beck says that it they destroy job opportunities for america's working class. thank you for being with us. i'm glad to meet you. i read and heard so much about you. everybody who meets you and talks to you said that you're the nicest guy who fronts zenophobic ideas who want to stop black and brown coming into america. >> we oppose any use of race as a criteria for immigration or really part of the debate. the issues is the numbers. and it doesn't matter where people come from or what race they are. it is the numbers. >> so i've seen the numbers that you pose. it does seem to be based on information that a lot of economists don't support even the u.s. government, you may not want to believe their numbers, but the congressional budget office has put out these numbers. let me run them by you. if passed into law a comprehensive immigration reform law would increase employment over 3% and grow the economy 5.4% more than it otherwise would have gone over the same period on the assumption that 9.6 million new workers would join the legal workforce. do you not believe

the may beck foundation, richard pet ler is here right over there in that lovely blue shirt and trulyenius and you will hear from dan shine, the ceo and curator of innovation and an additional sponsor is scott of sterling bank. there he is, thank you, sir. i also want to extend a very special welcome to the job corps, two incredible women of esteemed presses kristin shine and mary and all of you who braved the elements in joining us. we are bring together p pa 100.org. this went live a couple minutes ago look on your phones, as long as they are at & t phones. we are bringing businesses that will participate in the ppa 100 to participate in huge varieties of exhibitions, thrilling events, lectures, dances, the list goes on. these partners include the exploratorium, the san francisco public library the mechanics institute, the san francisco dance -- festival and so many more and together we are joined to telling the many stories of the world fair a moment in history where san francisco stepped back and onto the world stage. think back with me about 100 years ago and close your eyes if y

moore, i want to ask you a question i asked father beck. this a teachable moment for the gop? do you think this should be a litmus test for republican candidates for the presidency in 2016? >> yes, absolutely this is a litmus test. that applies to christians muslims, janes, hindus, that's a question we went through the past two presidential cycles but none of the questions were about religious liberty. over the last six years we have had constant assaults from the little sisters of the poor the hhs mandate, and one thing after another. we need to know up front where candidates stand on -- >> do you feel like your faith is under attack? >> i think faith in general is under attack because i think there's a secular rising strand in american life that doesn't understand religious motivation. >> people of faith are concerned about what's taking place in corporate board rooms and not really preoccupied about what's happening in people's private bedrooms. the scriptures that i read have more to say about poverty and addressing how we care for the

suggest to you that this began that movement 100 years ago and now the help of some 1200 donors, the may beck foundation along with recreation and parks department that have done so much even when i was director, phil was there, that we forged together this partnership to include this $20 million renovation in detail; in historic detail, historic confirmation of something that the beautiful and historically significant. that's part of the celebration. the palace of fine arts is already transforming itself to a show case center to show then and tomorrow theme that was in the 50s continues to be demonstrated today and as we go forward we can have another hundred years of innovate spirit. the california historic society the may beck foundation, innovation hangar and at & t are all partnering with our recreation and parks department to recapture this of this national exhibition. i want to say a big thank you to all the organizers. it takes an incredible effort to remind people where we came from. there is a lot of handout -- of hours that people spent for this opportunity. i want to thank all the

beck bane and the ark feck claim to respect the structure of the old house and state in the plan the structures historic contribution is authentic evidence of a previous way of building not as a innate design and detailing. the original esthetic is understating [inaudible] guiding principles for the new elements. unless you have old photographs of this house it is rather prempative to say it had no detailing. a lot of houses lost their ornamental elements and previous ways of building are not extinct. they speak to interesting lines and forms and ornament and that was used for even the less costly homes of that period. what they called understated and utilitarian meant detail to make the older houses more affordsable. the esnss essence is to [inaudible] and carry forward. isn't that why we have museums? preservation can include restoration. i fail to understand why the commission here continue tooz approve these modern boxes [inaudible] of victorian older architectural style. it is destroying our neighborhood. it doesn't matter that you keep the old facade, people live inside the hou

