he's an economist, an academic economist. well, i see your jonathan gruber and i raise it with four aces. senator orrin hatch who said back in january, 2010, that -- that establishing an exchange is not a condition of receiving federal funds. and that was stated by other people as well. in june -- well, i mentioned when the states amended their complaint. october 2011. the american legislative council, exchange council, alecka right-wing legislation, said there's no penalty for a state in allowing the federal government to implement an exchange. november 2012, nebraska's governor explaining why states -- why the state wouldn't set up an exchange, said there's no real operational difference between a federal exchange and a state exchange. officials assessing exchanges in georgia, south carolina, west virginia, all these states advanced knowledge that subsidies were available. this is the way the statute was understood and since it was understood that way, it really doesn't prove much to say that the treasury department incorpo

that is also an illusion.to work out their destiny in the world, what they mean in the world they have not reached a satisfactory answer for themselves. anna: what do you make of the answer between greece and russia? will tsipras be happy with what he came back from st. petersburg with? to what end does greece play that russian card? andrew: so much joy, in the european theater, particularly over greece. if he thinks that russia can maintain greece in the style to which it is accustomed that is a dilution. if they want to disrupt european union decision making, that is a fair ploy for them to produce. what they wish to do just to be provocative, if they think they can use that as a lever on brussels, he will do that. anna: the former british ambassador to brussels and associate fellow. 7:23 in london. let's talk about another conversation. we touched on it in the last hour. one of the longest adding rivalries in the redish world. the battle for the world's largest art market. so the bees have been fighting it

election is an event. and so we have an election that's an event, but yet that single event sign can be up for five months, and yet we have an event where that single event can only be up overnight. it's already made that determination when it allows this type of signs for what i think is a comparable use, a single event to a single event. the other thing i would say is if you allow signs to be up for one single event for five months, certainly there should be some way to say if we have a recurring event as we do here, at least equal to the same time. >> well, i mean, to say that an election is a single event in the same way as a football game a cookout, a basketball championship, it's, it seems to me it's a very difficult thing for this court to have to say. it's just not -- a political campaign is a dynamic that goes on for some weeks that the signs initiate a discussion. i can see you can say the religious sign does or at least should initiate the same discussion on issues that are certainly of the same

police and firefighters responded to an emergency medical call and found an elderly woman dead and anlderly man bleeding. investigators say it appears the man killed the woman then stabbed himself several times. that man is being treated at the hospital right now and it is not clear what led up to the killing. >>> we're also learning new details about a kidnapping in sunnyvale, the 18 month old victim spent the night in the hospital and reportedly is doing just fine. here is video of his mother's arrest in newark saturday night after allegedly taking that toddler without permission earlier in the day. 20-year-old christina rodriguez does not have custody of the boy. investigators say she didn't know he was on medication that needed to be taken twice a day. >>> a popular ride at great america theme park remains closed while authorities investigate an accident that left an employee in critical condition. it happened the flight deck roller coaster friday afternoon. investigators say an employee reached down to pick up a cell phone someone had dropped on the tracks and was hit by a heavy

it's an honor to serve it to you. look forward to reading the book and witnesses i appreciate you being here. i was in business for 28 years. before i came here i was in the health care business and health care business in guest premiums to go out. if i ever saw premiums go up more than a percent or 9%, it was a shock. today my district are your 62% increase 48% increase 39% increase, it shocks me when i hear premium costs coming down or new statistics coming down. that is not the real world is telling me when i get in my district to go to these employees. when i go to employers it is interesting because it's a requirement. i ask every one of them tell me if your health care costs are coming down. i realize people are afraid of putting their hand up. i've only had one person tell me the affordable hair care act is enough. maybe i'm going to the varbusiness is. i go to business after business and talk to employees and i had a similar situation mr. kelley had. i had an individual to local restaurant state to meet congre

absolutely unambiguous an exchange, not an exchange established by the state, an exchange may not make available any health plan that's not a qualified health plan. >> qualified health plan. what's the provision you're referring to when you said that. an exchange may only enroll a qualified individual? >> what the statute says throughout is that qualified individuals are eligible to purchase on exchanges. and it's the necessary meaning of that phrase, that if you are not a qualified individual, then you are not eligible to purchase health care on an exchange because otherwise the word "qualified" would not have any meaning. the whole -- the meaning of the word "qualified" is distinguished between people who are eligible and ineligible. as a policy matter, it wouldn't make any sense because think of the people who are not qualified individuals. the people that don't live in the state. people in prison and they're unlawfully documented aliens. >> part of section 1312 a person qualified to purchase on an exchange must, quote, reside in the state that established the exchange. >> right. th

