president evident bob ross foundation a retired attorney we're excited hear from you tom was a close friend the bob and a publisher of the bay area reporter it is my honor to now introduce you to tom and to pubically thank him and the bob ross foundation for the transformal justice for all. >> (clapping.) >> i promise my remarks will be shorlter than hers thank you for your organization for the times have made this happen and thank you mercy housing that provided the nonprofit low income focus housing component without which this is not happening and thank you, mayor ed the former supervisors and senator wiener former san francisco supervisor and senator mark leno and the entire city family having stuck with the project from the beginning and never abandoned hope bob ross used to talk about the dream of having a enhanced and project where for older lgbt people could live in dignity and be who they were reject fully he didn't live to see the accomplishment of what you have done but he would be thrilled to know that through his philanthropist he's helped to form a peace of the pie that

the entire city family having stuck with the project from the beginning and never abandoned hope bob ross used to talk about the dream of having a enhanced and project where for older lgbt people could live in dignity and be who they were reject fully he didn't live to see the accomplishment of what you have done but he would be thrilled to know that through his philanthropist he's helped to form a peace of the pie that made it a happy he'd be honored to know you've recognized his philanthropy and relationship in the community by dedicating the bob ross lgbt senior center thank you so much. >> (clapping.) >> tom and i will now do an untraditional unveiling of plaque a binder clip unveiling a new ethics commission and openhouse we've developed everyday new ideas we'll unveil to see the bob ross lgbt senior center plaque >> (clapping.) >> boy (laughter) i'm here this time to want to bring up a friend of mine who works for wells fargo and wells fargo bank is one of open houses oldest and longest ongoing fiscal sponsors thank you wells fargo over the course of a decade as openhouse has expand

president evident bob ross foundation a retired attorney we're excited hear from you tom was a close friend the bob and a publisher of the bay area reporter it is my honor to now introduce you to tom and to pubically thank him and the bob ross foundation for the transformal justice for all. >> (clapping.) >> i promise my remarks will be shorlter than hers thank you for your organization for the times have made this happen and thank you mercy housing that provided the nonprofit low income focus housing component without which this is not happening and thank you, mayor ed the former supervisors and senator wiener former san francisco supervisor and senator mark leno and the entire city family having stuck with the project from the beginning and never abandoned hope bob ross used to talk about the dream of having a enhanced and project where for older lgbt people could live in dignity and be who they were reject fully he didn't live to see the accomplishment of what you have done but he would be thrilled to know that thr

president evident bob ross foundation a retired attorney we're excited hear from you tom was a close friend the bob and a publisher of the bay area reporter it is my honor to now introduce you to tom and to pubically thank him and the bob ross foundation for the transformal justice for all. >> (clapping.) >> i promise my remarks will be shorlter than hers thank you for your organization for the times have made this happen and thank you mercy housing that provided the nonprofit low income focus housing component without which this is not happening and thank you, mayor ed the former supervisors and senator wiener former san francisco supervisor and senator mark leno and the entire city family having stuck with the project from the beginning and never abandoned hope bob ross used to talk about the dream of having a enhanced and project where for older lgbt people could live in dignity and be who they were reject fully he didn't live to see the accomplishment of what you have done but he would be thrilled to know that through his philanthropist he's helped to form a peace of the pie that

president evident bob ross foundation a retired attorney we're excited hear from you tom was a close friend the bob and a publisher of the bay area reporter it is my honor to now introduce you to tom and to pubically thank him and the bob ross foundation for the transformal justice for all. >> (clapping.) >> i promise my remarks will be shorlter than hers thank you for your organization for the times have made this happen and thank you mercy housing that provided the nonprofit low income focus housing component without which this is not happening and thank you, mayor ed the former supervisors and senator wiener former san francisco supervisor and senator mark leno and the entire city family having stuck with the project from the beginning and never abandoned hope bob ross used to talk about the dream of having a enhanced and project where for older lgbt people could live in dignity and be who they were reject fully he didn't live to see the accomplishment of what you have done but he would be thrilled to know that through his philanthropist he's helped to form a peace of the pie that

