i'm appalled but i won't say anything bad about any supervisors on here but this is appalling. how in the hell do you think who ever put this legislation together that without community input you sit up here and think it is good. have you been to the fillmore lately? have you been to the addition and [inaudible] have you been to rosa parks where we have violations of contractors that don't give a dam n about us. i go to the streets and they look at me like i'm a peon because there is no voice. dam, it after the first there is a voice. washington post, california is a voice for today but with vision for tomorrow. i'm not saying i'm for or against this because i don't know nothing about it and that is the problem. the community don't know nothing about it. i was there in the creation of the cbd and all these things in the fillmore. you better wake up in listen. people that are in my community that call themselves legislatures. it is called community reform. that is how we put legislation together and find out what the community wants. you are looking at me like i'm crazy. [inaudi

and my mother was a bit appalled. and i love doing history. i recounted stories that have been forgotten about joan of arc's virginity tests and allah then particular of the contents of a closet in a bordello in paris in 1776. and i love those kinds of stories. i think it's an embarrassing statement or i might have matured a little bit. my wife says my books are only about 25% sex now instead of 100%. but anyhow. any6 c1 but anyhow. any other questions? >> why is nothing written about him if you read early american history? >> you know what, i think the navy historians took the lead. i mean the marine historians. this story is usually told from the point of view of the navy. steven decatur, the story everyone tells i'll tell it quickly. what happened was the u.s. navy didn't want the ship, the philadelphia to become part of the fleet of tripoli and were appalled at that thought. so steven decatur was a young lieutenant and agreed to take a tripoli ship, the mastico, and make it into -- what do you call it? sort of like a trojan horse, slip int

after the appalling slaughter of men and boys just because they were muslim the civilized world, thec world could no longer turn away. they could no longer allow this to keep happening. president clinton gathered his coalition and said one more and that will trigger a bombing of the nato forces and that happened at the end of august 1995 when they put one more massive shell into the market killing dozens and z dozens of people. that triggered nato bombing and ended the war and finally led by richard holbrook and clinton administration, it put a a formal end to the war and did stop the killing but has not resolved the political divisions which exist today. for bosnia to repair itself and become a proper functioning member of the european community, there has to be a new political resolution to this conflict. >> as you mentioned, the dutch prime minister is at the podium at this moment. i'd like to dip in for a moment to hear what he has to say. >> let it be seen as far as the black sea a time will come when people will feel the shame of what has happened. we cannot free you from your

i'm appalled how i was treated in someones office here and i'll make that public later. now i'll here to tell the city and county-we have a situation where we have the mayor which i know for 20 years and i know sheriff [inaudible] for 20 years but the mayor has not spoke to the sheriff who runs the city in city hall. we have deputy and some are [inaudible] they put their hands on me. we have a mayor and a sheriff have not communicated since we had the [inaudible] i call it silly hall and that is before you become supervisor london and president. ace is on this case and the city and department heads are corrupt. i request the federal government come here, do a thorough investigation throughout city hall y'all because you would find corruptness is here every day. this man here, he is out of town, who is acting mayor here? let me say one thing, yours ace washington is played for 6 months because i said i will be retired but the city and county has [inaudible] what is going on in my community particularly the western addition. i'm not here to upset anybody but changes have t

this is really appalling.ng our community, we're not doing our children any good when the kids were murdered and slaughtered in sandy hook, that didn't move this nation to really have a conversation about the violence. we have four unsolved distrimurn the district i live in. there's not an outcry. we have to stop and have a conversation about stopping the violence in this country and permeating and causing us grief and pain. >> representative, one of the things obviously that's happening in regards with this shooting in the hours just after it is trying to figure out who this man is and why this senseless act happens in lafayette at that movie theater. a thing we are learning from alabama is that the man had mental health issues. are you learning more about that? you mentioned mentally deranged a moment ago. are you hearing more about what those mental issues were with this gunman? >> well, in our last briefing by the department of -- by the way, the law enforcement in this community and this state have been r