. >> reporter: katheryn beck's husband steve died suddenly after this picture was taken, but he left behind a legacy and the people in this room now have brighter futures. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: virginia's governor signed the act today that will allow people with disabilities in their families is to allow them to save for their future. >> the biggest fear is what will lap when i'm not alone -- happen when i'm not alone. >> reporter: they have two children, jason who is 9 and nicholas who is 6 who has downs syndrome. to qualify for disability a person cannot have more than $2,000 in assets, but the able law allows families to set up 529like savings accounts for their children. >> family as soon as i sign this can contribute up to 14,000-dollar a year so that those savings will be available for future expenses. >> we now get to save for both of our children, huge. >> reporter: in virginia it's been named the steve beck able law. he wouldn't see the fruits of his work, but his daughter and many others will. >> he would be very embarrassed if he knew this bill was named a

father edward beck a cnn religion commentator.coates in 2014 a candidate for maryland lieutenant governor on the democratic side. and rabbi matt gerwitz. out short hills, new jersey. thank you very much for joining us. let me start with you, dr. moore. the situation in arkansas and indiana, it really took a lot of people by surprise. i imagine the governors of arkansas and indiana. why do you think this caused such an uproar? >> well, i think it's really unfortunate that it caused such an uproar. as a supporter of religious freedom restoration acts what was happening in both states was a straightforward attempt to protect religiously motivated people in order to have a fair balancing act in court. >> you supported these laws? >> i supported these laws as they were originally introduced. the hysteria that happened after that was unfortunate in all sorts of reasons -- for all sorts of reasons, one of them being the fact that you have a mischaracterization of what religious freedom is, how it protects people, and the way some of the

right at ryan avenue, right by gary barbera there right where ryan and bore beck come together. that inner drive in both directions blocked right now so basically going from six lansdowne to three, on the boulevard, and we're going from four lansdowne to three on the ben franklin bridge. this came out last night. emergency road work, set up, the right lane is blocked coming into philadelphia leave south jersey go, through the toll plaza all nine lanes are going to squeeze into just three now, right now, we are okay, because it is 6:02. but, i bet now about an hour, things are going to get even tighter than they typically are on a morning rush hour back up will occur on the admiral wilson boulevard. give yourself extra time if you want to stick with the benny in the morning or head for the walt whitman bridge. in the pen re lays begin today 10:00 the first run will lever us with extra volume through the next couple of days it g the schuylkill at university. going outside to northeast philadelphia steve we've seen nasty accidents. >> on the boulevard. >> rare we get to talk to eye

jamie beck summed up that testimony. >> he does a full out confession. i've murdered someone. food and her purse and then we dumped everything on the way back. >> reporter: both the michaels have pleaded not guilty and are scheduled to go on trial this summer. as for motive, the prosecutors told the court that was as old as time. frank had another woman. and this was no casual fling. they presented evidence of frank's devotion, the flowers, letters and cards he sent to suzanne leontieff when he wasn't with her. police also discovered frank had spent enormous sums of money on his mistress. >> i think the figure that he had given suzanne was $1.9 million. ultimately we discovered that they had purchased a home together in california. they had purchased a condo in lake tahoe together. he had given her $500,000 in cash. and so it's my understanding that she's a dental hygienist, and i'm not sure what her salary is, but she was certainly living a life of, with a lot of money from frank. >> reporter: the pictures police found of suzanne on frank's cell phone show a happy couple. but

things like becking and dickinson. they make syringes. that story isn't over. we will be watching every member of congress to see how he or she accepts this iran framework. the deal we have partly in place. now to, and this is a stunning number. $2.5 billion in campaign expected donations. at least that's what hillary clinton supporters are reporting to raise. will they accomplish this goal that i think in the history of all elections it's never been accomplished? and where will they get that money from? joining me live from the clinton campaign headquarters in new york, brooklyn to be exact, is fox business' blake. what's it like in that atmosphere, blake? >> hillary clinton is not here. she's in iowa right now. or at least expected to be there in iowa. she has events there the next couple of days. i can't tell you, coincidentally, this campaign headquarters is right by clinton street. getting to the money, according to that report out of the new york times, you're right on that number. $2.5 billion is what hillary clinton supporters will try to raise. support

