caller: i was trying to work with bernie sanders but he is a day late and a dollar short as far as i'm concerned. i keep getting a million e-mails and it is like, bernie, i am asking you to run for presidency but you do not seem to be trying . i'm giving you inside information that i helped bill clinton with, george bush, and i tried to help these people over the last two presidencies. even barack obama has my work. host: what kind of inside information to provide? caller: i do work on new developing programs, services, and it that are very important to create job opportunities and careers for the average person in the united states of america. my major concern is that people need opportunities and they are not getting them. host: that is going. he mentioned bernie sanders and he is mentioned in this article in "the washington post." john weidner writes that new

there were as bernie points out, two nypd officers shot. remember at the time the papers here in new york were pretty hard on the white house because the president didn't reacting a strongly as he did in ferguson. they took heat because they only sent joe biden to the funeral. they didn't think the white house was represented. how do you think the president handled this latest incident in ferguson? would you criticize him or would you say he struck the right tone. >> handles the way he handles everything which is not real well. everything you said about him can be said about almost every incident how he tends to be too late how he responds. tends to not have passion or outrage, going back to things like benghazi. where was outrage over what happened. that is just not who he is. he doesn't do that no matter what the circumstance is. he doesn't, i wouldn't expect him to do it in this case. i would make a distinction i think that when we can't compare if, if he is talking about police officers doing something, i think that we do hold police of

[applause] senator bernie sanders is widely known in vermont simply as bernie. he began a life of activism as a student at the university of chicago, where he led a sit in two protest discriminatory housing policies. after graduating and living on an israeli cabinets, he moved to vermont and had a series of jobs in areas ranging from filmmaking to carpentry. he ran and lost as a third-party candidate for several offices before winning a race for mayor of burlington in 1981. his margin of victory was 10 votes. sanders gained popularity by promoting burlington's local businesses, fixing potholes, and bringing a minor-league baseball team to town. vermonters elected him to the house in 1990 and to the senate in 2007. when sanders arrived on capitol hill, he was the only independent in the house. he has gone on to become the longest-serving independent in congressional history. he caucuses with the democrats and he has become the ranking member of the senate budget committee. sanders speaks out frequently on issues he is passionate about , such as cutting military s

senator bernie sanders join me now. odds of your running increased due to secretary clinton's e-mail troubles? >> no. i think that is an issue that the inside the beltway punditry is interested in but i can tell you in vermont that i think around the rest of the country that is not an issue of major interest. people are worried about how we create millions of jobs how we deal with income and wealth inequality deal with climate change how we deal with the disastrous citizens united supreme court decision i think hillary's e-mail issue is not a major issue. >> il think that bernie sanders as a champion of openness would be bothered by the lack of transparency that seems apparent with . >> i can tell you in the last week we've gotten maybe five, seven calls to my vermont offices. look hillary has her problems i have my problems jeb bush has his, everyone has their problems but i think it's imperative that we focus on why the middle class in this country for 40 years is disappearing the top one tenth of 1% owns more wealth

[applause] senator bernie sanders sanders is widely known in vermont simply as bernie.e began a life of activism as a student at the university of chicago where he led a sit in to protest discriminatory housing policies. after graduating and living on an israeli cubits, sanders moved to vermont and had a range of jobs from filmmaking to carpentry. he ran and lost as a third-party candidate for several offices before winning a race as mayor of burlington in 1981. his margin of victory was 10 votes. sanders gained popularity by promoting burlington's local businesses fixing potholes, and bringing a minor-league baseball team to down. vermonters elected him to the house in 1990 and the senate in 2007. when sanders arrived on capitol hill, he was the only independent in the house. he has gone on to become the longest serving independent and congressional history. he caucuses with the democrats and he has become the ranking member of the senate budget committee. sanders speaks out frequently on issues he is passionate about thomas such as cutting military spending, taking ac

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john: what about bernie sanders?he has moral dictates about how we treat our citizens. >> it would be hard to conceive of him as winning, but i definitely like to see him run. john: does everybody know martin o'malley? >> he's a governor, right? john: he's the former governor of maryland. does everybody in the room think that hillary clinton can win the presidency? >> yes. >> yes. john: no one disagrees. you feel like you know or hillary clinton stands? >> i don't and i was a supporter of her before obama won the primaries in 2008. i was trying to refresh myself because we know we know that she is the only viable democratic candidate at this point. i was trying to think of what she is trying to accomplish here. i don't know. i would like to hear more about what she plans to do. mark: what do you think? campbell: they were tough on her. this is what happens when you don't have a primary. anyone mistake is amplified and magnified. mark: if they like her they would like to have a challenge. some twitter secrets revealed

