benson. colleagues do we have any questions at this time. supervisor mar. >> can you just elaborate more on the negotiations with the building trades on a potential labor agreement and it sounds like there's some strong commitments for percentage of local hiring and it's going to be more formalized in a commitment letter. >> yes, actually. similar to the warriors project and sea lot 337 that was before the board recentry. four city had a commitment letter for the city and the port have executed that letter and that is with the building trades and advocates in favor of local hire. it's leading to something called a project labor agreement which would govern the infrastructure at the site and these private buildings that are going to be built on these parcels and so the goal would be to have 25 percent of the new jobs that are created by those construction opportunities filled by local residents. and there's a method for checking whether there's enough workers in the union hall to fill those slots. but we think that they've done a great job in

we have brad benson. we have emily loed and be have jack with the city development. whoever wants to go first. >> good morning supervisors, emily lask with the work force development. our item is the pooer 70 work force which is the pooer 70 port site. our plans for the water front site are based on the pooer 70 master plan which was created if a three year really expensive community and state holder outreach process led by david bow pray who is here today. and byron receipt planning and director. the water front site proposal really builds on the main goals that came out of that planning process in the preferred master plan creating a new district, preserving historic resources and activities, creating water front spaces and attractive innovative users. that's a two year process that took place between 2007 and to 2010. the port issued an rsq and the city to enter into an agreement with the water front site. in 2011 and for the last two years the port and oewd has been working together to do analysis and come up with concept plans for this site and community outreac

, host of the guy benson show.ith us, carly fiorina. mr. pollock, welcome to the program, sir. when you read about this, i may be wrong, but when you read about this, first of all it sounds like the infrastructure is not put in place. the insurance exchanges mostly 30, 35 states are not in place. and when you look at the numbers for young people, they are not going to sign up. what's your take? >> first of all, i think with respect to young people, this is going to be a terrific deal for young adults for the following reason. under the affordable care act people can go into these new marketplaces, these so-called exchanges. when they do they can select from a wide variety of plans. here's the key. what the affordable care act does is it provides very substantial subsidies for people up to 400% of the federal poverty level, for a person living alone that's $46,000 in annual income. for a couple it's about $63,000. >> most people don't use. most young people don't want it, don't want to pay for it. actually, the way

baltimore's own adam benson is part of it. he joins us on cough with. one of the steadiest hands in america lives in our backyard. stay tuned, stay tuned, it's,,,,,,,,,, it's like lightning in a snowball. it's like an iceberg volcano. it's like a hot chocolate coolatta! i just read the cup. hot chocolate goes chill with the dunkin' donuts hot chocolate coolatta. hurry in and cool off today. to the juicy part yet. i have. it's tender, too. yeah? so he texts back, "spring break '05," like that narrows it down. everyone's talking about dunkin's new juicy chicken sandwich. grab one with barbecue or bacon and ranch today. >>> it continues to be one gorgeous get up and go. it's now 6:30. sharon has the latest on traffic for you right after marty's first warning weather. >> let's go ahead and take a look at the numbers this morning. clear skies 54 degrees, slightly cooler than this time yesterday by 5. by lunch 78 going to a high of 80. a day exactly like yesterday. don, take it away. >> thank you. >>> straight to sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> good

jackie benson is live now in northeast with details. >> reporter: pat, at the home here on 2nd street northeast, two suspects confronted a couple in their bedroom. they robbed them and then one of the suspects tried to rape the female victim. police tell us that detectives have gone door to door in the edgewood neighborhood here this afternoon where an unnerving crime happened around 4:00 this morning. the police report says the couple awoke to find two men in their bedroom, one armed with a knife, the other had a gun. they took the couple's money, iphones and laptops. >> the second case they attempted to sexually assault the woman, so this is a very serious case. we domt t want the public's hel they know anything about this or saw anything out there this morning, we would like to hear from them. >> reporter: what we're told is a struggle ensued. a shot was fired in the that house by the suspect. it went into the wall into an adjoining row house. coming up we'll talk to a woman who was sleeping when that bullet whizzed by her head. jackie benson, news4. >>> right now a suspect is unde