i got to hang out with the kids like beck beck was cool you know miley cyrus, i was teasing, you knower, you know. and of course ringo and steveie and all of the older guys. it was just as fun with me and the kids. >> the kids. >> you get to mess with them. it's like antagonizing your nephews or something. >> i'm sure they were tickled by that. you know the last time we spoke, you couldn't remember the last decade you had performed. so how did it feel to get up there and sing? >> well it felt like i knew i wasn't 35 anymore, i'll tell you that brooke. you know -- >> how do you mean? >> your breath is different. well i wasn't really -- you know nobody knew what i was saying. i was able to hide. i could have been singing another song. they wouldn't have known the difference. so it was fun. the whole thing. and, you know john legend has always been very nice to me, and stevie when somebody is being nice to you it's day va views and i love yous. >> how did your family feel about seeing you over the weekend being inducted. you joked about watching a lot of judge judy. is there more judge j

they got search warrant and arrested 30-year-old jake lindh beck he's the employee who check lindsaynudged her toward a specific tanning bed. >> do you feel violate justin drabick. >> absolute. embarrassed and violated for sure. i mean i will never tan again. >> police say lindh beck taped more than 40 women in the tanning salon. >>> 200 miles of septa tracks criss-cross our region above and below ground but there's much more even deeper under it all. commuters rushing to and from one place to another every day barely noticing how things work right in front of their own eyes eyes. >> what nobody ever see social security even more fascinateing to night our joyce evans gets a tour of septa's erie hidden tunnels. ♪ >> reporter: millions of riders role in and out on septa trains trollies and subways every year. >> it is a lot up keep. a lot of effort. >> reporter: constant work going on behind the walls. >> a lot of these places can be scary. >> reporter: many levels below the already sunken tracks. behind locked greats and doors. >> apparently you have people peeking in but not -- all w

father edward beck, thank you so much and happy easter again. >> thank you, victor.> the final four is now the final two. the showdown for the national title is set and some kentucky fans not too happy about it. hundreds of wildcats fans take to the streets, fired up over the loss of their perfect season. >>> what will it take to convince israeli's prime minister to back the iran nukes deal? a surprising answer from one of the obama administration's top advisers. brand new audi. it's like a luxury car. feels kind of like an infinity. very similar to a range rover. this is pretty high tech. yeah it is. it reminds me of a mercedes. ♪ this is chevy? laughing i have a new appreciation for chevy. they thought about me. i could totally rock this. this thing feels pretty boss. it looks kind of dope. that's pretty cool. this is the jam. pretty bomb dude. maybe i will go chevy. i'm definitely in. ♪ and i didn't get here alone. there were people who listened along the way. people who gave me options. kept me on track. and through it all, my retirement never got left behind. so

started with a big dream at the kitchen table of catherine beck and her late husband steve. >> individualsh challenges will no longer be forced to live in a life of poverty and that's where we were. >> because it was right but also because as parents of a teen daughter with down's syndrome they were impacted. in the end thousands signed up. national down's syndrome autism speaks. it was advocate driven and they were heard. >> virginia is the first and natalie will probably be the first account to open. >> the bill passed in late february made virginia the first to take advantage. governor terry mcauliffe made it official and said more than 30 other states are in the process of following suit. in virginia for support. >> i am in your future. >> a win for nicholas a win for virginia families. reporting in northern virginia zachary kiesch news 4. >>> well right now a new search is under way for two missing children in montgomery county. >> news 4's derrick ward is live in germantown where police say they are expanding their search even more. good morning, derrick. >> good morning. we are now

attract more high tech industry, but if that fails, it could lose another 60,000 people in the coming beck cased. >> the situation is very difficult. all we can do is slow down the negative trends, but we cannot stop them. >> in the meantime, there will be more goodbyes at the bus station, and more polls contributing to our country's economies, but not their own. tim friend, al jazeera poland. >> the auto industry is on the cusp of a car driven by a computer. one made a trip across the u.s. you won't see driverless cars on the road yet. >> the idea of a self-driving car isn't new. >> look at all this, it looks like darth vader's bathroom. >> it is closer to reality than ever before. this very ordinary looking audi just completed the first coast-to-coast road trip in the united states by an automated vehicle. a driver with the ability to override the system was always at the wheel but 99% of the driving was done by computer. >> the human element in the driving equation is the weakest link. 90% of accidents are caused by human error. >> the auto flyer that equipped the vehicle for the trip m

