those music journalist alan cross well does it for an album or on the stories we covered you can head over to youtube dot com slash r t america or check out our website that addresses are to slash usa there you will find a bunch of stories we didn't have time to get to on air today our web seem wrote an interesting article about a battle going on between animal rights activists and u.s. lawmakers two states have made it legal to conduct undercover investigations and that has animal rights advocates up in arms because they say they use these undercover operations to expose cruelty to animals corporate corruption dangerous working conditions environmental violations and food safety concerns at factory farms it's a dirty food and definitely worth every.

thank you very much for coming out of show that was music journalist alan cross that's going to do for now will be right back here in a half hour. time jewel in a song. it's true of wiki leaks expose the world secrets these documents belong the united states government been attacked by the powerful united states strongly condemned by you broke the law illegally shoot someone for five hundred days now being detained without charge but that hasn't stopped it. today on the quest for revolutionary ideas that can change the world tomorrow. today i am joined by intellectual superstar. philosopher. a former anti communist dissident now turned so described communist together we call david horowitz a former radical and black panther life now a fiery right wing zionist i want to know what they think about the future of europe and the united states because becomes he did you have to be physically restrained if we shout rant and talk calmly about nothing and palestinians black panthers and israelis about a farmer romney and stalin. david you describe yourself as a conservative and you describe you

marketing ploy or a sign of something much darker than our society i mean alison is a journalist alan cross. they say sex sells but the same and sell to you oh satan has been a very good salesman for as long as rock'n'roll has been a rod i mean this is something the naysayers and people who have objected to me for open talking about since the one nine hundred fifty s. actually can go back even further to the rhythm blues scene of early america early for recently america and the story of robert johnson the mississippi blues man who were terribly sold the souls of the devil at a crossroads somewhere mr sidney exchange that he got this this amazing terrorists may seem to me to play its heart and of course he died a very strange death maybe question three who's probably killed but yet this is some of this material for very long time it's just interesting to see it come back again and you guys. exactly what we you just said it we have seen that this is happening i generate hens and now this enveloping of satan and is it has been as controversial but we also see and the beatles and elvis they hav

. >> alan: the fear department got assistance from san jose, and the red cross is assisting people. > ama: in southern california a flightening fire. >> i thought it was bomb, heap forbid. it was bad. it was -- yeah, the flames were shooting up. >> ama: check out those pictures. happened yesterday in coachella. a truck carrying two propain tanks couldn't handle the desert heed, and the truck started to leak. >> when the driver tried to secure the leave, the static electricity charge was completed by him touching the valve. >> ama: the driver was the only person injured with minor burns. three other people in the truck got out safely. >> alan: astronomers say a loud explode was likely caused by a meteor. people called in about a loud boom and shaking. residents reported seeing a bright meteor streaking across the sky just before 8:00 this morning. about the same time the meteor shower was peaking and scientist believe a meteor may have hit somewhere in the sierra aed in da -- nevada mountains. >> ama: today is earth day. in san francisco, civic center peninsulas would -- plaza was crow

alan wang. >> ama: i'm ama daetz. the search continued after a sailboat ran aground, cross-swells 15 feet high swerp swept the crew off the ship. here's more on the search live from the coast guard office. >> reporter: time is critical. the coast guard says conditions out there are pretty rough, and the temperature of the water is only 50 degrees. video from the u.s. coast shows the crew hoisting a sailor into their helicopter. the coast guard says he is one of three people who they rescued yesterday when their boat encountered powerful waves in the fair lob -- farallon island. >> we were looking at winds up to 25 knots, and seas 10-15 feet. >> reporter: this photo shows the sailboat pinned against the rocks. the coast guard says there were a total of eight people on board when a large wave knocked four of them in the ocean. when the crew tried to turn the boat around they encountered another wave which ultimately ran the boat aground there are only three known survivors. the coast guard recovered one body from the water, there were three helicopters, two patrol boats, a cutter, and an airplane involved in the search.

