that is a lot of money to have ap classes and costs the students to take the ap test it's an investmentn the district and for our families which the majority of them you know qualified for free and reduced lunch so i don't know i'm suggesting again, i'm not one the authors of this resolution i'm suggesting you may want to add in exploring our the opportunity for current reinforcement enrollment with the colleagues not just city college but ap two we're looking at help that he hydra shipyard. >> we're doing this whole stem thing; right? so instead of us doing the ap classes we might they might be taking college courses on those different campuses or the colleague teachers maybe attentively teaching in the classroom or the teaches macro maybe having the dual ability to teach in the classed and give the continental consider this is where it is going natalie want to prepare i look at those bullet points don't list that possibility or leads us in that direction i don't want to box us in i don't know ap classes will be important on a student transcript they maybe looking at it didn't maybe th

cities and more likely if the ap sample is representative well over 2,000 timg every year over u.s. cities. >> but the fbi said they are zeroing in on criminals and many are asking how is this different than when local law enforcement agencies use helicopters or drones to northern criminal activity which we know also has happened including, i believe even in ferguson. >> well we don't -- there's a lot we don't know here. but, again, the one technology that the fbi has admitted putting on these planes, it's a massive surveillance technology. the government has incredibly sophisticated cameras that can monitor 25 square miles at a time and create and give a very detailed picture such that's the you can identify particular individuals. so i think there's room for skepticism, especially given the fbi's clearly documented attempts to hide this program for about the fbi statements and about what it is that they are doing. >> we'll see if the fbi releases more information as more questions are pointed at this program. thank you very much david for your time. developing now u.s. intelligence

an ap actually are expensive to the students their 85 there's each and they teach to test in may inow i've had three children with multi things i've written many, many checks for ap classes some they passed and some universities didn't accept and some accident have we done something i feel have we done research open whether or not a concurrent enrollment in city college is better than an ap class and relying on this resolution just on ap without mention of concurrent combrormd with the community college and sf state many of our students that are taking those classes get college credit i want to make sure that the students we serve primary are students that you know qualify for reduced lunch and one less class to pay for could be thousands and thousands of dollars and a leg up in college entrance do you think with the in our judgment should we be adding on amendment that actually includes concurrent enrollment and exploring the alignment with our high school design thanks. >> superintendent carranza. >> yes. thank you dr. murase and commissioner fewer so absolutely so we've taken a

but the ap says the government has gone to great lengths to conceal its ownership of the planes. registering to at least 13 fake companies. >>> hurricane season has begun. the third year in a row, fewer storms than normal are expected but as janice reports officials say it's nothing to take lightly and they are urging caution. >> for hurricane prenardness it's never to early to get ready. >> folks across the nation are urged to prepare. the official start of the 2015 atlantic hurricane season has begun. last season there were eight named storms and six hurricanes this. year scientists predict six to 11 named storms, three to six of them could be hurricanes. the federal emergency management agency is urging everyone to plan ahead. >> i'm thinking through evacuation planning, updating my insurance, getting the supplies i need and strengthening my home. >> meanwhile researchers at the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says there's a 70% chance of an above-average hurricane season in the pacific. the outlook calls for 15 to 22 named storms. and over at the university of

peter: the ap and upi we cater to the -- to america's newspapers. the ap had 2000. upi hundreds. ory of any hometown mentioned or any interesting war story would be in the newspaper's front page. parents, sisters, brothers would cip that -- clip that out, send it back to the unit. we kept going back to these units. the first calvary division, the marines -- they knew exactly what we were writing. they saw it in the local newspaper. there were able to judge our intent and our ability to better understand what they were doing. my experience was exactly like yours, bob. the average soldier, the g.i.'s were happy to see us, wondering at the time, general wars morlan, after the -- general wes morlan after the crisis or action in which -- 300 americans were killed in a very difficult and brutal assault by the communists after the major battle had ended he complain to us that our interviews with the soldiers were unacceptable. he said, "what does the average g.i. know about what is going on in the war?" as far as i was concerned, the average g.i.'s view was as important as the general's.