kim, i just wanted to know more about how you came about accepting the finding that came through a beck. i'm sorry the findings that are in our-the findings that are in the legislation are based on the numbers provided through the area bay-sogez of bay area government that helps calculate goals for what we should build in the sit for everyone to afford to live here >> regional needs >> regional housing needs allocation. 60 percent of housing should be affordable for sth residence, but we know how expensive it is to build and it is important to have a flor to insure we are building affordability >> maybe we can have a discussion if there is a appetite on the bodies to loo look at way tooz aggressively meet the housing goal squz eliminating the cumbersome challenges that impede a project from getting build like the project approval process, there are people and agencies and entity that use seek wuother rimets that delay projects. i don't look to see projects delaysed and sit ogthen land use committee you see there is a-sometimes there are people out there that play in this arena. i'm in a

there may be bodies recovers and they are searching for them and i have to mention the clouds are becking dark clouds are raining and hampering not just in kathmandu but across the country. >>> thank you. dramatic pictures have emerged of the moment an avalanche triggered by the earthquake went down mt. everest and 18 climbers were killed and victoria reports. >> reporter: everest base camp on saturday morning and a first sign something is wrong. >> the ground is shaking. >> reporter: at first they sound relaxed and turns to panic as they realize a wall of snow rock and ice is heading straight for them. >> oh, no. beep beep beep beep are you okay? >> yeah. >> all right? >> yeah. >> reporter: dazed and confused the climbers emerge from the snow and begin to look for other climbers among the flattened tents. >> stay together. stay together. >> reporter: survivors described how the avalanche swept down the mountain through the ice fall, forcing people to run for their lives. around 1,000 climbers were on the mountain at the time of the avalanche, the dead and the injured so far have been

as a result of that testimony and also the testimony of char charlie beck, the l.a. pd chief and others one of the recommendations from that interim report of the task force is that every law enforcement agency should have some form of -- oversight of law enforcement. san francisco has that by charter, but i think sometimes it's forgotten that not only does the office of citizen complaints investigate matters which are confidential and protected by the public safety officers procedural bill of rights you, but we also make policy recommendations for improvements in the police department that will improve the police department's relationship with members of the community, and chief sure mentioned some of the policy changes that the department has made and they were based on a collaboration with community groups, leadership from the office of citizen complaints as well, but i know that the hour is late and i do want to talk about the three measures that i think are very important for the reduction, and i will not say the elimination of bias, but the reduction of bias in

iranian message as well, i wanted to get a response from cnn's religion commentator father edward beck. he reacted to the pope's message. listen. >> it's expected in a message like this to be praying for world peace, unfortunately, we find ourselves not at peace in so many areas that the list seems particularly long, but i think, again, putting into context what christians are celebrating right now, we've just gone through the three days. good friday is about suffering. it is about somehow finding meaning in suffering and moves us to today, to easter. so i think the easter message of the pope is that even though we're living in this violent world, the prayers for peace continue. the fact is, christians celebrate that jesus rose from the dead. the pope is really putting it in the context of we can have hope in this but he's challenging the world community that we have to work together for that. it's not going to happen unless we ban together as an international community to help make it happen. >> there's been a string of allegations against police recently regarding racism. coming up,

. >> he was at their beck and call. he would drive them anywhere, take them to the doctor's. they would often go to the university of texas football games. >> not surprisingly, the sisters appreciated scoggin's help and apparently led him to believe his generosity would be rewarded. >> he knew the ladies had a lot of money and he was going to befriend them and he said that catherine and cordelia had told him that they were going to remember him in the will. so he was really thinking he was going to make a lot of money. >> he bragged that he was wealthy or that he was going to be an heir or already was an heir of a wealthy family that -- i believed he said he was related to the norton sisters rather than just a friend. >> then all of a sudden, the two sisters died within a day of one another. >> the doctor signed off and said death, heart attack, old age and no one really knew anything about it or thought a whole lot about it. >> the sisters' estate was estimated to be approximately $5 million. when investigators learned that olgie nobles had been poisoned, the deaths of the n