. >> i was appalled. i was appalled. that anyone could even do this. >> he was treated for second degree burns and will be just fine thankfully not wearing a shirt when the sanitizer caught fire. >> could have been much worse. >> police were able to arrest the suspect, 17 year old rafiq few moments after it happened. toes why he did what he did? >> think he is just a kid who apparently thought it was a joke, thought it was funny didn't realize the repercussions. >> still little sympathy from glenn's mother who had message for the teenage suspect. >> this is my son you hurt my son, you burned him put him on fire. >> facing numerous charges including felony, aggravated assault, arson and recklessly endangering another person. his bail, has been set at $100,000. outside southwest detective matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> and more public outcry this morning, against philadelphia's own bill cosby. now, earlier this week, transcript surfaced where cosby admitted under oath to getting drugs to have sex with women. sinc

. >> i was appalled. i was appalled that anyone could even do this, anyone, it is a serious act. >> luckily, glenn is expected to be okay. he is facing several charges arson, wreck restly endangering another person. >> philadelphia police have launched internal investigation after youtube video shows officers beating suspect during arrest. now, it is not what happened before, it is in the known what happened before the cameras started rolling on locust avenue in east germantown on april 3rd. los angeles blogger posted this video wednesday and identified that suspect was 22 year old tyriq hair old. officers seen repeatedly punching and kicking carol who was face down, charged with drug and assault offenses. >> police department says officers were injured attempt to go arrest the suspect, in a statement, police say quote as the officers stopped the defendant, he began to fight with the officers, biting one of the officers a total of three time, on the thigh hand and arm. the defendant also bit another offic

her family late today saying they are appalled by what they saw. abc's ryan smith leading us off. >> reporter: from the local sheriff tonight, an explosive admission. on the day sandra bland was put in this cell, she actually told her jailers she had previously attempted suicide, leading to new questions about whether she was watched closely enough. also tonight, the phone call. and on saturday one of her friends received this message, the voice believed to be sandra bland's. >> i'm still just at a loss for words, honestly about this whole process, how this switching lanes with no signal turns into all this. >> reporter: that call obtained by our houston station came hours before bland went off a judge, her bail set at $5,000. she was trying to raise that money. tonight, this police dash cam video of her arrest raising new questions about how a simple traffic stop could go so wrong. trooper brian insin ya approaches her car. >> you failed to signal a lane change. >> reporter: the interaction quickly growing tense. >> you seem very irritated. >> i a

. >> i was appalled. was appalled that anyone could even do this. >> he was treated for second degree burns and will be just fine thankfully not wearing a shirt when the sap ties sr. caught fire. >> with cotton and it and ignition like that it could have been much worse. >> people were arrest able to arrest the suspect a few hours after it happen. as to why he did what he did -- >> he's such a kid who thought it was a joke. thought it was funny. didn't realize the repercussions repercussions. >> little sympathy from glenn's mother. >> this is my son. you hurt my son. you burnt hill. you put him on fire. >> facing felony aggravateed assault and arson and recklessly endangering another person. his bail is set at $100,000. matt rivers cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> philadelphia police have launched an intend investigation after a youtube video shows officers beating a suspect during an arrest. it's not known what happened before the cameras started rolling on locust avenue in east germantown april 3rd. it was a

also: >> i was appalled. was appalled that anyone could even do this. >> a local boy injured in a disturbing crime. hear what he says about the bizarre attack that left him with serious burns. katy? >> and nicole, we are looking ahead to much quieter werth not just for today but the upcoming weekends, for change i come bearing nice weather news. how long does the pattern last however i'll have the answer for you on the other >> good morning, oh, those storms were quick, but they left behind some major damage, as they blew through the area last night. now, a loft folks have to clean up this morning. we'll have more on the damage left behind in just one minute. i don't know about you guys, but seems one minute fine, the next -- >> oh, i don't know but but i have a lot of trees surrounding my home, just please please. but whipping around. >> we have giant may nel our backyard, it just was not looking happy. >> no! >> mine were shaking. >> it ended up being the biggest issue we called for looking for heavy rain,

