but the abandonment of catholicism by half of europe presents pope clement vii with a dilemma. >> clement been sorry he was ever elected pope because his whole reign was a calamity. >> he was chronically indecisive. he would go to bed for days with headaches and stomachaches rather than make a serio desion. >> only is pope clement vii faced with a church that martin luther has splintered, but he is caught between territorial disputes between kings. >> the papacy functions politically as one element in the cockpit of europe where all around it dynastic politics are being worked out. >> in 1527, the vatican is still aligned with the king of germany, charles v who stood with pope leo x against luther just six years earlier. >> charles v was a very unusual person. he was the king of germany. he ruled the north of italy. he was the holy roman emperor, but he had also inherited the rule of spain. so, he had more power than at this point any temporal monarch had had at any point. he was a very alarming monarch to many people. >> he wants italy at the same time that the french want italy. >> in a

fit zinger could cody clements. he is well loved in the community we tragically lost your husband and we think about him often. thank you. do i have a second? >> second. >> any public comment? >> yes, we do. public comment on item 5. seeing up, public comment is now closed. all right. the motion on the floor is to approve the sale of patrol beat 69 from marina fit zinger to patrol officer cody clements. all in favor. any opposed? >> motion passes unanimously. >> thank you ms. fitzinger. next line item. >> the next line item is line 7. public comment on all matters pertaining to item 9 below including on public comment on whether to hold item 9 in closed session. >> okay. members of the public. we are about to go into closed session to deal with personnel matters. if you have any comment about us going into closed session and the fact we are going to take a vote about going into closed session now is the time for public comment on those issues. any public comment? seeing none, public comment is now closed. next line

clements. >> all right. i

. >> reporter: we are at tenth and clement in san francisco's richmond district.re three vacant businesses. the first step is to get an accurate count of how many empty businesses there are. >> reporter: clement street in san francisco's richmond district buzzes with activity. but look closer. residents point out that lots of the storefronts in this bustling neighborhood are empty. >> it affects the community. it affects how we feel about our --our --i feel it also affects the safety, you know, having these blighted buildings there. >> reporter: richmond district supervisor sandra lee feuer says it's a critical issue for the neighborhood. >> when you have vacant businesses, it doesn't let the commercial corridor meet its full potential for vibrancy. >> repter: first point of order, knowing how b the that means counting the empty storefronts. that count found more than 125 commercial vacancies in the richmond, something that can bring down business for everyone. >> we are trying to keep these small businesses alive in our commercial corridors. there are the backbon

. >> reporter: we are at tenth and clement in san francisco's richmond district.here are three vacant businesses. as the vote to there are two empty restaurants. the first step is to get an accurate count of how many empty businesses there are. >> reporter: clement street in san francisco's richmond district buzzes with activity. but look closer. residents point out that lots of the storefronts in this bustling neighborhood are empty. >> it affects the community. it affects how we feel about our -- our -- i feel it also affects the safety, you know, having these blighted buildings there. >> reporter: richmond district supervisor sandra lee feuer says it's a critical issue for the neighborhood. >> when you have vacant businesses, it doesn't let the commercial corridor meet its full potential for vibrancy. >> reporter: first point of order, knowing how big the problem is. that means counting the empty storefronts. that count found more than 125 commercial vacancies in the richmond, something that can bring down business for everyone. >> we are trying to keep these s

we'll hear remarks from paul clement. >> it is my honor over the luncheon event, has this been a great conference or what? [applause] let me tell you, it only gets better this afternoon. that is in large measure thanks to many of our very generous sponsors. first and foremost man any iglesias, greenberg taurig, holzmann, vogel, king and spaulding, mcguire woods, strict lynn, brocking ton lewis, wiley r-ine, ackerman. robert alt, contracting compliance and monitoring inc. dylan law group, hush blackwell, law offices of michael kahn, first teen and young. beverly weissmann, mayer unkavic, scott and frank salinger and the tyner law firm. let's give our sponsors a round of applause. [applause] that is as they say on late-night tv but that's not all. wait. there are other ways you can support the republican national lawyers association. one of those is to become a life member and, we want to welcome our newest life member, hamid dylan, congratulate her on joining this exalted group. you too -- [applause] you can join with hamid and sporting the rnla by annual contribution of $3,000, one tim