president evident bob ross foundation a retired attorney we're excited hear from you tom was a closeriend the bob and a publisher of the bay area reporter it is my honor to now introduce you to tom and to pubically thank him and the bob ross foundation for the transformal justice for all. >> (clapping.) >> i promise my remarks will be shorlter than hers thank you for your organization for the times have made this happen and thank you mercy housing that provided the nonprofit low income focus housing component without which this is not happening and thank you, mayor ed the former supervisors and senator wiener former san francisco supervisor and senator mark leno and the entire city family having stuck with the project from the beginning and never abandoned hope bob ross used to talk about the dream of having a enhanced and project where for older lgbt people could live in dignity and be who they were reject fully he didn't live to see the accomplishment of what you have done but he would be thrilled to know that through his philanthropist he's helped to form a peace of the pie that m

president evident bob ross foundation a retired attorney we're excited hear from you tom was a close friend the bob and a publisher of the bay area reporter it is my honor to now introduce you to tom and to pubically thank him and the bob ross foundation for the transformal justice for all. >> (clapping.) >> i promise my remarks will be shorlter than hers thank you for your organization for the times have made this happen and thank you mercy housing that provided the nonprofit low income focus housing component without which this is not happening and thank you, mayor ed the former supervisors and senator wiener former san francisco supervisor and senator mark leno and the entire city family having stuck with the project from the beginning and never abandoned hope bob ross used to talk about the dream of having a enhanced and project where for older lgbt people could live in dignity and be who they were reject fully he didn't live to see the accomplishment of what you have done but he would be thrilled to know that through his philanthropist he's helped to form a peace of the pie that

president evident bob ross foundation a retired attorney we're excited hear from you tom was a closefriend the bob and a publisher of the bay area reporter it is my honor to now introduce you to tom and to pubically thank him and the bob ross foundation for the transformal justice for all. >> (clapping.) >> i promise my remarks will be shorlter than hers thank you for your organization for the times have made this happen and thank you mercy housing that provided the nonprofit low income focus housing component without which this is not happening and thank you, mayor ed the former supervisors and senator wiener former san francisco supervisor and senator mark leno and the entire city family having stuck with the project from the beginning and never abandoned hope bob ross used to talk about the dream of having a enhanced and project where for older lgbt people could live in dignity and be who they were reject fully he didn't live to see the accomplishment of what you have done but he would be thrilled to know that through his philanthropist he's helped to form a peace of the pie that

. >> reporter: rob ross says he's -- bob ross says he's looking at what could have been done differently. >> this is deescalation, we didn't see deescalation in the video. >> this is true. >> reporter: the airline quickly apologized for the incident and grounded the flight attendant. it offered a full refund to the woman with a stroller plus $1,000 voucher and upgraded her family to first class for the rest of their trip to argentina. >> oh my god look at what you did. >> reporter: caught on camera conflicts have put a spotlight on the tense conditions passengers can sometimes face. over the past few decades, airlines have stuffed more people on each flight while reducing seat sizes and adding fees that put overhead space a premium. >> the tensions are definitely higher. flight attendants i must say have that hard job. >> reporter: paul hudson says passengers feel like they paying more for worse service. >> it's something to endure not something to really enjoy. >> reporter: the number of cancellations are at the lowest levels in decades and complaint last year were down. still, irritati

people i get to stand up here and give the speech we'll wrap up one the coast guard the door to the bob rossgbt senior center at the 65 laguna please help yourselves to refrernlts let's go from there thanks guys >> hi, everybody welcome to dobie i'm around the general council we're delighted to host this event here today, the one year adjoining celebration of downtown streets project>> (clapping.) >> and an honor to host this event we stood together in front of it city hall nounsz this program and launching downtown streets in san francisco is through is course of year brandon davis led the organizations made a credible amount of progress i'll not steal his thunder butcy over the course we'll have an amazing tuesday night to work closely with the downtown streets team with staff members and team members during the aspiring community meeting on 9 street and individuals are preparing for contribution of employment and in other work that is done in but community been a great tuesday night for us to detainee our understanding finding issues that face the community and really refine the way we ad

. >> reporter: bob ross says he's looking at what could have been done differently. >> some of this is-escalation. we didn't see de-escalation the video. >> this is true. >> reporter: american would not comment on that claim but the airline did quickly apologize for the incident and grounded the flight attendant. it offers a full refund the woman with the ro $1,000 voucher and upgraded the rest of their trip to argentina. caught on camera conflicts have put a spotlight on tensions passengers can face. over the past few decades airlines have stuffed more people into space. the tensions are definitely higher. flight attendant, i must say, has a hard job. >> reporter: paul hudson says passengers feel like they're paying more for worse service. >> it's something to endure, not really enjoy. >> reporter: the cancellations and people bumped from flights are at their lowest levels in decades and complaints last year were down. still irritation is running high. >> yes, it is a pressure cooker right now. >> pressure ross says we're all feeling. >> passengers are in this all together. we're a te

