i want to read something from tom brown. he says i'm happy to report that the two resolutions passed by the republican party shows on enabling awareness of the need for greatest accountability in governance. the resolution supporting the uc states the - they does not carol represent the stakeholders and as executives of financial institutions frequently subject to conflicts of interests and often lack backgrounds in education and a thank you and thank tom brown for that as well >> i want to mention a couple of things. city college is really vital. it's not simply a place for people to go to get they're under graduate things done it's part of an ongoing system for people with disabilities. just like when seniors it's not just medical services they need it's a whole care there's senior centers and a number of others things that enhance their lives. city college also addresses those services it's an enrichment. many of the people utilize those services so listen to the community and use those propose a taxes to improve it >> mi

by the way tom brown that was a street named for him, james brown boulevard because he's from augustine the masters. >> art, you say that james brown deal, you don't want to be by my side. pam and jackie they're cool, but they're not 48 straight years at the masters like the great ... to make the good thing is they forget that there's a huge thunderstorm that hasn't arrived yet and i'm grateful for that. i'm standing outside. >> let's get right to it. do you think tiger woods is back? >> he's back but he may not win the masters. does he have to win the masters? he is a few shots out of the lead. sergio garcia a year ago said, i don't have what it takes to win the majors, i will never win a major, i'm no good. and ever since he said last year he's no good he said, you get down sometimes. i don't like this golf course. tiger like this golf course. you know they bring in jack every year and he obviously has 16 masters, and they asked jack if he thought this was the year tiger is going to regain it, and break through and win his bet? he said he should do it this year, but he doesn't do it,

then when tom ammiano ran against willie brown, i got inspired. i thought, someone with integrity and honesty, if they can run for mayor, maybe i can be somebody who represents what is true about our people. that is what inspired me to run and be a candidate. one thing this year that i really tackling, and i expect to for a long time, looking at me and how it operates in my district. san francisco, we talk about it being a transit first city, but it does not mean a lot if transit is not very well thought out in places away from downtown. my district is where we need to create better options. all the way down to randall street, there is no accessible boarding areas for the church. there is a woman that lives in a wheelchair on santa rosa. she has to go across to glen park to get out transit. >> those new stations, those are the ones that we are going to have to depend on. >> along balboa park station, near geneva, i have been pushing hard to get ramps for pedestrians. right now, it is dangerous to cross the street. i want to insure the department o

y tambiÉn llega una de las mÁs esperadas por la comunidad hispana, philipp brown, y que ya obtuvo buenas criticas. >>> tomecÁnicos asignados de aviones no tripulados. y descubrirÁn una nave espacial y cambiarÍa para siempre lo que pensaba. >>> nos cuenta morgan freeman que tenÍan un set inmenso, y que los exteriores fueron filmados en finlandia. y olga nos cuenta que en medio de islandia estaba el nueva york post apocaliptico. todo construido parte por parte. >>> y final llega philipp brown, cinta en la que "la diva de la banda" comparte con eduard james olmos. una cantante que va en busca de un contrato que le permita sacar a su madre de la cÁrcel. >>> gina, para desplegar esta actuaciÓn que nos diste, tu estudiaste, eres graduada de un instituto importante. >>> sÍ. >>> crecÍ en chicago, mis orÍgenes son humildes, mis padres son de puerto rico, y trabajaron duro para que sus hijos tuvieron acceso a la educaciÓn. como latinos lo que tenemos y nos pueden quitar es la educaciÓn. >>> que es lo que mÁs recuerdas? >>> me sorprendiÓ su humildad, le dijeron que iba a lucir sin maquillaje y estuvo siempre de acue

tom brokaw will be here along with "the daily beast" tina brown and later emmy award winning tv legend alan alda will join us on the set are. >>> up next, letters containing poison risen even to president obama and turns out the elvis impersonator didn't do it. >> he says he doesn't eat rice. he said i i don't even eat rice! he did! >> he said he was framed by a karate instructor in tupelo, mississippi. >> by the way, i think this guy ran against the karate instructor from tupelo, mississippi a mother for judge! >> this is where fiction is dying! >> this is what happened! >> who is on the screen play now? >> bottom line, this guy, he didn't eat rice! and they are coming in and say he is sprinkling -- >> he said rice to see you. >> i'm trying to think of a transition to bill karins and i can't think of one! >> you know what? here is one. >> i got it. >> i got it. >> first, let's go to a guy who doesn't imitate elvis. he imdates a meteorologist who actually claims to know what is going to happen today in the weather! was that pretty good, bill? >> it wasn't your best wok. >> it's really

tambiÉn llega una de las cintas mÁs esperadas, filip brown, y que ya obtuvo buenas criticas. ♪ >>> tom Últimos mecÁnicos de aviones no tripulados, descubrira una nave espacial, y lo que encontrarÁ ahÍ lo obliga a cuestionarse muchas cosas. >>> cuÁl es tu escenario favorito? >>> tenÍamos un set inmenso, la lya fueron filmados ahÍ, y los exteriores fueron filmados en islandia. >>> olga nos cuenta. llegamos y estaba el nueva york post apopcalitico, todo reproducido pieza por pieza. >>> y llega philipp brown. una poeta que va en busca de un contrato que ayude a sacar a su madre de la cÁrcel. >>> gina, para desplegar esta actuaciÓn excepcional que nos diste tu estudiaste, eres graduada de un instituto importante. >>> sÍ. crecÍ en chicago, mis origenes son humildes, mis padres son de puerto rico, y trabajaron duro para que tuviÉramos acconsejo a la educaciÓn. lo Único que no pueden quitarnos es la educaciÓn. >>> quÉ recuerda de esa escena con jenni. >>> me sorprendiÓ su imagen y me dijo que iban a hacer lucir la piel grasienta, y ella estuvo de acuerdo con todo. >>> eduard cuando visualizas