kim benson. she embodies what it is to be an entrepreneur. she's risk taking but calculated. and she is willing to change paths when she sees another one. her company makes bagels to help people lose weight. kim, i cannot believe this is your company. >> i can't either. >> when i first met kim benson in 2010, she was first working out of her home running her company, kim's light bagels. she's come a long way since then. >> it's incredible. i look at this space. i have to pinch myself to believe it's here. >> in 2008 kim's husband mark was laid off from his job and because of an illness couldn't get a new one. they had some savings, $18,000, but with all their expenses it was not going to last long. >> it was very scary. we have four children, a mortgage, middle-income america. >> so what did kim do? get a job? nope. she took the money and invested most of it in an idea to make low-fat bagels. >> here was the one opportunity. it was sink or swim. do or die. >> you certain li would have been safer betting on favor. she had no business experience and no access to deep pockets. w

here now is guy benson, the political editor. media editor with the national review and our distinguished co-host of the evening aei kris visiting chancellor ed kunard. author of the book "unintended consequences." you filed a story light this afternoon on nro. you are pointing the finger at william wilkins the chief counsel of the irs, who is a political apontee. tell me about that. >> well, we don't know that wilkins will be implicated in this scandal w. dough know the more we know about the irs scandal, larry the worse it gets for them. from their original explanation that this was a couple of rogue employees in cincinnati, that has been completely exploded. first we went this one up to lois lerner in d.c. the head of the national review showed that a team of lawyers in the technical unit known as tax law specialists were guiding this all along. now, today, we learn a source in the irs gave us a partial list of the 88 computers that investigators are looking at. includes the computers of irs chief counsel william wilkins who i

. >> supervisor campos, brad benson from port staff. the city's projects where the city has a proprietary interest, like with port land, have an inclusionary requirement of 15% which is much higher than most market rate housing in the city which is set at 12%. pursuant to proposition c ~. the project before you also includes a substantial office component which will be subject to jobs as a linkage fee as you know. 9 port's development partner the city of california, is proposing actually an 80/20 mix of market rate to affordable. they're primarily developed rental housing. in conversations with olson lee at the mayor's office of housing, mr. lee prefers on-site inclusionary with rental housing. and to get to that 80/20 mix for city, would be looking at tax credits, 08/20 tax credits to accomplish that goal. >> thank you. >> supervisor mar. >> thank you. i wanted to thank brad benson and the staff from the port, oewd, port city, and so many different community forces that took years planning this process. i guess when i went and visited

stone that securityeir p p is with benson fairow, a deputy chief with bart.after police arrived by train 8 minutes after the call went out. justified. witnesses could only wait and hope that the naked man.yeiner perez would not attack them. often times bart police are at a station but not always.as in this case last month. . deputy chief benson fairow change this is actively seeking a stay away order for hundred individuals. me that there are 27 vacanies for bart police. bart police. by the fast moving black forest fire that's burning in northeast colorado is worse then last year's blaze that killed two people lease 360 homes, and people. vice president joe biden will be in san francisco fundraiser for the democratic national san francisco based beverage said to be anywhere from 500 to 10-thousand dollars. meanwhile, protestors are expected to show up for biden's visit. the sierra club, greenpeace and other groups are opposing the keystone x-l biden's visit comes just a portola valley for fundraisers and a speech about the affordable care act. ♪ [ male announ

news4's jackie benson is on the scene with disturbing details. jackie? >> reporter: doreen, according to the police report, one of the burglars tried to rape the female victim. d.c. detectives went door to door in the edgewood neighborhood of northeast where an unnerving crime happened around 4:00 this morning. the police report says a couple awoke to find two men in their bedroom, one armed with a knife, the other had a gun. they took the couple's money, iphones and laptop, and when the man with the gun attempted to rape the woman, a struggle began. the fight led down the stairs and into the kitchen. that's where police say the suspect fired his gun. then he and the man with the knife ran out of the house. the bullet went through the wall and into the kitchen of the rowhouse next door where the homeowner's 18-year-old daughter was sleeping on the couch. >> the window shattered, and there's a hole in our wall. yeah. >> reporter: did you know what was going on? >> no. well, we have a mouse problem, so we thought a mouse like tipped over a glass, but it wa

