i support angela. thank you. >> thank you. >>> good afternoon, dean ito taylor, executive director pacific islander legal outreach. i am here to support victor hwang. no one in my over, almost 40 years of providing social justice services in san francisco has as much qualifications as victor. he is going to be an outstanding addition to the commission. i asked victor before coming here why, why spend an inordinate amount of time committed to the commission's work, and he [speaker not understood] out of a sense of community service. no one i've met in working in my years of san francisco has committed as much time and effort to make san francisco a better place. and for us to appoint victor would just solidify that drive to strengthen law enforcement in san francisco. thank you. >> alan -- come on up. alan kriege. [speaker not understood]. jennifer [speaker not understood]. kevin bocus. malcolm young. david newsome. >>> good afternoon, my name is john rodney. i'm the communications manager for the calif

were it not for angela chan, this program would not exist. it doesn't exist -- in the way it is now, she built it with a diverse group of stakeholders, a very difficult verse group i can say didn't always get along. and what we created, i'm very proud of what we created. i still train quarterly at the police training and it was based on evidence and research and what worked. and what i can say to this community is that what we do need is san francisco police officers to be well trained in mental health and what we don't need [inaudible]. >> thank you. thank you very much. pam fisher, are you here? nario. and lining up behind the people back here would be audrey daniel. gregory [speaker not understood]. >>> good afternoon, i'm [speaker not understood]. i'm with community united against [speaker not understood]. i'm representing our members and our organization today to voice our support for the reappointment of commissioner angela chan to the police commission. so, we work with low and middle income, lebanonian gay bisexual transgender and que

angela y raquel hablan con la supervisora del banco donde angela trabaja. libres para ir a méxico a visitar a su abuelo, don fernando. don fernando está muy enfermo y angela le explica a la supervisora que es urgente. raquel y angela hacen los preparativos para salir mañana para méxico. luego, van a la universidad para ver a jorge, el novio de angela. en un patio de la universidad angela y jorge hablan de la copa. es la copa de bodas de mi abuela, rosario. ella se la dio a mi padre. claro, de padre a hijo. tengo una idea. cuando nos casemos podemos brindar con esta copa. ¿me estás proponiendo matrimonio? bueno... ( coro canta ) esta historia de la familia de angela en méxico... no sé. interesante, ¿no? ¿interesante? es como... como una obra de teatro. basada en una historia increíble. increíble pero cierta. ( siguen cantando ) raquel: este coro es excelente. es el coro de la universidad de puerto rico. ¿te gusta la canción? sí, es muy bonita. me gustaría comprar un cassette. podemos ir a río piedras. allí hay varias tiendas donde venden cassettes, discos...

angela. angela, no llores. raquel, no comprendo.do que él quería olvidar. eso sí lo entiendo. pero, ¿por qué nunca confió en nosotros? eso no lo sé. debemos llevar esto a méxico para mostrárselo a don fernando. ¿no crees? también se lo podemos mostrar a arturo. le gustará verlo. sí. ilaura! muchas gracias por todo. gracias a ud. hasta luego. hasta luego. ilaura! ( en v baja ): la caja... bueno. esta mañana, fuimos al taller a recoger el carro. ¿estaba listo el carro cuando llegamos? sí, el carro estaba listo. ¿y cómo estaba angela? ¿estaba muy contenta o estaba furiosa? ¿por qué siempre me pasan estas cosas a mí? angela, no es para tanto. vamos. raquel: exacto. angela estaba furiosa. bueno. cuando llegamos a san germán dolores nos recibió en la casa. ¿dónde estaba la abuela? ¿estaba en la iglesia en el mercado o en el patio? en el nombre del padre, del hijo y del espíritu... raquel: estaba en la iglesia. dolores nos recibió porque la abuela estaba en la iglesia. entonces, angela, laura y yo fuimos a la iglesia. iay, por fin llegaron