i am sad to say, the confirmed number of british citizens killed in this appalling attack is now 27. as we have said, we expect it to rise further. today, we are repatriating eight bodies from tunisia. the plane will land this afternoon. every family of a victim has a dedicated officer. i can confirm what she asked and i have asked the secretary on advice to make sure work is coordinated across government to provide all the support the victims of this a polling attack deserved, and also to make sure that, as a nation, we commemorate this event appropriately. >> harriet. >> i think that is an important step. we fully support it and thank those who will be working in that respect. a report in the last few days suggests it wasn't just a lone gunman, but an organized cell. holding the home secretary -- following the home secretary's appointment of british police officers, any update us on the progress being made in identifying the perpetrators and bringing them to justice? david cameron: there is still a lot of work to be done to identify all of the circumstances of this appalling attack

if this wasn't happening in the trade unions the labour party would be saying this was appalling ms.eliger to do is time for consumer protection. what is there such a blind spot even with the honorable lady when it comes to the trade union paymasters? >> there is no simple principle. there is a simple principle which is it must be fair. what he's doing is it's one rule for the labour party for something completely different for the tories. to be democratic about this the prime minister must not just acting interest of the tory party. instead of helping working -- he spent his time breaking the rules of the game. now he wants to go even further attack the rights of working people to have a say about fair pay and conditions. that's on top of already having changed the rule to gag charities and trade unions from speaking out. the prime minister says he wants to govern for one nation but instead he is just governing in the interest of the tory party. >> the law for company donation was changed years ago. trait genes have been left untouched but the principle should be the same. whoever y

. >> these cases to me are appalling. they're playing the p.r. game here. they want us talking about whether or not she called him a name or pushed him. that's what i wanted to hear. >> a man is a man is a man. be a man. if you're provoted like that walk away. >> and that video, that punch, her head goes like that and her nose is broke. >> there is a lot of football programs but that video, you know this isn't going to be wrapped up as quickly if there was no video. >> right. >> let's go to another insanity and this is the city of san francisco joining 200 other cities at a sanctuary city. where do they get the ability to say they will not follow federal law. >> they have city ordinances that i think are illegal. wait a second -- >> exactly. it doesn't make any sense to me. i think they -- these cities are crazy to do this. >> they introducing legislation. but this is the president saying the federal law takes precedence here. they were interfering, but not touching one of these cities. >> doesn't that say something? i agree with you. when you have federal

this specific issue there still a lot of work to be done to identify all of the circumstances this appalling attack in the support this gunman received. as we get information come from as we can confirm that information i will make sure the house is updated. in terms of the discussions between my right honorable friend the home secretary at the tunisia and i can confirm they wanted and were successful. this is looking at everything from the protective security in hotels and resorts all the way through to intelligence cooperation at the highest levels between britain and tunisia so we can help with the capacity to combat appalling events like this. is going to get a lot of long-term work between our two countries but we have the french and germans and americans also willing to help also willing to and we need to coordinate between ourselves how best to support this country on its road to democracy. >> the prime minister has rightly said that this was an attack on our values and everything we stand for and there is radicalization in this country, too. last november the intelligence and securit

i was young, appalled, and speechless. i opined that clare was totally lost in middle school and deprived of three years' of education, which taxpayers pay for. clare attended lincoln, washington, wallenberg and lowell high schools. i was content with all three of these. perhaps times are changing and reassessments took place every year to see what goals and needs should be met? as she got older, she qualified to have one adult watch her, or 1:1. while at lincoln, she did a lot of physical exercises and stuffed envelopes. at washington, she had a very patient teacher, who would cut strips of paper and help the students work on spelling and speech. i recall at washington high is when mainstreaming first began. clare was never mainstreamed; which means that they put some of the special ed students to attend regular classes like math class. at wallenberg, her parra did a lot of card playing with different objects on cards and different activities. some changes that need to be made: no. 1, school buses might want to wait longe