clemente street buzzes with activity here in the richmond district but lots of the storefronts in the bustling neighborhood are empty. y. it is a critical issue for the neighborhood. the first point of order is knowing just how big the problem is. that means counting the empty storefronts. that count found more than 125 commercial vacancys in the richmond, something that can bring down business for everyone. >> we are trying to keep small business alive in our corridors because they are the backbone of the district. >> reporter: the merchant's association and business owners say a combination of retiring business owner, high rent ann rubin overall high cost of doing business in san francisco have led to many of the vacancies. melissa anderson owns foggy notion and just relocated to clemente street from one of the side streets. >> i was looking for a location for my business with more foot traffic here. >> reporter: she has reopened her doors here and while there are more businesses coming and going, slow business on the street slows everyone's growth. this isn't just a problem here in

>> and now i cannot think of any higher honor a lawyer could have the solicitors solicitor paul clements. he is a partner of the washington office as everyone is well aware the 43rd solicitor general to the united states. arguing over 90 cases before the united states approved court including mcconnell versus nbc tennessee, credits reese and the list goes on and on and on. but we were talking at lunch and arguing bail cases to say i have argued every clause in the constitution and getting a chance to do that. arguing more cases since 2000 then in or out of government. he has also argued significant cases including walker versus cheney and nfl versus brady bed not to deflate things. [laughter] sorry. and as a loss of georgetown university law center with those very capacities since 1998 from georgetown university to serve as senior fellow at the loss enter institute ladies and gentlemen probably do for most illicit or before the supreme court in our lifetime paul clement. [applause] >> thanks for that wonderful introduction it just shows what an open-minded group it is a wonderful thing.

plfg clement, what was it like to work in interior under ryan zinke key?en the new administration came in, we knew we would be under the gun a little bit, issues of science. that's my background. it was a very intimidating environment for us. a lot of people were looking over their shoulders wondering how would they address climate change and other issues. morale ras already, people were on pins and needles from the start. >> the interior secretary has been really adamant no one's making they changes to scientific documents about climate change. i want to play you some of his testimony at a hearing and see if that jibes with your experience. here's what he had to say. >> there was no incident, no incident at all that i know of that we have ever changed a comma on a document itself. i don't know of any document we've changed and i challenge you any member to find a document that we've actually changed on a report. >> does that square with your experience? into no, i mean that squares with my experience that he secretary zinke isn'ten fully aware of what's h

paste and diced tomatoes in north america, he is a business champion and we have our moderator david clement. could you please give these amazing people a giant welcome to the stage. [ applause ] >> is this working? okay. so we will get started. thank you, everybody, for being here and thank you to our panelists. we are unfortunately short one person, peter schiff got stuck in philadelphia and his travel options were not the greatest, amtrak had shut down, but he could have taken an uber here, but he wouldn't have gotten here until 10:00. so, once again, the private sector and uber could have saved the day as opposed to government services. so we will get started. we've been chatting with our network of students and people on staff and one thing that makes all of the panelists here today unique is obviously they are very successful in their business life, but they also share the characteristic of caring about the ideas of liberty. so the first question that was kind of prompted to me when we announced this panel was what was your process or how did you come to care about the ideas of liberty

stephanie: la caravana pasarÁ por santa ana y san clemente. beatriz: le contamos.esos 80. les voy a tener mÁs informaciÓn del pronÓstico extendido en sÓlo minutos. ♪ ♪ ♪ beatriz: sigue prÓfugo o el hombre que disparÓ con un rifle en un restaurant, quitÁndole la vida cuatro personas hasta que uno de los clientes se se enfrentan sospechoso y logrÓ quitarle el arma de una acciÓn heroica. la policÍa manifestÓ que en julio del aÑo pasado Él fue arrestado por estar en una zona restringida cerca de la casa blanca. miles de menores nadaa dos en estados unidos debido a que los padres biolÓgicos perdiera la custodia de sus hijos y ahora una campaÑa busca reunirlos una vez mÁs. julio: cada vez que preparan la cuna de sus nietos, el pasado se acuesta sobre las comidas. el primer hijo de rosa marÍa que vio por Última vez hace 27 aÑos pues fue adoptado por otra familia cuando terminÓ bajo custodia del estado. >> naciÓ en octubre 8. lo Único que sÉ es que el estado tiene el aviso que se iba. julio: como muchas madres que anhelan encontrarlos, pero todo naciÓ suficiente para volve