that was an unbelievable experience. he was an extraordinary man. william rehnquist was brilliant and was a staggering intellect. he was deeply principled. he also had a humility that was the most startling aspect of him. he was unbelievably down-to-earth. i am convinced that william rehnquist would not have interacted with any be -- if people any differently. he was born in milwaukee. when he was 18, he went to new york. he was in north africa in world war ii. he was an enlisted man, a sergeant. what a wonderful statement about our country. the chief justice the united states was an enlisted man. one of his colleagues, lewis powell, had been a colonel in world war ii and powell used to get him and say -- i outrank you. the chief would say -- not anymore. he was just a wonderful man. i interviewed him. the interview was very short. it was 17 minutes long. the chief -- he had been a law clerk at the supreme court. he clerked for robert jackson. one of the most exceptional justices to have ever served on the court. he would typically interview 12 to 1

officer failed to produce an incident report which he didn't find cause for an and the conduct the officer was astonished and retrained and at reflection of discredit an officer abused his authority awhile off duty and out of uniform reminded an individual of a dispute i am an officer and in the case of the neglect of duty the officer failed to issue a certificate of release and the officer was astonished and retrained and the neglect of duty allegation the officer failed to collect the traffic data and the officer was astonished and retrained that concludes my report. >> any questions. >> commissioner. >> so you asked a while ago about the early intervention system this in the three but i'm wording i assume you keep track of that director hicks. >> officers their astonished and retrained what happens when they do more than once several times how does it fit if. >> one toshlt each year a written reprimand and time off after that. >> and then the disciplinary. >> process. >> right but there's no problem going straight to a written reprimand if it is needed but as a failure to enter a code i

amendment around that i didn't get an answer and looking at this thing i don't see that so an ap quiterankly are expensive we pay a lot of money unless that is going to change i think that city college also could be giving our students this higher level of learning in computer science without the cost of us with the ap an ap actually are expensive to the students their 85 there's each and they teach to test in may i know 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

an intense search for the killer still on the loose. and an inside look at one of their last hiding places as we learn about the gun fight that killed one of the escapee the. >>> terror at the beach. new video of the deadly attack on a tourist resort as pictures of the gunman emerge. we're on the ground with the latest. >>> flag fury in south carolina. an activist scales the flag pole and pulls down the confederate flag and both sides converge at the state capitol in protest. >>> twist of fate. he spent 12 years on death row for a crime he never committed. now one man is working with the system that kept him locked up for so long. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york this is "nbc nightly news" reporting tonight kate snow. >>> good evening. and across far northern new york it's been another stressful day for people living with the fear that an armed escaped killer in the woods. david sweat is still on the run after his partner in crime, richard matt, was shot and killed by a u.s. can customs and bor

this is moving east at about 35 miles an hour. if we zoom into this storm here you can see right over 76 very heavy rain from this storm, west and east bradford west goshen you are in this warned area as well. this is the section where we are watching for a potential tornado. this is radar indicated. right over downingtown, this is the area we are watching and the area where we do have a tornado as well and east bradford west goshen westtown birmingham. this storm is traveling mainly to the east right around 35 40 miles an hour. if you are in this area in chester county near 76 you really want to take cover. take shelter in a basement or the lower levels of your home and you want to make sure you stay away from windows. with this particular storm, we are watching the potential for a tornado. em going to switch so we can show you the wind in this storm. this is what we look at to see rotation in the storm. we look at this to show you the winds coming in and out of the storm. over parts of downingtown is where we were seeing possibl

an explosive device here.robot attempted to move one of those suspicious bags that were found outside the police department headquarters in dallas. you see on the left of the screen, one of the cars has been burned, the windshield shattered there. some damage to the other cars as well. we have got another photograph here that is just tweeted out by dallas police on their official twitter page where you see the bullet holes in the windshield and that has been written up or described as a picture of the squad car that was shot at. fortunately here, no officers were injured. that is the report we are getting throughout this hours long standoff and event in dallas. no officers have been injured. but as we know that armored vehicle this morning after about 12:30 local time rammed into a police cruiser and then shots were fired. you see the shots fired here at the headquarters. but no officers injured. ongoing now is the standoff at a local fast food restaurant in the parking lot there as they try to get one, possib

