. >>> my main concern is parking on baker street. it is an untolerable situation on scott street where the parents of the students have their cars lined up and sometimes they're double and triple parked to let the children off or pick them up. i'm not sure where they plan to pick up the children where there is parking behind the exploratorium. i'm not sure whether there is any requirement that the pick up is behind the exploratorium, but it should not be on baker street. baker street is already crowded with persons who are looking at the fine arts palace and there should not be -- they should not be allowed to pick up their kids or just double park and that situation, i think that is a very important situation. i don't know what the answer is, whether they have any requirements of parking, but that should be -- should be the concern of this commission. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >>> hello, my name is brendan duncan and i am a resident who lives within 150 feet of the subject property. i'm generally in support of the conditio

colonel jacobs and stuart baker.e will get to those guests in one moment's time. in the meantime -- i apologize. we're wafk watching the fluid situation as to whether or not the press briefing is over. i believe it is. colonel jacobs and stuart baker. i would like to ask you, if it you just one shooter that is one thing and we can potentially rule out terrorism, start to focus on work place violence or disgruntled employee, but once you have the possibility that he was in cahoots with one or two or more other shooters that completely changes the dynamic in terms of a potential motivation. what are your thoughts on this? >> like i said earlier it's very unusual for a situation like this to have more than one suspect. and if, in fact, there are two or three or maybe even more, that puts a different spin on it altogether. it means there was an organized attempt to do this that took a lot of planning and so on. it also means that they -- the other two people, if they are involved, also needed to have access into the area

. >> angela baker's father, andrew baker, was driving the jeep and remains in critical condition. >>ngel don't want no trouble with nobody. >> baker was chiwengo's coworker and was giving her a ride home. both families now frustrated and questioning whether a police chase of the honda is to blame for the crash. >> the people in the car aren't going to run for nothing. >> nobody drives at a high rate of speed for 5 miles without being pursued by someone. >> so far city police have only said their officers were following the honda but will not comment further. >> as painful as it is for us when we have knowledge and have some information you must understand that we have to balance the public's right to know and need to know with the integrity of this investigation. >> reporter: the two suspects who were fleeing from police had long criminal records. police have not said what criminal activity they saw those suspects involved in. >> thank you. police are working close ly ly with the state's attorneys office, which will ultimately make a decision on what if anything police did wrong in t

baker: it's amazing, it's like a family. we're just all brothers and it's really fun playing here. watching baker on film, his game-breaking speed is easy to see... while he electrifies the crowd during games, baker prides himself on being able to energize his teammates at practice. baker: every week in practice, i try to have a lot of energy and boost the team up. even if we have a bad play on scout, i try to help everybody out. look for baker's bellevue wolverines to be one of the elite teams in washington, and maybe the entire country once again this year. -- ooking at our west coast top five, baker is joined by plenty of california players... look for adoree jackson and keller chryst to be featured in future episodes - ow let's go over to the rocky mountain region... a rising power to watch in the denver area is valor christian and its star running back, christian mccaffrey... valor has won four consecutive state titles, and mccaffrey has played a key role in the last three. as a freshman playing alongside his brother ma

there is something about bakers. my grandmother was a baker and she's one of the most amazing people that i have ever met. and lou girardo, i have yet to meet a finer individual, a finer public servant, someone who not only has the skills to mediate something like this, but who is brilliant, who has a great deal of integrity and, of above all, who has a big heart, a real hero of mine, lou girardo. (applause) >> thank you. thank you very much, david. i simply want to say that it was a privilege and an honor to have been asked and to have been able to serve in this capacity. i want to thank warren bronner and mike cohill for turning this into a transparent process and allowing all of us to be educated. they are both very good professors. i want to thank ken rich for the job he did for the mayor's office. ken kept us all alive and moving throughout the process and was the man who was better detailed than the rest of us. the three supervisors, i've said before and i'll say again, i've read about in the newspaper. i hadn'

say that the agency tapped the overseas communications of senators frank church of idaho and howard baker of tennessee. this because the white house was worried that antiwar critics were being influenced by hostile foreign powers. it was called operation minaret. according to documents martin luther king, jr. and muhammad ali were also being watched. not said who authorized the

