the bureau of land management or blm hosted a mustang adoption event in lorton, virginia. some adopters came to pick up the mustangs they selected online. >> reporter: for just $125, this horse can be yours. buy a second one for only $25. the bur of land management calls it >> a lot of people do it for the challenge. some people do it for the mistake of having a wild horse. >> i'm kind of crazy. so i've been known to do very crazy things. >> reporter: heather young is here to collect the three horses she selected online. >> this little philly here. this is the other philly. she's 2. >> reporter: until today, she's never met them. >> we're really excited to get them home and start playing with them. >> reporter: heather and her daughter tori plan to train the mustangs and use them for trail rides. they come from seven western states and selected completely at random but checked by a veterinarian to ensure they're in good health. >> i expected wild crazy horses, but no, they're not. >> reporter: the mustangs aren't used to being handled but often their adopters are inexperie

against law -- "fight blm violence against law enforcement officers." a colorado judge has found robert lewis dear mentally incompetent and unfit to stand trial over the november shooting spree at a planned parenthood clinic, which killed three people and wounded 9 others. dear has admitted to the shooting, saying he targeted planned parenthood "because it's murdering little babies." the case is now on hold. dear has been sent to a state mental hospital for treatment. in financial news, the world's top 25 hedge fund managers earned a staggering $13 billion last year. this means that only 25 men earned more than the entire economies of some countries, including nicaragua and the bahamas. two men, kenneth griffin of citadel and james simons of renaissance technologies, each earned $1.7 billion last year. both men have poured millions into the 2016 presidential race backing republican candidates who have since dropped out. simons is now backing hillary clinton, with more than $2 million in donations so far. griffin has also been a major supporter of chicag

and the way they did it is they looked specifically for service in blm, and they have these examples that i'll show you in a minute. third, agencies are not effective at managing the mine plan review process. it can really get -- it has gotten out of control. i remember when i was with the usgs. we did all of the work out of the usgs conservation division. all the mine plan permitted and approvals. review of the drilling plan, environmental plan, mine plan. everything. it was done promptly, usually got out the door in time. we had a pretty good relationship with industry. things got done, environmental law. we were underneath the law. everything was handled. but as that was taken way and the bureau of mines was dissolved and the land management agencies don't have enough geologists to staff up, they get further and further behind despite their best efforts. the gao report main graphic is this one. and it shows during a 4-year period of 2010 to 2014, they looked at about 60 mine plan permits submitted between the service and blm. here's the allocation of the mine plan approvals, in te

the gun was allegedly taken from a blm agent's car that was not secured. attorneys for the steinles say, the family hopes that their actions today will serve to highlight the lax enforcement of gun safety regulations among the law enforcement agencies involved and bureaucratic confusion so that this won't happen to others. >>> an alameda firefighter was hurt putting out a house fire. firefighters arrived to the home on fountain street with flames through the roof around 12:30 a.m. one woman escaped in time. crews put out the fire in 30 minutes. they say that they had trouble knocking down the flames from inside the house. >> there were access issues and heavy fire load in the house so crews had a hard time getting in. >> the firefighter is expected to be okay. the cause of the fire is now under investigation. >>> now to campaign 2016 after stops in san jose and san francisco yesterday, hillary clinton continues her campaign swing in the bay area. today she met with members of the oakland community at an eatery. oakland mayor libby schaaf joined the democra

a typical blm permit takes almost a year. this isn't ned, these are statistics from gao and others. up in north dakota you can get a permit for drilling in about 10 days. now there is congressional legislation right now pending on this and we'll see how that happens but just, give you an idea, the legislation for minerals is inside of the energy bill. so the energy bill passed the senate and then of course it is in conference now and it's maybe going to be signed, maybe not but the hope of the mineral bill being passed depends on its host, the energy bill. we'll see how that goes. in the long term, what can we do to appreciate our reliance on critical minerals? and the first thing is, that we are reliant and portend to our economic health and secondly, our high-tech standard of living, if i want these things, these gadgets, i've got to have those minerals, no way around them. there are no substitutes for them yet. we need also to map all of the domestic deposits. i remember when i started with the survey, their mission, from 1879 by president hayes was to go out and map all the land

so blm, land management, what do they have?y have an officer who puts his weston in the -- -- weapon in the car and someone breaks in the car. >> so are they going to lean on that, a jury and look -- will the jury just look at the facts or -- >> no, the jury will be instructed just to look at the facts of the case. so emotionally, a jury will probably give steinle something. the real trick here will be to get to the jury and the federal courts because there will be so many motions where the governments government immunity, you can't come after that. dismiss this case and a judge is likely somewhere along the way to dismiss this case. if they get to the jury like i say, that will be a big win. >> even against a former sheriff? >> even against a former sheriff. he will say i did what i thought was right. >> that's the law of the land. >> right, so leave me alone. otherwise, they will be afraid to make decisions. >> and the chronicle editorial board sat down with the mayor. the judges are ought to be held accountable if they fail

from a lock box and the most high profile case last sum her the gun taken from a park ranger in the blm was used to shoot and kill kate steinle. the list include i.c.e., san francisco sheriff department hayward police. >>> officers say arrested one man and are looking for one person. they spot add car going 80 miles per hour on 101 in mill valley. the pursuit ended in marin city where both the driver and passenger got doubt and ran in opposite directions. chp says that officers caught this driver who had this high- powered weapon along with 50 rounds of ammunition. the passenger got away. >>> the novato police department is facing claims of discrimination and harassment by two of its veteran officers. the lawsuit was filed in a federal court earlier this month. the suit claims that the lieutenant discriminated against two of his subordinates because one was a woman and the other guy. they say that they were placed under unwarranted scrutiny and harassment. the police department says that the suit is unwarranted. and an under investigation turned up no substantial to the claims. >>> and