as an artist?cribe him? >> it is different in the art that you and i do because we don't risk our lives doing it. >> jimmy: i do. look at my security guard over there, by the way. i mean, i'm risking my life -- i have swedes coming in here. it's dangerous. i can't wait to see that. that sounds like an interesting project. >> really good. the director made "back to the future" "forrest gump" so many great movies and it was such an honor. >> jimmy: you don't mess warnd the directors you work with? >> i told you i'm lucky. >> jimmy: you are working with big aaa directors or kids on you tube mailing it to you. >> exactly right. yeah. >> jimmy: you did something for us that i really think it is one of the best things that's ever been on our show. i'm marvelled at it because we asked you -- and we asked a bunch of different actors -- we did a -- we reenacted -- we did a movie version of different you tube videos. one of them is david after the dentist. the video everybody knows of the kid after the denti

get an alert there had been an up date. now you have more data and making sure every time there is new data, that individual who is responsible gets the information in one place. senator klobuchar: thank you very much. i'll probably have more questions for the record. thank you again. . >> somebody who like senator nelson has been involved on these issues so i'd like to recognize senator blumenthal. senator nelson: i want to appreciate you having this hearing today which i know reflects your own interest and caring about this subject and to my distinguished colleague from florida thank you for your eloquent and powerful statement. i want to pursue some of the lines that have been raised already, lines of question that reflect the real-life consequences that you said mr. rosekind. just to show you first one of the air bags that actually bears the marks of the -- in effect exploding shreds of metal that so injured eight people that they were killed and many others but the real fault is not with the air bag. there's no blood o

it included plans for an isis- style beheading of an unidentified individual and attacks on police officers. it all started falling apart on the streets of boston yesterday when agents and police killed one suspect, usaama abdullah rahim, after they say he lunged at them with a knife. last night, an alleged accomplice was arrested. david wright is charged with conspiring to obstruct an investigation by destroying evidence. more now from jeff pegues. >> reporter: the week before his fatal encounter with law enforcement, investigators say usaama rahim bought the knife he pulled on boston police and f.b.i. agents. court documents say that on may 25, rahim went on amazon.com and bought a marine fighting knife with a 10-inch blade, as well as a knife sharpener. the next day, rahim, who was under surveillance, called david wright, the f.b.i. recorded the call and believe the men were speaking in code about a plot to kill. rahim told wright: rahim then told wright something was, "like thinking with your head on your chest" an apparent reference to beheadings carried out by isis. on may 27, f.b.i.

in an instant the future was here now.t does indeed have the right to subsidize health care for the poor. >> health care is not a privilege for a few but a right for all. >> reporter: will the affordable care act become this generation's social security? >> whoo! >> love wins! >> reporter: what some embraced as progress others will argue is egress. our american family will always have its differences. navigating change though is what makes us who we are. harry smith, nbc news charleston. >> a week that will be remembered for a long time to come. for some of you that is going to do it for us on this friday night. for other stations our coverage continues with a second half hour of news in just a moment. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news thank you for watching. and good night. ♪ >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt." >> and our coverage continues now with several developing stories including history made at the supreme court. a 5-4 ruling that same-sex marage is

an exchange, not an exchange established by the state, an exchange may not make available any health plan that is not a qualified health plan. so -- >> qualified health plan. but what's the provision you were referring to when you said that an exchange may enroll only a qualified individual? >> well, i what they 20 what the statute says throughout is that qualified individuals are eligible to purchase on exchanges, and it's the necessary meaning of that phrase that if you are not a qualified individual, then you are not eligible to purchase health care on an exchange because otherwise, the word qualified would not have any meaning. the whole the meaning of the word qualified is to distinguish between people who are eligible and people who are ineligible. and as a policy matter, it wouldn't make any sense because think of the people who are not qualified individuals. the people who don't live in the state, the people in prison, and they're unlawfully documented. >> this is part of section 1312. a person qualified to purchase on an exchange must, quote reside in the state that establis

