i'm matthew i work at the beau con center. due to those channeling economic times we've been hit with unemployment. it is home to the most diverse community. according to the status we're the lowest work group. as the district that has 9 percent of household living below the poverty level yet we receive zero dollars until we came last year. unfortunately, it was only a one year grant. so we need greater investment from the city. thank you >> i'm the alumni of balboa. i received a lot of guidance from the after school program and witnessed the technology program and a use of getting into the adulthood i've been assessing their resources and it would be nice to continue to have funding for those programs so other graduates like me getting into the real world can have access to getting jobs and things like that. thank you >> good afternoon. i'm the associate director i'm here on behalf of the balboa school program. i want to give you guys a few statistics. this year with no funding we had over 3 hundred students enrolled at balbo

jeremy comes in, the cure ig coffee beau brewer. >> nice. and vodka. >> nicole. the condom.o argue or comment on that. we have a lot of important news today, including what's going on in arizona. and we're going to start that right now with "morning joe." >> right now, be what we do know is that 19 firefighters were killed in what is probably the worst disaster that's taken place in wild

greet his friend he was suddenly shot and killed by another officer his last words were directed at beaucam and he said dude what are you doing the entire incident was chalked up to nothing more than a mere accident by authorities to add insult to the death fairfax attorney robert horan said i feel for the family of the victim in this case but i also feel for the police officer this is a good police officer fine record almost seventeen years really you feel bad for the officer wow you know it's bad enough that a full swat team is issued to take down small scale bookies but at the end of the day closely was molded into a criminal both can of never be friended. thirty year old optometrist he would still be alive today and what's worse is that instead of police taking accountability for using excessive force the taxpayers are the ones who end up paying the price so in the case of closely this family eventually received a two million dollar settlement from fairfax county paid for by the residents along with a warning statement by police about the risks associated with betting pools but somet

greet his friend he was suddenly shot and killed by another officer his last words were directed at beaucam and he said dude what are you doing the entire incident was chalked up to nothing more than a mere accident by authorities to add insult to the death fairfax attorney robert horan said i feel for the family of the victim in this case but i also feel for the police officer this is a good police officer fine record almost seventeen years really you feel bad for the officer wow you know it's bad enough that a full swat team is issued to take down small scale bookies but at the end of the day closely was molded into a criminal it broke out of never be friended the thirty year old optometrist he would still be alive today and what's worse is that instead of police taking accountability for using excessive force the taxpayers are the ones who end up paying the price so in the case of close is family eventually received a two million dollars settlement from fairfax county paid for by the residents along with a warning statement by police about the risks associated with betting pools but s

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friend to come to the show we're confident go in there and have a really fun week you know whether when beau bridges came he had a blast and anyone who comes is going to have a pretty good time morning at all. on the bottom oh do i put a judge but a judge put it another hasn't heard played a judge this year you know it's great i would love to do a show so i could be judged on your great you come to judge. those are two of you guys what was it with you guys you know all right we have a good six of each of us almost every day. don't lie about. you off are you friends off yeah i miss o'donnell i would call that friend friends sure frenemies. you know show us we do we were we golfing yesterday together but what are we are we went golfing we went chant we went to buy golf close together and they only had one changing room so if you were at this golf store at the right time you would have seen franklin and bash and their twigs and berries changing together in a changing room or seen all you going to know this is for our normal business a normal monday for. each other's opinion on what color to buy

come to the show we're confident knowing they're going have a really fun week you know whether when beau bridges came he had a blast and anyone who comes is going to have a pretty good time morning at all. on the bottom oh do i put a judge but a judge put it out there having her play the judge this year you know it's great i would love to do a show so i could be judged on your great you come to judge. the two of you guys what would you guys yield all right we have a good six of each of you almost every day. don't you laughing about how. you off are you friends off yeah it was all just i would call that friends friends sure frenemies. you know show us we do we were we golfing yesterday together but what are we are we went golfing we went chain we went to buy golf close together and they only had one changing room so if you were at this golf store at the right time you would have seen franklin and bash and their twigs and berries changing together changing for scene oh you are going to go this is not just for our normal this is a normal monday for. each other's opinion on what color to buy

