now we just spoke to a man that says just days before actually moments before it happened he talked tomothy about something like this happening. >> he said one of these days somebody is going to get killed. >>> mayor is quoted as saying the people who installed the speed bumps had good intention but he once again was illegal and they could cause hazards. >> that is incredible hearing from him. >>> fbi operating a small air force carrying high-tech surveillance video. that is according to a new report from the associated press. now in a recent 30 day period the ap found the fbi flew more than 100 surveillance flights over 11 states. the fbi says the aviation program is not secret and the flights are for ongoing investigation but the ap says the government has gone to great lengths to conceal its ownership of the planes registering them to at least 13 fake companies. >>> the u.s. senate scheduled to vote on a replacement bill for the patriot act. the senate will vote today on the usa freedom act. it would phase out the bulk collection of american phone records. the senate failed to act o

a lot of work goes into case before it comes before you. i know it's a truncated time and things happen very quickly. the staff does a lot of work before it comes before you. in order to survive the appeals process, the revocation access must be well documented and documented disciplinary history and that may span years. a recently enacted ordinance which goes into effect next week allows sf mta taxi service to have subpoena power and to conduct testimony or other evidence. adding subpoena power makes it simpler and more efficient to gain taxi services for permit applications for permit holders and the sf mta to present relevant evidence at a taxi hearing. a ruling by the board of appeals has an impact to diminish the enforcement mechanism in the eyes of the industry. obviously any decisions are looked at by a lot of eyes. there are about 9,000 drivers and many stakeholders in the taxi industry. sf mta conducts drivers training and driver recruitment process in conjunction with the industry. sf mta sponsored a free esl class for taxi driver

to vote but since they have a grammar access to knowledge for debating political issues than ever before due to the internet and cola's in school able to discuss the issues with their classmates and people outside of their community 16 political knowledge is about the same as as 21-year-old and quite the afternoon of the adults a they've development the ability to make independent voting changes to whether or not it teens will influence the pressure to vote like their parents we've seen especially in the independents referendum that most teens voted not like their parents but they discuss it with their parents they'll not vote with their parents they can swaes r access and analysis their information independently on their own. >> and we're not asking to be accompanied by snare parent. >> you go alone with your parents not over your shoulder your own choices. >> and finally we believe that 6 and 17 year-old have the rights to vote with the responsibilities accruing crew at the age ever 16 and 17 they can work and pay tax and drive cars as people that eye public services are effected direc

that would be here that wish to make a statement before this court before i post or set the bond? i'll go through this. susie jackson, a representative of the family of susie jackson? no. sharonda singleton? there are. will you please stand? you have a right as the representative of the family to make a statement today before we set bond. would you like to do so ma'am? >> no thank you. >> thank you very much. ethel lance, would you like to make a statement in regard to this hearing concerning ethel lance as a victim ma'am? would you like to come forward, please? you are representing the family of ethel lance, is that correct? >> yes. >> and you are whom? >> a daughter. >> i'm listening, and you can talk to me. >> i just want to know how he can take such a precious life. i will never talk to her ever again. i will never be able to hold her again. but i forgive you and have mercy on your soul. you hurt me. you hurt a lot of people. but god forgives you and i forgive you. >> thank you, ma'am. i appreciate you being here. representative of the family of myra thompson. sir, would you l

a whole lot of old names we have all heard of before. how is apple going to try to set itself apart from the competition? >> apple tries to be cheaper. if you are offering a cheaper model and service many people your family, for example. it has artists exclusively. taylor swift is only on apple music digitally. and there is another way these companies try to set themselves apart. the personal needs. if you are jogging spotify has the idea that the music you are listening to actually adapts to this situation. >> pretty spooky stuff. it i is a rapidly growing sector. >> there are others than apple. people are reluctant to pay for things they find on the internet . music is only one example. that is why many of apple's competitors are offering a free service that is funded by advertisement. a apple does not do. -- something apple does not do. >> thank you very much. sarah, back over to you. sarah: i think i photobombed your chat. i got so excited. i speak for 13-year-old girls everywhere. tennis news now. some of the sports biggest names ha

