sanford: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to include material. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. sanford: i see my chairman right here. should i yield to you, sir? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. >> i thank the gentleman and i thank him for his work on this bipartisan piece of legislation. i rise in strong support of h.r. 4803, the t.s.a. office of inspector accountability act of 2014. again i'd like to commend the gentleman from south carolina, mr. sanford, for developing this commonsense bill. which increases accountability within t.s.a. and saves precious taxpayer dollars by requiring the agency to correctly designate criminal investigators within the office of inspection. mr. hudson: according to the department of homeland security inspector general, t.s.a. does not ensure that its criminal investigators in the office of inspection are meeting the federal work load requirements for law enfor

they didn't call on president sanford there. they called him uncle ter ry because he was famous for walking around campus. he would say hello and hang out to students. this was a guy who was cared for many spades. i tell you there are districts that have figured this out too. montgomery county in addition to what they are measuring, they are measuring the student eng e engagement and the engagement of everybody who reports that. they are working with principals in those buildings to think about how they can move the needle on these measures. we can he do this. it doesn't cost much to figure it out. what i want everybody to try to commit themselves this try to do is to try to help us build the world's greatest education economy. it might look like states focused on engagement systems. not just accountability systems. it might mean a superintendant having a goal to become the silicon valley of great principals for their district. it means schools that are focused on what is strong about students and making sure that they have some

got elected to congress. >> but mark sanford stayed with the woman, now is going to go on and be his wife. and eliot spitzer, she's gone on to have a happy life. i'm not being funny. she has a happy life, she's raising her family. i think people called out the double standard in a way that never happened for lewinski and i think that's part of the problem. >> is this inevitably going to be part -- because everything in a presidential campaign, and it's obviously hillary clinton is not at fault for what happened. but is this something that will grate your -- >> everything about hillary clinton's record and her role in the scandal will be dredged up from beginning to end. we've already seen it happen. and it's hard to tell the counterfactuals what would happen if a male intern had been caught in an affair with the president because we'll have to wait for the second clinton administration or just some administration for that. >> wow. >> predicting news. >> so are you going to stand by your i don't want to hear from her any more? >> i think she's made her point. she has come back and sai

sanford an 8 on the credibility scale, meaning very credible.id, i can't recommend tractor supply aggressively as these levels because the stock is all about consistency. if it can't deliver consistent numbers it deserves a lower price-to-earnings multiple. third, ahem, timber! we got lumber liquidators. north america's largest specialty retailer of hardwood flooring and the back stop for many a stadium. last wednesday, this company came out with a drastic negative preannouncement, just slashing its earnings forecast, reporting a hideous 7% decline in same store sales for the current quarter. what excuse did ceo robert lynch have for his company's hideous performance? all right. let's see, and i quote, "customer traffic to our stores was significantly weaker than we expected, particularly in geographic areas severely impacted by the unusually harsh winter in the first quarter. the improvement in customer demand we experienced beginning in mid-march did not carry into may and june, weakening further." all right. let me think. let me think. they s

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henry scott was last seen walking away from sanford hospital yesterday morning. he had just gotten his discharge papers, but his family had not seen him. but this morning, alameda county sheriff's deputies found scott on a bus in oakland and fortunately he was safe. >> that's great. >>> still to come, catching hit-and-run drivers. the proposed alert system that would make it harder for people to get away from the scene. >>> plus, will the olympic torch burn in san francisco? the new push to bring the games to the bay area, next. >>> you might burn your feet if you're walking outside without shoes today, because that heat is coming on strong. we are getting into the hottest stretch of the summer so far. but that means great beach conditions here in the bay area. look at all this foot traffic on the golden gate bridge. we'll let you know just how hot it's going to be for tomorrow and who could see temperatures above 107 degrees, when nbc bay area news at 11:00 comes right back. >>> a long beach man says he does not regret killing a woman who said she was pregnant w

bernice johnson that be volunteering at south dakota's sanford hospital for 30 years. now, what's her secret? she says, hey, just live your life. bernice has no plans to stop volunteering. >> just stay active. >> thanks for joining us. we'll see you again tomorrow. next newscast at 5:00. woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. (liz) look, jack, i'm not blaming you, but everybody got food poisoning. food poisoning? that isn't possible. that seafood was a gift from my friend, the owner of t clevelandrowns. they're very expensive freshwater clams from the cuyahoga river. my whole staff has been blorching for three days, so if there's any way that we could show a rerun-- i wish i could help you, lemon, bui've already sold the ad time to the army. now, do the best you can, i need a live show from you in two days. ugh. uh, no, no, no, no. that's not for you. bianca's coming. crazy bianca is com

