coming up, kanye west speaks out andthe first time about kim baby north.ice to see that side of him, right? >> it is. having a baby changes a guy, i'll tell you that. first, jennifer lopez's scary security breach. an obsessed fan not only got on to her property, he made and almost took it a lot father. >> j.lo's hamptons horror, talked by this obsessed man, accused of breaking into her $10 million mansion and playing house. this is john dubis' mugshot. phot photo bizarre on facebook with the message and this is the message he wrote to her on the sand. allegedly camped out for six days at her hamptons without security finding out. lewd act initted a her garden. >> so disgusting and so scary. when security confronted him, he reportedly tried to claim he was j.lo's husband and father of her kids. >> lopez not there at the time. a restraining order against him in the past. $100,000g held on bail. details on simon's summit with ex, a day after confirming his fatherhood to the bbc. 6 confirming that cowell met with andrew silverman at a small airport trying to g

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andth cultural events in the hope that long-term with the arts -- kesar triangle arts coalition, this could be a place people could propose temporary projects that really highlight the beauty and history and connection of the place. so, we urge you, of course, to support this and i really hope that as this thing moves along we have a chance to visit the kesar triangle and connect to the local history there. thank you. >> thank you. >> is there anyone else who would like to make public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners? >> well, i just want to say before we vote that we owe a debt of gratitude to carla crane for supporting this financially and having the vision to see what could be done to a place that needs a little tlc. i think it is a very visible space and i like the idea of contemplating community art exhibits. i love the goals worthy projects in the presidio, the sculptures that are on loan down at crissy field. and sam, thank you, jeff miller as well. with that, entertain a motion. >> well, aside from the comment that our general manager

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andthe cause of the fire is unknown at this time. >> a fast burning wildfire in southern california has injured three people, including two firefighters. take a look at where this is happening. it's in banning-- near hemet. so far the blaze has burned six-thousand acres and 15- hundred residents and campers have been evacuated. >> there are some deputies that were trapped but they were able to get out. this is an downtown, springs. they showed us this yesterday. flights, were canceled. we continue to attract this and 6,000 a. have burned. the fire is continuing to burn. here is video from overnight show in the flames. we do not know how many of them are homes but the evacuation is continuing. >> the time is 6 07 a.m.. the number of people filing for unemployment over the past month has dropped to their lowest level in about six years. the labor department says of the four week average, dropped more than 6000 in july to a seasonally adjusted 333,000. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. four people are dead after a pair of over my shootings in texas. the latest update coming up. >>

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vigil andthe one-year with the domes going up the one of the wishes my dad really wanted was he wanted it to look that way. >> pardeep kaleka, can you talk about the guest you're sitting next to right now? can you talk about how the two of you met after this killing last year? >> sure. , right after august, there was a lot of media and we were working with other nonprofits in the area. as i was working with some nonprofits as far as the gun debate, that was frustrating at the time. i was walking out of the meeting and one of the people asked me, had he contacted arno michaelis yet? i have been meeting to contact him because i knew the work you is doing in the community -- work he was doing the community. we were both part of another which is made up of former violent extremists and survivors who linked together and share their stories of forgiveness and compassion for a broader message of forgiveness and compassion, and i contacted the organizer of abe and he told me how to get a hold o we went back and forth through e-mail and text and eventually, we finally talked one evening. i reme

interests and increase descend stability and prosperity around -- he sent stability andthe world.prosperity around the world. we will keep on working with them. where we have differences, we will say so clearly. and my hope is that, over time, mr. putin and russia recognize that, rather than a zero-sum competition, in fact, if the two countries are working together, we can probably advance the betterment of both peoples. chuck. >> given that you just announced a whole bunch of reforms based on essentially the leaks that edward snowden made on all of the surveillance programs, does that change -- has your mindset changed? is he more of a whistleblower that a hacker as you call them out one point or somebody who should be provided more protection? is he a patriot? and just to follow up on the personal -- >> i just want to make sure that everybody asking one question would be helpful. >> it is part of a question they did not answer. can you get stuff done with russia without having a good personal relationship with putin? >> i don't have a bad personal relationship with putin. when we have con