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who's -- >> if i may, you know let's not discount senator bernie sanders. a point though. and if he runs probably it will be as a democrat. the point is at least he has a very carved out niche area that he wants to talk about, reasons he would run. and he has ideas that he would advance. he could use therefore, what i mean a presidential run, even if it was fruitless, to advance some of the things he cares about. what i don't see in o'malley who has been traveling around for a long time now to try and whip up some primary interest is i don't see what is there is there. what is he about different from anyone or what is the message or messages he wants? >> the center of the political world today was in boston specifically dorchester where the friends of ted kennedy gathered at the opening of the edward m. kennedy institute for the united states senate at the kennedy library which includes a full-scale replica of the united states senate chamber and of ted kennedy's senate office. the president was there, the vice president was there. current members of both p

bernie brooks resigned.aul, this is an abrupt departure here, and it's just ahead of earnings out in a couple weeks. is the timing something we should note? >> well, rish, the market is connecting the dots, and not much liking the picture that it's coming up with, but the meyer chairman and the ceo and the new ceo all had a press conference about 30 minutes ago at which they said there's no need for earnings disclosure, it's not related to the first half results and it's all part of the ongoing strategic review, all part of the plan, if you like. bernie brooks says he's going because he's been at the helm nine years and simply doesn't have the energy to oversee another round of structural reform. he has done is once before. he ushered meyer from being a private company into a publicly listed company. when he took over it was loss-making and things reached a peak in 2010 when profits got to $270 million. but things have been a bit tougher since then. meyer has been struggling with online competitors and forei

>> i don't know what kind of campaign omailie will run or webb, but i think if bernie sanders decides-- i've worked for him, he's never attacked an opponent, never run an negative ad. >> how by comparison ads? >> no, he's going to run against something, the enormous greed that's strangling the middle class. >> who is he talking about? >> the billionaires that are buying -- >> no, which politicians? >> it's not going to be against hillary clinton. they have real differences and records that are different. for example, he voted against the iraq war, so there are drchszs, but he's not good to run a campaign, if he decides to run, against her. he's going to run against what he thinks -- >> other than bernie sanders, and i'm sure he will -- >> it's a different kind of campaign not mentioning your opponent's name, but the three that you brought up in the intro, there's no reason for them to jump in negatively right now when the presses doing it for them. >> that's a good point. >> they've all been introduced to the public positively, so why go negative right now when there's no purpose to i

. ♪ >> shares in myer are falling sharply today after the sudden resignation of ceo bernie brooks.oes his report to have anything -- departure have anything to do with that? >> the market has decided that it does. myer says it does not. the chairman says there is no need for any disclosure on earnings. it is all part of the structural review. the outgoing ceo does not want to stick around for another structural review. he has been there nearly nine years. when he started out as the boss, it was a private company. he oversaw a lot of cost-cutting and restructuring and he really turned it around. since then, things have become tougher for meyer with competition in the online space and foreign interlopers. he is stepping aside. it is not clear whether he jumped or was pushed. myer will have a new co, it is richard umberes. -- richard umbers. bernie brooks was to a over for a handover for a couple -- will stay for a handover for a couple of months. myer shares down 11.5% after the news. >> thank you for that. >> jobs, personal spending, investors on wall street are waiting -- are waiti

senator bernie sanders of vermont. senator, great to have you with us. mcconnell saying that this budget will improve medicaid. you got to break that down for us, senator. what is it? >> well i guess it's how you define the word "improvement." if you mean that there will be massive cuts in medicaid if you mean that millions of people will be thrown off of health insurance including some of the most vulnerable people in this country, including, you know seniors who are living in nursing homes, if that is improving medicaid well some of us would have some disagreements. i suspect what he means is that they're going to block grant it make major cuts then give it over to the states. >> to your knowledge senator, to your knowledge are there senate democrats that would go along with block grants to states on medicaid? >> to the best of my knowledge, there are not. it's not just block grants. it's major cuts plus the block grants. and doing away with all of the, you know the regulations that we have right now to protect the most vulnerable people in this countr

