. >> i'd like to add that i'm excited that we have the opportunity to have angel housed at osb he's just getting here, the lay of the land, meeting everybody, meeting the consultants he's working with and we're going to be working out our internal process for cross-referrals but sbdc is managing our program out of the office of economic and work force development and as we move into developing the legacy program the sbdc may be something we incorporate that as well. we have worked closely with sbdc with our business counseling so it's exciting for us to have it a little more integrated. >> angel, are you an employee of sfgov >> yes, i am. >> but you are going to be housed in your office? >> well, it's all fluid. if you recall i think it was december of 2013 the commission passed a resolution encouraging, you know, the city to go, to apply for the grant program. >> right. >> so oewd manages the grant for hosting the sbdc, but since it's dealing with direct client services and we have a little bit of space available right now it makes a little more sense to have angel working with us, hous

prime minister baha and members of the cabinet who are under house arrests. no angelswill be applied but-- >> extremely disappointing that's what several of the political parties oppose the coup opposed to, when we asked them about their view about the u.n. security council. they say it was very week and weak and that fact that it does not have the words coup in it is disappointing as far as they're concerned. their main concern is that it does not provide any sort of consequential action if the houthis don't adhere to it, if they don't relinquish power. and then they say its nothing more than verbal condemnation to the power grab. add to this that many have expressed negative sentiments towards the u.n. attempt to get all sides to agree on some power-sharing deal. they're losing trust quickly. the only thing that has been consistent throughout the u.n. talks is the fact that the houthies have been getting more and more powerful. not only from a territorial perspective but from a firepower point of view. clashes between local popular forces that were set up by presiden

there were more japanese and los angeles than an any other area. in san pedro, housesnd hotels occupied exclusively by japanese were within a stone's throw of an naval airbase. shipyards, oil wells. japanese fishermen had every opportunity to watch the movement of our ship. farmers were living close to vital aircraft. all japanese were required to move from critical areas such as these. this limited evacuation was a solution only part of the problem. the larger problem, the and certainty of what would happen among these people in case of the japanese invasion still remained. that is why the commanding general of the western defense command determined that all japanese within the coastal areas should move inland. the army began mapping evacuation areas and encourage the japanese to leave voluntarily. the trouble for the voluntary evacuees -- the program was quickly put on a plan of protected basis. thereafter, the japanese citizens and aliens make plans. notices were posted. all persons of japanese dissent were required to register. they gathered in their own churches a

as always it's a great pleasure to welcome my close friend and partner, chancellor angel merkel, back to the white house. angel has been here many times but this visit is a chance for congratulate her on cho achievements. angel is one of germany's longest-serving chancellors. perhaps more importantly this is my first public opportunity to congratulate angel and germany on their fourth world cup title. as we saw in rio, angel is one her team's biggest fans. our u.s. team, however, gets better each world cup so watch out in 2018. germany is one of our strongest allies so whenever we meet it's an opportunity to coordinate closely on a whole range of issues critical to our shared security and prosperity. as angel and our good friends prepare to host the g7 this spring, it's also important for us to coordinate on a set of shared goals. in a working lunch we will focus on what we can do to keep the economy growing and creating jobs. strong supporters of the transatlantic trade and investment partnership we agree there needs to be meaningful progress this year towards an agreement that boosts our economies, wh

k3wr0er8d me that he clubhouse to make new friends and get out of the house i grew up in the hayes district she didn't want me to los angeles out because of the bad influence but it got boring inside the house i didn't understand but i know it's important to her i'm in a safe place like the boys and girls club i went to grand elementary school that wasn't too far the staff walked us to the club i made a lot of friends at the time and they're still my friends to this day i was given help with any homework when i joined the bottom lines and still do i participated in a lot of different programs since that joining when you're a little kid at the club you participate in a lot of programs like computer and swimming and gym games in the game room you get to see what you're like and what you're good at i got to go to accustoming i played in a little league game and met the city directors he asked me to join the basketball team i didn't know what the try out was but they told me to try out i i was the youngest player on the team that was a lot of competition that made me nervous thanks to the rebldz i've learned to be confident and