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. >> the ones that we saw for beau were all for the community. one for each year that i planted. they're not planning to plan a fifth. >> i done think it's a cautious hope. think this commune city filled with hope. i done there's a doubt in our mind the he will come back to haily. he left his military base in afghanistan in late june, 2009. pan.s captured by the tall >> it is very unnerving to be a president. >> his parents were overjoined when they received a letter to if international red cross. now he is is once again in a deadline. >> with the news potential discussions between the taliban in the united states and government. they were extremely encourages. >> i slemly refuse to let him go. >> croatia has become the 28th . mber of the european >> the party went on into the night after the stroke of midnight when croatia officially became the fewest and 28th member of the european union. there was celebrations government and for the moment people were prepared to forget some of the difficulties facing this nation. and those difficultment are economic ones. they have suffered r

wildlife experts point out the ballpark serves as a bountiful beau pay thanks not food dropped by fans. it is illegal to shoot the birds and bringing in a falconner to square them away could become a gruesome scene in front of the fans. >>> an abandoned bear cub found with a broken cub has been rescued from a tree. the six-month-old cub was hit by a car. his mother left him behind because i couldn't keep up. wildlife officials found him malnourished and college to go a tree on thursday. he is now treated and in a cast. he will be treated until he can be released none this winter. >>> coming up next, aids walk san francisco is just a few walks away. abc news reporter kira klapper will have a live report from golden gate park to tell us about today's festivities. and a tragic accident at two >> good morning. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist frances dinglasan, in for lisa argen. good morning, francis. >> hi, matt, and good morning, everyone. here's a look at the temperatures now. mainly in the 50s. 53 san francisco. cloudy conditions al

wildlife experts point out the ballpark serves as a bountiful beau pay thanks not food dropped by fans. it is illegal to shoot the birds and bringing in a falconer to scare them away could become a gruesome scene in front of the fans. >> next, a live report from golden gate park to tell us about today's aids walk festivities. and two tragic accidents at major amusement parks. what investigators are >> we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist frances dinglasan, in for lisa argen. good morning, francis. >> good morning, matt. good morning, everyone. we have been showinga lot of low clouds out there so i wanted to show you something different. clear conditions over san jose right now. temperatures are on the cool side, mainly in the 50s. but we have the low clouds, fog, and even drizzle, especially along the coast. temperatures in the 50s to low 60s. this afternoon will be mild. plenty of sunshine, especially foreign land areas where you are going to come down a few degrees to the mid-90s today. that's your high, instead of upper 9os. we will s

where is the federal government taking the beau coup money they have and addressing black women saying this is leading to nowhere, don't do it. where is it? >> obama's answer would be just giving federal money to programs that is the way that they are doing it. that doesn't actually solve the problem and i think we see it hasn't involved the problem. >> bill: hasn't since 1964. >> i believe having political discussion about race in honest conversation is probably not really productive or possible. doing that in your local communities or in your church or with your friends is more beneficial because, for instance, juan and i can maybe do that. >> bill: what about the charge that you can't have an honest conversation because the race hustlers will brand you a bigot? >> i think part of the reason on the political level at least on a public level people are petrified to talk about race because they will afraid they will be branded as racist. much of the country is very invested and gets either an emotional kick or financial kick out of calling a bunch of ooother people racist or political

wedding her long-time beau, erwin bach. he's a german record producer.guests including oprah, sade, david bowie to celebrate their nuptials this weekend according to the swiss media. they have been living in zurich since 1995 when she met her husband, who she's been with for 30 years. they finally tie the knot after 30 years. she became a swiss citizen last spring. congratulations to her. >> 73. >> 73. >> i have a funny feeling she's the one that hasn't wanted to get married. >> you think so? >> yeah. it's usually the guy, what's the point? it's just a piece of paper. >> i bet you're right about that. >> i have a funny feeling she's the one in that relationship, what's love got to do with it? >> i guarantee you she's the hottest 73-year-old in that part of town. >> oh, there is no doubt about it. >>> check this out. wikileaks. we've all heard about the entire thing with wikileaks, not only julian assange and edward snowden and now assange has gotten involved with snowden. the nsa leaker. now disney is apparently working on a movie that has to do with wik

the petition asks a judge to force beauing to release information about the plain's auto throttle anduation slides which opened inside the cabin. the information could lead to a lawsuií;j against boeing. >> 6:15. less likely to call your pastor for help if you know the government is keeping track of your church's phone record. >> a new lawsuit filed says domestic spying has a chilling effect on americans. churches joining with marijuana groups and gun owners? >> they all have something to lose in they think the government is tracking their phone calls. the gun owners group thinks the members will be less likely to call them on the phone if data will be recorded. the lawsuit filed in federal court tuesday. takes an interesting, new tact in the fight against domestic surveillance. it's not about privacy. it's about freedom of association. are churches, anti-marijuana law groups, gun owners chilled by the knowledge they're being watched. the suit comes after revolutions by snowden of a plan between verizon and the u.s. government to track people's phone calls. the=r#ijt(sp administratio

