projects such as the recycled water project in president anton.stems currently under design in southern california. those projects even account for $220 million or 3% of the allocated bond money. we found other types of water projects that could get bond money but haven't so far. things like desalination projects, storm water management. loans for recycling water, water use efficiency and integrated water management among 13 different regions. we found that so far, according to the state's own tracking records. nothing, not one cent has been allocated to any of those things. >> they rethink -- >> they serve as director of urban water policy at stanford university's water in the west program. >> it's very hard to change. >> she wants to see more of the money spent on innovation. >> the challenge for that is, a lot of these solutions have already been in the books. some of them might, some of them might not have. >> we also found on the books, projects such as fixing existing wastewater treatment plants with little apparent statewide benefit. 23 dif

takes up anton welcome endorsement when the california governor jerry brown supported her ahead of nexts primary. donald trump stole the spotlight by holding a press conference that was supposed to be about contributions to veterans organizations, but turned in to an attack on the news media. nick bryant was at the conference and joined us from new york. you are at the press conference with donald trump. i understand that he did not call you a slave, but how did it go? nick: he did not get a chance, i k a not called on to as question. perhaps i missed out. it was his most vicious assault on the press yet. we have growing used to him attacking the press, at his rallies it is a big applause line at his stump speech when he starts to criticize them. it gets big applause. i do not know if we have seen that the level of animosity so far. he called one reporter a loser. he called another a real beauty. he called one reporter a slave. when asked if this was how he would conduct media relations if he becomes president he said "yes." one reporter retaliated afterwards by calling donald trump a r

immediately, i lose a fin antone loses his snorkel. for about 50 yards from shore, in 15 feet of water -- he spots his prize. ties the line to mark this spot. gets his bag ready. and he sends. from the surface, it is almost impossible for the untrained eye to distinguish the dark abalone shells from the rocks. but a closer look reveals that there are indeed dozens of red abalone on the ocean bottom. >> most of the time, if you stay in shallow water -- >> it is not the sharks that are a worry. most abalone deaths are blamed on inexperienced and unprepared diverse. >> people get in over their heads. >> some are not ready for the physical challenge. >> you have guys like me -- basically out there -- not being able to handle it. >> or understand this well and the current -- swell and the current. >> you have to be in tune with what the ocean is doing. >> his job is to rescue divers in trouble. >> divers from the center valley and elsewhere drive hours to the coast and are dead set on getting into the ocean no matter what the conditions. >>

he revealed a list of picks to replace anton 9 scalia on the supreme court.ne, don willet has openly mocked trump on his twitter account. the federal election commission released trunge's financial disclosure forms today that showed that he made $557 million in earned income over the last 17 months. these are not his tax returns, which he continues to refuse to make plik. >>> former governor ed rendell has apologized for what he himself called "incredibly dumb and selfish comments." he told "the washington post" that donald trump will lose the philadelphia suburbs because "there are probably more ugly women in america than attractive women." he said trump's past comments about women will cost him republican women because rendell said, "people take that stuff seriously." rendell apologizing today. >>> american airlines plans to hire additional workers to get passengers through security more quickly. the announcement came today after members met with officials behind close doors. lawmakers demanded to know why security lines are so long. one senator called for

to claim anton look the kentuckyn in democratic primary, remaining on track to clinch the domination,ts to avoid ending the primary season with losses. in well claiming he made $557 million over the last year in a disclosure to the federal election commission. his campaign provided few details on the sources of that money. kong and shanghai, following what has been going on elsewhere in the asia-pacific. that is: they are great after a pretty good session in hong kong yesterday. chinese stocks rose to a ---modify -- high on tuesday a one-month high on tuesday. the hang seng index down 1.3% on the opening. .nly one player is higher we are seeing a number of crawford he -- of property developers coming under pressure. the weakness we are seeing across the board is in response to falls on wall street. the possibility of a fed break -- rate hike from to fed presidents possible. the prospect of a june rate hike spooked investors. the nikkei 225 looking flat at the moment. futures in singapore climbed 1%, but the yen is coming back a little after strengthening on that first quarter gdp numb

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the 11 judges he's considering is a possible replacement for justice anton scalia are all conservative all white. eight men, three women and most are younger than 55. one of the judges on the list also has repeatedly mocked trump on twitter. the clinton camp released a statement criticizing some of the judges for views against abortion rights and homosexuality. >>> top u.s. general says isis may be changing tactics in iraq. this follows a series of deadly bombings in baghdad killing 200 people. army general joseph votto may be trying to distract iraq's lead who are are facing a number of other challenges. >>> the pentagon is detailing a close encounter between a u.s. aircraft and two chinese fighter jets. the incident happened on tuesday in international air space over the south china sea. u.s. official calls it unfaith intercept in which one of those chinese jets came within 100 feet of the u.s. plane at high speeds. despite the close call, the u.s. crew was safe. >>> overseas now where ecuador was jolted by two powerful earth kbaks. there appeared to be no serious damage but the scho

immediately, i lose a fin antone loses his snorkel. for about 50 yards from shore, in 15 feet of water -- he spots his prize. ties the line to mark this spot. gets his bag ready. and he sends. from the surface, it is almost impossible for the untrained eye to distinguish the dark abalone shells from the rocks. but a closer look reveals that there are indeed dozens of red abalone on the ocean bottom. >> most of the time, if you stay in shallow water -- >> it is not the sharks that are a worry. most abalone deaths are blamed on inexperienced and unprepared diverse. >> people get in over their heads. >> some are not ready for the physical challenge. >> you have guys like me -- basically out there -- not being able to handle it. >> or understand this well and the current -- swell and the current. >> you have to be in tune with what the ocean is doing. >> his job is to rescue divers in trouble. >> divers from the center valley and elsewhere drive hours to the coast and are dead set on getting into the ocean no matter what the conditions. >>

