you're looking at your [inaudible] when we're looking at our building and construction trades lab, tla's your geometry, one hour of geometry, english and they all work with a trade teacher, at our site today, we have chris wood who is the building and construction trades teacher who has 30 years of experience who has worked in the field and are going to give the skills these students need and to know what to look for with that. with the [inaudible] we're able to have, this gave us an opportunity to put what's called work base learning opportunity for these students, they can use those three hour blocks once a week which we started this year to go out into the field and really discover what they're interested in and maybe opportunities also what we say is what they're not interested in, so some students who are in these labs may need that for credit needs, the good majority of them are looking at these classes with opportunities of what is the next step, could i really do this and we get to sort of cultivate that relationship and see where that goes. so, with that, we've been working clos

cada vez que llegaba la policÍa, se presentaban como buncionarios del gobierno de estados unidos y tlailiares de walter scott el hombre muerto por un policÍa blanco preparan su entierro para maÑana. hoy pidieron a la comunidad evitar actividades que generen violencia. activistas de la ciudad convocaron a una reuniÓn con autoridades locales para que se nombre una junta independiente que investigue actos de mala conducta por parte de la policÍa. >> cuando estÁ fresca la indignaciÓn de ver en video, otro caso de brutalidad policial aumenta el eenojo pÚblico. una cÁmara aÉrea firmÓ la brutal paliza de agentes de california a un hombre que perseguÍan en el desierto por robar un caballo. le pegaron sin piedad cuando estaba rendido y terminÓ en el hospital. [imÁgenes] >> este video muestra los momentos finales de la persecusiÓn del hombre. al recibir una descarga elÉctrica de tazer es violentamente desmontado de un caballo que habÍa robado para huÍr de alguaciles del condado. ya con la cara en el suelo y las manos en la espalda parece tembrar por otras descargas elÉctricas mientras se aproxim

but then took off leaving her on the ground with all the injure tlas that she is on life support. >> the communication was right there. obviously, we're just on the edge of campus. there is a lot of traffic. a lot of kids coming to and from class. >> reporter: understandably this has really taken the temple community. that student that we talked to said he is nervous he often rides his bike. and this has hit home. they're looking for three teenagers believed to be in the car. >>> also news from overnight, investigators are looking for the person who they say stabbed a gloucester county woman several times. authorities found the victim inside her woodbury home on williams avenue early this morning. she'd been stabbed several times. we're working to 81 date ing toing to update her condition. >>> police tell us they have a suspect in custody. police responded to a report that a possibly armed person inside this home in upper providence township. after several hours police arrested a man but they haven't yet told us his name any charges against him or what exactly led to the standoff. >>

piece has been really looking at what are the services that we need to do to support families and tla's where the work for the different communities, it's usually the underserved communities and the [inaudible]. i ask that you consider that. during my career, i've worked as a teacher and an executive director of community programs serving children, youth and their families. in the field of philanthropy, i worked as a chief organizational officer in a community foundation which taught me how to assist staff to work together productively and strategically to serve the communities well. now as the executive director of the me me and peter hodge fund, i have the privilege to work in and with the early care and education community to ensure that young children and their families have access to high quality services that allow children the critical start in life. throughout my career, i've been passionate about equity and social justice. i have worked and will continue to work for children and their families, especially for those who don't have access to the educational health and social serv

. >> on south street the at tla saturday night. >> did you go good two sold out shows. >> he is filthyn stagey can't imagine that. >> yes. >> what was his character's name bob sagget. it is uncle jesse. and then. >> somebody will tell us on twitter. >> eddie, billy karl. >> go through all of the names. >> we don't know. >> bob kelly. >> no firm dates the but john stamos did say. >> danny. >> thank you. >> i just blew out a noodle. >> you say noodle because you had all this mack and cheese. >> that is right. >> you are such a noodle. you are like a hockey goalie nothing gets by you. >> you know him from game of thrones. he is always name. i'm not sure we are seeing this. this is a new movie. >> age of addage. >> we like him from game have of thrones. >> new hot movie, blake lively in it. >> no one knows what it is. anyway, this will be huge. i will tell you more but i just don't know. test. test. >> i tell you what there is a movie that everybody in my life is talking about. age of addline. >> looks so good. >> the guy that's coming up on good day philadelphia . >> about a minute is in