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before any money transacted that came to the sheriff's department. from january 14th-15 we were able to stabilize resources for the mission and tenderloin stations station units have been done before between the sheriff's department and police what is different about this particular pilot a where he were able to follow this on our own to show good faith and commitment but b this has hour by hour and day by day data shift how much time and data savings we were able to benefit in being able to station units versus the police department we knew coming into this pilot and i know that haven't forgotten 1 of the issues that the police department would like assistance with we would like to step up to mayor lee and budget staffs for hospital runs before somebody is brought down to the county jail to be booked they may have to go to san francisco general first. that can eat an enormous amount of time of a police officer taking somebody to sf general and the requirementses of the sfpd is typically two officers that then have to transport and essentially sit wi

the planning committee met before this commission meeting. there were two contracts that we looked at today. one is part a, contract to mission neighborhood health center the other one is a contract to my team which is hospice for people living with hiv aids. we have voted and recommended to put both contracts on the consent calendar. also there were an emerging issue that we discussed quite extensively and we are planning to put that on the agenda for further discussion. in terms of what the time line would look like as we got some update from our cfo that we are very likely that we're going to move the time line. we trying to get some of the information hashed out. >> questions to the chair of the finance committee or any further comments? if not, no public comment? >> item six is a consent calendar. >> so the contract report is before us from the committee and the question would be whether anybody wants to extract any or prepare for the vote on the consent calendar. we'll prepare for the vote. all in favor please say aye. and the consent c

before any money transacted that came to the sheriff's department. from january 14th-15 we were able to stabilize resources for the mission and tenderloin stations station units have been done before between the sheriff's department and police what is different about this particular pilot a where he were able to follow this on our own to show good faith and commitment but b this has hour by hour and day by day data shift how much time and data savings we were able to benefit in being able to station units versus the police department we knew coming into this pilot and i know that haven't forgotten 1 of the issues that the police department would like assistance with we

>> this was the scene before a s.w.a.t.ay into a row home on emerald street yesterday. neighbors who heard gunshots called police. when officers arrived, a man barricaded inside the house started to shoot at them. neighbors evacuated. the gunfire eventually stopped. that's when the s.w.a.t. team went in. once inside the row home a police robot found two men dead. investigators tell us they were not shooting because they held their fire during the standoff. >> it's an easy call for us. we have clear policies on that, and they're for a reason. i believe a lot of lives were saved that day because of that. again, i was thankful there were no other lives lost. >> police found a gun inside the home. they're trying to determine if one of the men who died was their suspect, an ex-con considered armed and dangerous. >>> this morning seven people including a firefighter are recovering after being injured in an apartment fire in montgomery county yesterday. the blaze broke out on the upper floor of the building at the towers of wyncot

this is just before 238. also problems for 580 on the san rafael side of the richmond san rafael bridge. east 580 before san quentin, a motorcycle accident off to the right shoulder. the bay bridge commute holding steady. metering lights are off. traffic is fine bound for san francisco. >>> smooth sailing in the weather department as this morning, a weak cold front works it way down from mendocino. it's produced a little bit in the way of drizzle. later in the day we'll get more clouds than yesterday and cooling temperatures. so a little bit of a cool start to june in the bay area. right now concord has 60 degrees. in san francisco, 57. we're overlooking the airport and levy stadium in san jose. santa rosa, 54 degrees. low pressure is on the shoreline, proves not much, a little bit of drizzle, cloudy, cooler, and the windshield wipers working today. there's the potential that some moisture from a hurricane andres, that's spinning off cabo san lucas, could get caught up in the low, and a sprinkle on thursday.