they said the flight recorders had been damaged but there is still intact and they have not been sanford's with the malaysian prime minister earlier said that he is not about to put blame on anybody at all as to why this crash it's taking place until concrete evidence is in place but ideation she q.d. expert desmond ross told us what intonation could be gained from the flight recorders. the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder of the two boxes were returning to the cockpit voice recorder is the name suggests will tell us what was said what noises were heard everything that occurred in the cockpit prior to the accident that can be very useful in those last moments of m h one seven it could even record the sound of the explosion it will certainly record the sound of warning bells gongs and any comments made by the pilots the other one the flight data recorder specifically records the parameters of the aircraft its. characteristics at that time i would not expect there to be anything it unusual on that flight data recorder up until the moment of the explosion that information s

with us from sanford bernstein.ws coming out on time warner and now we have a number on the share price. >> foxx is said to be willing to pay $85 per share for time warner as it tries to produce -- pursue this acquisition. time warner rebuffed rupert murdoch offered to take over the company for $80 billion total. 20% three foxx is said to be -- 21stto pay $85 century fox's said to be will and $85 per share for time warner. just dollar below the potential $85 bid right now. you can see it is up at times and then here we go with the bloomberg headline of $85 per share. up some 18% on the offer. brad hintz with us from sanford bernstein m&a. did it feed on itself and we continue as we move from tobacco into media? >> you have hit on what is happening, which is the seo is becoming confident, looking for growth in a world that is not growing rapidly. when zero is your financing price, any -- almost anything looks creative. >> let's get the media perspective away from the true financial expertise. our next guest has a dis

. >> the victims were rushed to sanford for surgery, both men rely on their hands to work. one is a tattoo artist, the other in construction. finally in santa rosa, a man was found clutching his hand last night. it was an explosion caused by fireworks. all the victims could be charged with using an explosives device. >> one man dead and another injured after a power line fell in oakland last night, electrocuting him. his older brother remains in critical condition tonight. celebratory gunfire shot up into the air, likely caused the wire to come down. 14 people were arrested and 114 citations were issued specifically for fireworks. barrels were set up at fire stations for people to turn in illegal fireworks. this barrel is full. police believe illegal fireworks started a fire. homes had to be evacuated until pg&e shut down power later. nathan hansel was arrested after he threw a large firework at officers trying to clear a crowd. he's charged with felony assault of a police officer, one of 22 people arrested in santa cruz last night. it's a cool night in san francisco. this

sanford bernstein saying this is a strategic masterstroke.y this is a quaint right to compete. don't reduce your prices in your own store. set up a rival to cash in. and hsbc are completely mystified, they are saying this is the wrong tactic. you should make your own store is more compelling rather than setting up more competitors. he will have a chance to answer some of those criticisms. all want to hear where justin king is going to go. he hasn't given us an inkling. will it be to take over formula one? that is the big question. his last day at the top of the supermarket chain that is sainsbury's. back to you. >> caroline, thank you very much for that roundup. from high street supermarket, let's turn our attention to the bank of england's rate decision. this impacts everything they think about. here to take a look ahead is kevin daly. great to have you with me this morning. you have the doves and ball hawking your notes. , really strong call here. you reminded me of the last line in your inflation call. take me through your calls for growth

and tesco can't compete with that of expensive stores. >> bruno, senior analyst at sanford bernstein. >>> after gaza's bloodiest day, will they get a break? we are live from tel aviv after the break. l center. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. [ female announcer ] need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 30 of the web's leading job boards with a single click; then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day you have all these candidates. makes my job a lot easier. [ female announcer ] over 100,000 businesses have already used zip recruiter and now you can use zip recruiter for free at a special site for tv viewers; go to ziprecruiter.com/offer2. >>> you are watching "worldwide exchange." >> the latest shareholder arabtec says it will meet on thursday to review the second quarter results and other recommendations. the ceo quit last month and the state fund is expected to buy some of the 28% stake, but so far it refused to clarify how much it is willing to buy. heather