too bad no one warned him the ap wants to take his picture. more "red eye" in a few. stay tuned.

general was green, the commander at that point, called the ap and complained. said this is rubbish, what are your people doing out there? gallagher brushed off because he could see clearly what was going on. the accuracy of the reporting. green cap complaining to visiting newspaper people. they eventually invited him to new york to the ap headquarters, showed him the pictures and the story, and he conceded, "well, maybe something like that did happen." something similar did. not only in our stories the other stores in the course of the war and it came to undermine what were really accurate accounts of what was happening. margaret: one of the things that is interesting to me is bob, you , are in such a different role since you are there as a local reporter. you are telling the personal stories and getting those back home. the idea that you could just hitch a ride to the front lines. and that you could just approach rank and file, it's pretty extraordinary in this day and age. if you look at war reporting now , whether it is a combat zone people are deployed in,

ted cruz, one of the republican presidential candidates went to a shooting range and the ap released this picture of a handgun pointed at his forehead. outrageous how could a mainstream media organization release this,. >> i would be outraged, the a pfer has come back and said there were 11 or 12 photos taken maybe 14, five were used. it is surprising, to see that that was the choice made and nobody saw it. i don't think that when it comes to the associated press people think there is an agenda behind this photo. there were guns on the wall and it was an unfortunate and not pretty picture to look at. >> the images were not intended to portray senator cruz in a negative light. but a lot would say that is exactly what was going on. if you have a gun pointed at somebody's head that was suggestive and corrosive to the public discourse. >> it is. i remember after gabby giffords was shot in arizona and some of her staff killed, innocent victims in arizona, a lot of people said we have to stop using that imagery. it is absolutely understandable people would have this reaction. side track of

what is the ap image of ted cruz trying to say? that's next. >> brittany menard's decision to take her own life last year. sparked a national debate. >> brittany didn't wan't to die, the brain tumor was killing her, she simply took control over how that process would go. >> now see what her husband is doing to keep his promise to change "right to die" laws nationwide. america tonight only on al jazeera america. >> bold... >> he took two m-16's, and he crawled... >> brave... >> ...do what you gotta do... >> then betrayed... >> why do you think you didn't get the medal of honor? >> a lifetime without the honor they deserved... >> some say that it was discrimination... >> revealing the long painful fight, to recognize some of america's bravest... >> he say.. be cool...be cool... >> ...proudest moment in my life.. >> honor delayed a soledad o'brien special report only on al jazeera america sphwhr last week's killing of nine people at a south carolina church leaves congress right where they've been for years over guns, near impossible. i

other members whether they held to the illustrations of arrested development and really closer to the apes than the other african savages or whether they are viewed as the degenerate descendents of ordinary blacks they are of equal interest to the student of acknowledging and can be studied with profit" back. it was benga's resistance resistance to captivity that ultimately convinced of zoo officials that he was too much to handle. he was finally in test -- and trust the care of reverend james gordon at the orphanage asylum hearing or glenn. "spectacle" recounts benga's stay in weeks fill his journey to ensberg virginia and the return to the orphanage farm in long island where he lived a lonely life at st. james. in 1910 he returned to lynchburg where he worked on a tobacco farm and did odd jobs. he also became a beloved companion to neighborhood children to whom he talked the ways of the forest hunting fishing picking berries and roots. in lynchburg he was embraced by the towns black community that included and spencer who would go on to become an acclaimed poet and have actually done ota

