bill ayers in the spotlight. once again we'll play you his shout down with radio talk show host larry elder and get larry's reaction, coming up. >> sean: welcome back. we continue now with the final installment of my interview with donald trump. i spent more time than anybody in the media on the issue of reverend wright and bill ayers. he was asked one question, he's a guy in the neighborhood. we discovered he started his political career in bill ayers house. he gave speeches with him and sat onboards with him. >> acted like he hardly knew him. >> sean: his answer is he is some guy in the neighborhood. on 9/11 of all days he had that in "the new york times." media ignores it. reverend wright i was fortified by him he rode around listening to tapes of him. he's like family to me. of course ego thrown under the bus. there's a picture in that church magazine -- >> both of these guys hate obama because he dropped them. there's one thing, i'm like a loyalist. i have people that -- i try to be loyal. he's a very disloy

she is shouting out what about bill ayers? as a terrorist, a bad guy, but he was obama best friend. he dropped tony, a jobs bill, and he bought a house, we all know about housing. he buys resco -- rescko buys a house next to it. obama was to build on to his house. sells them part of his life at part of the market value. that ruins a lot for him. he buys this time. not only was it under market, but he rendered the rest of the piece of land useless. now when i heard that, i said, that is the end of his campaign. that is the end of him. i did not know him. i did not care. but i heard it and i said that was the end of his campaign. nothing. he is president of the united states. can you believe this? bill ayers, i did not want to get into because i would get wordy, as obama would say it. he was a terrorist, but he is a genius. he is a genius. there has been a long controversy about obama's first book, who wrote it. bill ayers came out and said he does not like obama because obama has not treated him well because he dropped him and l

it can pack bill ayers. the compression of the bay mud then is done by loading a bunch of soil that creates a great deal of bay mud over time. both of those together create a disabled platform for the construction of the buildings and utility and researcher. the yellow area is where the dynamic impaction would take place, under all the new developments. on the perimeter, the vibrocompaction, to create a stable shoreline along the edge. president vietor: so, are you seeing the center of the island is not going to be stabilized? >> the open space areas -- there are no utilities out there in those areas. there is no reason to worry about liquefaction and an earthquake. >> what about kids playing soccer some afternoon? >> liquefaction -- the crown settles, but it is not a catastrophic -- the ground settles, but it is not a cass strophic event. you might give boiling of water. >> and dynamic compaction. i assume there is an environmental impact report. what would happen to the bay creatures? i would imagine if he

it's fascinating for me to see bill ayers in the news every day. i think it still looms large in our politics. >> i was wondering if there were any papers now that you are, you know, thinking sort of live up to the underground idea? i have friends on berkley working on slingshot and independent press, and i think there's a lot of different papers of political stances that maybe people within that group read it. >> right. >> i'm just curious your thoughts on that current press. >> there's a lot more diversity now with the internet. the cliche that says everyone with a laptop and internet connection has their own press in a sense. it's easy for people to put across, you know, di senting view points nowadays. you know, ironically as, you know, even though i'm critical the way the "new york times" in the 60s put across mainstream establishment values and sort of failed do acknowledge their own bias, their own mainstream bias, i still think there's a place for professionally staffed daily newspapers today more than ever, and so, you know, a paper like t

to get away with minimizing his relationship to the former whether terrorist, whether in former, bill ayers, david axelrod said, well, he was just somebody new from the neighborhood, in fact had a relationship over 10 years and several tech being used, a couple of foundations. they were closer. i would like to switch now to immigration and just look at just how much immigration, navin in the newark republic in 1993 said it seems when you look at mass immigration we revert to their policy of mass immigration without ever making a decision to do so. i don't have this in the book, but i did do a paper on it about the 1965 immigration reform act which essentially listed the ritualistic national origins quotas at the time of the democratic party which backed it and the times which took its cues from them said it would not swell the roles of immigrants with third -- would change the demographic character of country north of the millions of people lining up. in fact, both of happen. whether the demographic change is good or bad makes no difference to me. what is important is that this was a huge b

superintendente "bill huyett" indico que el 13 de abril presentara las nuevas poÍticas de seguridad que regiran en el plantel.--entre las ideas que surgieron en una reunion realizada ayerligar a los estudiantes a portar identificaciones y asignar policias al campus. --las autoridades sanitarias y ambientales de "california" ya detectaron los primeros rastros de radiacion en la leche.--el departamento de salud estatal indico que el 28 de marzo pasado, se analizo una muestra lactea en el condado de "san luis obispo" y se encontro presencia de "yodo radiactivo".--lo mismo ocurrio en el estado vecino de "washington".--en la otra costa del pais, en nueva york, se reporta la presencia de "yodo 131" en el aire y el agua de la ciudad.--en todos los casos, las autoridades insisten que los niveles detectados estan muy por debajo de los limites peligrosos. ---los senadores de california aprobaron hoy una iniciativa que facilitaÍa el proceso para que los trabajadores agÍcolas se afilien a un sindicato y negocien contratos laborales colectivos.---el proyecto le permitiÍa a los agricultores organizarse por medio de una peticÓn a la junta de relaciones laborales del estado, en vez de

ayers, abc -- cbs 5. >>> state insurance commissioner david jones announced today he is joining the whistle-blower lawsuit against the healthcare provider. the suit alleges that sutter hospitals engaged in false billing practices for anesthesia services. jones says through false and overblown bills, sutter allegedly bilked patients out of hundreds of millions of dollars. >> we found this in invoice after invoice after invoice. and when brought to the attention of sutter, no reasonable explanation to explain it was provided. >> sutter denies the allegations saying the plaintiffs in the lawsuit haven't provided evidence to support their claims of billing improprieties. >>> he is accused of several murders spanning three decades. coming up, new disturbing revelations on how that suspected serial killer chose his victims. >>> animals beaten and neglected. the plan to keep track of animal abusers before they strike again. >>> lost, late, luggage? good luck getting your money back. how the government is trying to change that. ,,,,,,,,,,,, for three decades. 77-year-old joseph naso was >>> for the very first time, we are seeing the senior citizen accused of going on a murder spree for three decades. 77-year