tell your doctor before all planned medical or dental procedures.g xarelto® tell your doctor about any kidney liver, or bleeding problems. xarelto® has been prescribed more than 11 million times in the u.s. and that number's growing. like your guys' scores. with xarelto® there is no regular blood monitoring and no known dietary restrictions. treatment with xarelto® was the right move for us. ask your doctor about xarelto®. >> and military law enforcement lives were in danger when they shot a terror suspect. police encountered 26-year-old usaama rahim approaching with a myself and refused to back down. after seeing the video it was clear that rahim was not shot in the death. his brother an immarch claimed he was shot in the back but rahim may have been inspired by isis. >> facebook c.e.o. is marking the end of the jewish mourning period after the death of her husband, the 45-year-old executive who lost her husband in a treadmill accident while on vacation in mexico a month ago. this morning she took to her facebook page to sure her emotions and thoug

it was a show before its time. it turns out "star trek" had to end before it really began.hat's exactly what happened june 3rd, 1969. "space, a final frontier" space wasn't the only frontier star trek was exploring. it was a show that mirrored its catch phrase "where no man had gone before." "i think it's going to be the biggest hit, or the biggest miss god ever made, and it out to be a bit of both." the original run of star trek ended after just three seasons on june third, 1969. it was a decent run--- considering how the show started. "i said 'look fellas, it's a little more than western. we have spaceships instead of sixes, zap guns instead of shooters but it'll be and uh, unfortunately when they gave me the of good actors, and i just uh.. i went they didn't get what they asked for, what they agreed they were naturally very upset." creator gene roddenberry introduced star trek-- at a time when the space-race was at its peak-- 1966. "nasa was using us as publicity but i am sure you've heard that before. or we were using nasa as publicity, it was a symbiotic relationship,

two years ago before bridge gate chris christie's popularity was at a high. now they've plummeted to a low. >> my political obituary has been written before it's okay something i'm used to. each of those people that write the obituary has one vote. activists and donors say the person considered a presidential front runner has been hurt by the controversies, but have not stopped chris christie, he plans to head to new hampshire after the campaign announcement >>> a car bomb attack in afghan's capital. one person dies. the afghan's government plan to rebuild a police force and take control of international aid. more than two dozen homes reduced to rubble in washington statement the race to control raging wildfires in the west. only on al jazeera america >> my name is imran garda. the show is called "third rail". when you watch the show, you're gonna find us being unafraid. the topics will fascinate you... intrigue you. >> they take this seriously. >> let me quote you. >> there's a double standard. >> you can't be a hypocrite. >> you're gonna also get a show tha

come to sesame place before little kids become, big kids. before dress up, turns to make-up., hashtags. it's time to celebrate our 35th birthday, with our new neighborhood birthday party parade. come to the only place that makes little hearts race. save $20 on one visit through june 21st at sesame place dot com. sesame place go before they grow. >>> a french skier slipped and fell into a crevasse while skiing in the swiss alps, the skier ended up dangling of a hole with no end in sight several feet above the surface and the man called for help before a swiss guide slid a rope into the opening. >>> three people are recovering after their car was split in half by an amtrak train. >> you can see the car being slit into two right there, they are investigating if the crossing arms were down or if the driver drove around them. 170 people on the train but not injured. >> jurors will listen to more recordings of the movie theater shooter, yesterday the jury listened as he told the doctor he was calm and collected walking into the aurora theater, holmes says he does not remember most

and when speaking before the commission if you care to, do state your name for the record. i'd like to call roll at this time. commissioner president fong commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore commissioner richards we expect commissioner wu to be late and commissioner johnson for absent commissioners, the first item on your agenda proposed for continuance item one is at california street is proposed to june you figure out 2015 and next rezoning properties and zoning map are june 18, 2015 case 3 at pine street conditional use authorization is proposed for definitely continuance i have not 0 other items proposed for continuance i'll check on those any public comment on this item? for the items proposed for continuance not seeing any public comment is closed. >> and any commissioners feel like making a motion commissioner moore. >> (inaudible). >> thank you commissioner on that motion to continue matters as proposed commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore commissioner richards and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners,