and he indicates that she has a vision for the future tlas uniquely her own. >> katrina, listen to me well. i was going to ask you a question that -- i want to ask you what policies might hillary clinton put forth that would actually make the gop a little bit nervous? >> well, right now, we see she is not distancing herself too far from obama. we are not sure what she is going to put forth with her, quote, unquote, vision. silence is going to be considered distance in this case. we saw last year when she tried to distance herself from the ns arks spying. and the irs scandal. stating transparency but forgot about it when it came to a problem with her e-mail server. i don't know what her policies will be. it's going to be interesting considering so far she seems to be in line with obama. >> katrina, you have seen early reports saying that the central team for her campaign will be a better economy for the middle class, reducing income inequality. katrina, i stay with you for a moment and i ask you despite having spent years in washington, what is it that hillary clinton can do to convinc

tla knows way for me to know. >> they closed the recreation centers in these neighborhoods.osed the schools. recreation centers. they closed swimming pools in the middle of a heat wave. i don't have a problem with you calling them idiots but let's also call the politicians who have ignored these communities, the communities they show up once every four years, let's call them idiots also. >> i think the other problem here in baltimore is you say recreation centers have been closed. swimming pools have been closed. at the same time huge tax breaks have been given to businesses to move into the city of baltimore. and the areas that are being developed here are places like harbor east are the wealthy people live. >> people think the riots have changed west baltimore. the face of west baltimore that is the face of it before the riots. when the cameras come in you see the depression and have you ever walked by a block of vacant houses the smell, the stench? and then you put coke dope crack, all throughout these neighborhoods and aggressive policing and they broke the boy's neck. >

that shooting it is going to be very very difficult unless some real dramatic information comes forth tlas that is going to be able to state, how does someone who is not a threat to you, doesn't appear to be a threat from the video that we're all looking at runs away and you still shoot them in the wac the number of times that we saw? that is still very disturbing. and that's the question that is still yet to be answered. however, we have to note that the state of south carolina found probable cause in order to arrest that officer. so there's your starting point right there. >> and that officer has been charged with murder. >> absolutely yes. >> let me get tom fuentes to respond. the fact that he was going to use a taser or a stun gun against this individual who has run out of the vehicle was running away, appropriate, not appropriate? >> it's appropriate to yell that because if there are any other officers or citizens in the area you want them to realize it's not a firearm you're about to shoot, which is a taser, which is a completely different weapon. only has a range of about 20 feet. i

criminal justice system that we're a part of they are going to try to blame tamir rice for what you see in tla video. and so, i start my comments they said, after i got them off of that talking about what message are you giving to young black men and all these sisters and they said well, why do you take on these cases? why do you keep making these issues? you know, these controversial ib issues. i looked at the newspaper in richmond, virginia and tvs the same headline. all across america. and they said, because of what just happened to walter scott in north charleston south carolina, black men still targets. and so, i told him, the word, this is why i take on the cases i take on, but i have a news flash for you. it's not just black men. it's black women. it's black boys. and it's black girls. it's brown boys. it's brown girls. and y'all, i said, it would be so easy for us to look the other way. we comfortable. we making money. you know, we got these fancy law degrees and stuff. but as i stand here at the school of divinity at howard university, attorney ray, wouldn't god be ashamed of us if we

. >> is tla restructuring coming?an likely coming and some defaults -- >> puerto rico will default on some of the g.o. some of the debt? >> the puerto rico electric power authority does not have enough cash on hand to make their july payment right now. restructuring right now, the talks are nowhere. there was a court case that threw out the restructuring. again, bear in mind there's g.o.s, sales tax, there's electric power authority, there's highway authority, and now this oil tax bond issue is up in the air. it's a falling knife that's just fallen a lot further. >> we'll leave it there. thank you. >> alexander levinthal. >> take a look at shares now. trading down .6%. >> let's get to phil lebeau with what has happened with ford. seems like it's mostly about the f-150. >> it is mostly about the f-150 when you look at north america, melissa. the fact they are getting better than expected returns on those f-150 that have been sold so far. you'd expect a little optimism. people looked at the numbers and said you missed o

happened to call you two days afs it was known the la films eb5 request was going to be denied, and tla within hours of receiving the governor's call, you mr. mayorkas, directed your staff to reopen the case for l.a. films. is that a coincidence? >> i would respectfully take issue, congressman with your characterization of the question. >> i understand that. you're an attorney, right. it doesn't seem like you came very prepared for the the meeting knowing that it was coming. one final question, mr. chairman. what is dhs's policy for employee use of personal e-mails in the context of april 7th 2015, i sent a letter to the secretary requesting to see da copy of your e-mail usage policy. why has it taken so long -- i know you can't answer that question. what was the policy for the employee use of personnel e-mails? do you know? >> to the best of my knowledge, official business is to be conducted on official government e-mail, and i will follow up with your question congressman, with respect to your request for a copy of you are e-mail use usage policy. >> thank you mr. chairman. mr. mayork