here but i don't think we're open for public comment but i know the 1/3, 1/3, 1/3 split done by brad benson when in supervisor ammiano's office and this is a good split and we had them talk about how preschool for all tremendous for all and using the money wisely and i want to use -- i think the acronym slam and arts and libraries and in kind support is really critical for the school district but also the community based groups that really benefit as well as the students in our school district, but i wanted to ask we pulled the trigger for many years and how much money was not funded to the school district and community based groups and the first five over the period of its life the past 10 years? do you know? >> i knew that number last year and we didn't calculate it this year -- >> is it about 70 million or something like that. >> i don't think it was that high. i think we pulled it three consecutive years. we will get back to you by tomorrow on that. >> can you comment i know reauthorization of prop h or the enrichment fund people are building a coalition to reauthorize it for next year

. >> brad benson, special projects manager and i am here representing the rather extensive port team who has been working on pier 70 and active in the negotiation and we are joined today by kevin and that is a good... for the meeting. and jack is going to start today's presentation by going over the city's vision for the water front site. and the commission chose forest city because it is publicly traded company and it has got dback as to the capitol and the city has experienced developing neighborhood of the type that we are looking to develop at the water front site. and as a city team, we have been really impressed with their vision for the water front site. and they have got respect for the historic character of the site and they have been working very closely with the neighbors around pier 70. folks in dog patch and up on patrol hill and surrounding areas and so we are very excited to break this milestone with them today and i am going to turn it over to jack who will do about a ten-minute presentation about the vin for this site and i will follow with an equally short presentat

. >> supervisor campos, brad benson from port staff.e city's projects where the city has a proprietary interest, like with port land, have an inclusionary requirement of 15% which is much higher than most market rate housing in the city which is set at 12%. pursuant to proposition c ~. the project before you also includes a substantial office component which will be subject to jobs as a linkage fee as you know. 9 port's development partner the city of california, is

larry king albert benson is the man behind the make up of the woman or just vilified equality is ours is measured equally by people that just like you and people that love the dog python sets the record straight i saw this taking place on t.v. i got a number of blame for this now i think that i've been blamed for about thirty six school shootings plus what name would you give me if i were taking another salvador dali party. i love that. next on larry king now. welcome to larry king now today's guest is marilyn manson a man who needs no introduction a platinum selling musician grammy nominated all this talk rock icon he's now performing with another friend alice cooper in his masters of madness shock therapy tour when he's out making music he acts makes absolute and dabbles in watercolor painting and thanks for coming your name is brian want to brian he wonders if there's anyone ever call you brian. my dad does. he never got hooked on this study is it on an infinity he lives to come on to or i think. the place to soak up some of that he came for me so he helped with the young girls. yo

. >> chris i thought there was an amazing series of stories to be told how benson shaped american history have the matter where you are in the political spectrum about grade american history. he thought it is important to know for example, aaham lincoln was a gun buff and technology geek he h a behindhe white house to go back there to fire off rounds to test new gun technologies one day he was shooting and the police came by because there was a role at the time they started to curse at himnd grabbed the gun from him and the witness described abraham lincoln and quayle himself hgher and higher and presented himself then they rlized that is old aid himself and they ran away and he said there might have stuck around to see the shooting. the gun buffettis interestg and teddy roosevelt helped to have the rifle that our troops are still using a version of arnd the world today and john kennedy was designing the m-16. also the f-14 and tte rifle the vague magnificat -- a magnificent part of the history. >> it saved the world because my father and so many members of the greatest generationad begun

father's day is somethingethi special for brad benson and le it tson. now that kyleer is in their lives, they got frustrated with the adoption process that th starred in january of 2009 that started to an ad on facebook to find a mother. >> what if you try to put thomas up there, maybe? >> reporter: the two brads, a same-sex color and kyleer, who is almost three. t >> it's normal for us. us. i mean, it should end. i think the thing is we don't want it to be something ub charc terred or new. n >> reporter: big brad is brad wentton and so what does kyleer call them? >> i'm da-da. >> and i'm pop. >> reporter: kyleer iss precocious for his age.ge >> that doesn't happen any more. >> look at me, no more. >> ok. >> reporter: the adoption didn't happen overnight. they want through an agency, gog into a waiting pool, waited nine months, got the idea to go social media from tv. >> just saw a segment on another news cast in the morning about a couple that actually did an entire adoption through the internet. >> reporter: big brad has arad background in marketing.