al día siguiente, angela y raquel van al banco donde trabaja angela. adelante.uiere ir a méxico para conocer a unos familiares. efectivamente. debemos salir lo antes posible. la señora santiago ya sabe que mi abuelo, don fernando, está muy enfermo. si necesitas ayuda... gracias. pero necesito que regreses en dos semanas. no se preocupe. regreso en dos semanas. imucha suerte en tu viaje! y mucho gusto haberla conocido. igualmente. y gracias por darle a angela la oportunidad de visitar a su abuelo. gracias. raquel: con permiso. raquel, ¿puedes ir conmigo a la universidad? quiero que conozcas a jorge, mi novio. acaba de llegar de nueva york. ¿jorge trabaja en la universidad? si, él es profesor de teatro. ¿y qué hacía en nueva york? estaba trabajando en una película. ¿de verdad? sí. jorge trabaja a menudo en nueva york. pasa mucho tiempo allá. angela dice que su novio pasa mucho tiempo en nueva york pero muchos puertorriqueños no sólo trabajan en nueva york sino que también viven allí. mujer: mi nombre es elsa pérez. vivo en nueva york. trabajo para una compañía fin

my beef is that every measure angela chang has done that.t to took anything away from victor wong. if the roles were referred i would ask that same question. it's also important supervisor mar's mentioned this i was especially impacted by the communications i've received from various women's groups about the importance of having women in those positions and especially a woman of color. so i will be voting against the motion not because i have anything against the candidate the other candidate should be on the police commission to the extent the mayor can fulfill that maybe both on the police commission but i believe we should reward good work and when someone has done everything asked of that you should honor that and revote them in >> supervisor yee thank you president chiu. >> as you see from the discussion both candidates are individuals that want to be on the commission are highly quality. we went through this at the rules committee listening to speakers after speaker and looking at all the e-mails and documents there is no doubt in my m

but both of them are well qualified and it's true when i flrlt what the data is with regards to angela on the commission she was doing her job and when it comes down to look at the qualifications i have to give my lot to the person that's been doing the job so i will continue to support angela as the rules committee recommended with positive recommendation and i will be voting against the ocean. >> supervisor kim thank you. >> happy to be here to support supervisor tang nogs motion to amend. victor was one of the first people i met he interviewed me for a position. asian law caucus was something i was interviewed for and he spoke at a convention i was cerritos. we have different stories but victor immediately as he did with asian-american who embroider to work he introduced me to other asian-americans and he started a group in hi living room many projects came out of his living room like happy hour and victor was well known and that's in his community and countered a leader. he wrote many of us into many campaigns. so, so. people were scared to speak in this campaign but i know victor

and i believe that angela chan has done that. i believe that she has done that in terms of, first, the most probably important thing which doesn't always happen with commissioners, which is making sure that you show up and that you do the work. and i think that she has consistently worked harder than anyone that i have seen on the police commission, including the time that i was serving there. the second thing is that i do think that she has gone out of her way to not only work harder, but to also reach out to the various parties that are involved and not just community, but i think including police officers and the various community groups and organizations and entities that work with the police commission. i am especially grateful to angela for the work with youth because from what i have seen, the involvement of youth around issues with policing and public safety have really improved the city as a whole and there is still work to be done. that said, it is not in any way a negative regarding mr. hwang who i think, you know, it'

>> the rescue crew struggles to get angela into the chopper.e's safe. >> i mean there's no doubt she would have died. two minutes later her car was gone. >> angela knows how close she came to dying, and she'll never forget the search and rescue team that gave her a second chance at life. >> it was one of those things that had to be done. they did their job, and thank god for that. >>> coming up, a veteran balloonist and his two young passengers crash into a 700-foot tower. >> it was like hearing an >> it was like hearing an amplified scream of a mad woman and a mountain lion and everything you've ever heard scream all at once. >> when caught on camera, i'm alive! continues. cars are driven by people. they're why we innovate. they're who we protect. they're why we make life less complicated. it's about people. we are volvo of sweden. other things, you don't. [ female announcer ] charmin ultra soft is so soft you can actually see the softness with our comfort cushions. plus you can use up to four times less. enjoy the go with charmin ultra soft.