daniel sanford joins us from moscow. have we had confirmation from russian officials this has taken place? >> no comment from officials yet. i think it will take time before they process what the allegation is and decide how to respond. the allegation was made by the formal spokesman for the national defense and security council of ukraine in a televised press briefing. he said that a ukrainian su-25, a fighter jet flying over ukrainian territory involved in military operations over ukrainian territory was hit by a missile by what he said was a russian aircraft. the su-25 was shot down. the pilot managed to evacuate. he was recovered by his own forces. the allegation is obviously incredibly serious. a russian military aircraft shot down a fighter jet over ukrainian soil. >> what would happen if this proves to be true? how would this escalate the situation? > >> we've seen a creeping allegation over the weeks. there was a russian allegation sunday a shell had been fired from within a ukrainian territory into russian terri

he joins me from sanford in california.el -- >> hello, aly. >> you have a healthy suspect for the digital world and the fact that there can actually exist privacy in this world, so what do you make of this? >> this report is very important. it doesn't hang its hat on a lot of fact. it hangs it on a kind of mroood. they talked to 90-some journalists, and the journalists are feels confined and more paranoid. a couple of facts line the casing of this president. one is that president obama has initiated eight prosecutions under the espionage act for purported or alleged leaking to journalists. the previous 95 years saw only 3. >> wow. >> so that's a big change. so -- go ahead. >> there is another major fact, there is a new program called the insider threat program promulgated by the obama administration. and this program if you are working on something secret, and you expect your colleague is leaking, you are obligated by law to report that. this is trending a sense of paranoia inside the government. and the sources are paranoi

a bentley was parked on sanford avenue for almost a month >>> the owner didn't find it when he went to pick it up on friday. it's a bentley similar to the one seen here. but the one stolen is a convertible. not many of those around. police are hoping someone will notice and give them a call. but why was it parked on the street for a month is my question. >> i don't know, was it parked in our nbc parking lot also? >> i don't think so. >> would be very suspicious if it had been. >> how you doing, jeff? we have the fire in napa county but a lot of good weather. >> it has been pretty hot the past couple days. but as temperatures begin to cool off, that will be good news for the firefighters. live pictures coming in from our nbc helicopter. can you see what looks to be fog and smoke. we'll have more on that full forecast coming up. >>> good evening. i'm gerard moncure. the warriors turning up the heat in i'll tell you who the dubs picked up. >>> and the knockout round. highlights on the way in sports. >> yeah, it's that feeling. >>> the influence of berkeley's gourmet ghetto is going global

daniel sanford is in moscow for us. daniel, can you expand on those accusatio accusations? >> incredibly serious allegations. what the national security and defense councilman said was yesterday a su-25 jet belonging to ukrainian military was hit by a missile fired by a russian air force jet. that is the allegation that the plane was shot down. the piloting managed to parachute out and has been taken to safety by ukrainian forces. the allegation again from the ukrainians is that it was a russian jet, russian air force jet that shot down one of their own jets in their own territory on ukrainian territory. we haven't had comment yet from the russians about whether or not they accepted this allegation is true. there have been a number of incidents this week. a transport plane which the ukrainians also believed might have been shot down by a missile fire ed from the russian side of the border. last night videos emerged of rockets, powerful rockets fired from a multiple rocket launcher which appeared to be fired from russian territory towards ukraine. troops in some parts of the

this is on the southern edge of the sanford college and look at the sketch that the police released to abc 7. this man, this suspected of groping a woman in the pack, is middle eastern between 45 and 55, standing 5' 3" and weighing 170 to 180. he was also described as having a pot belly, slightly unshaven with short salt and pepper hair. the victim was sitting on a bench at 11 o'clock on friday and a man approached her and the woman said the man started a conversation and aggressively touched her and tried to kiss her. she shoved him off before running away. this is near the area where the man was walking south out of the mark. we post add link to the police report on our website at abc7news.com and a sketch. police hope that someone could be able to identify him and provide clues. if you have information contact palo alto police. >> in vallejo a woman is dead and her suspected shooter is in custody this morning. witnesses say the gunman shot the woman to death on the balcony of his home with bullet casings in front the house, with the suspect walking over to a car with two people and