they would say, you know, you play clemente. is it really worth playing him? he's not up to mozart and others. horowitz was indignant. clemente, a genius. he got up to play to prove it. one of bill's great gambits, i think. through the years he would send me cds, often people giving him. one note me no like, you? i can't quite remember. often he just liked to listen to music, recordings. whatever the device was, let's something to listen on the hi-fi. he went to concerts and operas. i could tell you that before he got to the door, he was always greeted by people. noticed by people. i remember one night in particular, at avery fisher hall then called, by the time we got through the first usher two people had said you're my hero, you changed my life. this happened a lot. once he left an intermission because he wasn't feeling his best self as my grandmother would say. and got in a cab and a perfect stranger walked up to me and said is he okay? with great concern. people felt a kind of, a closeness to bill whether they know him or not. they did know him if they re

worth playing, because he is not up to mozart and other, and so they did this and horowitz said, clemente, he is a jeanne, you and got up to prove it. -- he is a genius, and he got up to play to prove it. it is one of bill's great gambits. and he would be sent cds and he had one that had a note that said "me no like. you?" and often he liked to listen to music record inings, and whatev the device, he would say let's listen to it on the hi-fi and so he would sit and listen. he went to concerts and operas, and i could tell you that when before he got to the door, he was always greeted by people, and noticed by people, and i remember that one night in particular, at the avery fisher hall it was called, but by the time we got through the first usher two people had said, you are my hero and you changed my life. this happened a lot. and once he left in the intermission, because he was not feeling his best self as my grandmother would say, and got into the cab, and perfect stranger walked up to me, and said, "is he okay?" with great concern and people felt a kind of closeness to bill, but they d

from oakland, california, danna clements! >> yes. >> welcome. >> thank you!so good to have you here. >> it's amazingly wonderful to be here, too. >> well, it's only going to get better as we start to give you a lot of money. so you're about to face 14 questions, from $500 all the way up to at

in miami, clement gomes has had enough. >> look how much money i'm paying for gas, $56. that's expensive out here. >> reporter: climbing 19 cents from just last month, today's national average is topping off at $2.75 a gallon. with conflict in the middle east, demand surging, and supply dwindling, analysts believe prices will rise before they dip this summer. >> oil is kind of a big wild card right now. what happens in syria, what happens with trade tensions with china, and what happens with oil supply from opec, those could all be potential factors moving forward. >> reporter: paying at the pump as drivers everywhere buckle up for higher prices. with some gas prices in cities like los angeles already closing in on $5 a gallon, the national average for a gallon of gas could soon hit $3. of course, all of this comes before the start of the busy summer driving season. lester? >> miguel almaguer here in los angeles tonight, thank you. >>> and there is breaking news this evening from the cdc amid a mystery e. coli outbreak. now warning people not to eat romaine lettuce unles

old enough to remember the su is war and i spoke at my first political public meeting with clement attlee the man who inspired the united nations are you regret very much nobody ever visualize that the use of the veto would be done in such a way that the. united nations the only international body of this card is powerless and that's my deep deep recollect why do you think britain seems so alone in this respect the united states and france also partners in these airstrikes on syria for no particular need to give any legal justification for what many around the world believes of the illegal we live in a democracy and the prime minister how do you like a sense of right to democracy why do they not have to go through the arguable hoops you have to go to justify the the prime minister went through the hoops because she was being challenged in the house of commons she had to make a statement and the statement last or twenty minutes and it dealt specifically with the grounds that i had used in kosovo and if i might fault in developing this argument i plead guilty but i don't think i am at fault

jose clemente is president of the tourism congress of the philippines, representing hoteliers and tourism issue. the problem has been there for many yea rs. the problem has been there for many years. there has been some neglect, they have not been as responsible —— we have not been as responsible as we have not been as responsible as we should have been but that being the case, we are now putting all our effo rts the case, we are now putting all our efforts into operating and creating boracay as a very sustainable destinations. so that tourists who booked holidays are now going to have to cancel their travel plans. what can be done for them? we have beenin what can be done for them? we have been in discussion with some of our stakeholders on the island and a lot of them are willing to do a full refu nd of them are willing to do a full refund for those with vacations that would be disrupted by this, or we can also help them to holiday in other holiday destinations in the philippines. but obviously it is incredibly painful for people like kiko rustia, the bed—and—breakfast owner we just hea