raquel: angela castillo llegó al cementerio. en casa, angela trató de hablar con sus familiares. a la casa blanca fue interesante. era la casa de ponce de león, el explorador. pero ponce de león murió en cuba. nunca vivió en esa casa. finalmente, volvimos al apartamento. angela está hablando por teléfono. ¿con quién está hablando? bueno. ahora es necesario que yo hable con la familia de angela. ¿cómo van a reaccionar ellos? ¿qué van a decir? angela no sabía nada de la historia de rosario y don fernando. pero... ¿sabe algo la familia? jorge no lo puede creer. ¿a qué hora llega tu familia? deben estar por llegar. ¿quién es? ah, es mi hermano, roberto. ¿su hermano? captioned by the caption center wgbh educational foundation annenberg media ♪ for more information on the college television course for information about this and other annenberg media programs call 1-800-learner and visit us at www.learner.org. >> many things in the universe behave in a synchronized way -- whether man-made or natural -- working together in harmony, moving simultaneously, pulsing with a regular rhythm, co

angela chan is not one of those people. she has worked hard and she has taken on difficult and unpopular issues. one of the issues that she took up was how officers should deal with mentally ill individuals. we had a slew of incidents from the early '90s where particularly in minority communities where language access was a problem, where people were killed unnecessarily by police officers. at the same time, officer were not receiving the level of training that they needed and that was evident [speaker not understood]. these are tragedies because these are situations that could have been prevented. for years and years the police commission wrangled over how to address mental health and policing. on one hand you had public safety. on the other you had the need to ensure that police officers were safe. and angela chan took on this issue. it was a very difficult issue. she had to work with a lot of people to make it happen. and the & it resulted in the crisis intervention team. the crisis intervention team is a national model

on the motion to amend >> supervisor mar. >> so the motion to amend is to strike angela's name and put in victor. >> no. >> supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. no. supervisor avalos. no. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. no. supervisor chiu. supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. there are 7 i's and 4 nos. the motion passed and on the underlying motion call roll >> supervisor mar. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor chiu. supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim pr there are 11 i's. the motion as amended is approved. with that, madam clerk, go to our 2:30 special accomodation. i believe that supervisor mar has requested to have this item >> thank you madam clerk. >> let me take a couple of deep breaths before i introduce those children from washington high school. colleagues i'd like to ask you to please join me in honoring a number of washington high school pressure group and if they could came forward and also the staff from the leadership institute the coo

ahora jorge y angela están en frente. seguramente angela le está enseñando la copa.pa debe tener mucho valor sentimental. ¿qué va a decir don fernando cuando la vea por fin? ( coro canta ) ¿qué es esa música? me la entregó mi abuela. mi padre lo conservó por muchos años. ¿dónde la compró?

angela merkel is holding up well in the polls. inay, the party convenes berlin to discuss a platform and prepare an election campaign and they were joined by a high-profile guest. >> he is the star of the show -- jean-claude juncker, the top candidate to head the european commission. he is in berlin to convince germany's conservatives to cast their votes for him come they. -- may. will be no there eurobonds because they are of no use -- that the deficits nor dead will increase growth or add jobs here in europe. >> the center right politician wants to get tough on eurozone members who mismanaged their economies. he wants them to keep their budget under control. >> when i hear people talking about growth in europe, there are always calls for more state-run programs. here in germany we know the social market economy made us strong, the first we have to put the groundwork in place to create good conditions for both big and small companies on our continent. without that, we will not create new jobs. >> and it looks like she has the sup

and chance alone -- and chancellor angela merkel talks to the leading candidates. theirhan voters cast ballots sunday in a presidential election that should bring about the first democratic transfer of power in the nations history. voters flocked to the polls defying nationwide threats of attacks by the taliban and. reports of violence were relatively few. eight candidates were on the ballot, hoping to take over from outgoing president hamid karzai. he has been in 2001. >> vote counting is underway and election workers are busy. that was contrary to analyst protections. some polling centers stayed open longer because so many people were still in line. millions of afghans to find the threats of terrorist attacks. eager to do their part in choosing the next president. and men voted separately, everyone turning out expressed their longing for a democratic and secure afghanistan. i voted to guarantee the future of my country. the ballot box is a way to build our nation and show participation in these elections. we have come here to vote for an honest president who will