before their escape, he was serving 25 years to life. david sweat was a 22-year-old burglary suspect in 2002 when he and his accomplices shot a deputy sheriff 15 times and ran him over. now 34, sweat was serving a sentence of life in prison. fred akshar was with the sheriff's department. >> it was a traumatic event for not only the members of this agency but also the community. >> reporter: one of the first things investigators say they looked for were security tape, but this prison has limited video capability and there are no cameras on the street where the men escaped from the manhole. both can this and mexico, where richard matt served time for murder, have been alerted. >> rose: don what are the problems they're having in the search? >> well, very difficult conditions. it's heavily wooded area here in the adirondacks. but also we've had a lot of heavy rain today which makes it not only difficult for the searchers and their helicopters to get into the air but the bloodhounds can lose the scent in heavy rain. >> rose: don dahler, than

. >> nobody's ever seen anything like that before. >> "caught on camera," audacious jailbreaks. >> i can't imagine what they were thinking. >> savage beatings. >> they were going to be administering their own form of jail justice. >> and one of the most notorious prison riots in history. >> the thing that was so extraordinary about that day is the rifles didn't stop them. >>> "caught on camera: inmates and outlaws." >>> hello. i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." when dealing with dangerous people out on patrol or inside prison walls, members of law enforcement know never to let down their guard because the minute that happens, something terrible could unfold. one ohio officer learned that lesson the hard way. a late-night arrest leads to sudden violence. >> this was a person whose intent was clearly to hurt someone. >> this came out of the blue. he did not see it coming. >> and a fight for his life. >> you don't know how it's going to end. >> may 15th, 2011. elyria, ohio, 3:00 a.m. in a small town 30 miles west of cleveland. police are called to the house of 29-year-o

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before the start for a beer and sausage fest in the village. germany is proof ma conflicts can end and great progress. for the funeral of bea,u biden son of vice president joe biden. before leaving far germany president obama praise dollars the younger biden for living life to the fullest. >> in 46 we couldn't do in 146. he left nothing in the tank. >> he died a week ago after a two-year battle with brain cancer. >> a positives ton hospital but is expected to offer. she was wheeled off the wheeled on a stretcher the red sox game was halted. kin singing to physical has the month old princess charlotte in the arms of her brother prince george who is about 0 two turn. 90,000 fans saw american pharaoh become first winner of the believed right from the start as they say the rest is his tore row. michelle miller has more on the big race. right now the weather of. the threat of thunderstorms in the nation's mid section. the warm temperatures as will much of northeast. hot in the southwest. in the week ahead warmer in the east. but stormy weather retur

homeo phobic before we hire more officers. yet something really significant happened with respect to those texts yesterday. even though the police chief is saying we should terminate those officers, the san francisco superior court issued a order that basically says that the san francisco police commission has no jurisdiction over those disciplineary cases vaurfbing those officers. the court said we are taking that away from the police department and we as a court will be the ones who decide a very important question when chis whether or not the police commission and police department acted in a timely basis in terms of disciplining those officers. what does that mean? it means that we may have a situation where the court decides that in fact the police commission did not act in time and that the police department actually knew months more than a year maybe a couple years about those texts but didn't do anything. what is going to happen is there is a very real possibility that those officer will be reinstated. that is a possib

[gavel] so this item is before us. supervisor tang. >> thank you very much. i am always glad to see members of the community to serve the city and i am happy to recommend kim hirschfeld for the position and move to the full board. >> okay. moved and seconded and we can take that without objections and congratulations and we will see you at the full board. [gavel] next item please. >> item 4 is hearing to consider appointing one member for entertainment commission. there is one seat and four applicants. >> okay. members we forseen this coming and theodora caminong coming on to the commission and short lived and happened in july when the seat is up but the process is that we will actually have to see -- vet the seat through the rules committee so we have a few applicants in place and i think only one is here today and a couple declined to come but i think mr. wills is here so -- wells is here so if you could come forward and maybe three or four months we seen you last. >> [inaudible] >> yeah we seen you a lot. >> i have been around. thank you supervisors. it's