that came to mind this week in terms of police violence we would hear stephon clark cannot cynthia clements was killed by police outside of chicago last week also. i'm often then asked why is that the case and i think my answer always focuses on the power of the story and the narrative. the story that is so deeply entrenched that racial profiling and police violence is something that happens exclusively to black men and we perceive it to be not transgender and not gay even though they might be. and that violence against women is something that only happens to white women in privacy and some of us out here are the cold experiencing violence of both kinds everyday without it the scene as part of those stories. so, the goal with invisible no more was truly expand our understanding of police violence and racial profiling and not incarceration of the country by bringing in to that narrative the stories of black women and girls that have driven the growth in the women's prison population by 700% over the past four decades, which means the rate of growth of the women's prison population has increa

girl truck so i chose to drive truck people rush to a small town in north dakota was among them clements rate of zero percent is like gold rush is very very similar to a gold rush but this beautiful story ended with pollution and devastation a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here and just slow down too much they lost their jobs got laid off the american dream is changing that's not what it used to be. and it's a tough reality to deal. with. those strong pressure find a security company that's by the pentagon and by the media on don't donald trump to do something about stupid probably at some stage she might get into this pressure but i don't think it is his intention what i consider more likely down another u.s. military attack on syria is that united states policy bilby me to wreck any ethyl by the russians to turks and iranians to find a political solution. with no make this manufacture consent to instant of public wealth. when the room in closest to protect themselves. with the famous merry go round lifts only the one percent. to ignore middle room signals. f

and then there's climate changes well you remember the donald trump called america out of the paris clémentagreement and president mccall sees it as a very big deal for not just france and the united states but for the world so they will talk about climate change as well so there's a lot of growing to cover and although there's a see the two men do have this special relationship there are a lot of differences in the political positions of both of them ok alan fischer live for us in washington d.c. thank you. a u.s. senate panel has narrowly voted to recommend cia director mike pump a.o.'s secretary of state republican rand paul changed his vote after earlier saying he would oppose the nomination. the eleven votes needed from the twenty one member panel for his nomination to advance to a full senate vote jordan has more from washington d.c. . the cia director mike palm peo is now one step closer to becoming the next u.s. secretary of state this comes after a business meeting on monday in which the meeting ended in a tie ten ten if the confirmation vote had gone forward just that way that wou

if we were to show this other in marin county it would be so close to san clemente drive. we will show you more with the darker shades of green linking up to heavier rain toward sonoma and in southern marin county the coverage for the san rafael valley and out toward san francisco the rainfall has not picked up for oakland and san ramon in hayward. we are talking about some more rain for today. the main event is still approaching the coastline setting the stage tonight and into saturday morning with more on that coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you so much, mark. the rain is a concern and ktvu's christian costa has been out. >> reporter: it has been steady all morning long and sometimes heavier and sometimes later. let's go ahead and show you why this is such a problem. take a look at this vacant lot. this home has been burned in the wildfire and you can see the pool of water that is the concern. this ground has already been saturated with the water sitting on top. it is just a matter of time before the water has to go someplace. the water can then cause flooding and p

. >>> an effort is under way to bring more small businesses to clemente street in san francisco's richmond district. there are more than 125 commercial vacancies in the district. the merchant's association and business owners say a combination of retiring business owners, high rents and an overall high cost of doing business in the city has led to many of the vacancies. the richmond supervisor says it is a critical issue for her neighborhood. >> when you have vacant businesses, especially along thriving corridors it doesn't let the commercial corridor meet its full potential for vibrancy. >> the vacancy issue is said to not be specific to richmond. >>> san francisco city college will soon get the money it needs to pay for free tuition for all city residents. the city approved a payment according to the chronicle for almost $2.8 million after receiving all the documents it needed from city college to fund the program. they awarded grands to 2,500 full-time students and 1,900 part-time student, significantly below what they expected. >>> well, now a meeting behind closed-doors for legal acti