now, we say -- and james baker, the iconic chief for ronald reagan, argues that the white house chief of staff is the second most powerful man in

so here to discuss is an old friend, gerard baker.tor at the "wall street journal." welcome. great to have you here. >> thank you, larry. >> i think the -- i think the controversial one was taken b of a out and putting goldman sachs in. what did you talk about with them? >> well, it's my job to break the happy news to those entering the dow jones industrial average and to talk to the chief executives companies that are leaving. those conversations, everybody is obviously -- coming into the index is pleased because it is not only -- not only important for their financials, it helps indexes as you know that have to track the companies. actually load up on the stock. but they regard it as an important element of their prestige and i think lloyd blankfein and others think it's that's how they view it. they regard it positively. >> did he thank you? >> no, it wasn't my gift, larry, but a committee decision. we're circumscribed, you asked why bank of america is out, the simple answer is price. the price-based index, you have to try and keep

first, stewart baker, what about this black budget? is this information that should be in the public realm? >> no, under no circumstances. even the-- you know, 95% of it was withheld by the "post" which was persuaded that it was too dangerous to release, and even the things they released tell the syrians and the iranians and al qaeda what we been them, and more importantly what, they have successfully hidden from us. that tells them what's working and what's not. it's going to set us back. >> woodruff: so you're saying it-- it's done damage, it will do damage? >> yes. i think the fact that it does damage without revealing any scandals -- i didn't see any scandals in the "post" coverage-- tells us something about snowden. he didn't release this as a whistleblower because of a scandal. he released it, as far as i can tell, to do as much damage to the u.s. intelligence community as he could do. >> woodruff: kate martin, how do you see this in terms of damage or not? >> well, i don't think it's at all clear how much damage there will be fr

baker, please proceed. welcome. >> thank you, chairman carper, ranking member coburn, members of the committee. it's really an honor to be here with members of the committee and members of a panel, all of us made promises to ourselves and to the country 12 years ago that it's a pleasure to be here to have an opportunity to continue and rededicate myself and the rest of the panel to those promises. there have been a lot of achievements in those 12 years, and d.h.s. has contributed to many of them. it has many successes that we've heard about from other panel members that couldn't have been possible without the department. it also has some failings that i think you are talking about addressing quite directly. re-authorizing legislation is an excellent idea. the idea of reducing the number of committees that provide disjointed oversight to portions of the department would be an excellent approach as would be building the equivalent of the defense department's office of the secretary of defense. we've had three

i interviewed jim breaker -- jim baker. he was at the meeting at the white house when they were developindevelopin g their agenda. they have known each other for years biden and baker. baker said to the vice president a vice president with all due respect prosecutions are down in your administration of these mixed denials. this is how we get this guys off the street. the vice president says to baker we don't have time to go through petty charges. that disconnect is such a problem because in order to stop people from doing straw purchases there has to be a deterrent. if the girlfriend thinks how the process works the fbi does a negative denial figure something out. the girlfriend thinks she might go to jail for five years over this, they might stop her and secondly get people like that off the streets when you go after them. these are criminals. we know that so the only way to stop them is to know there's a deterrent. >> host: i think a lot of people on the gun gun control se of the debate would agree with you on that. after

angela baker's father was driving the jeep. he's in critical condition. >> he didn't want no trouble with anybody. >> reporter: she's seen here with one of her daughters. the family doesn't understand how this happened. >> the department seems to try to take less responsibility for what is happeningment. >> reporter: city police are conducting a thorough investigation. family members of baker want to know if the officers involved followed the city's no-pursuit policy and if the police vehicle had lights and siren operating. >> the vehicle did have emergency equipment. the officers were in plains clothes in a plain vehicle. >> reporter: all of it it is too much to bare for the family. she says her sister angel died just hours before angel's daughter here gave birth to her first child. and she's named angel's granddaughter hope. >> police identified the two officers as officer adam story and warren banks, ii. >>> 35 maryland high school students are take ton the hospital after their bus crashes into a car. the accident happened t