. >> reporter: the investigation by the ap found the fbi flying surveillance flights in many cases without a court's approval using technology to gather video or cell phone data. and tonight the fbi empathized to fox news the program is not secret and the data is targeted. over a 30-day period the ap investigation found more than 100 flights over at least 11 cities. including seattle houston, phoenix, boston minneapolis and over southern california. the ap was asked by the fbi not to identify the front companies used by the bureau. this plane was unusual and photographed in northern virginia. congressional records show the fbi fleet has 115 planes, including 90 cessnas. a member of the senate intelligence committee questioned whether the program respects legal boundaries? >> is it stint? is it authorized? does it have overnight and -- oversight and we will be asking all these questions sooner rather than later. >> reporter: fbi spokesman told fox news adding the fbi uses all tools and equipment and conducts all investigations in accordance with the attorney general guidelines. but critics

they essentially invoked the free spite of ap -- free spirit of appomattox. robert e. lee had been indicted after the war, and he invoked appomattox and insisted that u.s. grant invoke the agreement they had had to protect robert e. lee. he remained to his death, very reprobate on the issue of slavery in the south. this is a pretty, you know, penetrating and compelling reassessment of how appomattox and what the meaning of appomattox was intercepted by the south -- interpreted by the south and ultimately, by the north, really did damage for the next 09 years in terms -- 90 years in terms of race. this book is a look at the reign of henry viii. those who are fans of st. thomas moore who had been the chancellor of englander under henry 6:00 and was -- henry viii thomas caronwall is the instrument of both securing the divorce and arguing for the separation of the church in england from the church in this rome and, ultimate hi, for thomas moore's demise as well. ultimately ironically, thomas cromwell lost his head as well. but it's a maybe more sympathetic portrayal of a ve

his childhood friend told the ap what roof allegedly told him saying blacks were taking over the worldone needed to do something about it for the white race. he wanted segregation between whites and blacks. in the story, he said that's not the way it should be but he kept talking about it. he saw dylann roof the day before the massacre. he went to a lake with a couple other people. roof hated the outdoor and decided he'd rather see a movie. the next time we saw dylann roof was when this picture was broadcast on the tv news. he said he called the police telling the ap i didn't think it was him, i knew it was him. now we go live to charleston and nbc's craig melvin. you talked to senator lindsey graham a short time ago. tell us about that and what is happening in the community right now. >> reporter: let's start with what is happening in the community right now. there are a number of vigils that have happened over the course of the day. the most regent vigil wrapping up roughly an hour and a half ago. some young, old, black, white. they were at a church about a block from emanuel ame. at

the fbi says the aviation program is not secret and the flights are for ongoing investigation but the apys the government has gone to great lengths to conceal its ownership of the planes registering them to at least 13 fake companies. >>> the u.s. senate scheduled to vote on a replacement bill for the patriot act. the senate will vote today on the usa freedom act. it would phase out the bulk collection of american phone records. the senate failed to act on the fill on sunday mainly because of maneuvering by senator rand paul who is a republican presidential candidate. >>> 6:41 is the time. a hold up at a subway restaurant in martinez. what investigators say the employees went through last night and the surveillance video police want you to see. >> we'll tell you about a new program for state lawmakers that are coming under fire. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute here where traffic getting up to the richmond bridge is getting a little bit slow heading to marin. we'll tell you a little more about the marin county commute. >> still low clouds around but there are noticeable break

the ap found that the fbi flew more than 100 surveillance flights over 11 states. the fbi says the aviation program is not secret and that the flights are for ongoing investigations. but the ap says the government has gone to great lengths to conceal its ownership of the plane registering them to 13 fake companies. >>> your time is 5:07. police in martinez need your help. they want to capture the two gunmen that robbed a sandwich shop. it happened last night at 7:30. martinez police posted this surveillance video you're looking at on their facebook page. you can see two men until dark clothing walk into the store and go up to the counter and pull out a gun. one of the men demands money from the cash register while the other one goes into the back of the store to get more money. both men were seen leaving in a silver collared four door honda civic and heading toward highway 4. you see the video. if you have any information, call martinez police. >>> a deadly hit and run accident in antioch prompted people in one neighborhood to take action to make their community sa