neighborhoods pushing out casa places you cannot go ten years ago have the dynamic technology have and anton, what it used to be like and what it is, ii think we have broken down some of those areas and rn and accelerated transformation stage. i really think the universities have a critical role in that. ms. 1.2 billion and research. you cannot keep that inside. we are globally connected. global influence and connections. >> like rebecca said, it was a deliberate decision, very deliberate public policy decision to develop the research side. it was described at the time as very audacious because not only will we 49th out of the 50 states, but we did not have any comparison. stanford research park was only a couple years old only opened rtp, but there was a deliberate and conscious agreement with the government would fund infrastructure and education the private sector would be the foundation. have always operated as a private not-for-profit and lift up the people. and then the universities were basically instructed to educated workforce. and what we are seeing today where we created energy, i

the 47-year-old anton fu fawn is charged with assault on an officer.spital with critical injuries. >>> to prince george's county now. they are giving first-time low- level. 18 to 26 years old. and not have a felony on their record. four people chose to take advantage of that second chance today. >>> the extra chance everybody needs. and i feel blessed. to me, this is everything. i mean, it's an opportunity not only for people like me in my situation. >> the divergent program lasts 12 to ain months. >>> parking rates at nearly all of the district's 15,000 meters. $2.30 an hour, starting tomorrow. >> that is a hike. ouch. in the busiest areas of the district. they will see a $1.50 increase. that's up from 75 cents. and the parking enforcement will also be extended. d.-dot says the mobile software will be updated, too. >> if i want to travel somewhere in washington, you've got to find metered parking. the weekends now. >> it probably won't bother me that much. i'm not actually going to go look at budgets. but i'd like to think that that money is going to

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here to walk us through some of that, harry anton and dave wasserman.have both of you with us. as we look at this, there's also some -- a new november electoral college rankings that you put together in light of the trump name nation. i wonder if we could bring that up before we start to talk about it. we've got florida, colorado, pennsylvania and wisconsin. these are traditionally toss-up states now leaning for the democrats. solid red states like indiana, missouri, nebraska, no longer solid and arizona just sort of leaning red. dave, was any of this surprising to you as you were putting together this new map? >> well, if you have a lead in national polling of the kind that hillary clinton does, these states are not toss-up states anymore. if you have as high unfavorability with latinos and african-americans as donald trump has, you're not going to be able to win colorado or virginia in this kind of climate. i really think this race will come down to five states. that's florida, ohio, pennsylvania, new hampshire and iowa. and donald trump needs a major

we're seeing a campaign that's play iing out as much on attitu antone as it is on ideology and dogma. i think we're all in uncharted waters. we'll take this as it comes. the map is being reconstructed. at the same time i think people's views are still very much in flux. >> is he qualified to be president? do you see the qualities of character and experience in him that would want to -- for you to put him in the oval office? >> there's no question that temperament is a big part of leadership. i think donald trump will have to demonstrate not just to all the american people but part of his republican base that he is -- that he has the temperament to be president, that he can bring this new group and consolidate the feelings of those who have been more what he refers to as the establishment republican. >> he has alienated some republicans. he's trying to expand the voter base which some would say is a great thing. some are learning their republican registration cards today. >> this is social yolg not politics. there's a significant difference. we're seeing it reshape the way american att

. - [anton] once you see that sheet of aluminium become an actual rocket, it just becomes a monster, how we test them. it's going to get loud, so i have to put these earplugs in. and see how future generations are being inspired to improve them, next on xploration outer space. (enchanting music) hi, i'm emily calandrelli, and this episode is all about rockets. they've been around for a long time. over 2,000 years ago they were first invented in china. in america, they were put to use every fourth of july, that's right, fireworks are also rockets and operate on the same principles. but, our focus here is on the huge, awesome structures

. >> testifier: my name is anton- i'm a high school science teacher. and a parent, a proud parent and a longtime resident voter in district 9. i want to talk briefly about ageism. in my psychology class called brain and behavior we study negative stereotypes different types of negative stereotypes. so, julian wu is in this class. we learned about a study with as people around the country to say how does the us population view different groups in terms of wants and confidence. so the category very low once and low confidence was associate with emotion of disgust and it turned out the groups that fell in that were that homeless and teenagers. it seems to me that the way we can break this negative stereotype a powerful way to do it would be for this group and for the city of san francisco to say that we value the voices of teenagers. that would be the first step. then, as the youth rise to this occasion of having their voices heard and start voting in numbers and higher percentages than adults it can start to shift his home mood and break the back of agei

. >> testifier: my name is anton- i'm a high school science teacher.nd a parent, a proud parent and a longtime resident voter in district 9. i want to talk briefly about ageism. in my psychology class called brain and behavior we study negative stereotypes different types of negative stereotypes. so, julian wu is in this class. we learned about a study with as people around the country to say how does the us population view different groups in terms of wants and confidence. so the category very low once and low confidence was associate with emotion of disgust and it turned out the groups that fell in that were that homeless and teenagers. it seems to me that the way we can break this negative stereotype a powerful way to do it would be for this group and for the city of san francisco to say that we value the voices of teenagers. that would be the first step. then, as the youth rise to this occasion of having their voices heard and start voting in numbers and higher percentages than adults it can start to shift his home mood and break the back of ageism