district typically buzzes with a lot of activity, but a closer look shows a lot empty store fronts on clement street. a combination of retiring business owners, high rents, and overall high cost of doing business in san francisco has led to many of the vacancies. richmond's district supervisor says it's a critical issue for her neighborhood. od. >> reporter: when you have vacant businesses, especially along a thriving corridor, it doesn't let the commercial corridor meet its full potential for vibrants. >> getting a sense of the scope of the problem is the first step toward bringing in new business. >>> from i koa pretendly effecter day events to a -- eco friendly earth day events to a boat festival t bay area has plenty of activities on tap to help you enjoy your weekend. here's rosemary orozco with more. >> yes, that's earth day san francisco where you'll find keynote speakers, food vendors, and fashion snow and kid zone at the civic center plaza for free. head to the water front for the opening day on the day bay where a colorful array of boats sail marking the official start of boating se

we'll hear remarks from paul clement. >> it is my honor over the luncheon event, has this been a great conference or what? [applause] let me tell you, it only gets better this afternoon. that is in large measure thanks to many of our very generous sponsors. first and foremost man any

as well, we have seen a church service at saint clement danes. the raf sees this as twofold.ward. it's tremendously important to the country that we get the right people involved in aviation, and develop the side technology engineering and maths initiative by the government. we need to have a strong air force the government. we need to have a strong airforce for the government. we need to have a strong air force for defence in the uk. it is worth remembering that right in the beginning of 1917, 1918, when people are recommending the formation of the raf, there was great scepticism and perhaps the raf proved its worth. the british boxer, anthonyjoshua, has won his heavyweight title unification fight in cardiff against new zealand'sjoseph parker. the judges unanimously declared him the winner on points after twelve rounds. he now adds the wbo belt to his wba and ibf titles. david 0rnstein reports. he is one of the biggest stars of british sports, but that star to continue rising, anthony joshua british sports, but that star to continue rising, anthonyjoshua must keep winning, a

the logistical stuff is there the messengery is of fighting of clement's russian-made. russianing equipment is made. >> the audience at home cannot hear us. sean: ultimately, at this time the soviets are cranking out everything they needed. that is a good question. we have a defensive belt going on, the oil reserves are important, as romanians leave on the german side, that leaves last state one that produces oil. that is hungary, by the way. if you know about modern war, what do you need to run your machine? i thought i heard oil. [laughter] sean: you need gasoline which is part of oil. you refine it. hitler's needs hungary because is that last major element which he can pull oil because the romanians are now at the end of of the redhe hands army. oil is being produced in germany, that is also being bombed by the united states and the british. this is really his last bastion of natural resources. i talked about access to vienna and yugoslavia. again, hitler's sees this as a geostrategic point that he has to hold, that he really has to stave off the red army. this is go

that will be something that paul clement will spend a lot of time talking about in the next few weeksnteresting to see how that one develops. they don't get out over the line. that's a massive blow to his plan. let's get an update with sebastian salek. sebastian: donald trump has replaced his threat to a misfire and fury against north korea with four more conciliatory men which. speaking during his summit with shinzo abe at his mar-a-lago resort in florida, he said "i look forward to meeting with kim jong-un, and hopefully, that will be a success." the white house's preparations indicate it will take place by early june. south africa's president touted a so-called new dawn for his country. cyril ramaphosa is working to convince investors he's committed to reversing years of economic stagnation, policy uncertainty, and losing state funds to -- >> we certainly wanted to -- want it to happen, and will make every effort to ensure we get close to that. has noweard the imf revised their own figures afterwards. and now, treasury has also revised them upwards. i'm hoping to revise mina boards

thought someone was behind me screaming in a trashcan. [ laughter ] >> seth: and that was jermaine clementlight of conchords" guys. he was in that scene. and that obviously is a very well choreographed scene. do you enjoy that part of it? >> um, i -- it was really hard. i've never had professional dance training. and i don't know if jermaine has. i don't think he has. [ light laughter ] but we were just told, like, show up 10:00 a.m. for your dance lessons that will go on for seven hours every day. and we were just thrown in there with a bunch of professional choreographers, and we just kind of had to like fake it. >> seth: how long? how many days did you rehearse before you shot the scene? >> like a week. maybe more than a week. >> seth: wow! >> seth: it was intense. it paid off. you looked great. >> thanks. >> seth: yeah. >> i was scared. it was hard, but i got through it. >> seth: yeah. well, i'm glad you did. >> thank you. >> seth: this seems -- the show does seem fairly physically demanding. >> yeah, there is a lot of weird like stunts and animals. i'm just rolling around in the dirt