miss piggy as usual in her diva form lets everybody know she is not happy with her beau, kermit the frogkermit not coming around. disney owns the muppets. disney is a parent company of abc. >> fortune cookies, crack them open, lottery numbers give you fortune. a guy from massachusetts, his name is william johnson had dinner with his wife. he found a fortune cookie. the message said you will soon come into a lot of gold. he was inspired and played the lottery. bought a scratch off. waited a week to scratch it off. following the fortune cookie, he became a million dollars richer. >> and this is from the website, reddit. a series of photos showing what happens when you are trying to make a perfect moment with you and your girlfriend and things aren't working out. this is the guy proposing to his girlfriend at disney world, photo bombed over and over again. first this guy comes up. ooh, sorry. second the girl steps in the way in front of the other one. finally they get their moment. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- picture this. the sexting scandal that ruined anthony weiner's congres

the petition asks the judge to force beauing to release information about the auto throttle and evacuation slide that open inside the cabin. information could lead to a lawsuit against boeing. >>> the royal baby wait continues this morning. while no one knows exactly when, we do know what will happen when the duchess of cambridge goes into labor. kensington pal lance plans to announce at rival in london without warning via e-mail. >> hundreds of years ago it was courtiers who were anxiously awaiting outside the birthing chamber. you've got the media fulfilling the role, crowded outside st. mary's hospital. >> the queen and senior royals, the duchess' family and prime minister must be informed before a public announcement is made. and then the signed medical bulletin announcing birth will be driven through the streets of london under careful watch from the hospital to buckingham palace. that bulletin placed on the same easel used to announce prince william's birth 30 years ago. celebratory shots will be fired from the tower of london. >> wonder if prince william will be in the room or if sh

not seen a single corporate entity that has got this many times in this many place this is not your beau's. hanging out where the president is off. point. you said you were talking about their their funding institutions. you know corporations lobbying for something and then the coax funding thing takes the provide experts who go before congress to testify for those things those corporations are lobbying for and want presumably the republican politicians to but largely republican politicians if they sponsor or doing any examples well the most compelling example that we saw was. the spending about e.p.a. in two thousand and eleven the house of representatives voted to chop the environmental protection. agency's budget by twenty seven percent which is fairly astonishing. probably one of the very biggest cuts since richard nixon signed that agency into law in one thousand nine hundred seventy i guess or seventy two and so the significance of this is that a lot of the freshman class of republicans who were elected in two thousand and ten . the vast majority of them seventy five to eighty percen

>> beer gut moe, corn high beau-- >> pass. >> cotton eye joe. >> have no idea. >> no, no, wait a minute. sweet grits flo. "where did you come from, where did you go, where did you come from"... >> "where did you come from, where did you go, where did you come from" who? >> yes. >> what do you mean, "who"? what kind of sentence is that? that's not even english. where did you come from, cotton eye joe? "c." >> final? it is cotton eye joe. what's this "pass" all the time? >> okay. >> all right. >> i'm on a roll now! >> yes, you are.s see how much e let's see how much is behind this question. [audience cheering] $25,000. >> that's good. >> that's great. that's great. you now have $27,000. that's great. >> that's good. >> both: okay. >> "italian names." this should be easy for you.he s "ridiculous," an italian court ruled that a couple couldn't name their child venerdi, which translates to what? >> i think that's tuesday. >> friday, parmesan-- >> oh, it's not tuesday. >> vespa. >> oh, it's friday, "a." >> final answer. >> yes, final. >> yes, you got it right. very good, joy. >> how much? how

. >>> they lost beau both races to new zealand. italians are guaranteed to pick up some points because the swedish are not in this. >> giving your dog a back could help save the life of four- legged police officers beginning at 10 this morning. they'll hold a fundraiser for k- 9 units. they'll purchase bulletproof vests and other supplies for police dogs dogs. they're hoping to raised 150,000 for the event which continues tomorrow. great america is looking to find people for -- hire people for the halloween hunt. the job fair is being held today and tomorrow from 10 to 2 p.m. at the back entrance to the park. >>> comic-con is under way and people are going all out for these costumes. >> i the ice king. >>> the four-day convention started on thursday and continues through tomorrow. 130,000 people are expected to make an appearance after the event. they get to dress up as their favorite characters from tv, videogames movies. >> this took a day, this is glued to my face as well. it moves with me. >>> whatever works, you know. very cre