they do not have a plan after bernie ecclestone is no longer there.ession plan before they go to the ipo. he does not have a deputy. he has turned down offers to have someone work alongside him. at the moment, they are in a difficult situation where there is no succession plan. betty: until that happens ibetty: do not think they can. betty: ecclestone is the roadblock to selling. i've seen 12.6 million viewers now. 10% in just the last year. what about the expansion of formula one in the united states? guest: they have been trying for years to make formula one popular here in the u.s.. they have now got a race in texas, which helps increase the profile of the sport there. plenty in new york states as well. that 12 million is a cumulative figure. all 19 or 20 races added up. the national average audience is more like 600,000 per race which is much more than nascar. it is still the early days of formula one and they will try to make it a bigger sport in the u.s.. betty: that is a fraction of one nba game. that is alex duff in madrid on formula one. in o

bernie, we have 11% of our people unemployed today. how are you going to put those people back to work? bernie, are you worried that so few people have so much political power? what will you do about that? those are questions i do not hear very much about. i do not know a whole lot about it. i know what you know, what you read in the newspapers about the e-mails. i do not know what the rules are, but frankly, from the calls, just mentioned, i asked at the front desk, how many calls are we getting about hillary's e-mail? in washington d.c., zero. >> how would you handle the federal reserve as president and what do you think about the push the republicans to have the fed audited? senator sanders: an important issue. when i was involved in dodd frank, a major piece of financial legislation, we managed to get an amendment for the first time in history in the united states that did not audit the fed in its entirety but did audit the fed during the financial crisis. boy, bloomberg was active in that effort as well. i think they brought forth

i'm joined by senator bernie sanders, one of 30 lawmakers who will be boycotting netanyahu's speech toongress tomorrow. you're a democrat senator -- independent, you she say. >> independent. >> you caucus with the democrats and number of democrats are also boycotting boycotting. tell me why you decided not to attend. >> despite the prime minister's assertions obviously was taking place is extremely partisan and in fact unprecedented. the speaker of the house, john boehner, invited mr. netanyahu and forgot to consult with the president of the united states who leads our nation in terms of foreign policy. and i think that's wrong and i think it's a very dangerous precedent. second of all, andrea no great secret that mr. netanyahu is in a tough re-election race in israel. that election is in two weeks and i do not want to see the congress of the united states being used as a prop or photo-op opportunity, not for him or any other leader around the world who is running for re-election. >> have you felt any pressure because of your decision not to attend? >> no. in my state i've gotten calls

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former virginia senator and current senator of virginia bernie sanders.ony is calling in from pleasantville, new jersey. hi, tony. democrat. caller: good morning, peter and c-span viewers. i am going to piggyback on the immigration issue. the last time i checked, peter, everybody living in this country came from somewhere else. i do not understand why these people are so upset about barack obama's executive action on immigration. for the life of me, i cannot figure out how someone else and they deserve the right to live in this country and anyone else does not. i do not care if it is france, or anywhere around the world, i think people should be able to go and live wherever they think they can have a better life or their family and their children. thank you for accepting my call this money. host: mcconnell to appear on cbs's face the nation program. this will be his first appearance on the sunday morning circuit. that will be on sunday. john is in duncanville, texas, republican line. john, please go ahead. caller: good morning. i'm calling about the hilla

joining me now is vermont independent senator, bernie sanders. thanks for being here, senator. >> my pleasure. >> senator, banks are now talking about withholding donations. are they scared of the work you venn and others have done? >> well, i think they're beginning to get nervous that the american people are catching on, that the ethos of wall street is greed and fraud. that is unacceptable al for six financial institutions to have assets equivalent to 6 o0% of the gdp of our country to issue half the mortgages and 2/3 of the credit cards in this country. and the american people understand that we in congress are unable to regulate wall street in fact their power is to great they regulate the united states congress. and more and more people are saying, enough is enough it is time to break them up. and they are getting a little nervous. >> you know senator, financial reform is a big part of president obama's legacy. how big will this fight be in the next year? >> well, it's going to be a huge fight because as every listener and every viewer unde