before dress up, turns to make-up. and tag becomes, hashtags. it's time to celebrate our 35th birthday, with our new neighborhood birthday party parade. come to the only place that makes little hearts race. save $20 on one visit through june 21st at sesame place dot com. sesame place go before they grow. >> this afternoon police loss ankle less investigating after a car crashed into a terminal at lax a 9-year-old critically injured a child was standing outside a term that yesterday afternoon when she was hit and the driver kept going and hit a wall. police believe the 67-year-old driver may have mistaken the gas pedal for the brake. >> well it looked like a scene from movie and instead was surveillance that captured the moment a car flew over a row and cars and crashed into a building in montreal. the driver was transported to the hospital with serious injuries and is expected to survive. police think the driver accelerated accidentally. >> and scary moments at a circus were caught on video over the weekend a circus acrobat fell into seating are

[gunfire] before security forces finally shot him dead. three days after the attack, hotel security was still light and we managed to walk into the hotel grounds where dozens lost their lives. witnesses told us the whole terrifying ordeal took something like 45 minutes from the moment the first shots were fired on the beach to the last that ended rezgui's life, raising the questions: where were the police? where are the security services? shortly after the attack, this hotel staffer said workers at the beachfront called police when they heard gunfire but nobody answered. tunisian security services said rezgui had never crossed their radar. when we visited the neighborhood where rezgui lived nearly two hours away, his neighbors told us they barely knew him and they all said he blended in and gave no clues he was an extremist. as for those arrests today scott, the interior minister said they all had links to the gunmen without saying how but we were told that didn't include suspected accomplices. and after describing the shooter as a lone wo

church sat with black parishioners for nearly an hour before shooting and killing nine before fleeing. federal and state officials are investigating the shooting as a hate crime. al jazeera's rob mcrae joins us from charleston. >> evening. the suspect is in custody. fbi flew him here to charleston earlier today from north carolina. he has a bond hearing at 2:00 pm tomorrow. in the meantime you can see a lot of people gathering throughout the night in front of the church where the nine people were murdered a little over 24 hours ago. a stream of individuals, some talking about exactly what the issues are, racism, gun control. many discussions on the streets. earlier we had a woman with bagpipes showing her report. the streets went silent after she ended her talent. we are taking it in here. it's a sad moment in charleston and another moment of reflection where america has to dig in and figure out what need to change so this doesn't happen again. we are told that the suspect's room-mate said that dillon was perhaps planning this for the past six months. a question raised is why the room

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this court before i post or set the bond? i'll go through this. susie jackson, is there a representative of the family of susie jackson? no. sondra singleton? there are. will you please stand? you have a right as the representative of the family to make a statement today before we set bond. would you like to do so? thank you very much. ethyl lance. would you like to make a statement in regards to this hearing concerning ethyl lance as a victim? would you like to come forward please? you are representing the family of ethyl lance is that correct? and you are whom? [inaudible] >> daughter. i'm listening and you can talk to me. [inaudible] >> i will never talk to her ever again. i will never be able to hold her again. you hurt me. you hurt a lot of people. but i forgive you. >> thank you ma'am. i appreciate you being here. representative of the family of my rathompson. sir, would you like to make a statement before this court? please come forward. your name? >> anthony thompson. >> mr. thompson. >> i would like him to know. >> s

one day before the teen was attacked. a 47-year-old man was bitten swimming in pgh waist-deep water 20 minutes away. >> sharks are out there don't swim where people are fishing. don't swim near piers. >> there have been 6 shark attacks along the coast in north carolina and south carolina. >>> today marks the end of the term for the supreme court. the court ruled against federal regulators attempt to limit power plant emissions of mercury. they upheld the drug implications in botched execution, they think it is highly likely that the death penalty itself is constitutional. >>> still ahead today an coming up on "action news" at noon, a way to doctors should deal with childhood obesity. >>> a boss explains why she had to hide her baby bump while at work. we'll be right back. >> all of the banks in greece are closed today actually for the rest of the week new desperate attempt to avert a financial collapse. atms are open, but account holders can only withdraw $67 a day. the country is due to repay a loan to the international