. >> reporter: in virginia it's been named the steve beck able law. he wouldn't see the fruits of his labor, but his daughter and others will. >> he was a very humble man. he would be very embarrassed if he knew this bill was named after him because that was not his intention. his intention was to help the individuals that needed help in our country. >> reporter: in arlington peggy fox, wusa9. >> the law will help thousands of children with disabilities in virginia including 16,000 diagnosed with autism. virginia is the first state to pass the law since congress passed a federal one in december. >>> shrinking leg room on planes could be more than annoying. the squished in feeling could be bad for your health and safety, too. members of the union testifying today the smaller personal space has led to more air rage and many unreported incidents. they also say lack of space with lead to problems in evacuation noting the government runs safety tests with 31 inches between the rows, but some airlines have shaved that down to 28 inches. >>> some metro rider

i am jason beck and part of the a group of mountain bike enthusiasts and i want to say personally thank you to the supervisors for moving this forward and thank you to the puc. i guess i want to focus on what an amazing opportunity we have here. we're blessed to live where we are. we're blessed to have these opportunities available and open up more space for recreation and it's amazing and thank you for bringing this forward and i want you move forward and especially with the sense of urgency that was pointed out so thank you. >> thank you. >> my name is iric miester and member of the open watershed movement. i want to thank you for hearing this. my end goal in this regard i am a strong proponent of the mental and physical benefits of getting outdoors. i'm a marine corps veteran and a member of the wounded warrior project and i can speak to the benefit of having open space and unrestricted access to that open space. while i appreciate the dosen lead program that establish stalled for the san francisco watershed more definitely needs to be done. and the public needs to feel that they hav

(cheers and applause) >> beck. this happened on dpa today.ssian supply ship en route to the international space station is it spinning out of control like a drunk little potato bug. sulu, on screen. there it is. oh, motion sick. the space station had some trouble with the supply ships lately. earlier this year they had to get a shipment of stuff from earth have a dragon "x," a freighter sounds like it was named after a jackie chan porno. comedians what is something you would like to see delivered if you were on the

during an interview on glenn beck's radio show this week he called for new restrictions on legal immigratione fellow republicans fear walker's comments could drag the party further to the right. >>> last night kate snow introduced the first report in a series of transgender children for nbc nightly news. the story got attention from california congressman mike honda who tweeted, quote i was moved by the nightly news story life as a transgender 5-year-old. we need stories like this. in february representative honda tweeted this picture of him with his traps gender grandchild calling himself a proud grandpa. >>> john boehner planted a kiss on nancy pelosi in the rose garden. it happened while lawmakers were celebrating the passage of a bill on medicare. >>> former toronto mayor rob ford may have made some extra cash. he reportedly sold the nfl logo tie he was wearing when he confessed to smoking crack in 2013. that tie fetched backside 1,500 online. >>> from "the daily beast" meet the hookers for hillary. why prostitutes want hillary clinton for president. the moonlite bunny ranch has launched

peter beck is a korean analyst with the new paradigm institute in seoul and joins us now via skype.or being with us. now, whenever we look at north korea it's always a challenge isn't it, to try to glean what exactly is happening inside that country. it isn't called the hermit nation for nothing. what can we -- what should we be looking for in this particular session, do you think? >> well, there are two things, one we'll be watching on a policy level to see if any announcements are made, you know last year, the rah regime announced that it was going to be launching a series of special economic zones and also trying to attract more tourists and then they shutdown the country last fall for more months because of fears y bowl actual it will be interesting to see if they make any statements about their plans for economic -- special economic zones. and also are also on a personnel level as you mentioned in the outset will there be new appointments to the national defense commission and in particular will kim jong un's sister have any new titles come is out of these meetings. >> this is

