an 8-year-old boy who wanted peace for the world. a 29-year-old young woman with a zest for life and a third victim, a chinese grad student who just moved here last fall. >> we had a chance to sit down with the grandmother of the female victim. such a moving interview listening to this grandmother talking about krystle campbell. >> heart. heart. my whole heart and soul, she it was. she made me feel that way. made me happy. >> you get to hear from grandma wilma in a few moments. >> such a moving interview. it is wedn

and it is also where you would find the blow horn that president bush used when he spoke to first responders in the days after 9-11. >>> secretary of state johnelationship between israel and turkey. last month the president got the prime minister of israel to call turkey and apologize for a 2010 raid on a flotilla bringing supplies to gaza. nine people were killed in the raid and the nations have been estranged ever since. we're back with more show after the break. stay with us. real immigration reform? >> ...and a distinctly satirical point of view. >> but you mentioned "great leadership" so i want to talk about donald rumsfeld. >> (laughter). >> watch the show. >> only on current tv. >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, it's "the stephanie miller show." ♪ i'm walkin' on sunshine ♪ ♪ i'm walkin' on sunshine ♪ ♪ and it's time to feel good ♪ ♪ hey, all right now ♪ ♪ and it's time to feel good ♪ >> stephanie: mmm yeah, it is "the stephanie miller show." six minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-12. why, that sultry voice. >> stephy. >> stephanie: what's that heavy breathing i hear? why, could it be? >> the humpty dance. >> hump days with hal spark

horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. >>> welcome back to "starting point," everyone, i'm john berman. >>his morning potential break in the murder of the two district attorneys in texas. a former justice of the peace, eric williams, was arrested over the weekend after authorities discovered possible ties to the murders of district attorney mike mcclelland, his wife, cynthia, and assistant d.a. mark hasse. >> now williams has not been named as a suspect but he was taken into custody on saturday and he's being held on $3 million bond. joining us live now from dallas, an attorney who handled cases in kaufman county. thanks so much for being with us this morning. we should say williams has been in custody since saturday. police are obviously holding him for some reason. you know, but there are no charges yet. why the disdiscrepancy there? why in custody since saturday? why no charges? >> well, i think what's interesting, john, is when they executed the search warrant on friday i think they had every intention of taking mr. williams into custody at the end of that search. but a lot of times, a

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