an effort to turn the iraqis into an effective fighting force after a series of debilitating losses to isis. one year after the terror group swept into iraq almost unchallenged -- the battle remains at best a stalemate on the key urban battlegrounds, ramadi, lost to isis in late may. baiji, home to a keep oil refinery still contested. and mosul, the largest city in northern iraq, an isis stronghold. plans by iraqis to retain the city on hold indefinitely. >> the islamic state is still on the move. yesterday they were in baghdad and they're on the move in syria and everywhere else. we need a change in strategy. more trainers is a start but not enough. >> reporter: in washington, the president's move failed to satisfy iraq hawks or doves. some see half measures. >> it's a step in the right direction because but as the president admitted the other day he has no strategy to win. this is another tactical move. >> reporter: some democrats see mission creep. >> this is exactly how vietnam started. and if you don't think you've putting them in harm's way, then you're not living in the real wor

an unparalleled war machine. this is very important and i support my colleagues and the peers in the pursuit. is lincoln retired? >> without the money. >> it was a brilliant spin on gin del's part. >> can you believe we are talking about the metric system while hords of illegal immigrants are going across our borders and destroying our way of life? >> i cannot and i would like them to tell me how long 147 centimeters is. no one understands the metric system. i am glad we have their donald trump running. that will be fun. >> no need to comment on that because it will be done. >> if you give him a centimeter he will take a kilometer? >> i wish i knew what that meant. >> he is the kind of guy you want to be president. high he is the press -- he is the presence we all need. we need a good laugh. >> he mentioned myanmar i. i think we should take the example of drug trade and get into it. >> and now for a weapon the tsa was actually able to find. an atlanta man said he was harassed sim plewy by choosing to carry a load

his travels of hatred finally at an end. martin savage charleston south carolina. >>> and some photos showing roof waving the confederate flag. which is adding to the debate over the flag at the state capital. >> nikki haley and other politicians have joined in the call to remove the flag from the capitol grounds. also walmart has said it will stop selling confederate goods in its stores and website. another retailer sears says it will stop selling products that bear the confederate flag. >> and amazon and ebay have been asked whether they will remove confederate products but neither site has responded. >> now that removal could be a reality in south carolina. we see a lot of presidential candidates weighing in. some say it should come down. others say it is a state decision and they're treading carefully. they want to stay out of t brianna keilar has details. >> reporter: with a political debate raging over the confederate flag in front of seiche's state house, republican governor nikki haley looked to ease tensions. >> tod

that is an improvement. below average for most of the week so mild conditions today. still cloudy. warmer conditions heading into the weekend. back to the 80s. then storms back in the seven day forecast. a live look outside right now. we were seeing light rain in philadelphia on and off throughout the morning. right now conditions show light rain through the airport, 57 degrees. humidity is at 87% across the rest of the region. 56 in trenton, 54 in mount holly. low 50s in glassboro. 57 degrees in stone harbor. visibility is clear throughout most of the region but closer to the shore, atlantic city down to about a mile and a quarter, mile and a half in millville. down to 6 miles in philadelphia. a bit of patchy fog in the city. yesterday temperatures were at 70. today 73. by tomorrow back to the 80s which is exactly average for us. we'll drop a little bit below average heading into sunday. our radar shot shows a little bit of light rainfall in center city. and also in parts of south philly out south of upper

general made this such an idiot. [laughter] but you have an internal voice that gets swept away these are all extra and i think that's a jihad after challenge that our politicians face. >> the are two forms of commitment that you should look for in the book. there's cumulative, if i'm describing a correctly, that is based on soon. the democratic nature of sin. we struggle with the together. we struggle within community. it makes it impossible to have a sense of superiority but you also talking about about humility based on limitations, on epistemological humility. based on what we can know. and a predisposition to i think you say make mistakes slowly. so i think that humility does have social and political consequences the these things are not contained in the private realm, and they remain i think any kind of conservative direction, a burkean the direction, towards the politics of repair rather than the politics of dysfunction and recreation. anyway, those i think are some interesting things in the book when it come

up on an american dream.me goes for law enforcement. mean with kex can heritage, do you win a job as you are supposed to or catch these people pore feel sympathy for them. anyone involved. that does it for this week's show. the conversation continues on the website on aljazeera.com/thirdrail. i'm imran garda. goodnight. >>> this is al jazeera. >> hello. this is the newshour live from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes, hate manifesto, new pictures of the suspected charleston killer emerge on a website detailing racist views. an al jazeera journalist has been detained in berlin at the request of the egyptian authorities. >> a peace deal with the government. will it end the violence in the north of the country? even dangered species.