. >> "outfront" now, former fbi special agent, tim clemente, and former assistant secretary for the department security, juliette kayyem. ji tim, let me start with you. has comey gone too far? >> i think he's gone into the gutter and he didn't need to. mark twain had a famous quote, when you argue with an idiot, they bring you down to their level and win by virtue of experience. why write a book about the hand size, the marital problems that he might have, rather than writing about running the greatest law enforcement agency in the world. that would have been something that would inspire people to follow comey continuously rather than to look down on him now. i talked to a lot of former agents, friends of mine, they all kind of feel the same way. this was really going into the gutter for him. and there's no reason for it. >> juliette, to what tim is saying, some of the thing the president said about comey in the last week, i'll just read a few of them. this is just the past week. i could have gotten much longer. i'm being specific. slippery, out of whack, worst fbi director in history, proven

that because of the last scene in the white house to leave washington and go back to exile in san clemente, when he sums up what happened to him and his own shakespearean tragic story, those who hate you don't win unless you hate them and then you destroy your self. that is the main reason why nixon now, a cautionary tale of what can happen to good souls who destroy themselves because they give into the baser passion of things like 8 - hate. [applause] >> i want to start will and jack two pres.s who had a relationship, nixon started, the vice president, nearly didn't make it because incipient scandal but the checkered speech saved the relationship between 2 terms of eisenhower presidency. my sense reading both of your books is it was a very fraught relationship, not a close and warm one. talk about that, each of you. >> first thing i have to say is eisenhower is responsible for darpa and for nixon. >> you are taking credit. >> getting myself into the trough. the nixon eisenhower relationship is fascinating. jack has written about it in an illuminating way. eisenhower didn't know nixon befo

>> it acc clemented me. i wouldn't say premard me. wh -- prepared me. what prepared me was a west point training that all cadets had to go through. the ranger school was the best preparation i had for vietnam. >> okay. so then you arrived at the battalion. what it was like getting in the battalion? >> i was greeted by the battalion commander, lieutenant colonel alves. he told me i was going to be his s-2 staff officer. i was a first lieutenant at the time. and i told him i didn't want to be. i said, look, i'm a lieutenant, aim a fairly senior lieutenant, i guess you could post me to the staff. but i said i'm better prepared, you know, right now to take over platoon probably than platoon leaders that you currently have in possession because of ition r training and tactical experience that i had. i said i don't want to be a staff officer. i'm meant to go and take over a platoon. so after he hemmed and hawed, i guess i hemmed and hawed back enough he decided he was going to take me and take over a platoon in the field. >> what platoon did you get? >> i too

. >> the court overturned the conviction of the two clubs clement. --" thrilling sentiment cannot be punished merely for what he said if the words are not designed to incite lana smith. -- lawlessness. typically a single justice is assigned to write the majority decision. in a per curiam, it is not attributed to any particular justice. it is inferred that it was designed by justice fortis before he resigned and then justice brennan edited it. some scholars have reported that he really changed the language from the clear and convincing into this new test of intentional and site. >> this is a unanimous decision. are they always unanimous? >> no. i was surprised. bush versus gore was a per curiam that ultimately resulted in george w. bush becoming president. there were many, many separate opinions that individual justices issued. it vote was as split as could be, 5-4. and yet it was a per curiam decision. it's complicated. there were some allegations that he had to close a relationship with president johnson, with whom he had been very close politically. that continued after he was on t

clement pinckney, state senator, democrat, the first person to call me senator. he was a good friend of mine and the eight other lives that were tragically stolen, to then turn trey gowdy, obviously very different than i am, from upbringing, sometimes philosophical disposition, faith perspective, and in the middle of a racially tinged atrocity to have him by the first person i wanted to call for support, and for someone to anchor -- i said this earlier with you, he's an anchor. just says so much but our state so much but our friendship, and so much about what was not going to happen in charleston or in south carolina. [inaudible conversations] >> hello.