the flights are for ongoing investigations, but the ap says the government has gone to great lengths to conceal its ownership of those planes, registering them to at least 13 fake companies. >>> the city of menlo park pay consider changing its police camera policy. now, the proposed change would make it possible for people to have video recordings of themselves deleted. currently the policy requires them to keep all video for at least two and a half years. they have worked out a compromise that would allow people to request video to be deleted if it has no investigative relevance and if they are willing to sign a legal waiver. a new analysis shows american law enforcement is responsible for 1 in 13 gun deaths. an investigation found between january 1st and may 31st, 5, 9999 people were killed by guns in the u.s., now, the numbers are far higher in most industrialized countries. the paper's data base shows 317 of testimony police shooting victims were carrying guns or other weapons. >>> the widow of a police officer killed last year by another officer is suing the transit agency. tom

the ap 15, 16 os details the requirements for the programs in each specific funding stream. with approval of the item staff will make the appropriate contract modifications. please let me know if you have any questions. >> any questions from the commissioners? any questions? comment? is there any comment on the public at this time? okay, commissioners >> small question. the reductions that are made in specific programs, they don't seem in large part to be significant dollar amounts but is sthr a rational for reduction? >> for each fund source there is a different way the feds allocate and the state distributes it so if there have a reduction the way they distribute is based on what the population is for example. for each one there is a different formula is all. >> i just have one question, in some areas under the [inaudible] for example on page -what is this? the budget-page 2. and like under the food cost, item 6. you have a star about [inaudible] allocated cost. can you explain that a minute for me? >> i'm seeing food cost-item 6? >> yes >> i don't see any numbers in that

according to the "ap," the fbi has a whole fleet of spy planes registered to companies and collectingican cities. i'm joined now by eric tucker. eric, first of all, what are these planes doing? >> according to the fbi, they are taking their use for predicated for specific targeted investigations for individuals on the ground when they're believing there is criminal activity going on and they are capturing image, oftentimes working in tandems with ground surveillance to work together for a particular ongoing specific investigation. >> so important point here is that according to the fbi, these are the results of targeted specific warrants, targeted to individuals which are not both collection. they're not as far as we know doing a dragnet. >> correct. this investigation according to the fbi, this is designed in particular for individuals. that said, there are situations, they say they are rare in which they can attach specific outside equipment that scoops up cell phone information. it mimics a cell phone tower and can indicate and locate a specific individual. >> so they can goc up th

the ap-pic was taken in hua what you and it prompted accusations of political bias. the con i have to sigh states -- con i have to tiff states -- conservative states it wouldn't be of hillary clinton, but it wasn't intended to portray senator cruz in a negative light. hmm. what do you think rob this it was a second amendment event. maybe the photographer was looking in the foreground. >> there is zero chance. this wasn't somebody's idea of like well he loves guns so much. how much do we love this? the problem with all of this is it backfires. this will be a big fundraising moment for ted cruz. the same thing with the marco rubio a couple weeks ago. you send it around and it is try mary season and people say, well -- it is primary season. now is the chance to send that picture around a to all of your funders and say see i need your help. he will make a lot of money on this. >> he will turn lemons to money. >> exactly. >> jim obviously this was purposeful. was it even that bad? i think someone like senator cruz, he has a good attitude. if he laugh itself off it will be

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the ap says the picture was not portrayed in a negative light. right. ap doesn't stand for associated press either. why isn't the ap reporting on why dylann roof's family didn't seek help for him? why didn't schools act in his behalf? why is denial of a person's mental illness sometimes for years so often a large part of these stories of senseless tragedy. we're going to examine that question here tonight further. we have psychiatrist dr. keith ablow coming up. >>> our quotation of the evening now, this quotation on what america needs and has needed for sometime. the words of president warren g. harding, 29th president of the united states during the roaring 20's a period during american society is not entirely dissimilar to our own. we're coming right back. stay with us. >>> hillary clinton kicking off her busy summer fund-raising schedule with tony bennett and lady gaga. who were you expecting? and will they bring in the big bucks? we'll find out. >>> and when this monster truck driver failed he really fails, but dusts himself off and comes up with a n