. >> families of children getting care at the children's hospital in sanford participated in a sermonesterday next to the existing palo alto ronald mcdonald house that has 47 rooms and demand now is increasing so there are 50 families waiting. , expansion will double capacity to 123 rooms and it is expected to open next year. the reason amend mcdonald house provides housing for families would live 50 miles away from the hospital. >>> great service. great service. great service. >> we will be helping with the fundraiser and they are always going something. what they do is provide a place for the families to stay together during the illness of the children and they have been giving away 7,300 -- they have had to turn away the families. >> and a former 49er learn end is going to help us, randy cross >> the weather is impressive with the monsoon moisture making it to the ground and we have a sea breeze and marine layer back so we have 1.25 visibility at half moon bay and the rest of us, including the altamont pass -- no, not the a pat, the caldecott tunnel coming from the west to oakland

former south carolina governor mark sanford, his odd disappearance reveals an affair with an argentineanoman. he resigned and later elected to congress. eliot spitzer, number nine in a prostitution ring, returned to work in the private sector and for a while on air for tv news and louisiana senator david viter reportedly on phone records turned by a d.c. adam. there were no comebacks for governor edwards, senator craig and congressman wener. i'm sure he'll come back at some point. what do you say? >> that's a long list. kissing congressman, do you know what? i pray toood that he did actually work things out with his family. with five children at home, he said, quote, his family is stronger than ever. that's wonderful news. whether or not that means that he should be reelected, that's up to his constituents if they're going to reelect him. you always hope that they can work things out, the family can get back together. i don't know if we have really get the truth from these men. >> no. men don't tell the truth and neither do politicians. i'll not surprised that politicians cheat and lie.

it's just down the road from sanford, florida, where trayvon martin was killed two years ago. tonight there are tough questions about race and justice in florida. joining me now is don terry from the southern poverty law center. he interviewed that former klansman for his report. darryl owens, columnist for the orlando sentinel, writing about criminal justice and race relations. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> thanks for having me, reverend. >> darryl, let's start with the with allegations about the two police officers. how does it affect cases they are involved with, past and present? >> it would certainly seem to jeopardize caseses both past and present because whether or not the police officers actually did anything improper there is the perception that because of bias their cases could be tainted. >> here is another quote from your interview with the former police officer who was in the kkk. el kins said, quote, the entire purpose of the movement is to put people in government. you will never get someone elected under the night's party or the american naz p

. >>> a mexican-born sanford law professor has been nominated by jerry brown, governor. associate justice of the state's high court. if approved, the registered democrat would fill a vacancy created by justice marvin baxter. he also served as an adviser in the obama white house. >>> a canceled central valley tradition may not be going away after all. >> coming up, how one guy plans to save the stockton asparagus festival. ,,,,,, [ heart beating ] [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet, period. [ heart beating ] xfinity internet from comcast. double the speed. [ heart beats ] gutted through a charter school--causing the roof to apse. flames and >>> fire crews in los angeles finishing up their bat billion a two-alarm fire that gutted a charter school and caused it to collapse. fortunately t school was not in session at the time. no injuries have been reported. >>>

. >> your donor had the same fred sanford ring tone?>> yes. >> no way. >> here at the transplant games, every athlete has received a priceless gift, ranking from a newhart, lungs, liver, bone marrow, cornea or even tissue. >> there is over 120,000 people currently in the united states today waiting for an organ transplant. and approximately 18 of them die every day. >> fortunately, these athletes aren't only living, but thriving. >> i received two gold, three bronze. >> yahoo. >> in houston, at the transplant games, fox news. >> 4:48ment girl power is taken over the comic world. mighty thunder now a goddess. marvel comics announcing that the popular superhero will now be a woman. they say it is not temporary, and lady nor will carry the hammer from this point forward. marvel said they made the switch to continue the tradition of small female characters like storm, and black widow. >> she is adorable. rihanna is denying claims that she supports the palestinian authority of her tweet sent from her twitter account to suggest that she does,

all, people seem to forget the trayvon martin was killed on the night of the nba all-star game in sanford, florida. the game took place in orlando. he was going to come to watch the game. it was another two months before it blew up because, frankly, national media ignored it. it was on social media. i remember tweeting dewayne wade, who i know, and i specifically said -- i am stunned that lawyers who live in orlando and miami are saying nothing about this, because he lived in miami gardens. so i remember him tweeting -- thanks, brother, for pushing us and keeping us on these issues. a day later, they made the statement. the problem i had with kobe was he was missing critical facts as to what actually happened and what took place. players were not saying george zimmerman guilty. it was sending a signal that we stand in solidarity. with they also were saying with those hoodies was that even though we might be nba ballers, depending upon where we go, they might not recognize the face of , so we'redwaynek just like trayvon. if i am willing to criticize the president and oprah, kobe, i'm going