covering angela merkel's first visit to athens since 2012. photography, hundreds of his best images are on display in london, taking a chance to go inside the business of photography. that is later this hour on "in the know." leading, pushing the regional index down the most in three weeks. let's head to zeb over in hong kong. >> we're seeing some of the biggest impact in japan and china. chinese shares, the mainland companies that are listed here in hong kong, down about two percent today. it reflects a concern about china's growth. the latest inflation figures show inflation well below the government target of 3.5% in the month of march, while producer , 25es also fell 2.3% straight months of declining producer prices. it also just perhaps more stimulus to come from the government in beijing. however limited it may be. it also indicates domestic demand which is so critical to the reforms we are seeing in china is not holding up the way the chinese government would like to see. the markets not interpreting it well, neither is the prospect of

but i am going to be supporting angela today. supervisor tang? >> thank you. thank you, supervisor campos and yee, and i really want to thank all the public commenters who showed up today. all of your input is really incredibly important. and i think as one of my constituents said, it's great that we have such strong candidates beforuous. that is a good thing for the community that we have here such a difficult decision to make today. ~ before us i had a chance to sit down with both candidates and really appreciate a lot of the work that our current commissioner chan has done for the commission and for our great city. so many good ideas have come out of that. for me, i really liked candidate victor hwang and the reason why is that, again, not because not only does he bring both the prosecution and defense side in term of experience and expertise, he he really has shown and demonstrated that he is -- he works in the community and has done so for many, many, many years. and i think that that broad perspective is really incredibly important. i asked the questions

i tried with angela.ned 7.1 million people enrolled in health care exchanges. >> that's right. >> and the congressional budget office projects 24 million will enroll by 2017. i mean, by that point will republicans finally knock off this repeal talk? >> they're going to need to change the subject somehow, rev. the law is doing exactly what democrats promised it would do. and people -- and democrats voted for it. and so right now they need to change the subject. it's unclear what they stand for. it's extremely clear what they stand against. but here is hoping they're going to come up with some issue that they can talk about other than just making obamacare their pinata, as angela alluded to earlier. >> angela, the obamacare has not been the job killer? they've been able to make the numbers. they went not to the six million that was changed as the target number. they went over the seven million, which was the original number. everything the republicans predicted has not happened, despite the rocky liftoff. i

and to angela. >> all our contributors are multitalented.o know. >>> the pentagon is now considering sending u.s. troops to poland. is that the answer for the ever-growing crisis that we're seeing expand in neighboring ukraine? we have a top military analyst who will weigh in. >>> and i will speak with sony senior vice president de von franklin, about his faith and how he lives life beyond the dream. cars are driven by people. they're why we innovate. they're who we protect. they're why we make life less complicated. it's about people. we are volvo of sweden. visit truecar.comoney,com,t and never overpay.yer's remorse. a good deal or not. "okay, this is the price,"sman comes and you're like.ells you, >>> fox news alert. a u.s. drone strike in yemen, killing at least nine suspended al qaeda militants. the assault targeting a car in the southwest part of the country. six civilians also killed or wounded. the strike comes after al qaeda killed a region's deputy governor. and after a video was released earlier this month, showing an al qaeda mee

. >> and angela merkel says europe's debt crisis is not over yet. ised on the fear that greece expected to announce his return to the bond market. ♪ >> good morning, everybody. you are watching "the pulse". we are live from bloomberg's headquarters right you're in london. top of thep at the pile, we will discuss the uk's strengthening recovery with daniel alexander, the chief secretary to the treasury. flying cars have always been the stuff of science fiction -- until now. we will test out this real life chitty chitty bang bang. >> italy and france's new prime ministers are hoping to leave the -- lead the charge for europe's economic recovery. they have just announced tax and spending cuts to kickstart their economies. or more, let's bring on jonathan ferro. basically, they are trying to get more leeway from europe to try to grow. >> these guys are doing exactly what they have been brought in to do. for the socialist party in france. matteo renzi has cut the growth outlook for this year. his message to the people is that politicians are going to tak