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. >> it is an old market street has been did you live up several times since installed we had to run links to link the conduits system to get the links to the fiber $3.1 million is a lot to pull that is the fiber to our shop procuring it getting it to the job. >> we pay a good amount of taxes in san francisco it would easy the burden to have access r sees to wifi we won't have to pay egregious cell phone bills when they can connect to the intersect is it so kind of silly why not. >> free internet and wifi is a way forward for the division of the city across the country oakland and san jose and chicago and filled we're saying we want our families and kids particular from backgrounds with they're used a to be an great deprived people can look for jobs or a game for the 21st century is it it is about making sure we take care of the >> >> looks like we are on. and good morning, today is june 9, 2015 and welcome to the finance committee of the san francisco county transportation authority, my name is john avalos and i am the chair of the committee and our clerk is steven stamos and i woul

that is an exciting area.ine: and then you get to the fed and they could get it wrong if they hike interest rates before the economy is ready, is it something you worry about? for they know what to they are doing and we should not worry? hasan al jabri: we look at it very carefully for our foreign investors, for our international. for our internal investments, not the same impact, the huge impact it might have internationally. especially what you do realize in saudi, the banking district is a very healthy banking industry with a loss of -- quite well-positioned and it is not highly leveraged market. again, it will not have the same impact as the rest of the world. francine: very refreshing. thank you for much for joining us. mr. hasan al jabri the ceo of sedco capital. breaking news out of greece. we understand from a local government official the greek negotiating team will meet at 12:30 p.m. local time. a greek government official that texted us to keep us up to date. this is something we will keep a close e

what we are contending as an initial matter is that an employer does not intentionally discriminate forious practice by enforcing a religion neutral dress code. >> the thing about my question is that what the statute does is to say but if you are wearing a headscarf for religious reasons -- that if you are running a headscarf for religious reasons your policy does not matter. except for that, it really does not matter, you just have to hire me, even if i am wearing a headscarf. the fact that you do not know i am worried it for religious reasons, if you only assume that because people do, it should not make any more difference than in the hypothetical i gave. shay: on that logic it would make no difference if the employer had absolutely no idea that the headscarf was born for religious reasons because it would still be a religious headscarf and a religious practice. not even the eeoc is claiming there is a duty to accommodate in that situation. the question before the court is, what level of knowledge does the employer have to have? for 40 years, guidance has put burden to initiate on th

so once again, 42 freeway an issue. the expressway an issue. ninety-five some very heavy rain and if you have something for me here. >> people are pulling over to the 42 freeway to stop and pull over because they cannot see. >> vittoria giving us notes here on traffic that they are pulling over. these rain rates are so high they do have to pull over, ain't wait until and and that is how we know how strong they are. we're talking about 40, 50,000 feet and planes fly at 30,000. going coast to coast. this is how high it is not at months fear. we have up drafts and downdrafts. you usually see hail. we have seen that even in philadelphia. rotation in the thunderstorm indicated by our velty medicine when you see that red and green it is precipitation wind moving towards and away from the radar and that indicates rotation and that is how we know where this potential rotation or tornado is. once again we have a line of severe weather that goes from, abington, all the way down through delaware county, through northern new castle county and down through

. >> there's an internal quiet. and some of the problems that you're dealing with are hammered away. >> just being around other military is more than words could say. >> how are you? >> good how are you? >> you can see how much they care. it help ss. >> you're learning to take it as it comes and move on. >> looking for that sense of calm i think i'm going in that direction. >> i'm poppy harlow in new york i'll be back with you at 7:00 eastern, smerconish is next. >> welcome to the program, finally a breakthrough in the three-week manhunt for those escaped prisoners in new york richard matt has been shot and killed. and the search has intensified for david sweat. matt was found in the woods in malone new york after he fired the shot at the back of a camping trailer. officers heard him cough as he fled on foot and a federal agent killed him when matt armed with a shotgun refused orders to put his hands up. >> now, more than 1,000 law enforcement officers are closing in on david sweat. authorities believe he's containe