i'm a proud graduate of the s sanford school of public policy. i learned he was one of the founding governors who started all of this a half century ago. it's amazing to see some of the quotes that he had 50 years ago because you could use probably half the things he said during the opening meeting today and they would still be relevant. one of the things he commented upon then in 1965 is that no one fully kprooe hcomprehends the e of children television. i just want to start by grounding us all in this conversation before i share a whirl wind of important research. i want to ask by asking everybody in the room. i want to think about the best teacher that you've ever had. gallop actually asked americans this as one of our daily polling questions a few years ago and we provided a prompt. we said now put that person's name in your head so i want you to do that right now. think of the best teacher you've ever had. put their name in your head. at the count of three, i'd like you to all same that name outloud in you'll humor me with this. ready? one,

happened at university and bryant close to sanford university.oins us from the scene. >> as you can see from behind me, they are beginning to repair the windows of the university cafe. the driver is 90 years old from san jose. police say alcohol and drugs were not an issue here. it was just a terrible accident. >> i just saw this man just driving into the table. >> reporter: this woman was having lunch at university cafe. she had just left her table when this car plowed into the cafe. she narrowly missed being hit. >> and there was a man with his hip completely displaced, like a war zone. there was another man next to him who was bleeding. >> i was going oh, my god. i hope it was -- i hope nobody got really severely hurt. >> you could hear the tables smashing into each other an people were actually screaming. >> reporter: this man works across the street from the cafe and says the driver stayed in his car for a while. apparently he just stayed in the car. it looked like everyone else on the ground like someone was twitching so they were in way wo

she blew through the round at sanford last night winning in straight sets. williams was ousted from the single after looking dazed and lookless in her match. she retired in a doubles match after losing her balance. serena williams says it was a viral infection. bank of the west classic continues today. venus up next at 7:00 tonight. >>> big debut for levi stadium is set for saturday. the game already sold out. earthquakes say the 49ers allowed them to semi44,000 tickets to the game against the sounders. that's about two-thirds full object stadium. yesterday the quakes told us about a thousand tickets remain. we did check online this morning. ticket master says those tickets are no longer available. this will be the first official test of levi stadium. the public transit system and the parking around the stadium get tested as well, and i think we can have good luck. >>> when you are looking to be the best, you want to learn from the best which is certainly why i sit here next to scott and why the new head coach of the warriors is meeting with someone. >> that

. >> outside the sanford police department, an act of civil diso disodi disbodi disobedience forced thewhy. >> it was after that, we wanted to start something that cannot only fight back against what we saw as attacks on our community, attacks on us, but also be able to bill an infrastructure so we could fight back against people in the legislature who don't respect us and don't reflect our values. >> bloody sunday, the event that turned the tide in the civil rights movement. >> a jon young john lewis, leader of the march. marching today to drama advertise to the nation, dramatize to the world, thousands of negro citizens of alabama, particularly here in the blightville area, denied the right to vote. >> ordered to disperse, go home, or go to your church. this march will not continue. >> we were prepared to put bodies on the line, to change america. but we were prepared to do what i call getting away, to get in trouble, good trouble, necessary trouble. >> a group known as the dream defenders have been staging a dramatic sit-in at the florida state capitol in tallahassee. >> for 31 days

he later got a masters degree from sanford.uneral services will be held on wednesday at temple best jacob in redwood city. he is survived by his wife of 40 years. >>> south bay leaders will call on the food and drug administration today to lift the ban preventing gay men from donating blood. the everett is being spearheaded by congressman mike honda who started an online petition to try to get the fda to overturn that ban. that ban is based on decades old fears that have been discounted by science. after holding a news conference, today honda will be joined by other leaders for a blood drive. the online petition already has 51,000 signatures so far. >>> honda not the first bay area against that law. in august of last year, then campbell mayor evan lowe tried to roll up his sleeve to donate blood but he was turned away because he's gay. he says it was discrimination and called on the fda to repeal the ban. >>> well let's check frr forecast this fine, monday morning with christina loren, good morning to you. >> hey good morning t

daniel sanford is in moscow, having just got back, from the russian side of the border. >> yes, that'sht. the eu leaders are prepared to meet in brussels in the last hour. we already heard from angela merkel, spokesman who says she's very disappointed with what the russians have done so far in terms of trying to lead talks towards peace. david cameron, the british prime minister, is said to be pushing for further sanctions, in conversations between angela merkel and president obama. all the time that those possible future sanctions are being discussed, the war of words going on between moscow and keefe as thkiev as they point the finger at each other as to who is to blame for various aspects, kiev accusing russia of shooting down one of its planes. the russians accusing kiev of firing shells across the border into russia. we have been down to the town where that incident happened on a trip organized by the russian ministry of defense. with us on the trip, a group of military attache from moscow who has been brought down by the ministry of defense to see the aftermath of what appears to