(cheers and applause) >> beck. this happened on dpa today. the international space station is it spinning out of control like a drunk little potato

have been spread all over the -- all over the area, these soldiers who would sometimes and a child to beck child and ask the child to come over, show them pornographic videos on their phones and indicate to the child exactly what sort of sex he wanted performed upon him. and in other cases the children would approach the french soldier and ask for food or for water and would be told you will receive a food ration, an individual combat ration in exchange for doing this. and then it goes all the way up to children little sodomized by different french soldiers and begging for the soldiers to stop and then being seen by their friends the next day limping around feeling obviously physically very distressed. the fact that these -- these accounts were documented and there is no further documentation of the response by uncief the commission for human rights and others to these obviously traumatized children and there was no effort that at least is he have defend that they moved in to stop it. it's appalling. >> it is pretty horrific, thanks so much, paula donovan there. >> you are welcome. >>> sou

. >> if this doesn't quite make sense to you, then you'll have to start by talking to sam beck he's theeral manager for modern shed. >> he does all our processing our cost sheets our contracts, and handling all our contractors in different ways. >> you will need to first drive nearly two hours south of ryan's place in seattle to find him at his home which is where he works. >> i'm the general manager of modern shed. although i'm self-employed. >> that's right. tim is the general manager for the company but he's not an employee of the company. he's an independent consultant and modern shed is his primary client. >> i have three or four other clients. but the majority of my time is with the med. >> if you want to see where the sheds are made talk to eric johnston. he's located three hours north of tim. >> eric does our drawings and head of the fabrication. >> my head is johnson contract connecticuting services. >> eric works full-time and pays the rent on this building he pays the workers, he pays their insurance and he pays the taxes. and modern shed they simply buy the finished products

then you could plan and predict the becks outcomes for those people. if that sounds unsettling to you it should because the guy who brought us this foundational psychometrics model also coined the term eugenics. he measured what he believed was a fixed quality in human beings. psychometric testing became employed in many different contexts due to short and correct for differences in people. as we try to make this a land of opportunity it was also very competitive. the benefits in our society were unequally distributed and still are. the idea of meritocracy determined by testing became a safety valve. were having a conversation conversation about who gets what in society and who gets what resources and you can point to educational tests and that therefore the people who are the smartest and work the hardest. what hardest. what really kind of astonishing is if you look at the history up to that point, after standardized tests, now called achievement tests it took a very different turn and they began to be a put forth as an instrument of equity. they use

. >>> in no, the try beck that -- the 1990 film is as an up and coming mafia leader. >> it's just a greating night here and 25 years it's a nice special event. >> who would have believed the time would have gone by so quickly but here we are. we have made a wonderful mow have. i was very, very happy to be a part of it. >> i'm thrilled we are all together. i haven't seen a lot of the guys in a long time. oh my god cast members left and right. >> if you could not make the screening but he did record a message that introduced the film to the festival audience. >> it was a memorable movie. >> yeah classic. >>> time is 5:55. more than 2700 people confirmed now as dead in the nepal earthquake. the rescue efforts under way right now. >> the ultimate legal show down over same sex marriage starts tomorrow. >> good morning we are looking at a commute here that is getting busier all over the place including on 237 as you drive through and head over to sunnyvale. we'll tell you more about that coming up. >> and skies will be mostly clear here in the morning. expect for a few patches of fog. it will b

both harris and lapd chief charlie beck pointed to what happened in ferguson, missouri. >>> chp almostdown by a distracted driver taking self ease. the one photo that she walked away with. >> reporter: the chp says 44-year-old care a baldwin wanted to take self ease while behind the wheel. but this is the picture she ended up with. a mugshot after her arrest. according to santa cruz ch p pe she was on southbound highway 1 when a motorcycle officer rode up on the driver's side and period in. she was busy posing for the camera on her cell phone all while driving in rush hour traffic. she was allegedly so busy hamming it up for the camera, she didn't notice the chp officer yelling at her to pull over. she drifted into his lane and came within inches of hitting him. >> stumbling upon a driver oblivious to the world kind of gives you xhilz. >> he pulled her over and smelled alcohol on her breath. after a field sobriety arrest, she was arrested for dui and for that she gets this picture she likely won't soon for get. chris heart net kpix. >>> new criticism for the oakland police department.