the second way to do it is to give everyone the responsibility who can afford it beau to buy health insurance for themselves -- to buy health insurance for them selves. the way that we create a situation in which we can say to that woman with breast cancer, yes, you can have a health insurance policy and it doesn't have to be three times as much in price, or the way that we can say to that young boy with asthma, yes you can have a health insurance policy and it doesn't have to be three times atches in price, is to get -- times as much in price, is to get everyone covered. if you don't get everyone covered, then the whole thing unravels. and when it unravels, so do the other protections in the affordable care act. the pre-existing condition discrimination we all say we want to prevent happens anyway. the family whose child has ads 1 million or $2 million chemotherapy bill runs up against a lifetime policy limit and they're on their own again. that expires too. the protection -- the speaker pro tempore: the house is not in order. he house will come to order. please, those on the backside, pleas

jeremy comes in, the cure ig coffee beau brewer. >> nice. and vodka. >> nicole. the condom. who can argue with that. i'm not going to argue or comment on that. we have a lot of important news today, including what's going on in arizona. and we're going to start that right now with "morning joe." >> right now, be what we do know is that 19 firefighters were killed in what is probably the worst disaster that's taken place in wildland history here in the state of arizona. we grieve for the families, we grieve for the department, we grev for the city. >> boy, that's a tough story. it's monday july 1st. with us on set, katty kay, fortune magazine's editor leigh gallagher, jeremy peters, msnbc political analyst and visiting professor at nyu former democratic congressman harold ford jr. >> good morning. >> in washington, columnist for "the washington post," david ignatius. 19 out of a 20-member crew from prescott, arizona, killed last evening, late yesterday afternoon, fighting a forest fire. >> we've been watching that heat out there out west and the fires that have been emerging.

life that predated the presidency and joe biden has that -- >> the whole biden family, bo and a-- beaund all of them tht way. >> speaking of politicians that love people, harold ford jr. has written in the hill this morning writing about the keystone pipeline. harold says it is in the national interest. quote, i believe the president will ultimately approve the keystone proposal not only because it passes his litmus test of not significantly exacerbating the problem of carbon pollution because of the important private sector infrastructure investment will create jobs while making the u.s. more energy independent. a report from the national research council concluded that diluted bitumen isn't any more -- eventual crude oil or likely to produce pipeline spills. the president should be applauded for boldly leading on climate change. there are more important battles worth fighting but the keystone is not one of them. seven in ten americans believe the project is in the national interest. and the facts in terms of science, engineering, safety and economics, make a compelling case in favor

the man behind the mask, grayson beau shay, a famous street baller who goes by the name of the professor, right, guys? >> i can do that. >> you can do that? >> no. >> have you ever rented a superhero to come to your kid's birthday parties before? >> oh, yeah. >> joe's done that. >> lots of times. >> i rented spiderman to come to my nephew's birthday party and he showed up overweight. so when he went down to make balloon animals for the kids -- >> no. >> yeah. >> no. >> obese spiderman. >> no. >> yes. >> that doesn't work. >> we still had to pay him at the end of the day. did we get good photographs. >> nothing super about -- >> good stuff. >> put that one up on-line. al hunt, your nats are doing okay. >> that's disturbing. >> coming back a little bit. >> five down. >> what about the sox are doing great, man. >> surprisingly. and i guess we're at the break so -- >> we're at the break. >> i mean, oakland, man, muddy ball. >> how about the pirates too. >> and the pirates. >> yeah. >> what about the orioles? why do we have to always omit the orioles? you know. >> that is a good question. >>

in three separate instances -- pavilion, wyoming, beau month, pennsylvania, and parker county, texas -- came out with outlandish and unsubstantiated claims of contamination and ridiculous claims of like houses exploding due to hydraulic fracture. e.p.a. has been forced to walk away from their baseless claims and withdraw from their investigatory witch-hunts. so there again, yet another example of improper action and complete overreach. and mismanagement of existing programs like the renewable fuel standard. you know, while that fuel standard in my opinion is inherently flawed and may be in need of outright repeal, e.p.a. is in charge of its current implementation. and i.t. not taking action -- and it's not taking action while a crisis mounts under that current implementation. so as renewable fuel mandates increase each year while demand for transportation fuels decrease, refiners are forced to blend more biofuels into a gasoline and diesel pool that's shrinking, and so we're hit ago blend wall. it is a mounting crisis. it's right before us. e.p.a. is managing -- or i should say, mism