the figures who was most central to it in terms of leading some of the biggest protests early on in sanford, florida, in terms of connecting with the family of trayvon martin, with the parents, was the reverend al sharpton, our colleague here at msnbc and host of "politics nation" on this very network as well as his radio show "keeping it real." joining us right now from "keeping it real" is reverend al sharpton. truly the hardest working man in activism and television and everything. i know you're in the midst of your show. when you look at this one-year anniversary of the outcome in the trial, in the killing of trayvon martin, it was so divisive while the case was going on. do you think that divisiveness has remained as sharp now, or do you think it's dissipated? >> i think that some people are still polarized in terms of their opinion. but i think that there's been a growth in terms of uniting people around some of the core issues. there's been two parts, joy, to this case from the beginning. one was the law, stand your ground, which is why i and national action network got involved when

for more on this, i spoke to our correspondent in the region, tom birth, in kharkiv and david sanfordked how close the international investigators would be able to get. >> we had word from the bbc team traveling with them this morning in that part, heading out of donetsk, the main city in that area, east towards that large country side and on one of the main roads, the ukrainian military said it is not safe enough to go further. intense fighting continues and that prevented the team of international observers for reaching the crash site for the fourth day running. >> that will enflame tensions further. to moscow, daniel, let's concentrate on the sanctions. what has been the reaction of the russian government to these sanctions? >> well, first of all, the russians stock market has risen slightly this morning. i think there was a feeling the sanctions might have been worse. for example, russia's main banks, spare bank, escaped the sanctions and its share prices are up. the share price of vtb bank, the main bank that did get sanctions, are sharply down this morning. certainly the ruble i

the daily news of bentley was parked on sanford avenue for almost a month. when the owner went out to get it on friday, discovered it was gone. now the car looked like this, but it's also a convertible. police say it's so distinctive they're hoping someone will notice it and give them a call. officers are looking for a blue 2013 bentley continental gtc. license plate number on the screen. no word why the owner didn't use the $213,000 car for several weeks, but when they used it, it was gone. >> just, you'd think you'd check on your $200,000 car. >> i'd put that in a garage. >>> 6:26 right now, still ahead, stretch of highway shut down overnight. we have new details in from the chp about a very troubled morning commute. >>> plus does the mayor of oakland have car insurance? we'll tell you what's triggering new doubts about the fender bender. >>> taking a live look outside, san mat tteo bridge this mornin afternoon sea breeze will cool things off. quite the difference from yesterday. >>> let's go up further north and over to the toll plaza. as laura mentioned,

the crux of the sanford note yesterday. return on equity for trading 7%.of capital, estimated 10%. they're under water there. >> why i think that note was way off base and why it's a great time to buy the stock. that news, every bank on wall street has had a decline in trading revenue. six months old. three months old, not a new story. priced in. i want to look what they're going to be doing in the next three months. not what they were doing three and six months ago. the banks have a plan in place, accounted for that and when goldman's quarter comes out, all quarters come out, something you want to be invested in. mid-160s, great entry. >> your dow value pick? >> united health care. i care as much as the dow as i care about who won "dancing with the stars" if that's even still on-air anymore. >> there's a reason we talk about the s&p 500. broader measure of stocks. absolutely. price weighted. >> 100 years. >> yes. >> and the index. >> with that said, united health care. because health care grows every single year and the economy. i think the affordable car

so as a democrat, you've got to be very, very careful about that as our congressman sanford bishop provesvery day. >> indeed. goldie, we'll have you back to talk about a lot of that. georgia's going to be fascinating this year. thanks so much. >> fascinating. >> all right. take care. and it is official. the republicans have selected cleveland to host the 2016 republican national convention. cleveland beat out dallas and, as you know, sits in the critically important battleground state of ohio, which is home to major fights over voting rights. we'll be right back. (birds chirping softly in background.) (loud engine sounds!) what! how's it going? heard you need a ride to school. oh, that's pretty cool! big day at school? i know just the thing to help you get going. power up with new cheerios protein. looks like we're about to board. mm-hmm. i'm just comparing car insurance rates at progressive.com. is that where they show the other guys' rates, too? mm-hmm. cool. yeah. hi. final boarding call for flight 294. [ bells ring on sign ] [ vehicle beeping ] who's ready for the garlic festival? thi