before the war there society was really ruled by southern women. they were a lot more fun, truth be told. they referred to themselves as bell's. there was a certain amount of buying among them but also a great deal of friendship and their letters are full of politics and also again very very frank and at one point, dolley madison's gray beast was brilliant and beautiful land kind. they all liked her. they discovered she was going to marry stephen douglas. none of them could stand steven douglas and he was considerably older and had a couple of kids and so jefferson davis's wife writes home to her mother and says the dirty speculator and party trickster, broken in health by drawing with his first wife's money, buys an elegant, well bred woman because she is poor and her father is proud, fortunately washington is getting a new water system so sparing his wife capsule factories, douglas may wash of a little more often. his acquaintance will build larger rooms with more perfect ventilation. the men don't write that stephen douglas saying so he still de

. >> that's happened before i have the same rights. >> we have to through the chair reopen the item and then take a new vote. >> okay. >> let's do that. >> through the chair. >> commissioners we'll return to the consideration of item proposed for continuance items ab for the case and cu a at brooirnt street which is proposed until july 2nd we had a there is a motion and a second commissioner moore wants to resend her vote. >> commissioner antonini. >> well, you know i'm fine we're going to vote first on this again and see if we have enough votes. >> so - on that motion to continue to suggest r august 6th commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore no. >> commissioner richards marry no arrest commissioner wu. >> that fails 3 to 2. >> commissioner antonini. >> the best to continue to september 10th for this item, item one ab second. >> commissioner richards. >> second. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further on that motion to september 10th commissioner antonini. >> commissioner hillis commissioner moore commissioner richards and commissioner wu. >> so moved, commiss

to kick this back to the city, there is dozens between the party right now, before they came to you, they exhausted every possible question they could ask. and they have determined very clearly, these walls sit on the neighboring properties not ours and not the other neighbor on the corner -- >> i will have to cut you off that was a final bell for a three minute we do this with the public comment with this many cases if i could ask the attorney, when this many cases, concerned at once, is it still considered -- okay so collectively we will allow an extra minute for public comment. >> there is no legal dispute, our neighbors stopped talking about it, when we said we're not going to way for your walls, other more than the dry rot that sits right in top of the dry wall, if you are not going to help us pay for the walls, there is nothing left to discuss. so there's been so civil action this is the first i have heard of it this is just the stepping in and saying there say danger. (buzzer) i think that is the important stuff, all the base shows these are at the base of the property not our

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they pulled off a dry run the night before.ple effects of sweat's confession are now being felt back at the prison from which he came with the suspension now of 12 people from the clinton facility including top brass. let's begin with deborah feyerick who has been all over this from the get. but first, this dry run, the night before apparently when the guards were sleeping. fill me in. >> it makes perfect sense. you have to think about it these two individuals planned it so it would happen when the cells -- the final cell check had been accomplished before the following one earlier in the hours. everything had to be in place. how did that yellow note -- "have a good day" how did it get there? clearly this was very well planned out. they wanted to make sure they hadn't -- that nothing had gone you know unthought of. these were two very clever individuals. they planned everything. >> until they got out. >> until they got out. exactly. but even then they were able to elude authorities and, think about it they came up with a plan b

and when speaking before the commission, if you care to, do state your name for the record. i'd like to call roll at this time. commissioner wu commissioner antonini commissioner moore and commissioner richards we do expect commissioner hillis and commissioner johnson we don't expect commissioner president fong to be present commissioners, that places you under your is items for continuance item one at 1444 discretionary review is proposed for continuance jill july 16th and case no. 2 for bay street is proposed for continuance until july 6th and next is order court discretionary review and various to august 15, 2015 next at order court discretionary review and variance are proposed for august 13, 2015 item 5 for has to do with i didn't discretionary review authorization is proposed until august 1, 2015, and item 6 ab at silver avenue planning code zoning and confusion are continued until august 15th further under our discretionary review claurdz item 18 ab at jackson street discretionary review have been withdrawn. >> thank you. >> any public comment on the continuance calen