we have a special housing unit in the los angeles area dedicated to the bisexual and transgender detainees individuals who prefer a transfer even across the country for that facility, related to safety transgender housing count, afforded that opportunity, many long distance offered their choice for that unit. and we have an on going working group in this area consider additional forms on these issues including adopting the most progressive policies. there are a couple of jails in the entire country that have essentially transgender committees. i think afternoon was tcc if i'm not mistaken. i don'terly what that stands for. but a committee of health care providers, security staff and administrators. in this case it might include ice professionals. this is policies that exist at other jails which we're considering, carefully consider treatment options and housing options for transgender individuals. so it's an issue we're very aware of and respond to any concerns or allegations we hear which we to hear from time to time from ngos or attorneys about individuals. >> thank you, mr. landy. i'm s

the white house has invited leaders from communities from los angeles, boston and minneapolis to preventrograms which are already in place. we go to patty culhane in washington, d.c. it's a summit about extremism, and the white house is being very careful to use that word. >> exactly. they call it a summit to combat violent extremism. and there have been a lot of commentators who are saying it should be islamic extremism. i don't want to point out, we did just hear from a member of the anti-defamation league who said that 95% of terrorist attackses have been carried out by right-wing extremists. but it's aimed at stopping the islamic state of iraq and the levant, boko haram, and al-qaeda. they say they isil does not represent islam. and that isil is trying to paint this as a u.s. war against islam, and that is not the case. and they have been criticized domestically by religious groups that say just focusing on islam will only increase the fare of muslims in america and islamaphobia. >> how does this feed into the idea of building relations with muslim communities? >> reporter: that's ex

also on the list is eisenhower, the white house years by jim newton, editor at large of the los angeles times. next is eisenhower's personal account of the strategies, battles and outcome of world war ii in crusade in europe and completing the list representative tom cole recognizes king edward smith's portrait of the president eisenhower in war and peace. to see what other books tom cole is recommended visit tom cole.house.gov. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2 with top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. booktv television for serious readers. >> here are some of the programs you will see this weekend on booktv. on our live in depth for of program, we take viewers' calls. on afterwards alan and tucker carlsson discuss all and end communist party in 1930s and republican senator marco rubio signing books and providing his thoughts on the nation's future. also watch for books on race and the criminal justice system. the meat industry and the war on drugs. for a complete schedule visit booktv.org. all this and more on booktv, television for serious readers. >> april 4th, 1967,

also on the list is the white house years by jim newton, editor at large of the los angeles times. next is eisenhower's personal account of strategies, battles and outcome of world war ii in crusading era band completing the list representative tom cole recommends jeanette would smith's portrayal of the 34th president in eisenhower in war and peace. to see what their

mcdonald made the claim on camera while he was in los angeles as part of the va's effort to locate and housens. he says he remains committed to their ongoing effort to reform the va president obama chose the former procter and gamble ceo to take over the scandal plagued administration last year. >> it's now 5:52. and we continue to follow breaking news. that urgent search for a little girl snatched out of her home. >> police just seized a char delaware, you see there it, but they're still looking for the child who they say was taken by a dangerous man her father. we'll get a live update at 6:00 a.m. >> ♪♪ hey, i lost my debit card. do you guys do instant replacement? (snap!) what just happened? check your wallet. no. ...no way. your debit card should arrive in 7-10 business days. it's time to bank human again. get debit cards on the spot, and no monthly fee checking with just a $100 minimum balance at td bank. america's most convenient bank. . >> ♪♪ >> welcome back. you're taking a live look here out across center city. it's beautiful to look at. not too much fun to go out into this morning.

angeles and long beach. leaving proof sitting at the port but leaving packing house employees without work. >> the way it is going it might get worse and worse and they do not want to lose their jobs. >> reporter: with three kids martin gonzalez is worried about not being able to make ends meet. >> a lot less. hours are down. it is taking a lot of time because we are not running. >> reporter: the dozens of employees here transported to oakland to china but strikes at the ports, it was shipped from long beach just last week. >> even if it does get results soon you have the backlog in. that will have to be worked through. >> lawmakers have talked about using an ap p to get the port traffic moving again. that authorizes them to get in a strike that causes an emergency. but the problem is, the union is not officially on strike. >>> still to come, business owners from all over the world are in san francisco tonight looking for new ways to grow the marijuana industry. >> and 3.5 years after going belly why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping

say a man who may have been unhinged by the death of his mother went on a house to house shooting rampage. in los angeles the death of the star of star trek's show. leonard nimoy first officer of the uss inertprise died today of. he was 83. this is a live look from atlanta. someone stole a $250,000 stock car from a hotel parking lot not far from the atlanta motor speedway. nascar veteran was looking for his ride but since he missed today's inspection he will not run in the sprint cup event. that mystery is still ongoing. that is the live look. a lot of breaking news tonight. we'll be right back. meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology is safely recovering lots more oil and natural gas. supporting millions of new jobs. billions in tax revenue... and a new century of american energy security. the new energy superpower? it's red, white and blue. log on to learn more. >>> the battle for the 2016 arena presidential nomination is being fought o

when we were talking about seg regated housing the los angeles facility, i think that was for transsexuals. is that correct? >> yes. well, for gay, bisexual and transgender individuals. >> i've been in -- i have visited many prisons. i've not be e been in many. i mean, i've been in them. how is your seg reregated house e housing set up for l.g.b.t. people? >> we don't consider that seg regated housing. there is what is referred to and most facilities are segregation manening eagement unit which is often referred to as solitary confinement in which they are housed in individual cells. the housing unit i'm referring to is not that. it has free movement within the housing unit opportunities to co-mingle indoors and outdoor recreation among that group. it's just that they are separate from the rest of the population in order to ensure their own protection. and, again, with respected to people transferred into that housing unit, it is voluntary. it's more like a prison as opposed to a county jail? >> it's the same requirements that apply to this housing unit as any other general population hous

angeles kings and l.a. galaxy to the white house honored for their achievements in a joint ceremony. winner of the stanley cup he called the city an embarrassment of riches. he couldn't help being a little biased toward his own home teams. >> so congratulations to both of these teams to the city of los angeles and its fans, and best of luck when you are not playing chicago. [ laughter ] >> that's it. >> thank you very much. do stay with us here. i'll be back in just a minute or so with a full news bulletin, so don't go away. >> celebrating victory against isil a powerful shia militia is now ready to attack them in their iraqi strongholds. >> hello you're with al jazeera, we're live from doha. also to come on the program the u.n.'s rules neither croatia nor serbia committed genocide during the war. >> stepping up the offensive against boko haram. >> find

belted out a powerful hymn followed by john legend and common bringing down the the house with glory. in los angelesedo, "fox news". >>> man, that is a long day for those stars. our time 5:00 p.m., red carpet, and shows is eight and after apart is. they are still wide away county delaware there. >> quincy harris has in the slept. we flew him to los angeles. >> check this out with chris brown himself. i was teching him. i said quincy, how are you. he is right new driving to our sister station in l.a. and he will talk to mike jerrecollect and alex. he did tell me this chris brown should be coming to philadelphia this month. he got inside erin faux. >> let's hope he is hooking up the the exclusive right there. >> isn't that cool. >> yes. >> he will sleep on the plane ride. >> so still ahead you may have already seen a picture of this 14-pound new born. >> wow, hear from his mom and boy does she have a story to tell you [ leguizamo ] hey, i'm john leguizamo, and i love new york. why? i'll tell you why... 'cause every winter my favorite thing to do is ski upstate. and in new york you can ski more and dri

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angeles. peter cook outlines the next move from the white house after a texas judge temporarily blocks president obama's immigration order. we begin in brussels, where hans nichols has new development in the greek bailout crisis. good evening. >> good afternoon to you. according to a person familiar with the matter, greece is planning to ask for an extension of its bailout loan program for six months. remember, the deadline is that they would leave the program at the end of this month. they have still not agreed to the conditions, which is key and important, the finance minister has made it clear that the decision is for greece. >> greece, represented by its democratic elected government has to decide what it wants. i cannot extend something that the country does not want. >> that was from earlier this afternoon when talks basically fell apart. they collapse last night and there is no effort to put them back on track. earlier today he told the hardline and he does appear to have all of his finance ministers united behind him. the 18 euro area finance ministers say that greece needs to abide by i