bernie sanders. he has urged the president if he can believe that.raise taxes through executive action and white house spokesman josh earnest, he has indicated that the president really loves the idea. >> the president has asked the team to examine the array of authority that is available to him to make progress on his goal. but the president is very interested in this avenue generally. kennedy: am i crazy to think that this is bad economic policy some people think so and it is time for our next segment. sigmund is here. like sigmund the sea monster. [laughter] key is the senior adviser of the global strategy group and jay thomas is here. >> what's up. kennedy: he is a comic and host. >> back on mtv. kennedy: beach house 1993. you can prove your coolness here. the jay thomas show on sirius xm, that's pretty fantastic. so the president is thinking of spending hundreds of billions of dollars of potentially mass transit products. bernie sanders came on the show and said that he wants to jack up the taxes so that he can pay over a trillion dollars in var

julian bernie thank you for joining us today. you can also go to powerlunch.cnbc.com right now to see julian's thoughts on fed tightening, and even the chances of a recession. yes, the r-word has come back into our lexicon. there's all kinds of things on the website. go check it out. ty. >> mandy, the countdown is auto to spring that is. 16 days to go. >> we've got another spring storm or a snowstorm i should say, heading our way in the east. the weather channel tom nizzle tracking it. >> tomorrow we're going to see that snow work its way into d.c., baltimore, philadelphia, and even up to the doorstep of new york city. this is going to be a long track storm. look at the snowfall totals. as much as five to eight inches just north of nashville. there up towards lexington. by the way memphis could pick up a significant amount of sleet and even freezing rain in this situation. the snow will continue. washington d.c. through philly area, five to eight inches of snow. not out of the question to see as much as three to five in new york

. >> the last two, bernie and before midnight i thought each one -- i thought it doesn't get any better than this. we're way up there. >> but this is really even -- >> even those we never got any bad reviews, but it's like some kind of, hmmm, this one is all in kind of -- this has an extra thing to it. >> well, that's the thing. i wonder if in some ways it's bad, because you kind of go, well, it can't be as good as they're saying, actually, can it? [laughter]. i would be self-conscious. >> i'd go through the culture, if anything -- i'm starting to see the other direction. >> got to be bad. >> with the understanding they're not going to cancel the oscars and give them all to you. it does seem like it may be a good first next part of the year for you and let's hope that happens. >> if enough people see it. that's a weird world with its own rules. >> and politics. >> yeah, money, mainly. >> the genesis of this -- let's leave that hanging out there. [laughter]. >> yeah. >> the genesis of this film has sort of famously been written. it goes back 12 years, 13, 14, 15 years. >> yeah, probably.

can i call you bernie? >> no. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> it is baker and mcgirk. >> the famous scripted drama show. >> he is toast for leaving his post. we are getting started with a serious story by the way so pay attention. the army sergeanted sergeant bowe bergdahl with disserges and miss behavior before the enemy. bergdahl was captured by the at that . after he left his post and was part of a prisoner trade in which we traded five high value gitmo detainees. at the time the obama administration responded to heavy criticism saying bergdahl served with honor and distinction, a statement totally backed up by the army. >> sergeant bergdahl is charged under the uniform code of military justice with one count of article 85, dissertion and misbehave before the enemy by endangering the safety of a command, unit or place. >> that sounded like an -- the army agreed. the charges carry a maximum life in prison. questions. are you sorry that at this point you supported the bergdahl prisoner swap? >> not at all. when you wa

and bernie sanders of vermont is being all that is bernie sanders in his own righteous wing of the democraticarty. also martin o'malley who says had will not run for mikulski's seat. hillary clinton is polling in the 40 to 50% range, and he is polling at 40 to 50 points less than that. on the republican side, it's like the brady bunch squares. lots of candidates fighting it out every day. lots of politicking in public. on the democratic side, it is hillary clinton. who is very capable of getting into a political fight when she wants to. right now there is no one for her to punch. we haven't really seen anything like this before in modern politics so no one really knows what will happen, no one knows how you do this when you have the whole field to yourself and you don't really have primary opponents, how do you campaign for the presidential nomination? well, turns out we're learning the answer to that question is mostly you just don't bother. other than her paid speeches not open to the public or press, she has done a grand total of two public speeches in the entire year of 2015 so far. the f

lying and cheating and stealing and running our entire economy with a ponzi scheme that's so big even bernie madoff wouldn't have the spine to try it, nobody goes to jail. everybody gets a pass, nothing changes, and the business of politics as usual goes on. they give speeches they know aren't true. they sign bills they don't read. and when the law blows up in their faces, they give themselves another pass. and the media, they're in on the con. they're on the gravy train. today you ask americans, they'll tell you they don't trust the media. my question is why would anybody, where could you find anyone who still believes the media? folks, brian williams isn't the exception. he's exactly what they've taught us to expect from them. it's not journalism anymore, it's entertainment. it's celebrity, it's agendas and it's money. and all too often now, a lie is an acceptable way of communicating. a lie has as much value as the truth. we can't trust government to tell us the truth. they've already shown us that. the government evidently doesn't trust us. their surveillance and their oppression through