howie in the past couple of weeks we saw the ted cruz with the gun to the head from the ap. it was an accident. the marco rubio thing, he had some traffic tickets and a luxury boat. already it starts. >> well i don't want to paint everyone with the same broad brush. and i think that some scrutiny of the republican presidential candidates is mandatory. but the ap shot itself in the foot by running that picture of ted cruz with the gun behind him on the billboard pointed at his head. i don't know how any editor was willing to carry that. the "the new york times," the piece was beyond absurd making a point about those four traffic tickets. u now you have univision and donald trump, it reinforces the notion that the media is not fair to republicans. here's another example. >> look at this one, he's just like a mass murderer. whatever you think of donald trump and what he said for the president of content at a network that's hosting a republican presidential forum, inappropriate. there's in way around it. guys thank you. >>> we have got breaking news right now on hillary clinton a

the ap says it was specifically asked by the fbi not to identify the shell companies that were beingd by the bureau. the ap includes this plane with unusual antennas and a camera photographed last week in northern virginia. a 2010 budget document lays out the fact that the fbi does have a fleet of about 115 planes similar to this one, including 90 sesa aircraft. today a member of the senate intelligence committee wanted to know whether the program respects legal boundaries. >> is it consistent? is it authorized? does it have oversight? we will be asking all these questions sooner than later. >> reporter: the fbi says these flights do comply with agency rules that limit the length of monitoring as well as the equipment that they are able to use. >> interesting we are finding out about this as we've been having this nsa discussion. are critics buying the explanation? >> reporter: after the freddie gray protests the fbi field office in baltimore confirmed to fox news that the bureau was flying surveillance flights over the area to assist local police in their investigation. the aclu sai

six movies are ahead of "san andreas. "0 two of the more recent," planet of the apes "and" men ." t to destroy new york city was spencer tracy's "san francisco" about the 1906 quake. a talked to a geologist there was a premiere of this movie on chest nut street on friday he says no, the san andreas fault would never produce a 9.1 quake. ever. definitive no. >> you can go there and take it for fun. >> totally for fun. >> still standing. >> we're good. thank you for watching. see you at 9:00 an11:00. >>> coming up today whoere you in high school? a jock the brain, the princess perhaps the geek in i that still you? can the brain become the jock can the princess becom at geek. we'll have the latest from the developmental psychologist who has a conncing theory on how long our high school labels stay with us. >> are your a dgeter. ana.d.d. experts attribute it is to higher brain thinking. >>> mistakes

six movies are ahead of "san andreas. "0 two of the more recent," planet of the apes "and" x men ." to destroy new york city was spencer tracy's "san francisco" about the 1906 quake. a talked to a geologist there was a premiere of this movie on chest nut street on friday he says no, the san andreas fault would never produce a 9.1 quake. ever. definitive no. >> you can go there and take it for fun. >> totally for fun. >> still standing. >> we're good. thank you for watching. see you at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> hi, everyone. welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyle, interest, food and entertainment all come together. there is so much to explore. on today's show the fun begins with tech gear for dads and grads. this is essentially a computer in the palm of your hand. and then what airline is taking your dining experience to new heights. and disneyland celebrates their 60th anniversary with a decadent treat. >> the chocolate. >> it's so good. >> the passion and drive behind a famous marching band. >> it's something that i love that has become part of me. >> all of the fun driven