. >>> today at the white house, a los angeles kings hockey players will join the galaxy for championshipresident obama will recognize them for giving back to the communities. this is the third time in four years that the galaxy has made that trip to the white house. >>> today is chris kyle today. texas honoring the u.s. serviceman whose life story is a hit hollywood movie. he was from the fort worth area. chris kyle served four tours of duty in iraq. he's considered to be the deadliest sniper in u.s. military history. the block bustert movie "american sniper" is based on his autobiography. kyle was 37 when he was killed at a north texas gun range two years ago today. a former marine charged in his death goes on trial next month. >>> former president clinton is coming here to the prayer. his visit kicks off tonight with a speech in san rafael. he will be in oakland tomorrow. san mateo on wednesday before going back to san rafael on thursday. the topic of the speech has not been announced but it's one of several events sponsored by a local speakers's group that includes several high pressu

there is the white house time lapse video. weather in los angeles may be sunny but port strike casting a cloud over business. levis warns that the dispute could affect sales for their companies. here to discuss walked on to the set, charlie gasparino is here. jack hough, senior editor of "barron's," my good friend david asman host of "after the bell." good to see you. this shutdown is costing taxpayer money. >> i'm not so sure. let's pray d.c. shuts down for a long sometime. less work they do the less costs. i was brought up in washington d.c., so help me, if they get inch of snow the city shuts down. when there is gridlock in d.c. nothing going on, i think better for the country better for the economy anyway. cheryl: shutdown in 2010 was $71 million a day. >> if you buy it. cheryl: the figure from the "washington post." >> i'm straining to say something negative about the obama administration on this. let's be clear here. cheryl: there is a whole show. have a whole hour. >> there is, i don't know what to say other than, the markets did not react to

house summit. we represent said los angeles where we have a model called safe spaces.rvention for communities. in the case of tsarnaev in boston he was kicked out of the mosque. in safe spaces we should engage them. prevention is about understanding the theology of life will prevail over the cult of death. intervention means we fry to rehabilitate people who are troubled. we bring in peer counselors religious counselors rather than kicking them out of the mosque that allows them to be lured by groups like isis or al qaeda. if they engage in criminal activity we pauper with law enforcement and let them deal with that situation. it is a comprehensive program but it requires partnership between law phone,ment and communities. >> a lot of which starts right there in the home. very good to speak with you. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> a newspaper is calling scott walker spineless silence. we'll get to that next. skied there before. i was lost and my kids could tell. i forgot a map. so i got out my phone. i have verizon. i don't. so i found us on the trail map and too

house is hosting the three-day conference. biden highlighted efforts in boston, los angeles and minneapolis. all three cities have launched programs to prevent extremism. >> we all understand that in dealing with violent extremism that we need answers to go beyond a military answer. >> president barack obama is scheduled to addss the conference on wednesday. >> international nuclear regulators are advising that radioactive wastewater from fukushima daiichi be treated with a long term view. experts ended their week long check on japan's efforts to decommission the plant. they visited the site and interviewed officials with the japanese government and plant operator tokyo electric power company. team leader juan carlos spoke about the threat of accumulating wastewater. and the large amount of radioactive waste generated during the decommissioning process. tepco needs more tanks to store the contaminated water, but also mentioned the shortage of storage space. the officials should consider options. he urged them to come up with a plan to control the nuclear waste. the iea plans to publish the f

he was touring the streets of los angeles counting homeless veterans as part of a v.a. program to help find them housing. >> you housing. -- >> [ inaudible ] >> really? what year? what unit? >> special forces? >> really? i special forces. >> reporter: but he was not. he served for five years but mostly with the 82 ndz airborne device as a paratrooper. it was first reported by the hivington post and mcdonald quickly admitted his exaggeration n. a statement he said, quote, while i was engaging a homeless individual to determine his veteran status, i incorrectly stated that i had been in special forces. that was inaccurate and i apologize to anyone that was offended by my misstatement. >> my worst nightmare is i open up one of those tents, i move one of those newspapers, and i find somebody that i served with. that would break my heart because those guys looked up to me and i need to look out for him. >> reporter: mcdonald is a west point graduate hand picked by. obama to clean up a veterans affairs department plagued by scandal. so far both president obama and defense secretary ash carter say they accept