jackie benson, news4. >>> breaking news in philadelphia where a building collapse has killed at least one person. mark segraves is at the live desk with an update. >> reporter: this happened right in center city, philadelphia. a four-story building that was being demolished collapsed onto a salvation army store around 10:30 this morning. more than a dozen people were trapped. one person has died. 13 others were rescued from the rubble. most of them had only minor injuries. right now it's not clear what caused the collapse. investigators say that there were no existing violations on the property. they say the contractor doing the demolition did have a license. from the live desk, i'm mark segraves. >> stay with nbc4 for continuing coverage of this building collapse in philly. we'll have continuous updates throughout the afternoon. you can also find the latest on our website, nbcwashington.com. >>> tonight a police report is revealing more about the murder of a d.c. can driver. three police officers on patrol actually saw and heard a gunshot inside the taxi on ontario road early tuesday

thank michelle bernard for center for women in politics, public policy, and george benson of capitaltting up and thank you for joining us. we'll be back next weekend saturday and sunday at 8:00 a.m. eastern time talking about next week's special election to fill john kerry's senate seat. will democrats avoid another scott brown surprise. coming up next melissa harris-perry. the supreme court on the precipice of a monumental shift in the country's ongoing struggle for civil rights. how the roberts court could undo decades of progress, what can be done about it. that's melissa harris-perry coming up. we'll see you next week on "up." every day we're working to be an even better company - and to keep our commitments. and we've made a big commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. through all of our energy operations, we invest more in the u.s. than any other place in the world. in fact, we've invested over $55 billion here in the last five years - making bp america's largest energy investor. our commitment has never been stronger. otherworldly things. but there are some

look here. 11 month old justice benson reunited with mother this afternoon so relieved. police say the father took the baby after domestic dispute and got into a minivan with someone else driving. before getting n.e. fired at least one shot into the air say witnesses. man's mother claim it was a disagreement between parents and son doesn't even own a gun. >> he's scared. he's scared. so i just want him to come home safe. for them to get him safely without having to go through anything else. >> police spot theed the father short time later near his home. he happened the baby to a relative and took off running. here's the picture. father is identified as 23-year-old joshua benton. >> federal judge has given his preliminary approval to a million dollar settlement in a class action lawsuit brought by protestors arrested by oakland police during an oscar grant demonstration. 7 news reporter vick lehas the story. >> i was surprised because i felt that we weren't doing anything wrong. we were just marching down the street. >> at the time this protestors told us she and the othe

jim is reading some ads from the -- >> benson and hedges.igar is a smoke. >> really? >> it is a man's world. the ideal gift for all occasions. oh darling how lovely. i've longed for bottling outfit for years. >> what? >> and various car ads. women can't drive you see. in stephanie's case, that's true. >> stephanie: i hit the stereotype. >> here's a fun one. do you still beat your wife? maybe you never should have stopped. read why in the educational booklet entitled why you should beat your wife written by an emmanent practitioner. send a self-addressed envelope. >> green stamps there? >> probably. >> stephanie: picture of a man spanking his wife because -- >> if your husband ever finds out you're not testing for fresher coffee -- >> what's store testing? >> stephanie: you pointed out i kind of like it. >> if he discovers you're still taking chances and -- >> stephanie: i forgot to store test again. bad girl. okay. >> you need to be spanked. >> stephanie: punch me in the ass. see, now you've gone over the line. now it is not fun anymore. >>

and he has done studies, but this is true -- deepak mentioned it, and herb benson has done some studies at harvard -- not only do people learning meditation have the subjective experience of feeling happy, fulfilled, creative, better relationships, but you see anatomical changes in the brain. you can see it on cat scan. you do functional mri, and you can see changes in different parts of the brain. so that's happening, and that's the concept of neuroplasticity. we have a physician, brilliant professor of neurology at harvard medical school, and he talks about neuroplasticity, he talks about neurons, he talks about the neurobiology of leadership. and when you have time just go to wikipedia, and if you haven't heard about mirror neurons, read about it. one of the most fascinating syndromes to me in medicine is phantom limb syndrome. so somebody's had an amputation, and they experience pain in that void, in the missing limb. and he stud -- quoted a study, and he's done seminal research in this field. so somebody's experiencing phantom limb syndrome, and next to him a stranger is massaging