she did do an interview with the ft.levision station in dallas where she reiterated this point, that she believes that it's her first amendment right to not issue the same-sex marriage licenses. we'll see if she's more clear when she releases that statement later this morning. >> let's talk about this first amendment right she talks about, freedom to religion. the aclu of texas released a statement in part saying government officials who take an oath to uphold the law are required to treat all texans equally regardless of who they are or whom they love yet elizabeth freedom of religion is protected in our constitution so from your legal perspective, as state workers working in their public capacity, do they have a right to do this? >> when she was acting as a public officer, as a public clerk, in her public capacity she is required to follow the united states constitution, and here the supreme court has said without any doubt that the constitution protects the liberty and equality rights of same-sex couples to get a lice

you have to be an engineer. you have to really be a scientist if you really want to be an astronaut." >> hinojosa: so she understood the kind of steps... >> she understood the context, and she was able to kind of put me in a path that would allow me to succeed regardless of whether or not i made it. >> hinojosa: i love your mom. there's a clip of your mom talking where she's so cute, because she says, "i am the only mother in all of costa rica that can say i am the mother of an astronaut." >> that's right, that's right. she's a cute... she's as cute as smart. she's very smart. >> hinojosa: so proud of you. >> and a person that really, really was probably the most significant force that really shaped my destiny. >> hinojosa: your mom. >> my mom. she was the one individual that was always there to, you know, comfort me whenever i failed, and, you know, tell me, "well, look-- just get up and keep going, and, you know, you'll succeed eventually." >> hinojosa: but was it your dad, in fact, who bought you the one-way

storage hetch hetchy as of yesterday was 92 percent full at the same time the trade off has dropped to an extremely low level i'll talk about that but the jest is the system is working the way it is intended to we scarce water for the sake of storing water in the hetch hetchy that's a really good thing and chris tall springs it looks absolutely full that's because we operate water in the bay area just in case there is an interruption in the hetch hetchy so people driving on the integrate think the drought is over but the water bank is way way down in captivity as though an extend drought. >> it did that come up. >> i think i made reprehensive to drive home that point yes, it looks at full but as opposed to a metrology reason. >> doesn't we have to pit water in the water bank. >> i'll show you a couple of slides what future looks like and our plan to put water in the water bank it comes up this year as we operate but every year we draw on it it gets lower and lower only happens so long i'll talk about that later. >> cumulative precipitation the red line climbs above last year's 2007 we had

they'd have an impact in other. in other suburban areas, that would be a shifting of power. >> you see that as part of what would happen if we change the formula. by definition, power would be rebalanced going away from the distribute to areas with high immigrant populations, rebalanced towards other areas. i'm an immigrant, and finally got citizenship and right to vote. i'm sensitive to concerns. when we think of political theory, we want to make sure the voter is, it's the principal of one man, one vote. it's easy to declare the principle that states should draw to equalize as best they can, the power of the voter. >> before you were naturalized, did you pay state income tax? >> i was in d c. i paid income tax. i great with no taxation. if i could have the deal of not being taxed, i would have taken it. >> did you pay sales tax and property tax? >> sure. that, alone, would make you worthy of representation. >> so did tourists. >> but they go home. >> sure. our theories of representation and voting were based on di

an outright war. a tangled web of corporate accounts trying to report on politics and a president accused at home and abroad of growing more author tarian. that's the media story, but not juf journalists are in a position to tell is >>> on the download - our viewers on the coverage of the turkish election. >> when recep tayyip erdogan campaigned for the justice and development party, he reached out to the media to get out his message. we see a different recep tayyip erdogan, one that clamps down media, free speech and poses censorship and gaols journalists. it has to do with the style of leadership resonating with the constituency in the heartland. >>> other media stories on the radar this week. in yemen, two television journalists have been found dead after an air strike by coalition forces. they disappeared may 20th allegedly abducted by houthi militia men. they were then taken to an quake monitoring situation that was bombed. the paris based media freedom advocates, reporters without borders blamed

ongoing basis to build that into the training of the city that's an existing improvement and as an employer wanted to insure we don't have explicit bias effecting people at work and services to the public another change in the budget the addition of the position on paid parental leave that supervisor tang put forward that will improve and clarify some of the existing protections for city employees but a confusing patchwork of laws we found that city completed have a difficult time understanding their rights in describing what their rights are we have a new position dedicated to education in the department an individual will depth the program and consulting one-on-one about the rights the employees have and we're excited about that arrest a significant cost contemplation the later element is the benefits we pay out in workers' compensation we self-insured so $51 million in the budget we have for workers compensation due to a few things the state has increased permanent disability in the order of 51 percent seeing the impacts on the workers' compensation and rupture to work spl spill paid pro