. >> cenk: what tom brokaw said is very important and what i want to talk about. here comes the panel brian unger, chris moody and lauren brown who is at nation builder which is a surprise to me. let's read the tom brokaw at the same time of 2012 2012: >> cenk: brian thoughts. >> my thoughts are no one really gives a crap what my opinion is on this, and i don't care what they do, hollywood or washington, but as i travel the country for the history channel for so many years now i got to say the one thing i heard the most from every average citizen of this country in all the states was that they are concerned about the separation they feel between them and their political leadership. there is a real disengagement and there really is a disconnect out there and it really pisses them off when they're unemployed and theory worried about the economic future of their state city and county, and some of them don't even have representatives in their zip codes they're concerned about that. it's not helping the image of congress at all. and for hollywood it's another day, another red carpet, gift bag and another chance to put on expensive

. >> brown says three men tried to break into his house in oakland last year and he says the men claimed they were looking to buy real estate so police let them go. >>> state assemblyman tom ammiano has drafted a homeless bill of rights. it's in response to tent city removals and sit-lie laws. the idea here is to give the homeless legal protections when engaging in "life-activities." his bill would let homeless sit, eat and even panhandle unless the city or county can provide a place to stay and at least one year of services. >> just being homeless not criminal. there are behaviors that are criminal that homeless people do as well as -- as well as people who are the know homeless. we are looking more for solutions that are not punitive but rehabilitative. >> opponents say it would burden cities with costs and legal liabilities. >>> a bill to allow california bars to stay open later died in committee. it would have loved local governments to decide whether -- it would have allowed local governments to decide whether to allow alcohol sales until 4 a.m. mark leno was behind the bill. he says the move would have attracted more tourists away from places like las vegas. leno tr

tom pernetti. he has resigned. his resignation announced within the past hour at rutgers university. pamela brownning in on this news conference in which the president of the university spoke. tell me, pamela, what precisely was said. >> reporter: well, so much unfolding in this story. as you mentioned, we did hear from the president of the university, dr. robert barchi. he came out and he apologized. he apologized to the student-athletes that we saw in that video. he said that the behavior seen in that video is egregious, chronic pervasive behavior that is not acceptable. and he admitted that he regrets not looking at that video several months ago when it was brought to tim pernetti the athletic director's attention. he told uspernetti summed up what was in the video, that there was verbal abuse and physical abuse, as well, but that the president dr. barchi said he did regret not looking at that video, but he did say within five minutes of looking at it for the first time on tuesday, he knew he had to fire rice. so he said that that was his immediate reaction. what's interesting here, too, is th

brown rice -- >> yeah. >> stephanie: number four this is no antidote. so they would never make a movie of. tomie: i don't know what movie i'm thinking of but someone will tell me. >> every movie -- >> stephanie: there's a specific tom cruise one. >> really? >> stephanie: uh-huh. the person becomes aware they have ingested ricin quickly enough they can try to flush their stomachs with activated charcoal. there is only one known ricin death in 2010. how about this one [ inaudible ] was killed with a ricin pellet that was injected into his skin with a james bond-style umbrella. >> that's when they were doing really cool spy stuff. >> stephanie: what? is mosquito. wow, with an umbrella? wow. was rihanna involved? that is terrifying. >> ella ella ella -- >> stephanie: all right. settle down. debra in chattanooga. hello, debra. >> caller: hi how are you? >> stephanie: good go ahead. >> caller: first of all i would like to tell that caller who was name calling -- >> stephanie: oh, when he was talking to fatty. >> fatty over here? >> caller: yeah, that guy. shame on him. because all of you are beautif

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brown in our newsroom. thank you. jenna: it's a disturbing trend deadly violence targeting law enforcement and it's on the rise. recent incidents include the murder of colorado's corrections director tomments killed march 19th when he answered the doorbell at his home outside colorado spring. eleven days later if texas kaufman county district attorney mike mclelland and his wife cynthia were killed in their home near dallas. the killings came two months after the murder of another prosecutor from that county, assistant deputy district attorney mark h ash a*rbgs kke. mingo attorney eugene crumb was gunned down and killed in his car. and a decorated detective was shot dead inside police headquarters. there seems to be evidence beside these stories we've been covering for you that this dead here trend is rising. the latest fbi statistic show a dramatic increase in the number of law enforcement officers killed jumping from 41 in 2008 to 72 in 2011. mark fuhrman ace former homicide detective for the los angeles police department, and a fox news contributor. so those are the latest statistics that we have, mark. what do you make of just over the last several weeks news about awful these mur