here here's nbc's jeff ross. >> bob harper is the face of fitness, inspiring contestants on nbc's "the biggest loser" but in february a sudden emergency, harper collapsed while at the gym suffering a heart attack. speaking exconclusively about it right here on "today." >> i was dead, on the ground dead. they started performing cpr on me and pulled out the aeds and used that on me twice. >> reporter: he says an aed, automated external defibrillator helped save his life. harper's gym had one, but believe it or not, but many don't. only 15 states plus washington, d.c. require aeds in gyms, but even if there's one available would you know where it is? to find out we've come here to the new york sports club. they do actually have an aed here, right near the front entrance and we'll test out some real customers. can they find it hand how fast can they find it when seconds matter. >> hi. jeff rossen from nbc. how are you? i'm going ask you a quick question, a little experiment. >> sure. >> somebody just had a heart attack around here. go find the aed. >> no idea. >> no idea. >> can't find it.

. >>> ♪ >>> legendary diana ross is returning to filth a, we have details, here this morning. >> i see bobelly, you would look fabulous in that sequin number. >> yes. >> purple body suit. >> put new that one. would you look good. >> i can do that. >> april 4th, 4/4/2017, we are starting off damp this morning we're very showery, out there, bus stop buddy is dressed accordingly but he kept his phillies cap on he was so excited. they won their first game of the season, yesterday against the red. grab that umbrella because you will need it, at some point today even if it is in the raining where you are, we have rain around philadelphia down in cumberland county, new jersey as well and we will keep an eye on the western part of the state, and see how long it takes for that rain to get through as well. when you see how sloppy it is this morning lots of puddles around and 60 degrees with the 9-mile an hour wind out of the south where we are at the moment in philadelphia, it is 44 in mount pocono, 53 in reading, trenton has 57, 55 in wildwood, 64 in dover. it is a mild one today. we will see some

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bob eiger of disney. today they'll discuss, for instance walmart and pepsi meeting with wilbur ross and gm in the discussionhen they'll come together with the president and as a group have a discussion a little bit later on this morning. the president as you know by now has convened more than a dozen of these groups of industry leaders since taking office earlier this year, but this particular group of multinational heavy hitters has been discussing tax reform, trade, they want certainty on trade, and infrastructure, and today they'll likely be looking for more granular detail on the big picture agenda items. steven schwartzman spoke this morning and said infrastructure would be complicated but that it is very important to this group. listen. >> reporter: there's been questions whether or not the president's infrastructure package could pass through congress. >> i think it's complicated, and it's a legislative type of tactical decision. all i know is that it's a very important priority and will be handled whether the' simultaneously or whether it will be handled inity own order. >> reporter: at the end of t

names in washington, including kevin brady, steny hoyer, senator bob portman, senator david perdue, david schweikert, joe crowley and wilbur ross. given that we're headed to d.c., we will head to d.c. right now, president trump is set to roll out that tax proposal which i'm sure we will be talking a lot about today and tomorrow. eamon javers joins us with details this morning. >> john harwood has gotten details of what the it the will be rolling out later this afternoon at the white house. in terms of a senior administration official laying out some of these details, here's what we know as of right now. the white house is contemplating a 15% top tax rate for corporations and for pass-throughs. a top individual rate would be somewhere between 33% and 39.6%. they have a revenue place holder in there, pay attention to that. that could be important later on. it could turn into a border tax according to john harwood's reporting. it's not there yet. the question is where the revenue will come from. they have an expanded personal exemption or a child care tax credit or possibly both in there. those would be important for middle class

bob whiten hall. in light of the conversation there at the white house press briefing with secretary ross over tariffs imposed on soft wood lumber coming in from canada, the basic question here is how much will that raise the price, the cost of building a new home if the cost of lumber in a new home is 10% or less? the amount of canadian soft wood number that is used in american new homes is 30% or less? and the tariff may be any where from 3 to 24%, what is the increment to cost? >> nada. this is on the margin at best, it's not going to affect the cost of home construction. and on top of that which is more exciting is we're in a wonderful real estate mark the best since before the financial crisis. we have tight inventory, demand which is robust by any measure, the best spring selling seasons sense 2007. right now a small in crease in cost in lumber is a sideline, it's a paper cut. >> it's a paper cut and of course it doesn't affect it, the sales price of existing homes at all? >> that's ab absolutely correct. this is real a left field issue, it's not going to impact the real estate market or impact

