, as compared to april 4, '6 8, what does that really mean? i really just wanted to delve into why this speech was so controversial and what price he had to pay for standing up so courageously in coming out against the war and what the white house did to him, the media, the liberal media -- when you read this book and you see what "the new york times" and the washington post had to say about king, and then white hurricane turns against him, black america turns against him, i mean, that's the story about can king we don't want to tell. it's so much easier, again, to put him on a postage stamp, to have a holiday, to put him on a monument, but how do we come to term thes with his real legacy of a love that liberates people? and his message is still so unsettling that we don't want to come to terms with it even 50 years later. >> host: tavis smiley, was he aware of the impact that speech was going to have? >> guest: he knew going into it that there were going to be some consequences and repercussions. he did not know that the fallout the next day

it was shortly thereafter that on april 24th and april 25th, and i believe on april 26th that the president ordered halderman -- that the president ordered halderman to listen to certain tapes that i think only he and halderman knew had been made in the white house. halderman listened to tapes that were made in february and march. he reported to the president on april 26th and he spent, i think, it was five hours with the president. we have subpoenaed that tape. baz we think it's relevant and had support from both republicans and democrats and that's one of the tapes where halderman was reporting to the president after spending two days listening it these tapes chrks we don't have. i just kept help but wonder when you put all this together and n that kind of perspective, i am concerned. and i'm seriously concerned. i wish the president would do something, i wish he would come forward with the information we have subpoenaed. some of my people say that the country cannot afford, that we cannot afford to impeach a president. let me say to -- many of these are good supporters and friends. let m

decided invoters april 1963 to change the form of government. hes running for mayor and loses the election and the very next day after this run off april 2, then he starts the marches. , and of people felt birmingham and throughout the country, that the timing of the marches were suspect. dr. king could have waited to see what changes the new birmingham city government might have made. he receives a large amount of criticism from all over the country. the kennedy administration is highly critical at the timing of these marches. you will find most of the major newspapers and news outlets are also critical. it is not just whites in a birmingham critical of the timing. what dr. king is hoping to do, as he says, is to shed the light of truth on the injustices of segregation and birmingham. needs is national media coverage to show those injustices which of course were rampant through birmingham. it is an eight to segregation and birmingham. -- it is inante. it is criticized. dr. king does not have a lot of volunteers. early set ends, you see one or t

it was shortly thereafter that on april 24th and april 25th, and i believe on april 26th that the president ordered halderman -- that the president ordered halderman to listen to certain tapes that i think only he and halderman knew had been made in the white house. halderman listened to tapes that were made in february and march. he reported to the president on april 26th and he spent, i think, it was five hours with the president. we have subpoenaed that tape. baz we think it's relevant and had support from both republicans and democrats and that's one of the tapes where halderman was reporting to the president after spending two days listening it these tapes chrks we don't have. i just kept help but wonder when you put all this together and n that kind of perspective, i am concerned. and i'm seriously concerned. i wish the president would do something, i wish he would come forward with the information we have subpoenaed. some of my people say that the country cannot afford, that we cannot afford to impeach a president. let me say to -- many of these are good supporters and friends. let m

i learned that in april. why not april?>> as i testified then and on numerous occasions, my judgment was, a, we needed to find out what e-mails we did have. we needed to put it together in a full report, which we did -- >> why not anytime in april? one at the i.r.s. told someone at treasury, who then told someone at the white house, according to press reports. offense good enough to pass on to the treasury and white house, why not tell us sometime in april? >> because i thought that at that point we did not have the full information as to what was involved, how many e-mails. >> you learned in april they were unrecoverable. and you wait until june 13th. why june 13th. >> first of all, i would note all of those e-mails that determined whether that she had a hard drive crash or not, were e-mails provided to this commute ellee. tax writers knew -- as early as the fall she had a hard drive crash. the materials about the e-mail chain about her trying to restore wsh produced in april, so there was no secret that we were hiding. we