to cross china is number one i'm joined by you and alan in our lando he is director of the china center at roland's college and author of chinese international investments in hong kong we go to martin henniker he is an associate director at the tight group and in chicago we have joshua lipman he's an associate with the boston consulting group and has done prior research on the chinese currency i german this is cross-eyed it means you can jump in anytime you want martin if i go to you in hong kong first the international monetary fund says that china will equal the u.s. economy in two thousand and sixteen but others are even saying that the chinese economy is already surpassed the american one how do you look at it. yes so you're saying that the most optimistic viewpoint is there a chinese economy may already be traders and large as in the united states once or who i'm entirely sure where it is but certainly from our point of view the perspective of your point on the united states and europe is generally still china is letting far behind and we think that's clearly not true apart from th

cross hairs. city leaders in pinole voted 5-0 to restrict the common way some people buy firearms. alan wang is live with this story tonight. alan? >> california law limited the number of gun shops? shops in the state, so many rely on gun dealers. there is one less city that allows this to take place outside of the home. >> the proposal to ban the home base gun dealers was brought up after a pinole resident applied for a permit to sell guns and am mow out of his home. they say it would create more targets. the city planning commission recommended the ban because it was a zoning issue. but gun proponents call it a violation of the second amendment right to bear arms. >> you have surrounding cities that have already banned those. it creates a ban on the second amendment rights. >> even though i am an avid hunter and i own guns it is a zoning item only, and it does not infringe my right of going out to a legal gun store in vacaville or any place else to buy guns or ammunition. >> anything that facilitates the spread of guns is going to increase the probability of violent death in this comm

central bank comes to the rescue according to christian cross be chief market strategist have credentials and annuities mr bernanke and former fed chair alan greenspan made it clear that the stock market is the transmission mechanism for monetary policy so here you have it the proof of why j.p. morgan. would be manipulating silver prices people laugh and say it's a conspiracy but here you're saying openly oh well it's accepted that the price is transmitting monetary policy for a very select group of people who are benefiting from this private inflation that completely does a bypass around wages that's why when i'm in new york and it was all that i'd be at once i beat mob street in manhattan we're going to be rallies. they take silver to five hundred this is the next chapter and all of these people like bly and ben and jamie are going down all right stay sober thanks much because a report thank you max but i'm much more coming going to stay right there. free. education free storage free. free. free. q three. the old free book video for your media project a free radio guide to our chief com. i am max foster welcome back to the kaiser report

cross hairs. city leaders in pinole voted 5-0 to restrict the common way some people buy firearms. alan wang is live with this story tonight. alan? >> california law limited the number of gun shops? shops in the state, so many rely on gun dealers. there is one less city that allows this to take place outside of the home. >> the proposal to ban the home base gun dealers was brought up after a pinole resident applied for a permit to sell guns and am mow out of his home. they say it would create more targets. the city planning commission recommended the ban because it was a zoning issue. but gun proponents call it a violation of the second amendment right to bear arms. >> you have surrounding cities that have already banned those. it creates a ban on the second amendment rights. >> even though i am an avid hunter and i own guns it is a zoning item only, and it does not infringe my right of going out to a legal gun store in vacaville or any place else to buy guns or ammunition. >> anything that facilitates the spread of guns is going to increase the probability of violent death in this comm

mary hill says she was crossing the tracks when officer alan simmons stopped her and accused her of trespassing followed was caught on surveillance tape. >> what are you doing? get off of me! i did not, sir! >> quit, quit. >> i did not do that! >> quit. >> let go of me. >> i wasn't thinking at that time that this man wants to do harm to me. i wasn't thinking like that. >> mary wound up getting arrested and charged with assault and battery on a police officer and trespassing. she was found not guilty. her lawsuit asks for a minimum of $10,000 in damages. wow. that's a wild story. >>> another big story, of course, we've been following, two senior supervisors who have been forced oust the secret service have now been identified. and there are new calls this morning to get rid of everyone involved in the ugly prostitution scandal that's rocking the agency. this is a photo from the facebook page of 48-year-old former supervisor david randall chaney. he retired from the secret service under pressure this week. that's him standing there behind sarah palin in 2008. in the comment section beneath the pi