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public andthe private lives of our first ladies. all this week at 9:00 eastern on c-span. now a discussion about human trafficking and efforts to stop the practice through peaceful means. hosted by the center for american progress, this will go for little more than an hour. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> good afternoon everyone imd senior vice president for american values in the communities here at the center for american progress. i want to thank you for joining us today for a conversation about a topic that does not get nearly the coverage it deserves, human sex trafficking. an estimated 3 million children are exploited. they usually come from the poorest and most disadvantaged background in india. , 200 womenn india and girls enter prostitution and 80% of them do so against their will as victims of trafficking. the numbers are daunting and the problem is vast. good work is being done. there are voices out there that refused to be silent, who speak up in the face of persecution and are

coming up, kanye west speaks out andthe first time about kim baby north.ight? >> it is. having a baby changes a guy, i'll tell you that. first, jennifer lopez's scary security breach. an obsessed fan not only got on to her property, he made and almost took it a lot father. >> j.lo's hamptons horror, talked by this obsessed man, accused of breaking into her $10 million mansion and playing house. this is john dubis' mugshot. phot photo bizarre on facebook with the message and this is the message he wrote to her on the sand. allegedly camped out for six days at her hamptons without security finding out. lewd act initted a her garden. >> so disgusting and so scary. when security confronted him, he reportedly tried to claim he was j.lo's husband and father of her kids. >> lopez not there at the time. a restraining order against him in the past. $100,000g held on bail. details on simon's summit with ex, a day after confirming his fatherhood to the bbc. 6 confirming that cowell met with andrew silverman at a small airport trying to get his name removed from the d

we have lowered crime, ushered in the biggest economic element 1950's, andthe hope is on the horizon, testimony to what people can do, taking on difficult challenges working together. as we look at washington, we do not see people doing that. i believe it is time for new leadership that can bring people together to make changes to do difficult things to help us have progress. >> thank you very much, and for the next opening statement, rush holt. >> thank you. i should level at the beginning by saying i have never run into a bill learning -- burning building. known to many in new jersey because i am the guy who took on the jeopardy! computer and won. i am a dedicated progressive. i hope new jerseyans know me as one who is dedicated, hard- service.ublic someone who fights and gets things done. when a new jersey soldier committed suicide and and his parents said he not let that ever happen again, i got $40 million for mental health and suicide prevention for soldiers and veterans. knowing that through investing in education and research, you create jobs and improve the economy, i got $22

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carolina andth other jurisdictions started to flex the muscle that was given retraction -- let you knowthat section five requires that all voting changes cover -- are submitted to the department of justice for pre-clearance. you know that shelby versus holder said that there is no more section five pre-clearance. let's not be naÏve, section five is unusual. it is unusual to have something that is punishment before it happens. if you have a client, i do not care what kind of record to have, their proclivity to commit robbery does not subject them to arrest and prosecution. those jurisdictions that are covered by the voting rights act have been so egregious and systematic and evil in their desire in their persistence in suppressing the vote that congress added section five because they could not stop them any other way. you have to send your laws up before and he cause you cannot be trusted to run elections on your own. we have a brilliant panel and i will get out of your way. jimmy carter said something that was instructed to me and will aid you in your understanding of what can be a com

andth which is between 2 2.5%. there are lessons that can show us we can do better.e are here today to talk about immigration as well in addition to growth. there is some sort of relationship between immigration and growth and we want to hone in on that. to 4.2s it is home million immigrants. texas -- that means 10% of all immigrants living in america are here in texas. the third most of any state behind california and new york. almost potentially tied with new york. 16% of the texas population is an immigrant. one in six. that is quite a bit. one in six people you see will be an immigrant. and eight.it is one that compares very favorably. if you dallas county, is one in four. i think we could not be much -- in a much better face america to have this discussion. i am joined by a fabulous panel of experts. they're going to enlighten us and unpack this relationship between growth and immigration in texas. many of you have seen him on tv. immigration,ut taxes, fiscal policy, and many things. you have seen him, he has been an advocate for years and a scholar on immigrati