i learned that in april. why not april? >> as i testified then, and i've testified on numerous occasions, my judgment was "a," we needed to find out what e-mails we did have. we needed to put it together in a full report which we did. and -- >> why not any time in april? someone at the irs told someone at treasury, who then told someone at the white house. according to press reports. so if it was good enough to pass on the treasury in the white house, why not tell us some time in april? >> because i thought that at that point we did not have the full information as to what was involved, how many e-mails. >> you learned in april they were unrecoverable. your chief lawyer in charge of document production knew in mid-february they were unrecoverable. kate duval knew in mid-february they were unrecoverable and you wait until june 13th. why june 13th? >> first of all, i would note all the e-mails that would determine she had a hard drive clash or not, what she tried to do, e-mails provided to this committee and the tax writers k

april was a surveyor familiar with land law. james averell and watson questioned the legality of bourb bourbon's and conner's land claims and in february of '89, james averell wrote to the casper weekly meal, the brand new so-called town of botwell was a scam, quote, just a geographical expression without a single house. botwell and his investors would have been infuriated but james averell was right. the carbon county journal noted a few years later that there was a, quote, shack where its newspaper was published. botwell and his customers needed customers, the paper was there to advertise the tent. twice each year ranchers got to get it to wind up the cattle. in the spring they cut house out from the rest. they separated from others and drones and some to the road and shift to market. to the sweet water ended july 19th, 1889, with the branding eight miles west of watson's cabins on horse creek on what is now the dumbbell ranch. durbin's son and botwell had been talking for months about what to do about james averell and ella w

what happened at this mid-april meetings with henry peterson? on april 16th, from 1:39 to 3:25, the president met with henry peterson. the president promised to treat confidential any -- the president emphasized that it peterson, you're talking only to me and there's not going to be anybody else on the white house staff. in other words, i'm acting counsel. the president suggested that only exception might be dick moore. when peterson expressed reservation, the president said, let's just better keep it with me then. in an afternoon conversation in that same day, a telephone conversation when the president called peter son, he said, henry, feel free to confide in me. i'm going to keep it confidential. i know the rules of the grand jury. what did he do with the information that henry peterson gave to him? henry peterson, who was taking the place as really the chief investigator in the watergate case, the president on april 17th met with halderman who had been implicated again by information that was given to henry peterson and henry peterson had re

this is the approved floor plan from april 2013. the biggest change here is in building 7a. in order to cut costs the basement was removed and some of those uses were -- the uses on the ground floor needed to be rearranged in order to accommodate those. biggest change was moving the office that was originally facing the garden down to the street. this will actually help to activate the street at all times of the day. the rest of the street is town homes so this will give eyes on the street during the day. and then there's some relocation of services, just an expandsing of the -- like, mechanical services and stuff on the ground floor. the other change was adding an additional story to building b and this is how we accommodated the extra units on the site. the building was brought up one floor, 11 units. here is the rendering of the approved schematic design as the original height and here is the increased height. you can see the additional height really adds the verticalty of the building with the extra pair pit on the top. it improves the relationship between this building

net profits were cut from april to june front -- to 705 million euros.he french government says it is in during legal action, as it says in was -- it was deceived. seeking to put an end to its will -- it's portuguese woes. europe's stock market also ended the day in positive territory marginally so. shares were dragged higher as a well watched reading of the private sector in the eurozone climbed higher this month. talking through a few other stores that midway in the market french media conglomerate vendee ended the session 3% higher. it said it would consider a 6.7 billion dural -- your obit -- 6.7 billion euros bid. it says the purchase of gdp would make -- of gvt would make them the biggest the latin american market. earnings between april and june four door to post -- for deutsche post stands for nearly three quarters of the wider groups revenues. lesser deliveries have come down. and i'm there says it is assisting chinese competition authorities with a probe. the exact nature of this investigation is unclear, but the german carmaker confirmed antit