chancellor angela merckel stated her support. >> the ukrainian people must decide their own future. we are going to help them do it. >> she also took a swipe at putin saying there was little evidence russia was helping de-escalate the situation. >> indonesia elected a new government on wednesday. >> most votes went to the indonesian democratic party. that gave the president a boost ahead of july's poll. the voters also punished corruption parties and gave support to a number of islamist groups. final results from the parliamentary election are not expected until may. >> two car bombs exploded illing at least 25 people. state media said the last went off as they -- the attacks came as germany's parliament voted to provide military support to the international effort to destroy syria's stockpile of chemical weapons. myanmar's opposition leader aung sung su chi held council at the official residence. she the mobile -- later met chancellor angela merkel. > to me it is not just success -- but a success in achieving unit above all. >> spending years under house -- t, she has helped lead a

angela, start with you.olitical insiders are thinking this is the white house timing, the timing is perfect, because they felt this was the perfect time for kathleen sebelius to go, because they accomplished a task or the goal of 7.5 million people to sign up for obamacare. however, let's get back to that turbulent rollout. what will this new phase of obamacare mean for sylvia berwell? >> it will mean nothing. having a new secretary of hhs does not change law of legislation. kathleen sebelius did not write the affordable care act. she didn't lobby solely for the affordable care act. and the bottom line is, she was only the facilitator. so the only way, kelly, we're going to see a change in this debacle is if republicans work with democrats and the president to make positive changes. but what we have seen is partisan politics on both sides. so just because you have a different head of hhs, a cabinet member, it's the actual culture of this administration that has been a failure. and look, the affordable care a

it's always angela, make peace with russia. angela, lend greece $5 billion., hold spain's hair back while they puke. [ laughter ] why? why do i always have to be the peace keeper? angela wants to be wild, too. i want it take off my man's blazer and put on a man's hawaiian shirt collin, i want to dance like i'm at an elton john concert ♪ hold me close german chancellor. >>> that's pretty good. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. greta goes "on the record" right now. ploof paragraph this is a fox news alert. we may be close to finding that black box. two distinct and long lasting pings this the latest discovery in the search for malaysian airlines flight 370. u.s. equipment on board australian ship picking up those pings yesterday. right now navy specialists are desperately trying to relocate the crucial signals. >> two separate signal detections have occurred within the northern part of the defined search area. the first detection was held for approximately two hours and 20 minutes. the sh

one more look at angela before and bring out angela now. >> wow. >> fantastic. >> all right, you guysnt to see what they see? >> yeah. >> turn around, hon. >> oh, my god. look at it. >> they go right to the hair. so cute. >> spin right around. >> okay. >> with angela, you know, obviously, the hardest job is when you have a pretty girl and you have to make her absolutely gorgeous. >> yeah, gorgeous. >> what i did here is i just gave her a pinch of warmth to make her blonde hair a little bit more strawberry. she always wanted wavy hair. so bridget gave her these with a barrel curling iron and of course the makeup. by ina doe. >> hey, you guys, what do you think? >> oh, my gosh. you look so good. >> please go get her some kleenex. >> thank you. >> and the outfit? >> i think color energizes a woman, no matter what the color is. cobalt blue -- everybody's crying. >> not hoda. >> cobalt blue looks stunning on her. here you guys go. and the fit on this dress is perfect for her silhouette. really accentuates her curves from london times. >> thank you. you come out. big round of applause for b

it's giving over the speaker, angela riley playing, bloomberg news white house correspondent, speaker committee member who helped organize today's event at national press club resident. thank you. jim brown, airplane crash survivor and guest of the speaker. jeff plunges, bloomberg news transportation reporter. bonnie rollins, recently retired gave nelson, automotive

he has worked side-by-side with outgoing ceo angela aarons four years now.been a pioneer in many ways, helping take burberry and the rest of the luxury industry from the analog age into the digital age. at the same time, reinvigorating burberry's product portfolio and designs and making it so that the dna is the fashion brand of the future. >> is christopher bailey equipped to fulfill the roles of chief creative officer and ceo? burberry has always been at pains in making sure that he has always been right there with angela ahrendts by her side. board level experienced read when he was named in october, he was going to be taking up the reins and the shares fell three there was that ownership that had been extremely successful was breaking up. there were resignations about whether he would be able to take on both responsibilities. since then, he has appointed someone to help him on the design side. he has a fairly experienced or to working with him. i think the market is beginning to feel that he is the guy who can do this. in the context of what is burberry