with cynthia clements calls for help that she doesn't get shot, that she gets the support she deservesnd are dreaming those of stories is also part of the healing and the one i'm excited to engage in as we move afford with these conversations. >> thank you, andrea. [applause]. >> andrea said she did not know where she would start. i think she found a wonderful place. thank you for that and for your work. very important work. i think may be where i would like to go sort of working off of the landscape that andrea has laid for us is, so what role does fiction and poetry have two adding to stories and why do we have to make them up and there is so many real ones for us to talk about? when you mentioned women in prison and how women come you mentioned women in prison, but how women to organize things about-- around mastercard thracian can only talk about the mass incarceration of their mates for the most part or their sons. how many of you have read in american marriage-- that is jones' book. it's a national book award winner-- is that what it was? yeah, it's a huge book and it's so crazy

over past 12 months the stock is up 25% analyst anthony clement ai maintaining outperform on the stock300 price target. we welcome him now to "power lunch. anthony, good to see you first talk us through specifics, investors getting something different from alphabet in terms of breakout and investment in companies like uber. how are we going to see that >> there's a new accounting rule if there's a transaction in the quarter, google's nonmarketable securities, it will have to market up to market. people thinking their uber stake will be one reported earnings would be higher than they think, positive gains market to market. i think it's happening to a bigger theme here, which is potentially around assets alphabet owns. of course many large ones, other bets with waymo, perhaps a little transparency we might get in terms of youtube. given the stock is trading at, we think is a pretty attractive valuation, anything that happens to highlight value of alphabet's holdings, be they uber or other holdings will be helpful. >> what about the core business? >> i think for the core business we're in

meantime last night i want to take a look at an event, a vigil that was held at clement park in coloradore on politicians, specifically for change and encourage people to register to vote. survivors of school shootings all over the country were in attendance including 20 students from marjory stoneman douglas high school. many who hadn't been born when columbine happen finding themselves united. listen. >> i can't reverse time. therefore, i'm here and i'm here speaking because my voice deserves to be heard and i hope my voice will influence and my voice will mend my broken heart. >> in the midst of all of this today another school shooting this morning. this one in florida. one student shot. another student in the ankle. that shooter is in custody and the victim is in the hospital suffered injuries but nothing life threatening. >> bill: thank you, julie banderas in new york city. live. it's a difficult thing to get out of your head from columbine 19 years ago. one kid falling out of a window and being scraped as he went along the way. you never lose sight of that. >> sandra: thousands of

. >>> efforts are underway to bring more small businesses to clement street in the richmond districtwhich has more than its share of storefronts. there are more than 125 commercial vacancies in the richmond district. the claimant street business owners say accommodation of retiring business owners, the high rent and overall high cost of doing business in san francisco has led to vacancies, the richmond district supervisor sandra lee says it is a critical issue for the neighborhood. >> when you have a vacant businesses especially along thriving core doors it does not lead to the commercial corridor meet its full potential. >> the vacancy problem is not just in the richmond district. the same problem is in districts throughout the city. >>> going green into the south bay, we will show you the electric buses that will soon be rolling on san jose streets. >>> in a couple of hours thousands of people will be gathering here in the san francisco golden gate park for the annual 4/20 celebration. we will tell you what steps the city is taking to make sure this is a safe and clean event. >>> s

i in no way, shape or form mean to make light, but if bob hope and roberto clemente and john ayne and arnold palmer and dr. mohamed can receive the congressional gold medal, then by gosh barbara rose johns powell deserves it. and this is a story that should be told. and it's not a political story. it's an american story. it's not a black or white story. it's an american story. and it's not a story about a powerful woman. it's a story about a powerful human being. we collectively are great because individuals have been allowed and encouraged and supported and uplifted and extoled for doing great things. and it is ridiculous that i should have studied virginia history, american history and then majored in history in college, grown up less than 100 miles away from where this young woman did this amazing thing, and have never heard her name. so today i genuinely and sincerely thank my colleague. and i hope that somebody at home somewhere is google searching barbara rose johns because hers is an amazing story. and we stand on the shoulder of such giants. it's overdue that she be recognized

clement no terminated that. alex you speak french. most of. them send them all to new. zealand the council itself. it was announced the facebook c.e.o. and silicon valley rock star mark zuckerberg himself will stand tall before congress on april eleventh her answer for the facebook cambridge analytic a data mining controversy but there's always more than meets the eye when the corporate worlds of big data social media and governments collide sean stone recently discussed these matters and more with journalist and author enough these are mad here is part two of their fascinating discussion. going towards this end of the obviously collecting information and ultimately creating sort of you create essentially you create false narratives you create false dichotomies and antagonism as you pointed out we have this whole issue of cambridge analytic on whether or not it through you know the election towards trumpet with with and a letter because it's strange because we're basically there there's the this discourse it's sort of attacking the idea of data mining as a whole which i