and that's the end of the block so it is done on a regular basis up to april in terms of the probability of this address ever being needed for the western facade the old furniture mart it's nil the preservation is this facade is historic i can't change the state and federal that's no change it's such a big issue even doing work on the stevenson alley is preservation so there's not an opportunity for restoration but if there's a concern that the deputy director should speak for himself i'd like to ask the board to continue it. this is a case where someone has been asked to spend a great deal of of money for no harm it's a solid store front so i ask the board to use discretion but if you're concerned i'm not speaking correctly then please continue it until i get the deputy director who is the person who denied the permit >> go ahead after you. >> you said there's a representative. >> pardon me. >> representative of a building. >> yes. >> i have a question. >> before you do that i have a simple question. those buildings are they separate parcels >> they're separate parcels but opposed by it

referral o an april or informing in april, yes. >> thank you. thank you. i quite honestly do not understand how chairman issa was able to rush to issue the subpoena, to force you, ms. o'connor to be here today within 24-hour notice. your connection to this topic of today's hearing is at best a stretch and all of these questions could have been answered by simply picking up the telephone and asking. it's just a continuation of the same charade that unfortunately this chairman continues to use this committee to perpetuate. what is further insulting about this is that the chairman promised to use the authority of this committee responsibly. let me read what the chairman said back in 2011 and i quote -- "i'm going to take the thoughts on why you object seriously. to be honest, i will ask other members of my committee, am i doing the right thing. i will also undoubtedly talk to other members on your side and say, am i nuts? am i wrong? is this somehow a subpoena that is outside the mainstream? so i don't intend on simply writing subpoenas endlessly, but that's

and that's the end of the block so it is done on a regular basis up to april in terms of the probability of this address ever being needed for the western facade the old furniture mart it's nil the preservation is this facade is historic i can't change the state and federal that's no change it's such a big issue

an appeal filed on april 2nd the hearing for may 14. over at&t's observation that hearing was rescheduled to june 4th. that was while the old ordinance was in effective rather than decide the appeal the board tndz continued it to july 2nd. heard additional testimony and continued it for a third time two months out until august 22nd this evening so to summarize it's been 5 most since onsite was granted a permit and their shill no decision one way or another. it's a matter of law as to why the appeal should be denied is simply i've stated many times the public utilities act on it and not grant it and take it away. we simply ask the board take into account when they make their decision this evening. thank you. >> thank you any public comment on that item? okay. seeing none commissioners the matter is submitted. >> i'm prepared to accept the departments recommendation and to uphold the excuse me. accept the appeal and reject the permit. >> i don't have anything to add move to deny the appeal on the basis that - >> no move to grant the appea

april the tenth. april 17th in cambodia fell. a week later. april the 30th south vietnam. all of that was in april of 75. he pleaded. when south vietnam fell senator fulbright said the command i am being precise, i am no more concerned than i would be if arkansas lost a football in the texas wine. if arkansas loses a football into texas there are not 2 million who died in a genocide in cambodia and another million who stormed out of south vietnam. still a half million in the south china sea people that are still there from trying to scare him. and people who said peace now, they got it. they got it, all right. but they did not say anything about it. there are some marvelous people who did, who really did. one. at every entire vietnam demonstration. the degree of -- high in washington d.c. he took in and out cinematic concentration camp out of south vietnam. 111 someone who has given the rest of his life to this because he feels so horrible about what he did during the war. in effect supporting the north vietnamese. he would do anything to try to make up for it. there are t

i've seen that e-mail and it refers to an april referral or informing in april, yes. >> thank you. are thank you. -- thank you. >> i quite honestly do not understand how chairman issa was able to rush to issue the sub peena to force you ms. o'connor to be here today within 24 hours on notice. your connection to this topic of today's hearing is at best a stretch and all of these questions could have been answered by simply picking up to tell phone and asking. it's just a continuation of the same she raid that unfortunately -- charade that this chairman continues to use this committee to perpetuate and what's further insulting about this is that the chairman promised to use the authority of this exe responsibly. let me read what the chairman said back in 201 and i quote "i'm going to take the thoughts on why you object seriously. to be honest, i will ask other members of my committee am i doing the right thing. i will also undoubtedly talk to other members on your side and say am i nuts, am i wrong, is this somehow a sub peena that is outside the main stream. so i don't intend on sim