. >> still to come, angela's apple.going ceo leaves the heritage brand behind to take up her new role at the tech giant. see you in a moment. ♪ >> welcome back. let's give you a quick markets markett -- eight quick check. 50% on this time last year. buoygues, andm, now it is the real turn of the big beasts of pharmaceuticals. it is straightforward. once you take out that her hundred $28 billion worth of $328 billion, -- do you believe that it will come through? look at this, astrazeneca. the biggest day move. volume is trading heavily. more or less1, where we believe a deal may be offered or lower and that is the critical issue. back to you. >> still to come, new gm's and new muscle car. the special automobile. >> and you ought to follow us on twitter. it would be great to have you along with -- along for the ride. we will take a short break and see you in a couple of minutes. ♪ . . >> welcome back to "the pulse" live from bloomberg's european headquarters in london. i am francine lacqua. >> i am guy johnson. president

i'm angela miles. it's monday, april 28th. in today's first look: as new week gets underway...... corporate america with stocks in the s&p 500 is more than half the way through earnings season.. friday, the the stock market caved on earnings jitters and concerns about mounting trouble in the ukraine. the dow fell141, the nasdaq 72 and s&p 16.gold rallied back about 1,300 and oil dropped $1.30. citigroup plans to meet in may with the justice department to talk settlements over shady mortgage backed securities.and criminal charges have been filed against former ebay executive.christoper saridakis.he's acccused of insider trading involving ebay's purchase of gsi commerce. let's get down to it now with trader alan knuckman of one stop option. good morning to you. >>good morning angie. >>you're watching the market for us today as well as the ukraine crisis. what do you think here alan? >>you always have to pay attention to geopolitical concerns but that adds volitilityit doesn't change the fundamentals. so unless something serious happens i think it's just hiccups in the marketplace an

call with german chancellor angela merkel. however it's estimated forty thousand russian soldiers will remain stationed along the border area mosque as deputy defense minister said russian military hardware would be deployed to pieces across crimea which intimidated by ukrainian troops. today the first rains of last tomorrow they will be followed by the others. today we will put together the schedule didn't finish the whole operation within the mom is. earlier monday russian prime minister dimitri medvedev is a crime yet with a delegation of government ministers kiev condemned the visit as a crude violation of international rules mean on the floor. foreign ministers are to meet in brussels beginning tuesday discussed that second be taken to support ukraine. then moving on to a recent ruling by united nation's highest court on japan's whaling program top un judges ordered monday that japan must halt its whaling operations in the southern ocean around

my name is angela chan. i'm a senior staff attorney managing the criminal justice reform program at [speaker not understood] asian law caucus. the nation's oldest nonprofit serving low-income asian americans. i'm here today to seek reappointment for the second term to the san francisco police commission. first, i want to thank you, the board of supervisors, for giving me the opportunity to serve the residents of san francisco on this important 7-seat civilian oversight body that is charged the same policy as the police department and adjudicating difficult officer matt ir. when i began on the police commission four years ago i had an understanding of the criminal justice system from the perspective of a [speaker not understood] who has held english proficient parents with youth in the juvenile system. luckily i see here some of the grand mothers who i helped, whose children i helped get out of the juvenile system and stop their deportation. i appreciate that they're here today. since serving on the commissio

it features essays by angela davis, michael moore, rick wolf, and our own juan gonzalez. joins us with one of her coeditors, michael smith, a new york city attorney, and board member of the center for constitutional rights. we welcome you both to democracy now! hasces, tell us why this been an aspiration of yours, to publish a book on socialism. have been pretty depressed about the route our country is taking. it was shocking to me after all the years of struggle and the games -- gains we have made with regards to people voting, women's rights to an abortion if they wanted, all of these hard-won gains being destroyed by the right, which they have decided that democrats are not going to vote for it so the way they're fixing it is to prevent people from voting. there are many, many states that have laws passed that make it very hard -- they are stopping early voting, not allowing weekend voting. you have to bring your right arm and take a quart of blood in order to cast a ballot. this is outrageous. hell in anning to handbasket. we were moving toward fascism. that scared th