baker was unavailable for comment but they'd issue a written statement, later. >> the number of deadico from two powerful storms climbed to 80. there is concern the number will rise, rains like these have been battering the area new three days generated by tropical storm manuel, reaching hurricane strengths at one point. 35,000 homes have been damaged. the reskports airports are underwater meaning thousands of tourists are stranded. mexico's severe weather troubles are not over. >> we had ingrid a couple days ago and have a system here which could with a next new storm. >> crews trying to gutierrez dents out of la quinana. >> the house taking aim at food stamps the measure require as dults between 18-50 without children to find a job or enter a work training program in order to receive benefits not a single democrat voted for the bill. in washington mark zuckerberg was meeting with several high profile lawmakers including nancy pelosi. the meetings private but we know he's in washington stumping for immigration reform. a compromise reached in the senate but it has stalled now in the

craig baker to buy a home in san carlos. corral says the school district bent rules by giving the title company the money to close escrow on the house before the board voted to approve it. >> the escrow on the house closed on 11th of september, the day before the actual vote took place. >> also questioning how the district was age to secure an interest on the loan of 2.65%. another san carlos resident says they buried the item. >> should have put it as a special agenda item. should have reached out to the community and said we're thinking about doing this, what do you think? >> two board members e mailed abc 7 news telling us they were excited to give their superintendent the opportunity to live in his district and it would ensure retaining him for years still to come. yikts saying he has been living in redwood city. >> i don't believe him living three, or four miles away is a retention issue for the superintendent. he's been working there four years. >> in a written statement it was unfortunate there was an operational erro

craig baker to buy a home in pricey san carlos.uncil candidate says the school district bent the rules. by giving the title company the money to close escrow on the house before the board even veted to the approve it. >> the escrow on the superintendent new house was on the 11th of september the day before the actual vote took place. >>reporter: he also questioned how the district was able to secure an interest on the loan of 2.65 percent. way below market rate. while the school board did have the loan on the meeting agenda another resident andrew keeler says they buried the item. >> should have put it as special agenda item. should have reached out to stake holders parents in the community citizens and said we are thinking about doing this. what do you think. >>reporter: 2 board members e mailed us telling us they were excited to give their superintendent the opportunity to live in this district. it wm for years to come. but critic we spoke with question that. saying baker has been living in neighboring redwood city. >> i don't be

baker was unavailable for comment but they'd issue a written statement, later. >> the number of deadn mexico from two powerful storms climbed to 80. there is concern the number will rise, rains like these have been battering the area new three days generated by tropical storm manuel, reaching hurricane strengths at one point. 35,000 homes have been damaged. the reskports airports are underwater meaning thousands of tourists are stranded. mexico's severe weather troubles are not over. >> we had ingrid a couple days ago and have a system here which could with a next new storm. >> crews trying to gutierrez dents out of la quinana. >> the house taking aim at food stamps the measure require as dults between 18-50 without children to find a job or enter a work training program in order to receive benefits not a single democrat voted for the bill. in washington mark zuckerberg was meeting with several high profile lawmakers including nancy pelosi. the meetings private but we know he's in washington stumping for immigration reform. a compromise reached in the senate but it has stalled now in

personnel there. >> mike baker. thank you very much for your time your perspective. it. thank you. >> thank you. >> all right another military situation that we're watching right now a full military response after a navy chopper has gone down in high seas. we just will now go to an update on this intensive search and rescue operation, having to do with our u.s. navy. stay with us. why do people count on sunsweet prune juice to stay fit on the inside? it's made only from prunes, nothing else. it works, simple as that. it's a natural source of fiber and five essential vitamins. it's the smart choice for me. stay fit on the inside with sunsweet's amazing juices. it's as much as you like, any way you like. try new soy wasabi grilled shrimp and more. only $15.99, offer ends soon. so come in and sea food differently. now, try seven lunch choices for $7.99. sandwiches, salads and more. ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 8