if this wasn't happening in the trade unions the labour party would be saying this was appalling ms. seliger to do is time for consumer protection. what is there such a blind spot even with the honorable lady when it comes to the trade union paymasters? >> there is no simple principle. there is a simple principle which is it must be fair. what he's doing is it's one rule for the labour party for something completely different for the tories. to be democratic about this the prime minister must not just acting interest of the tory party. instead of helping working -- he spent his time breaking the rules of the game. now he wants to go even further attack the rights of working people to have a say about fair pay and conditions. that's on top of already having changed the rule to gag charities and trade unions from speaking out. the prime minister says he wants to govern for one nation but instead he is just governing in the interest of the tory party. >> the law for company donation was changed years ago. trait genes have been left untouched but the principle should be the same. whoever

. >> even though they were living in the most appalling conditions. there was a guy who was forced to clean the floor with his tongue. another person who was, you know, covered with cold water and put under an air conditioner. you know, sleep deprivation, forced to, you know, humiliate themselves in front of the group. >> right. >> it was kind of destabilizing. in a way it was mao's cultural revolution writ small. you know, he tried to sew chaos among, you know, the communist party in order to take control. >> right. >> and miscavige was trying to take control of the organization. >> now david miscavige became the chairman of the board, they call him, that's his title. >> c.o.b., right. >> he was the chairman of the board of the church. he succeeded l. ron hubbard. really the church has had only two people in charge for all these years. >> right. >> who, from your perspective, has been a greater influence over the church and the issues that you have with the church over the years? was it hubbard or was it miscavige? did hubbard, essentially plant the

well, today the vallejo police department owes an appall edge to denise huskins and mr. quinn. >> reporter: how did investigators find matthew muller? last month he was involved in a home invasion robbery. he broke into the home, the couple wasn't hurt and he got away. investigators say he made a mistake, left his cell phone behind inside the house. police traced it back to matthew muller. they arrested him and he has been in jail since. during a search of his property, investigators found evidence he was involved in the vallejo kidnapping. one of the unusual items they found that is mentioned in the affidavit were goggles that were used to blind fold denise huskins and according to investigators the blind folds still had long blond hair still stuck to them. one of the things the affidavit mentions, it suggests matthew muller had no ties to denise huskins and the target of the kidnapping was the ex-fiance of erin king. a complicated story. new developments. interesting develops. interesting details. back to you. >> allie rasmus in vallejo, very interesting case. and we h

senator udall: that is appalling, appalling. did you have a chance to visit with secretary mcdonnell? >> i did. at a meeting with him here in washington. mostly to address the concern i had with the report in the oig retaliation against people who come forward. he stated he would look into it and get back to me, which he has not. >>senator udall: did you stay in touch with -- i know you are not still a part of the v.a. now and you are in private practice -- >> i'm in the private sector. senator udall: have you stayed in touch with folks to see if there any changes? >> i actually have an it has gotten worse at times for the initial allegations that brought forth. the osc wanted the oig to look into these -- again -- i was interviewed in chicago in a two-hour interview by the oig but they have refused to provide me with the transcripts i came up with the same conclusion that they did the first time. and subsequently, the office of medical inspectors regarding. interestingly, the office of medical inspector has preliminarily substa

obviously what happened is appalling tragic terrible and has to be condemned in every way.e should support those people in tunisia who are doing their best to build a free democratic and secular society where there is less unemployment and more youth engagement. i take you back to the point raised by the chair of the select committee on the situation in libya. is he not think that the destruction of so much of governance of the society in libya has been a cause an opportunity for this problem to get worse? >> the action we took to stop colonel gadhafi from massacring his own people, no i don't. the cause of terrorism is people choosing to take on terror. the same time should be built these countries and governance? yes of course we should but we should never forget where responsibility lies. >> a powerful antidote would be conceived air of sony's rejecting and ejecting isil from their midst. would my right honorable friend redouble its efforts to find a political solution to reject any check isil from iraq and syria? >> my honorable friend is absolutely right that we need t