. >>> palo alto police say a man looking like this sketch attacked a woman near the sanford campus.e say the woman was sitting on a bench at wary park on friday morning when the suspect tried to grab her, kiss her, and pin her down. she got away and called police. >>> new this morning, citigroup and the justice department will announce a $7 billion settlement today. the deal resolved allegations the bank sold toxic mortgages in the run up to the financial crisis in 2007. about two and a half billion will go towards consumer relief under which citigroup will likely help homeowners modify their mortgages. >>> it is 6:14, if you find yourself with a mysterious rash, your might want to the check your ipad. that's the new warning from doctors this morning. "today in the bay's" bob redell live outside an apple store in palo alto with more on the said this affects more than you might think, good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning laura. study being published this morning in a medical journal called pediatrics, and it's reporting that some ipads could cause allergic skin reactions in c

there fromes out sanford bernstein r that on a good case, in the best case looking atou are approximatelyounds worth of litigation costs. that could ramp up to 7 billion pounds. 7.ura says between 4nging billion and 7 billion pounds to the question you have to ask yourself, if you are looking at 7 billion pounds worth of litigation costs over the next number of years, and by the way, it is hard to put a number on it -- that seems to be the -- rbs, ok, ,arnstorming topline numbers and it is a bit difficult to understand the size and skill of litigation and the impact that might have. you're quite right to bring people's attention to that. ppi mis-selling 900 million pounds. who in -- >> any litigation affects the banks of financial strength -- ' financial strengths. for example, ubs just broke through. the buffer of capital that you need it every time you have another investigation -- how many investigations have there been? they have cleaned up libor. they've just made another 90 billion pounds. you have foreign exchange. i don't have any insight. how do you work out a foreign-exchange fu

are downgraded to market perform from outperform at sanford bernstein.e target to $180. they are hobbled in its largest line of business, sales, and trading. allergen. they won fda approval for its treatment of vision loss in diabetics. the fda rejected its inhalable treatment for migraines. >> pinnacle foods. plans to sellpped to he'll sure brands. o hillshire brands. number seven is yahoo!. they are adding another comedy to its lineup. on yahoo!will air this fall. it features a group of students at a community college. >> i like that show. number six, green mountain. forming a partnership for creamer. make capsulesg to compatible with the machine. blackstone. they're relying on three traders for its first hedge fund. they are the largest investor in hedge funds, but this would be the first they manage directly. gopro. they posted a third straight day of gains. investors are optimistic that revenues tied to shared videos will share -- feel profit growth. will fuel profit growth. >> urban outfitters. they cut their price target from 37 -- 237 from $46. >

and three to end of the problem of slavery that second judicial review decision was dred scott v sanford but abraham lincoln was having no part of it he refused to recognize the judicial review component of dred scott and said in effect you know that decision was a terrible one for poor mr scott but it doesn't apply to anybody else and i am going to emancipate all the rest of the slaves. judicial review really went on steroids in the twentieth century particularly in the presidency of f.d.r. although he slowed it down a little bit nine hundred thirty seven by threatening to use article three section two to regulate the court by adding more members to it and judicial review became particularly toxic in the one nine hundred seventy s. after lewis powell you know the infamous powell memo was paul after he was put on the bench by richard nixon paul pushed through the idea that money is protected by the first amendment as if it were speech and in our political and our electoral system over to billionaires and corporations in the buckley viva laodicea the grandson of that decision citizens uni

we find that the early adopters are in major metropolitan areas -- london, new york, sanford cisco, ottawaopolitan cities. -- san francisco, ottawa, major metropolitan cities. was a wonderful movie about an operating system, artificial intelligence, which runs the lead character's life that he falls in love with. that is sent to you. is this the next level? , sort of the scarlett johansson-type a.i.? >> that is a kind of association you might like. >> absolutely. we are a step over google. people habitually go to google to get information. we're saying in the context of a business meeting, you don't have to do that. it is done for you. on theind of like siri iphone when you ask it a question. it is focused on one specific task, non-sentient meaning it does not have its own logic. it is a computer program that provides the information instantly. >> will it have its own intelligence soon? >> who knows. >> david, thank you very much, giving us the lowdown on low-down. >> german chancellor angela merkel is set to pay an official visit to china. the focus of the trip, her seventh two china, sin