i'm sorry but that is putling the cart before the horse. before we go down that path we need to make sure we look at this police department and addressing the reforms that are needed. the fact that the chief of police is saying these officers should be term inated is a good thing, but the problem is that the court is saying that this department did not act appropriately. the fact that a court is saying that should give us pause. it should give enough pause to say, let's look at what reforms may be needed before we go down this path. i will be supporting some of the amendments but i will most definitely be voting against this ruzlution and think if this resolution passes we'll have egg in our face here in city hall and i think it is actually sad that that is how we want approach this. at a minimum we should continue this if we are not sending it back to committee but i want to be on the record saying this isn't just a mistake, but one of the graveest mistakes we will have made if we go forward with this. >> supervisor avalos >> we have amend

. >> good morning at least two of you have appeared before me in the last two years i think you know my kind of work we've been doing i've been pleased to chair the committee since on a 2002, 3, 4 i've told everybody this is my last term 20 years of doing this is when i start in november 16th but i really think this group we've had for the last 3 terms is the best one every we've worked nicely together everybody understand and nobody comes in with an agenda and we try to look at everybody who talks before us with object itself and sometimes they like it and sometimes not we also say if everybody leafs happy we've not done a good job. >> actually, my experience before the committee has been we get all the language but the process of engaging in the language is very fun frankly has been fun for me. >> i used to laugh at chris daily if you want to know how democracy works this is the committee i always say that and well, that's a big plus. >> you expect to be continue on this as chair as well. >> yes. we've got a good group and really a nasty looking ballot coming up we'll voluntary to

what was life before you got the subsidy. what was that like before you got these subsidies? didn't have insurance. we could not get insurance because of pre-existing conditions. and it was an incredible mental strain, very hard thing to take day to day on whether or not you were going to be able to cover medical costs should they occur. and my wife needed simple thyroid medicine. she was a west nile patient. and she needed the medication for that that we were very hard to purchase. just for one blood test was about $700 and it was prohibitive. and so you're just living under this strain of whether or not you'll ever meet your medical costs if they should come up. >> gwenn, what do you say to people who continue to call for the repeal of this law? >> until they're directly impacted by this decision they can't understand the important of such a ruling. so it's sad to me that people still feel that even after the decision came down that potentially they could go back in and appeal it. it's just sad that they don't understand the 6.4 million people that it was impacting. it's ju

talk to me about the primary opposition to it. >> before -- right before the last word is bewill ensure they all have affordable healthcare, the reason i oppose obama care for a long time, is i don't believe in magic words. i don't believe you can save and say here is affordable healthcare. by entransforminging a model by taking insurance power out of the patient to go and shop and to take that -- why can't you email your doctor, why can't you call them in the morning and say i have something wrong with you all the stuff you get from your vet, obama care has made that worse. why don't you see what anything costs in healthcare, you didn't see it before you won't see it after. it is just doing to be worse. so we tried to take this law on, on the constitutional case, and now the statutory interpretation case, and again today we see that the chief justice apparently has a few principles and he is often food on them but when it comes to ard toble care, he decides he needs to save that law and as the justice said, it shouldn't even be called obama care it doesn't even resemble what obama repo

the idea of getting into a company, like, facebook before it goes public, before its shares are available you buy shares for that or groupon or anything that's gone public. pandora; right? seems as extreme as owning a unicorn itself to many investors. but our next guest makes the impossible reality for clients allowing institutional investors to invest in a company before it goes public. you want to know how that works? you want in? here in a fox business exclusive, bill segal. call it second market because these are secondary offerings. these are companies that are not public, i'm thinking lyft, uber, pinterest, how do you do it? >> well, the companies come to us. typically these transactions are prenegotiated well in advance. they're talking to institutional investors, they're not hurting for inbound interest. the institutions want to make an investment in the company, but a lot of times the company doesn't need the capital. so what we say is we would like to have you on the capital table, but instead of new security, why don't you buy from our employees, ex-employees. >> who were grant