roland: daily for one second, bernie cecily -- can i hold it for one second, bernie's has to leave -- bernice has to leave. final comment. bernice: i am going to say ditto to everything. roland: make a pitch for the king center. [laughter] roland: i am trying to help you. bernice: i am not a fundraiser but i would love to have helped. kikngcenter.org. andrew: your father's last book was where do we go from here. that is not racial, if we do not have community we will have chaos. bernice: and right now we have a lot of chaos. barry: on your way out, pivoting on what ambassador young said, bridging two generations of civil rights. if i said we can celebrate dr. king i have a dream, respect all the anniversaries, but we need to upgrade our software as a people. we cannot keep looking back 55 years, we have to come up with a plan and strategy relevant to today. is that a legitimate observation or not? bernice: legitimate in terms of upgrading our software? no, i think that is very legitimate. daddy spoke about that. you have to have a new mental outlook in terms of what the situation dema

john: what do we think about bernie sanders?proud liberalism in moral to keynes about how we treat our citizen. >> i don't think he would ever win. i definitely would like to see him run. john: does everyone know who martin o'malley is? does anyone? he is the former governor of ireland -- of d-maryland. does everyone think hillary clinton can win the presidency? do you feel like you know where she stands? >> i don't. i was a big supporter of hillary in 2008 and i was kind of trying to refresh myself because we all know that she is pretty much the only viable democratic candidate at this point. i was trying to think of what she is trying to accomplish and i don't know. mark: what you think? campbell: they are really tough on her, especially the e-mail. this is what happens. any mistake you make it amplified. mark: up next, some twitter secrets revealed. ♪ campbell: the white house just announced that president obama finally called bib.i. mark: back to march madness. pimm: hello. i am pimm fox. here is what i'm taking stock of. eu

bernie made me mad last night. i'm going to mute him. you should listen to what he has to say. mr.g points were spin. selecting the may 2007 unemployment rate instead of the december 2008 rate was a distortion. maybe i'm speaking too quickly for you, but more than likely you are camped out on the far left websites. the recession of 2008 was caused by bad bank loans and that led to the unemployment rot. it's all in context. kevin college, the key financial meltdown was caused by president clinton's affordable housing act. you can't blame it all on that. in australia it is couple pulsempulsory to vote, but not required. thank you for that clarification. the ladies on canterbury were only snooty to you. rob, like stewart and you, bill i have the travel jeangene. i am completely floored by "killing jesus." everybody gets it at 8:00 on the east coast and west coast. you will never forget the movie. i guarantee that. might not like it. i think you will but you'll never forget it. bill i bought my mom vip tickets to meet you and miller in rio rancho on april 11th. we'll see everybody at t

delighted to host an important event with the special olympics today our president and general manager, bernie prazenica was on hand to bring together the special olympics and the local business commune, in july the world games return to the united states for the first time in 16 years the torch passes through all 50 states and comes here to philadelphia in june. abc's world news tonight is next on channel 6, and "action news" continues at 10:00 on we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> breaking news tonight. the young co-pilot who locked the captain out of the cockpit. his training, right here in the u.s. authorities say his intention to destroy his plan to fly that jet into the mountain. tonight, the captain heard pounding on the door to get in. and the passengers screams in those final moments. >>> also breaking at this hour the explosion right here in new york city. fears some are trapped, rescue teams on the scene right now. >>> the deadly tornadoes. at least seven reported touching down cars flipped. and the children rescued from inside this gym. >>> the bridge collapse. the truck slams in

karl rove everybody directly ahead, bernie goldberg on how the media is covering the hillary clintonnd whether sexism will be a major campaign theme for her. later, laura ingraham will compare mrs. clinton to president obama how they differ, what do they have in common? those reports after these messages. if you're taking multiple medications does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene available as an oral rinse toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. remember, while your medication is doing you good a dry mouth isn't biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. >>> weekdays with bernie segment. how carrying the hillary clinton email controversy. the only problem seems to be far left msnbc that's giving her a pass. >> this whole thing is unbelievable, they are going after hillary clinton because they know she is exciting the public. we have just got to get pass this because you could talk all day.