we have special housing unit in the loss angerer the los angeles area deaddicated to gay bisexual and transgender detainees, vinlindividuals who prefer a transfer even across the country, to that facility for their safety rather than being in a general population housing unit are afforded that opportunity. and we have transferred many people long distances at their choice to that unit. and we have an on going working group in this area. to consider additional reforms on these issues. including adopting the most aggressive policies. there are a couple of jails in the entire country that have essentially transgender committees. i think the acronym is t.c.c., if i'm not mistaken. i don't recall what that stands for, but like a committee of health care providers, security staff and administrators. in this case, it might include i.c.e. professionals. this is the policies that consist in other jails which we're considering which carefully consider the treatment options and housing options for transgender individuals. it's an issue we're very aware of. and we respond of course to any concern

house is hosting the three-day conference. biden highlighted efforts in boston los angeles, and minneapolis. all three cities have launched programs to prevent extremism. >> we all understand that in dealing with violent extremism that we need answers that go beyond a military answ. >>> president barack obama is scheduled to address the conference on wednesday. >>> a u.n. mediator says the syrian government is offering a glimmer of hope in the four-year-long civil war. he says damascus is willing to attempt a cease-fire with anti-government forces in the northern city of aleppo. >> the government of syria has indicated to me its willingness to halt all aerial bombing, all aerial bombing, all types of aerial bombing, and artillery shelling for a period of six weeks. all over the city aleppo. >> he said he would visit the country to announce the date of the suspension. he said based on past experiences he knows this will be a difficult mission to achieve. but he expressed hope that if the local cease-fire holds, it could be replicated elsewhere. >>> japan's prime minister says the government w

president obama is welcoming the los angeles kings and the l.a. galaxy to the white house. are the winner of the stanley cup and the galaxy are winners of the mls cup and you can watch it live on msnbc.com. >>> okay. now just a short time ago the president unveiled his nearly $4 trillion budget for the coming fiscal year. he announced the plan to the department of homeland security who are upset about the plan on immigration. and it calls for tax cuts and more spending on infrastructure and he is hoping he can work with congress to cut automatic spending known as sequestration. >> i want to work with congress to replace mindless austerity with ways that are fiscally responsible. >> and jonathan is from bloomberg. and so he laid down the gauntlet on missile -- on middle class economy. >> i think what the president has done here is tried to drive a wedge between republicans in a way that peels some of them off. when you talk about the taxes he's introducing on off-shore income, foreign earnings in the future would be taxed a minimum of 19%, parked profits overseas at 14%, to

packet i encourage you to look at the 13 examples and almost every house in noah valley that's as an edition has 8 to 15 feet please los angelesounty the packet the person gina is not a neighbor and may have 2k3w5r7bd support because she has a proposal for a 3 story rear edition that maybe why they're supporting each other thank you so much for your time and hearing the projects it seems like small bones he appreciate our effort this is our home. >> project sponsor up to 6 minutes. >> thank you, commissioners briefly only one of the dr requesters here today lives adjacent to the proposal remaining two dr requests live across the street and if you look at the houses or in the block and the slope of the randell street one of the speakers mentions it's pretty clear they like to preserve their views otherwise the project is not impacting them in any way as far as the set back it would not be in context with the neighborhood i'd like to note that the dr requesters acknowledge that they will at 3 story houses but they don't want the project sponsor to have a 3 story how is it doesn't seem fair one item that was focused on by mr. par

clara barton called the angel of the battlefield during the civil war and founded the red cross. she moved the headquarters to a house in glen echo maryland. stockpiled with supplies, volunteers, and ready cash, workers could begin relief efforts immediately in the event of a crisis. >> welcome to clara barton national historic site. 38 rooms this was the first permanent home of the organization she founded and led, the american red cross. we are in a hallway that has paneled walls. you start to find doors, door after door can open up and reveal things to cook soup with an things to make soup with, serve food. there are times and blankets -- tents and blankets, thanks to wash clothing with. the volunteers lived here and had supplies on hand. there is a walk-in vault in the corner of this building where they had $3000 ready to start a relief effort. they learned of a hurricane on a sunday and the bank was closed, they did not have to wait for the bank. they could open the doors, load wagons, go to trains. before we see more of this house and talk more of the lady who lived here, we will first talk four-minute about --