joan walsh, charlotte smith and angela wright. thank you all three for your time tonight. >> thank you, rev. >> still ahead, breaking news out of mississippi. leaves one tornado touching down. the situation is still very dangerous. we have a live report. also big news about the gop congressman caught on tape threatening to break a reporter in half. he's now turned himself in to the feds. and is facing a criminal indictment. also, muhammad ali's moment of courage, a decision on this day back in 1967 that helped change america forever. stay with us. you got the bargain kind? you would need like a bunch of those to clean this mess. [ kc ] you're probably right. hi, cascade kitchen counselor. 1 pac of cascade complete cleans tough food better than 6 pacs of the bargain brand combined. cascade. beyond clean and shine. every time. than 6 pacs of the bargain brand combined. female announcer: sleep train's interest free ends sunday. it's your last chance to get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, ser

would angela merkel agree? what is her message during this visit?uch tonk it is very bask in the tramp that was yesterday on the one hand, but on the other hand -- the triumph of that was yesterday on the other hand, a message to the greek people that we brought you out of this mess. it is an impressive comeback for greece in the capital markets. it is very much one of support, and of sharing real joy with her counterpart. and on the other hand, urging them to stick by these very painful austerity reforms that unemployment28% and wiped out one quarter of the economy. nonetheless, angela merkel will be here to show support and urge for more austerity. >> that message of more austerity might not go over well. the last time which german chancellor visited in 2012 come a she was meant with violent anti-austerity protests. are we expecting a repeat of that? exploded a bomb that yesterday morning, and i think that is a pretty ominous message . although the police are massively deployed, over 6000 policemen in the city center. public assemblies have been o

angela gruzman told us that she was in her bedroom and heard a loud bang. she ran to see what happened and if anyone was hurt. >> oh, my god i see a lot of blood on his face. and firefighters had to get him. something happened to him. >> now, as angela said, one firefighter suffered headlines and others tried to prevent him from losing consciousness another, she said, looked as if he had broken wrists. a number of people say this is a bad intersection and has been closed all day long. in daily city, abc7 news. >> pay area national guard says a sick baby is home. >> wasn't on death's door yet but a couple more days she would have been. >> he is talking about a 1-year-old girl in san diego, safe and sound. laura? >> it is, dan. two planes behind me were actually used in the rescue of the kauffmans. they also told us beyond that, they're not in the business of judging. their job is to rescue people in trouble. days after a daring rescue, the kauffman family arrived in san francisco. this shows eric and charlotte kauffman and two young daughters walking off the

i would like to ask if our clerk angela can make remarks. >> thank you. angela calvio the clerk of the board. i'm here with the finances and administration. i want to thank her for the work in preparing this presentation. when i first started working for supervisor,kpoo was providing the broadcast. it was the only way the public could tune in and understanding what was happening at the board other than that sitting in this chamber or reading it in the newspaper the next day. in a letter written to the board signed by mr. terry collins, kpoo estimated they provided broadcast from 1973 to 2000 for free and because the meetings moved from monday to tuesday and ended their live broadcast at the time. however, in 1999 kpoo was able to pick up the redevelopment agency until it was approved in 2012. at no time did the city have a contract to provide services. one interesting to note that the kpoo received funding under the funding categories of arts promotion and arts programming and broadcasting of board meetings with an annual amount of about $25,000 from 2007

angela merkel is jetting into athens today to talk with a great prime minister., you've been in it out of greece. the last time she was there, she viciousted in a fairly way. there were effigies being burned. time? it going to be this >> there was really quite violent demonstrations against her. you can hear it everywhere in the streets. there.r then when i was i was there last week. the atmosphere feels like different. not withstanding the car bomb that went off. i am not sure that is the case. --need to find out who out was behind that car bomb. will be pretty much the same it. that is it you can't fix a problem like reese overnight. you have to do a lot of hard work. she is conscious of the fact that you have high unemployment at only 7.5%. it is way too high. look at the numbers they came out and maybe they had peaked. she arrives at 3:00, she will be talking to small business companies and some start up companies. show something in her suitcase in the form of an announcement of a development bank. this may be psychologically quite important to be able to dev