let's get one of those member senator bernie sander, independent senator from vermont vermont.decided that you won't go hear a speech from the visiting prime minister of israel. it's pretty unprecedented, isn't it? >> yes. >> has that ever happened before when a prime minister comes to the united states and a group of democrats or republicans for that matter decide to boycott the leader of a friendly ally? >> i think you're right. that's unprecedented. >> why have you decided that it would be best from your perspective to not go sit in the chambers and the house of representatives and at least give him the courtesy of what he has to say? >> a couple of reasons. the first open most important everybody knows constitutionally and unprecedented, the president of the united states is the leader of the country in foreign policy. the idea that speaker boehner would politicize foreign policy to the degree of not even consulting with president obama about netanyahu's visit is to me extremely unfortunate. >> bub that's the speaker. you want to blame netanyahu for what the speaker did? >>

i'm just saying compared to joe biden and bernie sanderses. >> i read a prompter so that makes me anhink someone like a.l. gore could enter the race. it's very possible you'll see john kerry enter the race because they don't want to cede this possible open space if hillary tumbles to someone like an o'malley or bernie sanders. >> i disagree. we haven't had a more than one ballot convention since 1952. eisenhower and tee stephenson. -- >> be tempted to join if they -- >> be tempted to join if -- let me finish -- in a brokered convention yes, i seek your theory working. >> not talking about the convention. >> by the time the votes are cast and by the time iowa and new hampshire and south carolina and nevada happen, it would will be too late. that's a fact oflight. >> all right mr. smarty pants. you're notes going read my prompter. thank you very much. >> iran, saudi arabia, syria, israel, take a guess which one the u.n. says is the biggest violator of women's rights. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle see how much you could save. how do i get hotel deals

. >> reporter: one of the names, detective conrad bernie her daughter who later became an officer spoke at the ceremony. >> i was 12 years old when he died and 42 years of his death he is the most important person in hi life. >> reporter: the memorial was years in the making and looked like it might not happen. ken howard a member of the police foundation is thankful for the generous donations that raised hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> it is very personal. i was involved in some of the incidents where some of these officers died. >> reporter: officer george w. crump died in 1893. tonight his great grandson was here for this dedication. >> kind of unique. very humble to go up there and put the flower in the wreath. >> reporter: the honor guard did a three-round volley of shots. >> aim, fire! >> reporter: and bagpipes played. the memorial lit up at night for the first time providing a place to think about the sacrifices made by these fallen officers. darcy spencer, news 4. >>> we're learning some new details of a police officer involved in a shooting. late last night d.c. police got

. >> good evening board members bernie department of building inspection and . >> has there been inspections on the proposed. >> not at this point in time they've not done the work. >> did it constitute a two or three story family building. >> yes. >> the appellant has complained non-permit work done on the upper levels we've not seen that no complaints in that regard anyway. >> okay. back to public comment anyone how is not a family member of the parties who wish to speak okay. seeing none commissioners the matter is submitted. >> commissioners the presentation was quite different had an the brief but the brief was laying out the issues as to whether manifested injustice occurred i don't find the information he provided to me was new information that needs to a determination of manifest determination and i believe the bar comments is quite clear not met in this particular case. >> okay. is there a motion? >> move to deny the rehearing request. >> okay. thank you mr. pacheco call the roll please. >> there's a motion on the floor from commissioner fung to deny the rehearing request on that mo

he was outside the american legion and police officer sharif issa found a bernie bmw with a man inside. he took action, fast. what i helped him get out of the vehicle and pulled him over to a safe distance. i hope this car does not explode. that was the one thought going through my head. >> the man in the car was intoxicated and now faces a dwi charge. >> a rock musician with ties to our area has died. jimmy greenspoon, keyboard player for the band three dog night died of cancer. he played with the band from 1968 until last fall, when he took a medical leave of absence. jimmy greenspoon was 67. the consumer alert about general motors. >> plus, young people unprepared for adult life? what a new study found about millennial' >> we are monitoring breaking news out of southeast washington, where there is an active investigation ongoing into a deadly police-involved shooting. it happened at the potomac avenue metro station. metro transit police tell us a female officer shot the suspect who was inside the train tunnel at the time. why the man was in the tunnel and if he posed a threat still