sandra baker told the hartford courant her daughter and fellow students were, quote, terrorized when a slavery re-enactment last year. at nature's dasz room in massachusetts. the bakers who appeared on melissa harris-perry this morning say students were made to act like escaped slaves while others were crowded together as if they were on a slave ship. the instructors who were white allegedly acted like slave owners yelling threats and racial epithets. the bakers' daughter said she was also told in the woods to, quote, not make eye contact with the white masters. the school and the hartford school district aren't commenting during their investigation. there's a lengthy statement on the nature's classroom website that says in part, nature's classroom does not condone the use of the "n" word and the executive director told the huffington post, quote, we are not in the business of creating harm physically or emotionally but the legitimatesy of the activity needs to be judged by individual participants at all grade levels. i used to work in education, guys. i'm sorry. that's stupid trying

we'll see. >> dean baker, mr.at for every dollar increase in debt he wants to cut a dollar spending or more. he's pledged to oppose any tax hikes. i want to ask you about the sequester, though. the president wants to get rid of the sequester. but we're in a war. and a lot of people, including the joint chiefs of staff, have said that the army and the rest of the military is not sufficiently equipped. and the reason is the sequester and also budget cuts before the sequester. dean, do you think what's going to happen here is defense spending is going to go up no matter how the deficit is? >> well, i don't see any way that you're going to break the tie that we've had between defense, discretionary and non-defense discretionary. there's a lot of areas of the budget that have been cut. and i don't see any way on earth you're going to get president obama, the democrats -- doug was just talking about how the democrats might go along on entitlements. that's going to be a real hard push. but if on top of that you ask them

baker, i have a question. your briefing seems to focus on the unsubstantiated allegations, the on going investigation which is in my understanding there has been no criminal charges against your client? >> not that i know of. i believe the in specter involved in this is present. >> okay, given that and the fact that your brief focuses on that issue exclusively, can you address the other six basis for revoking the permit? >> as far as unsanitary conditions? >> well, i'm looking at, i'm sure you have it as well. i'm looking at the department of public health findings and they list 1-7 basis for revoking the permit. it includes operating without permit, operating after 10:00 p.m., people living on the premises and reopening on march 21, 2013, without approval from the department. i would really like you to address those because to me those are more determinant than what the criminal investigations are going on. >> i tried to address those directly. which is i can't tell the board that they have no reasons to revo

. >> that woman's father, andrew baker, was driving the jeep. he remains in critical condition. >> angel don't want no trouble with nobody. >> baker was chiwengo's coworker coworkering her a ride home. >> the police department tries to take less responsibility for what is happening here. >> city police are investigating. family members of baker and chiwengo want to know if the officer involved followed the city's no pursuit policy. they want to know if the unmarked vehicle had lights and sirens operating. >> the vehicle did have emergency equipment. the officer was wearing plain clothes in a plain vehicle. >> it's almost too much. she said her sister, ang el died just hours before her daughter seen here gave birth to her first child. >> it's her first granddaughter. it was the first. >> reporter: to help them deal with the loss the baby was named hope. the two men, the suspects in the case who died, both of them have drug and control records. i'm mike schuh. back to you. >> thank you. police have identified the two officers who tried to stop the

here on its side, sped through the intersection, it slammed into this white jeep, driven by andrew baker, the only person to survive. >> my father is still in the hospital, still fighting for his life right now. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview, angela baker tells wjz her dad remains in critical condition, hooked up to breathing tubes at johns hopkins bayview burning unit. his passenger, angel chiwango was pulled from the car. firefighters, seen here pulling her body from the wreckage, were unable to save her. >> my father is almost gone because of the police. and i'm blaming the police. ain't nobody else i can blame but the police. if they weren't chasing the person, it wouldn't have happened. >> reporter: so far, police have only said their officers were following the two men in the honda because of suspected criminal activity. they both have long criminal records. police have refused to say if lights or sirens were on, or if their officers were following the department's restrictive vehiclal pursuit policy, designed to prevent accidents just like this. wjz went to ask commission