appalling. dr. nee did you have a chance to visit with secretary mcdonald at all? >> yes, i had a meeting with him here in washington a while back, mostly to address the concern that i had with the oig report and the oig retaliation against people that come forward. he stated he would look into it and get back to me, which he has not. >> did you stay in touch with -- i know you are not still part of the va now and you are out in private practice? >> i am out in the praoeufivate sector working, correct. >> have you seen if there are any changes -- >> it has gotten worse at heinz. for the initial allegations that i brought fourth with the osc the osc wanted the oig to look into these again. i was interviewed in chicago in a two-hour interview by the oig, but they have refused to provide me with the transcript. they came up with the same conclusion that they did the first time, and subsequently the office of medical inspector was brought in. interestingly, the office of medical inspector has preliminary substantiated some allegations. unfortunately the people that cam

all of the middle eastern nations are as appalled at least privately as netanyahu is. they know iran is a bad actor. you don't reward bad behavior hoping it results in better behavior. what this deal essentially does is to give an enormous reward -- i'll tell you how this deal works. it works under two conditions that you trust perform and that you trust the iranians. gretchen let me be blunt. i trust neither president obama nor the iranians. for that reason alone, even apart from language this is a colossal failure. all we can do is hope that the members of congress are acting in the best interest of safety security not just of the middle east but the entire world. >> as you just mentioned, we have at least four americans as well still being held by iran. we have no idea if they were any part of this deal governor. doesn't seem like they were. three in jail. a fourth believed to be held captive still. what do we need to do to bring them home? >> that should have been part of any deal. the deal is on its face bad. what makes it worse is that we didn't even get some of

when ed snowden was discovered to have done what he did with nsa and everybody was appalled, he worked for a private contractor. the nation's highest secrets were in the hands of a private contractor. so we have to be careful when we look at what we call government incompetence because it's more often than not the incompetence of a private contractor that was supposed to improve on the public process and supposedly save money. >> what you're talking about though is not the problem of government but the problem of government that has believed in governing since reagan the problem is government. and jump over your former colleague at the times tribune was interviewing jimmy carter at the right now are in 2007 and he threw him aloft and said what he think about the fema's work after katrina and carter kind of smiled and said well you know no one realizes it but i created fema. when i came into office they were 23 agencies that were not working together and we started and we decided to have one agency we decided they would be three rules. the one they would be well-funded and we know how t

people respond to that because it's appalling reflection but he's closer to a real human being, a reality show host is closer to a real human being than these candidates who are managed and controlled by these overpaid d.c. consultants. >> can he sustain it and can he win? can he go all the way enin your view? >> when i saw his press conference, his launch, i thought this is -- i didn't think it was that great. i thought he'd be a busted flush within a couple weeks. the stupidity of the republican establishment in reacting to him, when you have powerful figures, powerful life long senators like john mccain effectively calling 20% of the republican base crazies, the stupid reaction of the rnc and the mccains and so forth has insured he is now -- i think he's a factor with us all the way to south carolina and florida. which means that whatever else -- whoever emerges as the candidate, donald trump will play a part in determining the nature of the race. >> mark steyn, good to see you. thank you sir. >>> coming up the one and only ann coulter reacts. chris christie is in studio he will explai

but more appalling is where were the guards that were supposed to be monitoring that closed circuit tv? they should have picked up on that when he went into the shower area fully clothed, comes back, puts on his shoes and then walks back again. they should have been able to reach his cell within minutes and hopefully thwart the escape had they been doing their job. >> where were the guys monitoring the closed circuit tv? where was the sense of concern that this man with a history of expertise in tunnelling -- where was the concern that he might do it again? i think we have new footage, too, of inside these tunnels. there's a motorcycle with motorcycle tracks inside this tunnel which shows clearly a high level of sophistication here. clearly whoever did this must have had some kind of blueprints or schematic of the prison. so -- >> they either had the blueprints but quite frankly, my personal opinion is that they had very sophisticated gps systems. there had to be a lot of coordination between chapo guzman, members of the prison guard population and the people that were building the tun