joining me now are angela ryan and patricia murphy. you both for joining me. >> thank you. >> andrea, it's amazing. voters tell a republican congressman to his face that they support minimum wage and he still doesn't get it. >> rev, you know what's more disappointing about this is it is a voter in his district, meaning it's a constituent. one of the people maybe that didn't vote for him, but he's now elected to serve. the bigger problem here is the fact that this individual says take a walk in my shoes, come work with me for 24 hours and his response is he mowed lawns when he was 12 and has been working all of his life so he can enjoy the fruits of his labor. the fact of the matter is, rev, this minimum wage now has not been on par with inflation, has never been ingested, and if it was, it would be $10.76 and not this $10.10 increase folks are seeking. maybe people would be able to enjoy parts of the fruit of their labor. he's so out of touch and so desiring to support his tea party friends and the people that would benefit from these

angela, your initial reaction to this?nk now my initial reaction is more about the statement. how repugnant. the statement is saying it doesn't reflect his feelings or beliefs, but he never once said it's not him. i know the tape hasn't been authenticated, but it's frustrating to me, being born and raised in seattle, washington, cliven bundy and now this, there are still things that were overtly racist. i never realized it was this blatant and this horrible. >> so, i guess big picture, jason, on race, it's so often seems the country takes a step forward over time, and then something like this surfaces. and it's immediately two steps back. what is your sense? what is the correct context for these remarks? >> i think the correct context is to remember that he has every right to be a bigot. i've never liked the idea of somebody losing their job or losing their team or anything like that for being a racist. you have a right to be a racist in this country, that's what makes the country great, but you don't have a right to abuse

they called her angela, i called her angela. i don't speak german. [ laughter ] anyway, ahuboop.! here is tony blair. english guy with an italian first name. never got. that boop again. it's a tour i should have boop! what do professional art critics think of this? >> when i first shaw his paintings i was sure i would hate them but this there was something innocent, sincere earnest almost childlike. >> jon: that's our man, sincere, honest, almost childlike two term president when did he start painting? he called it communicating through his art second love notes of sorts through his familyth very disciplined so he comes up and works every single day and which is he why can dough portraits of bob the cat that are so good. [ laughter ] >> jon: does it sound to anyone else like they are talking about someone who could snap at any moment. we're here, his bob the cat paintings are so good. he seize a cat no one else seize. [ laughter ] the cat's name is been. pretend you see it to or he's going to -- [laughter] i'm glad that george w. bush finds his art to be a fulfilling pursuit. i wi

at least, that's what he told german chancellor angela merkel. penhaul is live from the border between russia and ukraine this morning. good morning, karl. >> reporter: good morning, john. the problem is, with that kind of news about a possible russian pullback, the people in this border region of northeast ukraine really aren't trusting moscow's word anymore. at best, as well, we've heard that putin talking to germany, saying he's pulling back a battalion, that may be no more than 800 russian troops, and we know that before, earlier in the week, there were thousands ranged along that border. and so, that is why we're seeing this kind of response among the local population. these men are civilian volunteers, and they've come together to form a self-defense militia. there are more, but these are the ones manning a checkpoint right now. some of them have military experience, but essentially, they've been working civilian jobs, and they say the army, the ukrainian army is not tough enough to stand alone, we must also do our bit to help them. and so,

angela merkel.of germany, that says a lot. >> well, i'm impressed that our foreign policy and diplomacy has failed again. what is this? here comes angela merkel, she north korea negotiates with putin, and gets she negotiates with putin, gets him to remove 20,000 troops. we have failed on all levels. we have failed in egypt, and fail 234-ed in syria, who had te the day? putin, our allies look at us as a weakness, leading from behind. neil: here is where i try to give the president the benefit of the doubt, germany has most at stake, closest to putin. big recipient of natural gas contracts, far less than we are. you know, angela merkel has a invested interest in gutted this nut to calm down, she does get it dialed back. and putin said i listen to her, i don't listen to you, so a win-win for both. >> yes, merkel looks like a hero, 50% of their fuel is from ukraine, 30% fuels their cars, and gas, electricity, she had something at stake, sanctions were not going to help her country. that is why putin lau