. >>> ahead, it hasn't happened to the as since late april. and the giants got a pep talk from the hall of famer. did it work? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, since april 28th...today, zo they wanted >> baseball up top, the a vz been in sole possession of first in the american west everyday since april 28. yeah, april 28. and today, 0 margin of error if they wanted it to stay that way. philadelphia as , look at atlanta. the braves got to sonny gray. here is a fourth inning. simmons. one in the sixth for stephen vogt. out of the reach of justin upton. a two-run blast got oakland within one. next inning, johnson struck. it's a gaper, here comes upton. and the braves won the game 4- 3. gray winless in august. the angels won so they are just percentage points ahead in the american west. >>> hall of fame roger starbeck spoke before the game. it took a while to sink in because ryan howard was dealing. philadelphia increased their lead from 3-1 to 5-1. giants rallied back in the 6th inning. angel pagan with a sack fly. the giants scored 4 to tie the game. bottom

orders between april and june were down more than 10% from the previous three months. it was the first drop in five quarters. officials say machinery orders are experiencing ups and downs. that's a downgrade of their previous assessment. they said the decline was mostly due to poor performance by manufacturers. orders in the sector dropped 8.5% on weak demand for chip making equipment. >>> market players in tokyo weren't impressed with the machinery orders data as the figures came in below expectations. but investors kept on buying japanese equities because they expect japan's public pension funds will allocate more money to the market. the nikkei average climbed 0.66% to 15,314, the fourth straight gain helped the index to reach a one-week closing high. trading volume was thin, though. many participants including domestic institutional investors were away for the traditional midsummer holidays. in the philippines, the main benchmark closed above the key 7,000 level for first time in 15 months. upbeat earnings from some major local firms lifted overall sentiment. also

it was shortly thereafter that on april 24th and april 25th, and i believe on april 26th that the president ordered halderman -- that the president ordered halderman to listen to certain tapes that i think only he and halderman knew had been made in the white house. halderman listened to tapes that were made in february and march. he reported to the president on april 26th and he spent, i think, it was five hours with the president. we have subpoenaed that tape. baz we think it's relevant and had support from both republicans and democrats and that's one of the tapes where halderman was reporting to the president after spending two days listening it these tapes chrks we don't have. i just kept help but wonder when you put all this together and n that kind of perspective, i am concerned. and i'm seriously concerned. i wish the president would do something, i wish he would come forward with the information we have subpoenaed. some of my people say that the country cannot afford, that we cannot afford to impeach a president. let me say to -- many of these are good supporters and friends. let m

japanese consumers bought fewer cars after the consumption tax went up in april. operating profit grew 4% to $6.75 billion. sales at mcdonald's japan plunged in july following a food safety scandal in china. the fast food chain had been buying chicken from a shanghai firm which had been -- which has been reported to have processed expired meat. mcdonald's officials say sales fell 17.4% last month from a year earlier. this marked the sharpest drop since 2002 when cattle were found with mad cow disease. the officials note that consumers have become worried about eating chicken products following reports on the scandal. the company has switched its chicken supplier to thailand but has been unable to secure all the meat it needs. some stores had to stop offering certain products. the sharp drop reflects the sales only for the first ten days following the food scare. that means the impact will continue to dampen sales for this month as well. >>> investors in asia sold stocks following some weak economic data. the latest figures show that china's service sector grew at

workers laying down the sod at levi's stadium back in april. on the right, though, video taken a couple of hours ago from our nbc helicopter. the grass, gone. nbc bay area's michelle roberts is live outside the stadium with the race to replace that sod and they have to do it in time for sunday's 1:00 game against the chargers. michelle? >> reporter: it is a tight deadline. levi's stadium has only been opened for a few weeks and in that time we have learned a couple of things, that the game will still go on when there are traffic issues and the game will also go on when they run out of food, but the latest challenge may be more difficult to solve. flashback to april when crews were rolling out the sod. 49ers' heads groundskeeper had high hopes for the grass when we spoke to hem in the spring. >> what we found with the grass, it has the ability to recover a little bit quicker. it keeps its color greener longer into the season, and it's lateral growth, so that makes that network where the cleat plants in, really holds up nicely throughout wear and