you hit the first nail and sharing it with the contractor before work and contact the inspector before you start and architects we put it on the drawings for contractors as possible and wait a minute -- have we dealt with that -- >> the front end work. >> thinking about what is coming. this is what the inspector is going to look for so i should look for it too before i start. >> how much education are you doing in your jurisdictions or communities both with contractors, architects and just with the community, your end users -- i consider myself one of your end users. what type of outreach or community education are you involved in and i would like to ask that of everyone. >> in san francisco inspector richard halloran put together a very ambitious program which he has been almost every week a lunch seminar on a different topic and brings those in the private sector to come and talk about things. i'm going to be doing something in august on historical buildings and? -- and some people have taught them so that education has been very helpful. >> as a training officer with the city of l.a

before they exchanged ideas this morning, there was an exchange of gifts. here is the video of that. can you see that the mayor of rome handing mayor nutter a small statue showing the founders of rome who were raised by wolves as roman lord dictates. the mayor nutter gave mayor marino something he is familiar with, a molgeddel of the liberty bell. they went behind doors to talk about the pope's visit in philadelphia in september. after the meeting, mayor nutter told us this about what this type of planning is allowing them to do. >> there is a schedule there's a script and then there is pope francis. and he will pretty much do whatever he wants. and, you know, win most of those battles. i think there are ways to deal with those kinds of issues. he has to be safe but we also want to have a great time and be accessible to the people. >> reporter: back here live looking at some of the ruins carved into the hillside here. the theme of seven hills of rome. mayor will spend a lot of time on the ground today discussing security. before they get to that though, the

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in the years before in the five years before he went to 41 different medical doctors and psychiatrists problems. his fearing of the loss of eye sight. claiming he had 35% of his sight at night. the doctors discovered in fact there was no as they put it organic reason this eye sight should be affected which suggests it was a mental problem. he also complained about being depressed. the psychiatrist put him on anti-depressants. then he said he could not sleep because of the anti-depressants. there were a lot of signs this was a troubled young man and one psychiatrist questioned whether or not he was as they put it apt to fly. the question is should anyone have known this? germany has tough doctor-patient secrecy laws. some doctors felt they could not report that. the prosecutor will take a look at that and see if by any chance someone should be held criminally libel in this case. >> jim in paris. thanks. >>> close call in the skies over the black sea. u.s. officials tell cnn that the u.s. fighter jet flying at high speed came within ten feet of u.s. air force reconnaissance plane last mo

he was gone for ten months before finding him. they did find him, and then the next place he locked up from and then escaped was in louisiana the maximum federal security prison. having escaped from two other facilities already by the time that the feds had had. he must have been casing the joint immediately. he mouf been casing it the whole time before he figured out how he was going to get into that. the way that he escaped was intrep. he got a job which was repairing and sewing mail bags. in the course of that he figured out a way to mail himself. he sealed himself up and got himself mailed to freedom. got into a mail bag and mailed him to a warehouse and busted out that he sealed himself into and got himself an energy drink and went off down the railroad tracks. >> put yourself in my position. >> yeah, i know. >> i am not throwing you against. >> do you think that i am a prison escapee. >> think about it. they have years and years. >> now, when i crossed the track i saw you running and i said well, how lucky can i be? >> no, n

this is 95 north before 420.ost likely just driving too fast running into that ponding out on the road. ben franklin bridge, a lot of wet roads to deal with as the heavy rain continues to move through the city right now. again, inbound and out bound looking okay in and out of the city. also into new jersey. good morning, new castle county delaware, south jersey, speeds looking good. still dealing with some rain along i-95, 495 over the delaware memorial bridge. just drop your speed few extra miles per hour when headed out. upper providence downed tree at route one south bound at route 252, police are directing traffic around that incident. new jersey turnpike, couple of accidents, one before burlington mt. holly left lane block northbound also farther south and we are look at before route 322 accident on the shoulder, getting by with in problems. also berlin, white horse pike, westbound at haddon avenue, the off ramp remains closed due to sinkhole. the alternate is crosskeys road. that's a look at your ride this