the ap identified at least 13. the fbi flue above 30 cities in one state in one month. this plane with a camera underneath was used to conduct surveillance over baltimore this spring after riots broke out over freddie gray's desk. tracked the plane's route circling the city. the fbi said they had been conducting surveillance from the air for years, that it is easier from the ground and that it is done legally. fake aviation companies done to protect pilots and secrecy of operations they say. civil liberties groups openly question whether current laws reflect new and potentially invasive technology. at a time when the public is openly debating what surveillance powers the government should have the fbi's program is creating even more concern. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> now to china and the frantic scene at that capsized cruise ship. it's been two days since the eastern star overturned in the yangtze river hit by hurricane force winds and torrential rain. most of the 456 people on board are still missing. on their loved ones, it's been agonizing. more than 3,

a stark contrast to what authorities in boston are saying, the ap reports that videos show police officers backing away as he lunged at them. >>> the they crashed in a remote hillside last month on a humanitarian aid mission after twot powerful earthquakes. today's memorial service will be held at camp pendleton. the cause of the crash is still unclear. >>> security or invasion of privacy. the fbi is confirming it controls a fleet of planes that are mounted with sophisticated video cameras and cell phone tracking devices, sometimes called stingrays. them using these planes for year, they say it's legal. privacy advocates question whether current laws take into account the new potential invasive technology. >>> san francisco giants will make an important due tour before the weekend series against the phillies. they are headed to the white house. tomorrow afternoon president obama will honor the giants for last year's world series win. by now some of the giants are pretty familiar with the digs. this is the team's third trip to the white house in five years. >> three? oh, it is three. it see

the ap says it was asked by the fbi not to identify the front companies used by the bureau.plane was unusual antennas and a camera was photographed just last week. the fbi has 115 planes including 90 cessnas. today a member of the senate intelligence committee questioned whether the program respects legal boundaries. >> is it consistent? is it authorized? does it have oversight? and we will be asking all these questions sooner rather than later. >> the aircraft are not equipped designed or used for bolt collection activities. an fbi spokesman told fox, the fbi uses all tools and equipment, and conducts all investigations in accordance with the attorney general guidelines but critics today including the aclu question whether the data is retained or destroyed. >> even if the fbi says we're not doing mass surveillance we're only looking for one guy, their equipment is still gathering up information about thousands or tens of thousands of people. and that raises a lot of questions, constitutional questions and privacy questions. >> the dea and u.s. marshall service used planes f

duplication and we know there is a big demand in the community for education and training and so the aps program manager asked if we can coordinate betwer the non profit agency as well so i know they will be doing more of that as well. i think it will be clearer when you hear the other aspects from the larger programs. thank you >> i have a question. even though they don't provide direct legal service, do they have a way of making referrals? if someone came to prevention they do offer any kind of information about referral to people who will provide services? >> so, the elder abuse and dependent adult prevention grant is a small grant of api legal outreach. clearly there are legal services in theancy and you'll hear about them later as well as we ask for approval. they are able to refer back tothe main program or other agencies out in the community that support and help the api community. and there are also just-they also are key partners in the asian pacific islander partnership group. >> any other questions? hearing none i call for the vote. all in favor? oppose? the motion carries. re

the ap identified at least 13. the fbi flew about 30 cities in 11 states in just one month. this plane with a camera underneaths with used to conduct surveillance over baltimore this spring. after riots broke out over freddie gray's death. flight radar tracked the plane's route circling the city. the fbi says they have been conducting surveillance from the air for years. it's easier from the ground and it is done legally. fake aviation companies are created to protect pilots and the secrecy of operations. civil liberties groups openly question whether current laws reflect new and potentially invasive technology. at a time when the public is openly debating what surveillance powers the government should have the fbi's program is creating even more concern. stephanie gosk nbc news new york. >>> speaking of that debate over domestic surveillance. the senate ended a battle over programs that were halted when the patriot act expired sunday night. the senate passed the freedom act which restores but also overhauls powers under the patriot act that will allow americans phone record