in respect to the police calls for service, from april of 2013 to april of 2014 there have been zero calls in respect to the police reports from april, 2013, to april, 2014, there have been zero reports as well. the premises is located in the plot 110. the plot has 136 police reports recorded for the year 2013. and the applicant premises is located in a high crime area. and the premises is located in census tract, 101.00. and the population for this tract is 3739. on sale license, authorized by the census track are 12 and the active on sale licenses are 71. off sale licenses authorized by the census track are three. and the active off sale licenses are 13. and the applicant premises is currently located in an undue con concentrated area. there are zero letters of protest received by the california department of alcoholic beverage control. and in respect to the letters of support, there have been none recorded with the department of alcoholic beverage control. >> the dean approved the off sale use and the regulations shall apply. you recommend the approval with the following condition

rewinding to april 1st we began to rephrase the 8 and 9 a m a and for the tax advisors the commission authorized the bond to refund the bonds not to exceed $40 million. that day the commission authorized the selection of in this case last the underwriter working to underwrite the tradition traction and this is the fiscal agreement and the bond purchase agreement bonds must be approved by the dings pursuant to that the authorization was given on april 28th and on may 6th there was no objection to the voters of the shipyard and to have other changes to the r m a so the election was held and the r m a concluded the changed changed procedures and they have the first reading to levy the tacks one ordinance received 7 and one the 8. on may 20th the commission conducted a second reading and adapted them on may and june 20th the department of finance especially upheld the approval of the bond issuance this is the ordinance for the action and later we'll take the steps to market the bonds that concludes my presentation. if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them thank you. thank y

in april 1970 the secretary of the army told a senate subcommittee that no military aid had been given to cambodia. in may 1970 general wheeler gave misle misleading testimony to a committee of this house. in 1971 the secretary of the air force reported to the senate that no bombing strikes had occurred in cambodia prior to may 1, 1970. those who assert that the president has the power to bomb cambodia and keep it secret for years has the burden of justifying the deception of congress to the falsification of documents, and three, the statement of the then secretary of defense to the effect that the air raids over cambodia should have been revealed in 1970. to these persons who would justify the nature and the secrecy and the conspiracy, do they have an answer to the statement made by senator stewart simonington? senator simonington asked the question, the congress authorized $130 million for warfare in vietnam, but they never appropriated that sum of money for war in cambodia. in and around my congressional district in eastern massachusetts, there lived the descendents of those who fou

you'll see that if you look at the data around april and may in april we saw an increase in the calls during the first quarter when we had the first gross receipts fees and if you look at the comparison between 2013 and 2014 we saw a decrease in the number of calls to 311 to our office. another the first week of may we sent out the notice hey, it's time to register we saw a decrease because i'm sure you're aware of you got three or four conversations in our office saying something has changed get ready we've had our outreach and the hundreds of thousands of online impressions and our engagement in the community. so we believe that that really helped us to reduce the amount of people calling into 311 needing the help and we were able to help them and get the register so we counted that as one of the successes of our outreach we're excited about that. >> so also with regards to the comments i'd like to say there was a lot of work put into what we sent to 311 to their knowledge base so myself and grass worked hard through 311 and the consumer representatives to make sure they had the inf

in short, the committee has to decide whether in the statement of april 30th and other public ameernss, the perfects wresiden telling the truth or whether they are part a to be impudding their healthy political interest and on his behalf. there are other critical questions that must be decided. we must decide whether the president abused this power

. >> the 82 is probably we've only been in business since april. so i think that is going to be the biggest push there were a lot of people waiting for this. we were told to go back to january 1st, 2012, toe people that were evicted back that far so, you know, we had a waiting list of like about 40 people 0 who were waiting for the program that had already been evicted since april. on an ongoing basis there are not will like next year we'll not see 82 people with the requested certificates it's gng to slow down if we had 10 a month that will be a lot >> i have some more questions i want to understand the numbers whether 82 or 10 we're not talking about individuals but households. >> we're talking about individuals because we're counting the individual certificates but those individuals might be part of a households that's moved in. >> like a family. >> absolutely. a parent with kids absolutely. do we know when we say 10 participants that is 10 households >> well, we, found out that's very good. roadway it is 10 certificate holders but we can easily