. >>> the white house is hosting a conference on violent extremism today. president obama wrote an opinion piece for the "los angeles times" today. and the white house sent this tweet recommending people read it. on thursday the president is to speak at the state department where representatives of some 60 countries are scheduled to meet. >>> former pennsylvania senator rick santorum calls the obama administration's response to isis a public relations stunt. he says the administration is not really engaging the enemy to seriously defeat them. >>> president obama delivers the keynote speech to the summit this afternoon. c-span will have live coverage at 2:45 eastern time. then homeland security secretary jeh johnson will be among a series of speakers examining the links between extremism, faith, gender and the private sector. at 3:00 eastern c-span 2 will have white house cyber security coordinator michael daniel as he talks about information stharg wean the government and private companies. his comments will be fold by a panel of private and government security officials. >>> and later this afternoon the first lady

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we've been curious to hear about are these pilot programs that the white house talked about launched in three american cities los angelesolis. they were only started in october. they haven't even before a year in the making. we want to hear -- this summit is about what's working and what's not and what criteria do you have so far? results are interesting to see what they're doing in these cities. in minneapolis, they are focused on job training. jobs and opportunities are essential in preventing the spread of radicalization and extremism. talking about schools and spotting early warning signs of trouble. engaging with students and helping them get involved in activities. simple things but you can sort of see how that's working. in l.a. for example, they were talking about mentoring. some of these cities they need more mentors to really work one-on-one with young people. it's very much community based. also in l.a. they were talking about teacher training for empathy toward muslim students and trying to find ways to improve the quality of life in general in muslim communities. i think for some of those muslim americans l

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house could end up in your property? >> i think there's clearly that chance. >> reporter: the city of los angeles is not happy either. issued a stop work order. >> you had your permits revoked and a stop order on construction? >> correct. >> why was that? >> well the neighbor has complained to the city. and they decided that they want to look into it. we got our permits correctly. >> you can see the ocean from here. >> you can see it's -- the place is a modern home. >> reporter: hadid showed us the property from his perfectspective where you can see horacek's house directly below. >> whoever's going to live here is not going to stand here hook down. he can put shrubs, other things. >> reporter: once finished this giga mansion will have two wine cellars, a moving bar that swivels, a wrap-around infinity pool. >> you have the people with the yacht, the plane, the houses. they're buying in l.a. >> reporter: real estate expert david kramer said it started with the sale of aaron spelling's 56,000 square foot home. >> people saw the reality of we have buyers here. >> reporter: he sold the spelling manor for $85 million. an

also on the list is the white house years by jim newton, editor at large of the los angeles times. next is eisenhower's personal account of strategies, battles and outcome of world war ii in crusading era band completing the list representative tom cole recommends jeanette would smith's portrayal of the 34th president in eisenhower in war and peace. to see what their books he recommended visit kohl.house.gov. below to prize-winning photojournalist lynsey addario discusses iraq, pakistan, afghanistan and libya. she spoke at politics and prose bookstore in washington d.c.. >> thanks for coming out tonight. and deputy director of the events at politics and prose. before we begin a couple procedural notes. if you would be so kind as to turn off your cellphones we would be very appreciative. please go to the microphone which is right there and speaking to it during the q&a. that is where we are recording the program and make sure the questions are recorded. and if you would kindly fold up your chair after the program we would appreciate it. a great thrill for me to introduce a personal

angeles. she has served in the house since 2011 when she won a special election to replace fellow democrat jane harman. also news from washington, "the wall street journal" has president obama appointing joseph clancy to leave the secret service. he has been interim chief since october. we will take you live to chicago for former governor and potential 2016 presidential candidate will be speaking to the lunchtime meeting in chicago on global affairs. mr. bush will be speaking shortly. we will have live conference. part of this morning's washington journal. host: we turn to our immigration debate and alan gomez. he is covering this issue for a long time. let us first talk about were taxes and these 25 other states appealing. what were they suing over on the presence executive action? guest: the present announced act in november that he would create this program to protect the 5 million undocumented immigrants from deportation. what the states were doing were trying to block that program. their argument is that by doing that -- by the president doing that and protecting these millions of undocume