the ap says it did nend to put the senator in a bad light, but critics are asking what the fallout would have been if this were the president standing there instead of senator cruz. ann coulter is a conservative commentator and author of "adios america." ann, good to see you. >> i like the way you read it. >> always fun to read the titles of your book. if that had been hillary clinton, if that had been president obama, the left would have been losing their mind over this. >> oh yes. >> the ap -- >> that is so outrageous. don't insult our intelligence by saying we didn't even notice. >> it was a mistake. >> who would have seen something like that? >> it had to get by the photographer and the photographer had to take the picture. >> look at it. >> the editor had to okay the picture. >> right. and, again, look at it. i have a whole chapter in my book mugged about racial demagoguery on the claims that obama was a particular risk of assassination, you know because he's black and we're a country teeming with racism. everything reminds liberals that this is a racist country, could be a wormarm

the ap identified at least 13. the fbi flew above 30 cities in 11 states in just one month. this plane with a camera underneath was used to conduct surveillance over baltimore this spring after riots broke out over freddie gray's death. flight radar 24 tracked the plane's route, circling the city. the fbi says they have been conducting surveillance from the air for years. that it is easier from the ground and done legally. fake aviation companies are created to protect pilots and the secrecy of operations officials say. but civil liberty groups openly question whether current laws reflect new and potentially invasive technology. at a time when the public is openly debating what surveillance powers the government should have the fbi's program is creating even more concern. stephanie gosk nbc news, new york. >>> now to china and the frantic scene at that capsized cruise ship. it's been two days since the eastern star overturned in the yangtze river. it was hit by hurricane-force winds and torrential rain. now most of the 456 people on board are still reported missing. for rela

this story what the ap calls phony numbers concerning profits.l us more about it. >> yeah just a warning to all our viewers. you've got to do due diligence and don't necessarily listen to analysts. you've got adjusted profits that look rose zi. more often than not, they're more worthy than base income or net profit. interestingly one said it was higher than income by 50%. do your work and take a look at net income line. interesting story out of hong kong and london. one of the biggest banks in the world, cutting huge numbers of staff. 25,000 staff. cutting back in turkey and brazil by 12%. they've got at the moment 260,000 workers. another big story everyone is looking at that couches both sides, apple. they've announced big things including their own music streaming service, 24 global internet radio, new service for artists to connect with listeners. rivals are saying this is interesting. ceo of spotify put on twitter before it was tweeted, oh, okay. alex young, the boss of sound cloud said this could benefit more of us as we become aware of str

that from the "ap." the court ruled those ruling in favor include john roberts, justices kennedy, ginsburg breyer, sotomayor and kagan. here on c-span3 we're going to wait to hear from those involved in the decision. if there are news conferences. obviously, you see our cameras there, hundreds of other reporters and observers, too. and we want to hear from you as well and your thoughts on the decision in the king v. burwell case, the affordable health care case, the subsidies for those who use the exchanges. here are the numbers -- 202-748-8921 for republicans. 202-748-8920 for democrats. and for all others, 202-748-8922. we'll look for your comments at facebook.com/cspan as well. and you can send us a tweet tweet @cspan. but again, we'll stay here live on c-span3 for any possible updates from those involved in the case and others as, again the court winding down its term. they just today released one other decision, and that was a decision regarding housing. they upheld a key enforcement tool used by the

going to happen if with you like denver do not think about cannabis usage when visitors come off the ape and go buy cannabis and told there's no places to smoke that as a tourist oriented city that realize our economy is build on the place that tourists go if we haven't given them angle appropriate place we'll have failed our industry i'm pleased to say sf with the tsa and the hotel council will be getting together with the small business small business commission and the council of district merchant to put together a condone working group at the end of the month to make sure that hospitality is a part of this conversation so we have tax and regulation and neighborhood interested and zone and hospitality and all of this points to how san francisco is viewed in tackle this huge reviewers idea of bringing cannabis out into the world in the important to the success of san francisco and to the success of the product and our consumers if we over tax and overregulate we will incentive intents the black market we don't want to see we want to incentivize all those people that are willing to come