we're live, derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> baker said her family is considering taking legal action against police. >>> shutdown showdown. the democratic-led september is attempting to shut down president obama's new healthcare law. before the senate could move forward, though, one senator had to wrap up a marathon speech. >> reporter: high noon brought an end to a surreal 21-hour show in the senate. after delivering a rambling all- flit speech, railing against president obama's healthcare law. >> obama care isn't working. >> reporter: and sometimes making random pop culture references. >> i want to point out just a few words of wisdom from duck dinaforty. >> reporter: texas republican tea party member ted cruz, finally surrendered the stage. >> for lack of better way to describe this, this has been a big waste of time. >> this was all about elevating the debate in the public and giving the american people a chance to speak. >> reporter: after cruz wrapped up his speech, the senate voted unanimously to begin debate on a republican bill that cuts off funding for the president'

what did ella baker and ida b. wells -- the usual women who are much more involved on the protest end because the editor end wasn't open to them. the freedom struggle always knew that electoral politics was not the way to the so-called promised land, but we seemed to have given that up when we put everything behind all of our wishes in a basket that would elect president obama, but they were leaders-grassroots leaders who understood their positions were only as significant as they were capable of representing the interests of people who put them there. elly baker said strong people don't need strong leaders, right? i think we look to communities and groups of people who are organizing in their own interests, who put questions of economic justice and mass incarceration and all of these, domestic violence, all the thing that assault our community front and center, to the things that have fought our community on a daily basis is that front and center on the agenda that so-called leader are presenting to us? we don't t

and my point with this is that you have to look at 28, 33, 35 baker as well as the 1490 case, and 23 35 baker was a very similar single-family home where they wanted to expand into the side yard and this commission voted that side yards were important in that case as well as the 1490. so, it's not just a commercial apartment building, but this is important as the uniqueness of the area. the third issue is that there has been no offer of the compromise except for 6 inches a few months ago, and 6 more. so, there is no offer of a compromise on the total by the applicant. one foot just doesn't really do it. and it's an obvious [speaker not understood] if we're going to railroad this through the commission and we're going to get what we want, we're going to get back, we're going to get front, and they've already given us a hike. the neighbors were very benevolent with giving them the height. ~ height but they want more. now, my question is, what do we want to do for the policies for the marina and cal hollow? because both the cases i just mentioned were won in each case. there are three m

that's for sure. >> reporter: people like baker say they refuse to give into a problem they say theyno control over. >> that was cheryl hurd reporting for us. we're going to continue to follow this story throughout the weekend. by the way, the buckeyes play cal tomorrow. >>> new tonight at 11:00, barry bonds says he's ready to start doing his time. house arrest immediately. a federal appeals court upheld bond' 2011 obstruction of justice conviction today. he was found guilty of misleading a grand jury back in 2003 surrounding the balko steroids scandal. the sentence is one month of house arrest and 250 hours of community service. bonds did release a statement on his web site tonight saying he's disappointed but he fully respects the judicial system. quote i have instructed my attorneys to ask the court to permit me to begin serving my full service and probation immediately. however, bonds did go on to say in the statement that he wants to seek further judicial review of the appeal results. >>> no more cheap gas for google. a major announcement, the government perk that has been taken

peter baker, you get the last word. put inicare part place by president bush, it was very controversial at the time and expense of and had its issues when it was put into place. today, many people are happy it is there someone need to be there, and there doesn't seem to be any effort to repeal it. this has touched off a real feeling in the country, and the question is whether that will remain so. host: peter baker and jill lawrence, thank you both very much. guest: thank you. be back inouse will tomorrow morning at 10:00 eastern time. is expected toch gavel in tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 eastern time, there had been some speculation that congress would be in this weekend. the house was in last night. but no legislative activity today, as lawmakers in the house enacting a measure that now goes back to the senate, a measure that harry reid says he will not take up in its current form. we will come back to this issue later in the program. an zarate, next, ju who is out with a new book. watching "washington journal or go we