clara barton, called "the angel of the battlefield" during the civil war, founded the red cross in 1881. she moved the headquarters to his house -- the house in maryland just outside of washington d.c., stockpiled supplies, volunteers, and ready cash, workers could begin relief efforts immediately in crisis. >> welcome to clara barton national historic site. we are going to see a big house of 38 rooms and 14,000 square feet. as we walked to through the house we will get to know a lady , who lived here a little more than 100 years ago. this was clara barton's home for the last 15 years of her long life. she lived to be 90 years old. this was the first permanent home of the organization she founded and led, the american red cross. right now, we are in a hallway that has paneled walls. as you look at the walls, you start to find doors. door after door can open up and reveal things to cook soup with and an things to make soup with, serve food with. there are tents and blankets blankets bandages. things to wash clothing with. under one roof in this house they had the people ready to go. the volunteers lived here and had supplies on

representatives from over 60 nations have gathered at the white house, and in an op-ed in the "los angeles times" the president gives a preview. groups like al qaeda and isil exploit the anger that festers when people feel that injustice and corruption leave them with no chance of improving their lives. the world has to offer today's youth something better. the president went on to say we know military force alone cannot solve this problem, a point echoed by state department spokesperson on "hardball." >> we cannot win this war by killing them cannot kill our way out of this war. we need in medium and longer term to go after the root causes that leads people to join these groups, whether it is lack of opportunity for jobs. >> we are not going to be able to stop that in our lifetime or 50 life times, there's always going to be poor people poor muslims. as long as there are poor muslims, the trump is blown. we can't stop that. >> we can work with countries to improve their governance help them build their economy to have job opportunities for these people. >> white house correspondent kristi

house for the most part. i'd like to thank my kids for letting me wait a bit extra longer. >> los angeles scintillated with other notable performances. many dominated the music industry for decades. but there was a sombre undertone. singer katy perry attempted up with the u.s. precedent to sign the shot on domestic violence. it has to stop. artists have a unique power to change minds and attitudes thinking and talking about what matters. a grammy's mod to music with a message >>> if you like the style and top of the news bulletin take a look at the new-look website. it's a unique glimpse into a relationship with a palestinian store owner and african-american customers. it's worth reading that too. mousse [ ♪♪ ] >>> hello, i'm gis richard gizbert, and you are at "listening post". greece round 2. last week we looked at the domestic story, this week, what

angeles. otherwise known as old max, it was built in 1951 to handle overcrowding. the 15 dormitories inside the jail can housenmates. with the nation's jail population becoming more middle-aged, facilities like l.a. county's east jail are trying to accommodate older inmates and keep them away from more violent younger ones. >> well, this is the old man's dorm. which is a privileged dorm. you have to be 45 and older to be in this dorm. and if you mess up in this dorm, you go back to regular population. >> for almost 40 years, 51-year-old inmate will williamson has been committing crimes that land him in jail. >> yeah. it's sickening. it's something, you know, you just have to put up with that. you know, i did it to myself again. i said i wasn't coming back. here i am. same people, same everything. just like i've seen people come in and out, there's people that come in and see me come and go. a headache all the way around. >> will williamson's outlook on being in jail is much different now than it was when he was first locked up at age 14. >> i'm more accepting now. before when i did something it wasn't my faul

tucked away in the hills until hadid bought the house above him, tore it down and began excavated thousands of cubic yards of soil. the city of los angeless not happy either. they've issued a stop work order. >> we got our permits correctly. >> reporter: david kramer says the high end building boom started with aaron spelling's 56,000 square foot home. >> people saw the reality of we have buyers here. >> reporter: he sold the spelling manor for 85 million and said it opened the flood gates for larger, luxurious homes. now some are waiting for this ultra rich real estate bubble to burst. brandi hitt, abc news, los angeles. >> you know, i have to say i have a hard time understanding the objection. people should be able to do whatever they want with their house. >> i think they feel it messes up the neighborhood. a lot of people -- something similar going on in new york with foreign money coming in and buying up big properties. some people have a problem with that. coming up a lot more. keep it here on "world news now." t here on "world news now." ed. but a lot of us leave our identities unprotected. nearly half a million cars were stolen i