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it is broken into an audit function and an investigative function. we have two hundred 20 criminal investigators who do internal affair work. we have an internal affairs agency for border protection. ice is the largest standing law enforcement agency in the government. we have a separate section that does both inspections and audits. we do the traditional financial audits, but we do program audits. we do information technology audits. we do inspections of various things and write reports. sen. sasse: can you talk about the backgrounds of your investigators and auditors and how diverse those experiences are? john: they are quite diverse. they are individuals who grew up in the ig world or came from other law enforcement agencies. there are trained criminal investigators and they are armed and have arrest power like any other criminal investigator would have. our auditors come from a variety of places, some within the inspector general community. some from agencies and some from private businesses and private enterprise, all of whom are governed by the

>> it is an epidemic. and it's -- it's far too pervasive. >> reporter: more than 100 colleges are currently under investigation by the department of education after being accused by students of mishandling reports of sexual assault. and colleges are spending millions to try to get it right. >> campuses are really redoubling their efforts to try to address this. >> reporter: but behind the policy discussions and the headlines are some very human stories. tonight you'll see how challenging it can be for college administrators to become sex crime investigators and you'll meet some caught up in the debate. from a star quarterback accused of rape in missoula, montana -- >> was jordan johnson a sacrificial lamb? >> reporter: to an aspiring writer who reluctantly went public with her story. >> i really did feel like "the rape girl." and everyone's just like thinking terrible things about me. >> reporter: their college days darkened, their bright futures interrupted. jillian doherty went to high school in the sunn

what an idea. indeed, the union might begin to develop small enterprises that do things like a company that they're bargaining with, just to make it a little more realistic, so that when they say that to the employer, the employer has a new problem. imagine an employer saying, "i want these and these concessions from you workers, or else i'm leaving the country." it happens every day in the united states. and the union, what is it going to do? it's afraid of losing the job, so it gives away a benefit program or a wage diss or something, medical coverage, in order to hold on to the job. it's very understandable. yeah, but suppose a union had another option. "ok. we want you not to leave, and we don't want to give you a concession." "but we're telling you, if you do not accept--you leave? we're going to take every one of the workers you fire, and we're going to set up a factory right here. right here. we may even take over the one you have abandoned, buy it from you, and we're going to go around the

treating it as a nuisance case with no need for an eyewitness from an officer or firefighter.es are up to $1,000 with a possibility of more for repeat offenders, and large quantities of fireworks. in june and july of last year the city received more than 2,000 fireworks complaints. >> it gets worse every year. there are explosions. last night it was going on at 11:00 at night. we're, like can we please go to sleep now? >> reporter: city leaders say they are providing alternatives for residents. fireworks shows are being held at three different locations here in san jose over the fourth of july holiday. >>> while the city of oakland prepares to celebrate the warriors championship, the future of the raiders hangs in the balance. financier floyd gebhardt is facing a deadline of this sunday. it includes a new stadium for the raiders. san diego's effort to build a new stadium for the chargers has reached an impasse. city leaders believe they will move to carson. >> that does not sound promising for local raiders fans. >>> the u.s. open golf tournament now under way. a teenager is t

it is an exchange. the statute also said that two to certify a health plan is qualified the exchange has to decide that it is the interest to qualified individuals. qualified individuals are persons to reside in the state that establishes these exchange. if you read the statute the way mr. carvin reads it, you come to the conclusion that the state with a steadily facilitated exchange there are no qualified individuals here it therefore the exchange cannot -- there are not any. there are not any qualified health plans that can lawfully be sold on the exchange. >> what is the provision that says only a qualified individual can enroll in a plan under an exchange? >> i will address that but i want to make sure the provision i'm talking about respect to the prohibition on selling qualified health plans to anybody is on anything other than a qualified exchange is 1311 d2b. it is absolutely unambiguous. an exchange may not make available any health plan that is not qualified health plan. >> what is the provisi