more of that less than the blm. >> kimberly you're up. >> i love that. okay.this is what i wanted to do. i'm glad we got to do it today. this is a 13-year-old boy who is battling leukemia. he told his friends and family he wanted to be a k-9 officer when he grew up. so the highway patrol expedited the matter and made him a member of the team. he's alongside his fellow officers and real life k-9s. it was a special occasion for him. he got a plaque acknowledging his position as an honorary k-9 police officer. you see him right there. he's a child but he has the dog. it would be amaze field goal he had a real dog. >> he was there with the other dogs. very special for his family. please join me with greta tonight. we have a great show planned. >> geraldo, you're up. >> this is under the general heading of taking lemons and making lemonade. back in the day when jon stewart had the daily smop i had just gotten out of libya after gadhafi had been thrown out of the office but not yet captured and the country was in chaos. i got involved -- i got caught in a crossfire

and the way they did it is they looked specifically for service in blm, and they have these exampleshat i'll show you in a minute. third, agencies are not effective at managing the mine plan review process. it can really get -- it has gotten out of control. i remember when i was with the usgs. we did all of the work out of the usgs conservation division. all the mine plan permitted and approvals. review of the drilling plan, environmental plan, mine plan. everything. it was done promptly, usually got out the door in time. we had a pretty good relationship with industry. things got done, environmental law. we were underneath the law. everything was handled. but as that was taken way and the bureau of mines was dissolved and the land management agencies don't have enough geologists to staff up, they get further and further behind despite their best efforts. the gao report main graphic is this one. and it shows during a four-year period of 2010 to 2014, they looked at about 60 mine plan permits submitted between the service and blm. here's the alkaslocation of the approvals in terms of

. >> reporter: attorneys for the steinle family say the blm's training manual makes it very clear that the ranger's gun should have been under lock and key. but it wasn't. >> somebody who didn't follow regulations. >> reporter: attorneys say the second defendant former san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi broadened sanctuary city regulations that went beyond his realm of power. >> so he made himself the judge and jury. >> reporter: they are talking about this single memo concerning a new stance toward i.c.e. that mirkarimi sent to his staff weeks before kate steinle's murder. no additional assistance shall be provided to i.c.e. representatives unless sheriff's legal has been contacted. >> and this is the abuse of authority that led directly in an unbroken chain to the death of kate. >> reporter: the attorneys also name i.c.e. for allegedly sitting on their hands saying they could have detained juan francisco lopez- sanchez once he was released from sheriff's custody. >> unfortunately, we saw a complete failure here. >> reporter: city supervisors have been looking at tweaking the sanctu

he doesn't seem to be in the leadership of blm, black lives matter, but he has this other group hope you know, help or hush, you have got to participate or keep your mouth shut. he is kind of a race hustler. and if these charges are true is he a gross hypocrite. when i was a young lawyer representing civil rights and antiwar activists we had special contempt for what we call poverty pimps. a poverty pimp was someone who enriched themselves as they raise money. this guy raised 25,000 a week sometimes on twitter. where that money went is no accountability. it's all in cash. we don't know if he really was lining his own pockets, but he did opportunistically go wherever the action was. whether it was ferguson and michael brown or staten island and eric garner, freddie gray in baltimore. >> he was pretty articulate and this and that. what was his pitch, to raise money? what was he telling people to do. send me money why? >> because you want to be part of the movement. >> what movement? >> the black lives matter movement. >> did he mention black lives matter? >> i believe he did. he didn't

does better relative to congress in any of the other land agencies, which includes fish and wildlife, blm, and usda and the forest service. don't forget the dod owns quite a bit of land as well. we don't usually count that as the landholding department in the government. there was up until the early 1970's a pretty strong bipartisan consensus within the democratic and republican parties about this kind of work. the park service, more than most of the other agencies, retains at least some of that support so when the government shuts down and it within between the white house and congress over a budget bill, probably the pain of the national park service, the origin of the old washington monument strategy -- shut it down to make the taxpayers unhappy and that brings in more money to the park service -- that's a strategy that works. i worry a lot that the consensus over what is to be a better citizen and is the park service educating young people in american -- and americans toward citizenship. the fact that the two parties not rather different perspectives on what does it mean to educate ci

to congress than any of the other land agencies which of course include fish and wildl e wildlife, blm, and usda, the forest service, as well as don't forget the d.o.d. owns quite a lot of land as well. but we don't usually count that as one of the land-holding departments of the united states government. you know, there was up until the early 1970s a pretty strong bipartisan consensus between the democratic and the republican parties about this kind of work and the park service more than most of the other agencies retains some of that support so when the government shuts down in a battle between the white house and congress over a budget bill, probably the pain at the national park service, this is the origin of the old washington monument strategy, you shut down the washington monument to make the taxpayers unhappy. >> and we did it. >> that brings more money into the park service. that's a strategy that works. but i worry a lot that the consensus over what does it mean to be a better citizen and is the park service educating young people and americans toward citizenship, the fact th

to congress than any of the other land agencies which of course include fish and wildl e wildlife, blm, and usda, the forest service, as well as don't forget the d.o.d. owns quite a lot of land as well. but we don't usually count that as one of the land-holding departments of the united states government. you know, there was up until the early 1970s a pretty strong bipartisan consensus between the democratic and the republican parties about this kind of work and the park service more than most of the other agencies retains some of that support so when the government shuts down in a battle between the white house and congress over a budget bill, probably the pain at the national park service, this is the origin of the old washington monument strategy, you shut down the washington monument to make the taxpayers unhappy. >> and we did it. >> that brings more money into the park service. that's a strategy that works. but i worry a lot that the consensus over what does it mean to be a better citizen and is the park service educating young people and americans toward citizenship, the fact th