from the richmond examiner, april 6th, 1864. there is a pleasing prospective collapse and ruin both financial and political for the yankee nation in this very year. it is due and overdue. but we must not forget to bring an account to a complete and final liquidation. we have to do our part, and our part is one crushing and crowning victory. and so, the armies came. >> welcome to all of you. we're very glad you're here. my name is john hennessy, i'm the chief historian at fredricksburg and spotsle vina national military park and we welcome you to the opening of the sesquicentennial of the 1864 overland campaign. before i really get started i'd like to introduce our guests here. some we see further introduction as we go. our great and honored guest is dr. james robertson, formerly of virginia tech, one of virginia's great historians. mike caldwell the regional director of the northeast reege of national park service is here this morning. superintendent lucy lawliss at fredricksburg and spotsylvania national military park and ashle

researchers say growth for april to june has slumped. they blame the increase in the consumption tax. gross domestic product from january to march grew at an annual wa annual rate. they say when the sales tax was raised in april business owners spent less on factories and equipment. many say consumers will start spending again in the next quarter. prime minister abe said he will use the numbers to decide whether to raise the tax. >>> officials at the bank of japan have taken a close look at the money supply. they examine the circulation and deposits held. they say in july it dropped for the first time in six months. bank officials say it exceeded $2.3 trillion. the government usually redeems bonds and pays out pensions in june. the drop reflects the fact that there was less cash in circulation last month. they say since july 2013 the monetary base has gone up more than 40%. the people at the central bank have tried to get more money flowing through the economy and hope to increase by the end of the year. >>> trade negotiators from japan

for folks that a significa a significant impediment >> so this year we implemented the program in april of this year and went back to 2012 we were able to give certificates to anyone who was ellis act evicted from january 12th through now. as of is end of last month we had issued 82 certificates these those are people that qualified for the ellis act program and of the 82 we've housed 10 people. there were over 8 hundred people from january 1st, 2012, to today that have actually received an protecting eviction but not everyone has applied for a certificate and not everyone is eligible. as a comparison we put the cop numbers this is a quick update on the cop program. it is still alive and going strong. we're still issuing certificates every month we're issuing certificates and issued in 2014 so since january we've issued 38 new certificate of preference program certificates. those are people not in the system before. there's over seven hundred active people in the on our list we send nos notices to people this year in 20140 we've housed 9 certificate of preference holders with more on li

the officials have compiled the numbers for the april to june period. they say in real terms, gdp was minus 1.7% compared from the previous quarter. that translates to an annualized growth rate of minus 6.8%. by category consumer spending plunged 5%. people had rushed out to buy big ticket items such as cars and home appliances before prime minister shinzo abe hiked the consumption tax from 5% to 8%. but consumer spending appetite has since faded. as for capital investment, that dropped 2.5%. business managers have tightened their budgets after upgrading their computer systems. those moves came after microsoft stopped supporting its windows xp operating system. >>> japan's economic revitalization minister remains optimistic. akira amari said the contraction is within a normal range. he compared it to the time when japan raised the consumption tax in the past. >> translator: some of the aftereffects of the tax hikes are lingering but they're gradually receding. we're expecting the economy to continue to recover moderately. we think our economic policy me

in a letter to sherman, dated washington april 4, 1864, and marked private and confidential. grant would write, it is my design if the enemy keep quiet and allow me to take the offensive in the spring campaign to work all parts of the army together and somewhat towards a common center. for your information, i now write you my program as to present -- or as at present determined. he outlines briefly what richard had outlined about the many prongs of grant's plans of an offensive. then he gets in the end of the second paragraph to the important part of it. and he tells william tecumseh sherman what you see on the screen. you i propose to move against johnston's army, to break it up, and get into the interior of the enemy's country as far as you can, inflicting all the damage you can against their war resources. six days later, sherman, wanting to make sure that he understood this, and doing something that would not be really codified in military art and science, until much later, although some of us who work with groups of military personnel today can tell you we have to contin