"the new york times" had a big, long piece by peter baker on the front page today about the nature ofionship, and the basic part of it was the relationship with medvedev was actually fairly good and there was a kind of thawing. there was a famous attempt at a reset. since putin's come back, it has gone from bad to worse. is it a question of the personalities or the leaders clashing, or is it the fact the two countries' interests are just determined to be in opposition to each other? >> i think it's the latter and because the times have changed, the world has changed. in the meantime, you've had the arab spring exploding on to the world stage and dominating america's attention as it tries to pivot away to asia. you have protests breaking out domestically in russia against putin's return to power. really if you go back, medvedev wasn't acting alone. when he talked to -- and you even saw this during the hot mike incident when he talked to obama, he would often say, i'll pass this on to my boss, and there were certain things -- >> just so people remember, this is the point at which the ho

peter baker, thank you as always for your time and expertise. a great piece to link to so everyone can read it. >> thank you very much. >> five years ago this weekend lehman brothers became the symbol of meltdown chaos in the financial system, presidential systems and america's relations with the banking industry. we will revisit the 2008 crisis and too big to fail when bloomberg business week's josh green joins us. plus 2chainz make his "now" debut. we will talk to the recording artist about his album, cookbook and what me time means when he joins us live in the studio just ahead. the humble back seat. we believe it can be the most valuable real estate on earth. ♪ that's why we designed the subaru forester from the back seat forward. the intelligently designed, responsibly built, completely restyled subaru forester. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. i tthan probablycare moreanyone else.and we've had this farm for 30 years. we raise black and red angus cattle. we also produce natural gas. that's how we make our living and that's how we c

baker was an upper class kid.he thing i was most surprised about was he grew up very middle class when he was in high school his father's business failed. went bankrupt. kind of redoubled cruz's idea to do this. first one in his family to go to princeton. he did it all himself. so i think that might be some of it. there's a certain amount of pride in his accomplishments because he's self-created. >> a reporter from the weekly standard detailed his time at the senate. this is what happened when they finished the interview from the back seat of a car. quote, he spoke of his father again. he mentioned a great divide in america again and was quoting margaret thatcher when i realized he was giving a speech again except at this time only a few feet away in the back seat of a car. i made a quick calculation of how many vertebrae i would damage if i did a tuck and roll into the passing pavement. the answer was too many. he couldn't stand sitting next to the guy listening to him give another speech. you know, i think he's

♪ ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wannaa pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? ♪ ♪ when you think about it, isn't that what retirement should be, paying ourselves to do what we love? ♪ ♪ >> lots of big movers today. take a look at utilities. unchanged here. but seeing their best day since august 2011. >> i think if you want to continue to buy these, if you think that yields will be a bit lower, utilities are their ultimate safe haven. they give you a good dividend and they have to issue a lot of debt. >> pricing power is something that will help these guys in the short run. today, em debt also gets a huge bid on the fact that people are looking for yield. >> what's your best bond proxy? >> i don't think any of these bond proxies either. evaluations are very rich historically. i don't like them as a value play. the utilities i would avoid. >> the dollar taking a big hit following the fed decision not to taper. great to have you with us. >> with the ap

perry baker and robert hoops. perry, thank you.hink it's so amazing that late in this ball game, this political game over whether we go back and look at obama care after it's been passed and signed and approved by the supreme court, that the kentucky governor had the best way of selling it. not about politics but about patients. people who need health care. >> exactly. i was actually in kentucky on saturday, and i went to this event -- this state fair style event where they're trying to vote the health care law in kentucky. and the key thing there, they set up a program called ky-nect. that's what they've dubbed their obama care there. when you're in a state fair talking to people, it's not a political conversation. it comes down to pre-existing conditions, health care, your relatives, who's not insured. and that's what steve beshear is talking about. they're trying to make this less than a political issue in kentucky and more we want to save people's lives and here's how we're doing it. i think the piece he wrote today is one of t

thank you, peter baker. good luck with your book, by the way.an't wait for this book about cheney. when is it coming out? cheney and bush. >> next month, october 22nd. >> good. i got a 22-day jump on you. thank you. gregory, my colleague here, we live just next to each other here. thank you, david. coming up, ted cruz pays tribute to one of his idols, jesse helms. he says i wish we had 100 of these guys. well, if you had 100, you couldn't have a ted cruz. do the math. we'll be back after this. ♪ ho ho ho [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant ♪ >>> back to "hardball" and time for the sideshow. bill de blasio may have won the democratic primary for mayor of new york, but it's his family who's getting all the attention. it's certainly clear that they have won the heart of at least one new york voter. jon stewart. check this out from "the daily show" last night. >> photogenic doesn't even go anywhere near what