joining me now to discuss it is guy benson. guy, good to see you, i want to make sure i get it right. their own description raises questions of how they see themselves and it appears if i get my papers, straight they see themselves as very, and have a problem and concerns about groups 501 cfour's that spend a lot on the elections. that is at the heart of the irs scandal. and the folks are asking who is this woman and how much influence over the line of the spouse? >> that is a interesting data point and interesting to see what happened and motivations behind the actions. i am a little bit wary of drawing direct lines between the spouses and what one person is doing for a living versus the husband or wife. in the obama supreme court, there were people on the left that demanded justice clarrence thomas recuse himself from the case because jenny, his wife worked with organizations that were against obama care. justice thomas declined and i think it was the correct thing to do. i am not willing to call it a bombshell or anything li

joining me now, guy benson, politicaled or for town hall.com. knew that holly sat in on all of the meetings that the conductor general, or virtually are, all of the sncincinnati people. how do you let the supervisor come in as you are interviewing the underling and asking the underling, who asked to you do this. not so good. so now we find out that indeed she was heavily involved, personally. she scrutinized between 20 and 30 cases, this is not a low level cincinnati employee. >> no, of course not. we have yet another layor of this onion coming off as we try to get to the roton core of this irs scandal. another talking point from the irs has bitten the dust very hard in this case. let's try to remember the time line. at first, irs leadership in washington, they said, oh, just maybe two people. rogue employees in cincinnati. as soon as we found out about this, we put an end to it and so fon and so forth. that wasn't much the case. there were documents that came out an test money and they knew it sooner than they admitted. then push back saying, w

joining us for more is amy benson, hedge fund products.ks for joining us. wa does that tell us about the more investors are allocating over 1 billion in hedge funds than they were six months ago? >> it shows the comfort in the asset class is increasing across the globe with more investors allocating more money, the large public pension funds, mainly out of the u.s. driving the sides of the industry higher as they put more money to play in the asset class. >> in the last year, you would have been far better off actually just going, you know, long on an etf or something. because the indices have done so well. >> but we're seeing investors putting money to work in hedge funds, other than reasons than pure returns. >> really? >> yep. they're looking to diversify their equity holdings. particularly pension funds aren't looking for outside returns. they're looking for lower volatility funds, stability of returns and asset protection. so there are pension funds. the hedge fund can be attractive investment. >> if it is a proper risk adjusted -- >>

host: here's bob from benson, illinois. caller: good morning. i haven't had my coffee yet. i apologize in advance if i'm not making myself clear. i don't understand why you have someone from cns news on c-span. the media is not a liberal as he claimed. it is corporate or conservative. i'm a glad -- grad student. i study politics closes. look at his demeanor, sir, i apologize, but the smirking and the laughing and giggling about government programs -- the individuals are government together. the government is not some third party that is divorced from reality, divorced from society here. we make up the government. host: as you know by watching this program, we put a lot of news sources through this program. he's our guest. do you have a question for him? caller: yeah, i'd like to know how he came up with the numbers he was using regarding there being more people on medicare and medicaid versus people working? : more people on medicare and medicaid combined than private- sector full-time workers in the united states. there is another 17 million people who are full-time worker

general grab the nearest officer and said we have to occupy that hill immediately his name was strong benson to the officer from new york. he grabbed two other regiments from new york and pennsylvania and the 20th main regimented and they went to the top of this hill. joshua l. lawrence chamberlain was only the colonel for about one month. he was in charge of 358 men and vincent took him to the extreme left flank of the union army of this little hill which is called little round top. . . round top. it is lots of places to be behind, and indeed chamberlain took the maximum advantage of that. half hour later or so they came again. they were pushed back. they came again and they were pushed back. each time they got closer and closer to the top of the hill because of the nature of guns in the civil war a good shooter in the civil war, good handler of the rifle could get off four shots a minute. so i want you to think of yourself at the top of the hill the 15th alabama came with a rifle and shoot. you are now prepared to shoot a second period. that sounds like an eternity but is 15 seconds. that