. >> family members were appalled at the way janice behaved after bruce's death. >> she threw everything that my brother owned away. had his dog put to sleep, sold his horse, took his name off the mailbox, like the next day. >> even more alarming was the fact that janice's ex-husband, j.c. lee, was camping less than a mile away from bruce and janice at the time of the murder. >> he was camped three quarters of a mile from the dodson camp where john bruce dodson was murdered. it was quite suspicious to us, and we thought at that point, hey, we need look in to this guy. >> when interviewed, lee said he owned a .308 caliber rifle that was stolen from his camp the night before bruce was killed. >> so that was really suspicious to us, you know, the fact that all of a sudden, you know, this man says, i had a .308 rifle stolen from my camp, i was up there, but i didn't know it was stolen until i got back to my apartment in utah. >> lee reported that some of his nosler brand .308 caliber ammunition was also stolen, the same brand as the shell casing found at the crime scene. >> so a lot of thing

. >> i was appalled. i was appalled that anyone could even do this.is a serious act. >> well, luckily, glenn is expected to be okay, tiggle facing several chargesment philadelphia police launch internal investigation after a youtube video shows officers beating a suspect during arrest. it is not known what happened before the cameras started rolling on locust avenue east germantown on april 3rd. los angeles blogger posted this video wednesday and identified the suspect as 22 year old tyree carol. offers remembers zone re pet educationally punching and kicking carol lying face down. he was charged with drug and assault offenses. >> now philadelphia police department says officers were injured attempt to go arrest that suspect. in a statement, police say quote, as the officers stopped the defendant, he began to fight with the officers, biting one of the officers a number of three times to his thigh, hand, and arm. the defendant also bit another officer on the forearm, during this arrest. >>> the entire incident being reviewed for departmental violations

. >> the sign posted outside this hardware store is appalling some who walk by. why the own are in said he had to ban gay customers to defend himself. >> don't forget the old it's not you, it's me. 11-year-old's breck up text to her boyfriend going viral tonight. the unforgettable line to end their young love. ♪ >> now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >>> good evening everybody. been a crazy couple of days with the storm check this picture out from west conshy. ba la go minute go road remains closed because of this mudslide off route 23. they'll be work to go night on the vine expressway again shutting it down between broad and the schuylkill expressway until 5:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. and tomorrow could be the get away day with friday being the holiday for a lot of folks. tomorrow morning could be a major jammo heading to the shore. we'll have the jam cams fired up and ♪ >>> two women went on one huge shopping spree but left one key thing out. that whole paying part. surveillance video shows the women stuffing a cart with almost $500 worth of stuff

elg dtle delegates said the conditions were appalling. the city was in the need of a life line. casinos on the boardwalk on the promise they would raise funds for public services across the state. fast-forward to the 1990s and the atlantic city model was being duplicated in states across the country. now atlantic city is surrounded by states that have legalized gambling. forcing city officials to, once again, find a new identity for america's original seaside playground. >> so this is part of the excitement. >> the mayor gave "america tonight" an exclusive look at the new indoor main street under construction at the caesar's pier shops. it will feature more bars, restaurants and life entertainment. >> it's going to be an infinity pool. >> you can look right out at the ocean. >> reporter: designed to be a party palace and you won't find a single slot machine. >>> after talking with you over the last year your plan to me sounds like diversification. is employment going to be the backbone? >> there's no single answer to make our city great. everything is important, great libations,