sanford cisco will reach the upper 60s. weather for the rest of the week. -- warmer weather for the rest of the week . < >: it seems like a great buy. would you still like buying apple shares question or develop i think every message will be diversified. i don't think you have followed the individual named. take a look at microsoft's the last five years. facebook has had a good rise. i would to the other news today to learn what happened to the mobile phone it is huge for facebook. that quarter when they said th

saysnk sanford bernstein 12% of their 2015 earnings are going to come from this.trouble or if they are not allowed to do this able to will they be still make money from this? will it not hurt their growth? >> that is an interesting one. why is retail flow so valuable? it is very simple. retail flow is statistically predictable. you can look and you know statistically how frequently an ibm trade will come in. ofas a result, it is a form editable liquidity. in a world where there is a shortage of liquidity, that is very valuable. what we see is internalization, and internalization is taking retail flow and taking institutional flow, and you run the institutional big orders matics that slice it up and put it against retail. you're helping the institutional player, not hurting the retail player because they are getting the best execution. if you are not doing best execution, that is a violation, and there is the issue. you will have a review of all of these to make sure they are meeting the best execution rules. her member e*trade at one point had an institutional deb

short version of the resume so we could have more time for this discussion but i want to thank the sanford institute, dr. linda patterson for coming up with the idea for this event. and the support of the center for black literature at met trevor's college headed by dr. brenda greene and clarence reynolds who have been of great help to me. i would also like to thank roger green who has actually picks completed the monumental task of reading this book. and lost a lot of sleep as the result. let me move on to a to "harlem's rattlers and the great war: the undaunted 369th regiment and the african american quest equality". i would like to begin first by reading from something that william pickens wrote. william pickens, scholar best with the naacp, india >> host: hundreds. this is what william pickens says about blacks in the first world war. we tend to overlook the first world war as an important event in the african-american experience. we think about the civil rights movement, we sort of tie in to brown vs. board of education as if 1954 is the start of the civil rights movement or rosa park

appear from the outside that the 777 will figure prominently in this show. 777ing is introducing a new sanford delivery later this decade. it is called the 777 act. it will have new composite wings and better engines. it will be so wide that the wingtips on the ends of the actually fold in automatically so it can get into the gate and maneuver around the airport. >> what about the aircraft companies themselves? >> this may not make travelers happy, but boeing is introducing a version of the 737, the single aisle jet, the workhorse of many airlines. it is a narrowbody plane. he will squeeze into hundred people. if you are already feeling experienceet set to a few more neighbors on board. this is likely to appeal to the low-cost airlines because they want the operational efficiency of that new plane with the new engines. we also want to pack more people seatingigher density arrangement. >> sardines in the sky. >> i wonder at what point it will be standing room only on these planes. >> i think i heard that once. was talkingceo about that. they wanted everybody to stand up. etc. think i will be tr

people seem to forget is that trayvon martin was killed on the night of the nba all-star game in sanford, florida. the game took place in orlando. he was going back home to watch the game. it was another two months before it blew up because frankly, national media ignored it. we drove it on social media. i remember tweeting dwyane wade, who i know, saying -- and i specifically said: i am stunned that players who live in orlando and in miami are saying nothing about this because he was -- he lived in miami garden. and so dwain, i remember her tweeting he, roland, thanks, brother for pushing us and keeping us on these issues. a day later, they made the statement. the problem i had with kobe was, he was missing critical facts as to what actually happened and what took place there. the heat players were not saying george zimmerman was guilty. they were sending a signal that we stand in solidarity and what they were saying with those hoodies is that even though we might be nba ballers, depending upon where we go, they might not recognize the face of lee bron or dwain. we are like trayvon. i w

darren sanford, a registered sex offender, convicted of luring children. he was released from prison, officers made him wear a gps monitored to watch him closely. but the family of this little girl was about to realize a shocking reality. >> they weren't monitoring him the way they should have been. >> reporter: sanford met her in a restricted area near kids. a place he wasn't supposed to be. gps showed he was there, but officers weren't watching his every move and he struck again. sexually assaulting her and beating her to death. >> they knew the entire time and they could have taken him in and they didn't. now she's gone and we'll never see her again. >> reporter: parole officials say they just don't have the manpower to track every criminal in realtime. too expensive. but the makers of gps bracelets say that's no excuse. the technology is available and it's dangerous not to use it. >> place your foot up on the chair. >> reporter: to prove how precise and instant it can be, they strapped an ankle bracelet on me. i'm going to walk through this parking lot