mayor sam low card doe made the announcement an hour ago. officers usually have to catch people in the act if they want to ticket them but police are now going to rely on neighbor accounts. the mayor says by just simply adding more officers it's not going to do enough to quiet down the activity that's really gotten dramatically worse. >> much different than what we saw 20 years ago. it's no longer just about bottle rockets and a couple of small displays. what we're seeing now is ordnance that rival others. >> there's a severe drought as well. >>> some of the family members of young people killed in the berkeley balcony collapse are hoping, rather today to see their loved ones. last night hundreds gathered in berkeley silently holding candles praying for six people killed during a 21st birthday party at the library gardens apartment and for seven others recovering in the hospital. hundreds more gathered at the cathedral of christ the light in oakland. the victims are mostly from ireland, in berkeley on summer work vees sassisas. families are

an i understand the process, it is an administrative process that is done sort of within the governmentitself. there is n't a need for legislation. i think the access to that information is generally governed by statute and doesn't require a statutory fix for tsa to apply to have access to those codes. only for example, if the committee that decides whether or not tsa has access to the codes for some reason refuses that access, there may be a statutory fix that's needed but until that process goes all the way through, i think that's what needs to occur. >> while i am on the topic of legislative or policy changes that we should be aware of, i think most of the testimony that i've heard points to leadership points to management, tonights to following the rule that is are already in place or examining that all of which the agency would have the authority to do as it currently stands. please highlight for me each of you if there's anything in your testimony that we should pay attention to that requires statutory change. anybody? okay. thank you. i wanted to have you, ms. roering, speak a li

it is an offer, not an agreement., should we step back and say, excuse me there is a depression going on? brendan: absolutely you and i are going to step back right now and look into the teacher. i'm going to quote wolfgang schaeuble a 50/50 chance. i'm going to flip the coin right now. tom? tom: monday. monday matters. reading co heads. heads it will be here on monday. talking about greece. tom: there it is. vonnie: tom, we have to get to your agenda. tom: it has been quite a week for the nation. the president traveling to charleston. i loved the nuance in the "wall street journal," this idea of an ongoing morass. everybody has their own history on this, which is interesting. we come up with this whenever anybody's politics or cultures the presidents is a dark part of our history -- this'll be addressed. i have an offspring that went to school down there, and all she said to me was -- this church is special. vonnie: i will be watching france. one beheaded at two injures. multiple arrests have been made to it we knew

give us an update.sador haass: people are taking out their frustrations on inequality and everything else, taking it out on trade, not because trade agreements are the culprit. but it is the one thing people can vote on. so you have this bizarre debate in the democratic party as though trade agreements are the problem when the issue is technology. tom: richard, the foundation idea here is trade agreements are for the elite. ambassador haass: that is dead wrong. it may be what people are saying, but it is dead wrong. we import, we consume, and millions of high-paying jobs are linked to exports. brendan: we have developed a distrust of averages. when you look at the gains from trade, you look at an average number like gdp, which expresses what is going on for the entire country, and it may not reflect our own reality. ambassador haass: people have lost jobs in manufacturing, but the culprit is technology, not trade agreements. people are blaming china for the loss of jobs. china is not even in this trade

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discredit a general sxhuk order when the officer used the computer to - the officer was retrained and an officer's networking neglect of the duty failed to document he didn't find cause to facilitate a conduct the officer was retrained the officer was reminding an individual he was having a dispute i'm a cop and the officer received a written reprimand was retrained a neglected duty handcuffing and the officer failing to collect traffic stop data and moving moving to the generation the chief suhr proposed split up in 5 cases and determined to have sustainable allegations the first neglect of duty involving an officer failing to give a certificate of release although it says certificate of relief but the officer was admonished and retrained and another traffic officer failed to collect the traffic stop data the officer was retrapped and other one an officer fail to get traffic data was reprimand and retrained and in a conduct reflecting misconduct the officer violated the policy officers did when they failed to document in the incident report juvenile the officers were retrained that conc

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it has been quite an emotional day. we all just heard from some of the victims there in a very powerful few minutes and for many of them today is some closer. but the big takeaway is none of them will ever be the same. we heard from jillian who lived a mile from the bombing when it happened and she talked about now she has a loss of hearing, p ptsd among other things. and she said i will never walk out of my house again and not question everything around me. is this the new reality we live in that we always have to have our guard up? >> certainly in big cities we do that are targets of terrorists like this whether home grown or people coming from overseas or returning fighters. it is important to think about the ripple effects. it is not just the three individuals that died and their families or even those who lost limbs there. it goes way beyond that. and i did read all the comments tweeted out by the "new york times" reporter there. it's quite impactful. yes people do think about this. it changes the way you think abo