central bank comes to the rescue according to christy cross be chief market strategist have credentials in the new eighties mr bernanke and former fed chair alangreenspan made it clear that the stock market is the transmission mechanism for monetary policy so here you have it the proof of why j.p. morgan. would be manipulated silver prices people laugh and say it's a conspiracy but here you're seeing openly oh well it's accepted that the price is transmitting monetary policy for a very select group of people who are benefiting from this private inflation that completely does a bypass around wages that's why when i'm in new york on april twelfth at eight pm and one sunday monster eat in manhattan we're going to be a rally the troops they takes over to five hundred this is the next chapter and all of these people like bly have been in and jamie are going down all right ses everything so much because a report thank you max suddenly much more coming going to stay right there. i am actually welcome back to the kaiser report let's stay on this blight masters. in the studio he is the author of blithely masters the air the spider has come out of her n

. >> alan: in san francisco, parents, residents, and merchants are trying to stop another pot club from opening up in their neighborhood. dozens held a rally out the green cross today. one of three new medical marijuana dispensaries. protesters say two other shops have already opened in the area. >> we want to make sure that the city understand that there's a huge concern on too many pot clubs around this area. >> alan: the protest comes a day after supporters of legalizing marijuana celebrated 420, or april 20th, which is commonly known as national weed day. >> ama: alameda county supervisor, nadia lock 'er, is talking about the troubles causing her to make a decision. >> i need to really focus on recovery from both the assault that happened in the relationship, my heart and my psyche. >> ama: this interview was conducted at her home in february, she said she was assaulted by an ex-boyfriend, then she went into rehab for alcoholism and addiction. there were reports of a sex tape, suspicious visits to the ex-boyfriend in jail, and an e-mail for her account saying her husband hat supplied her with drugs. locyyear denies sending the e-mail. the board of supervi

>> alan: in san francisco, parents, residents, and merchants in the outer mission are trying to stop another pot club from opening up in their neighborhood. dozens held a rally outside the green crosse of three new medical marijuana dips dispensaries planning to open up. they're gathering signatures to stop the opening of three more stores. >> we want to make sure the city understand there's a huge concern on opposing open too maple pot clubs around the area. >> alan: the protests comes a day after supporters of legalizing marijuana celebrated 420 or april 20th, known as national weed day. >> ama: a city on alert as a volcano nears eruption. >> alan: became a household name on jeopardy. ken jennings talks about life after the game show. >> frances: i'm frances dinglasan in for leigh glaser. this evening, here is a live shot looking at the bay bridge. we have some coastal clouds moving in. we were well above normal but a huge cooling trend is on the way. l@ >> ama: mexico city is on alert. a volcano less than 50 miles from the city is threatening to erupt. it's been rumbling and shooting heavy plumes of ash into the sky for days. the volume volcano last erupted in 2000. >> alan: 200

alan, your reaction? >> i would tell him to keep your mouth shut. everything you say or that as attributable to you that your lawyer may say can be used to cross examine you and impeach you. keep your mouth shut at this point. wait until you hear whether there's going to be a prosecution. then present your defense in court. this is not a case to present his defense in the court of public opinion in the way he's now presenting it. it's a big mistake. >> roy black, quickly from you. >> the chances of george zimmerman actually writing that website are probably nil. and the problem with remaining silent until the trial today, it doesn't work. because they have an electronic lynch mob out there trying to crucify this guy. he's got to come back and say something. otherwise it's all over by the time you get to the courtroom. >> let me ask all of you very last -- i want a one word answer out of you three if you can. it's simple. could we, should we, will we expect to have an arrest of george zimmerman within the next, say, seven days. alan first. >> i think probably yes. i agree with roy black that i think the decision not to go to the grand jury is a message