commissioner richard ross commended them for their quick thinking that makes a difference in life and death situation sfooz and a trip to the eye doctor is not an ordinary event. this is bob dog, a k-9 officer with the department of homeland security and a certified explosive dog, he relies on more than just a good sense of smell. they gave him his eye exam today. care provides free eye exams to canines across the area. bob is appreciative of that. >> he needs his eyes checked. >>> we have all seen the disturbing video of the passengers being ripped off an overbooked flight and one of the first thing most of us say is how that can happen? we went to the experts today in the next half hour you'll hear what your rights are if you find yourself in a similar situation and how to ensure this doesn't happen to you. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian taff. >>> it's 4:30 and "action news" continues with the so-called indestructible products worth every penny. >>> does this teenager look overweight to you, according to guidelines, yes. fow they are calling on ways to change the guidelines. >> and now the mother

bob described it, as you can see, firefighters still have their work cut out for them this morning, the fire still burning, we could see the fire and heavy smoke from the betsy ross bridge coming over from the philadelphia side. right now, it appears as if multiple homes are affected by the flames shooting out of the roof. if you are familiar with this area, it is right near the pennsauken transit center. it is right near meadowbrook park near the train tracks, the fire started early this morning, around 2:30 a.m. at this hour we do understand one firefighter injured his ankle and was taken to cooper university hospital. we had heard another firefighter was injured. but that information has not been confirmed for us just yet. it does appear, though, that several people are displaced this morning after that fire that burned here at a home, we do see a lot of neighbors milling around, so of course, this has woken up the neighborhood. we're trying to get more information. we just approached the scene as you guys were tossing out to us. so we will try to find out more about what happened here in pennsauken new jersey with the fire, bring you the latest as soon as we

bob kelly. >> hey, sue, good morning shall everybody, 8:32. again, update that situation in pennsauken, 7200 zimmerman avenue, house fire, been working on it since about 2:30, 3:00, right adjacent to the betsy rossture, taken by our own lauren johnson, as she was in the news van as a passenger going over the betsy ross bridge. see the flames shooting high in the sky here. now, detours in the neighborhood. but it is also adjacent to the parking lot for the pennsauken station for the new jersey transit river line. now, i just heard from new jersey transit. the river line trains are running through that area. they had firehoses across the tracks for little while. expect the river line trains to probably slow down, to get to the station, but more importantly, if you are driving to the station, where you can part to then take the train, i would pick a different station, because all of that fire equipment is right there in front of the parking lot. so that could be the problem getting to the station before you can even get on the train. plus getting words of water main break in the tracks in the same area. otherwise northbound lanes of the new jersey turnpike, an accident at exit number 7a as you head

set of notes from bob haldeman who was nixon's chief of staff for the first time put the words of that conspiracy in nixon's mouth. he denied it all his life, he denied it to david ross next interview and there's a little bit in the book that moves history forward, if that piece of the puzzle. what happened was lyndon johnson wanted to end the war before he left office and he had a piece push on october of 1968 and the nixon campaign heard about it and they had a intermediary go to the. [inaudible] say don't go to the talk, you'll get a better deal once nixon's alecto. lyndon johnson heard of this and if you listen to the johnson tapes online, you'll hear call him guilty of treason and all sorts of other bad stuff. he had both the south vietnamese industry embassy tailed to some extent so there was a debate over surveillance with that incident in well. in the end, richard nixon was elected. it does not go through the peace process and it made johnson lood credibility problems. looked like he was manipulating the election them himself. he johnson then faced a similar choice as president obama did when he got word that there had been contacts between the trump campaign

the opening, wetcy ross there is your best bet getting ready to cross the river south on i-95 heavy from the betsy on into center city. >> what do you and bradley cooper in common, bob a baby that is right. >> plus your manly good looks. >> bradley cooper had a baby. >> he told magazine that he welcomed a babe which his girlfriend arena. >> arena. >> arena. >> yes, arena, so they definitely can keep a secret because baby was born two weeks ago and we had in idea and there is in word whether it was boy or girl. they are keeping it under wraps. >> word is that they did have a boy or a girl. >> oh, thank you. >> also, do you think that means they are in jenkintown. would you think you have a child you want your child to see the grandmother. >> well, that is true he fridays jenkintown. >> he is from jenkintown. >> and i think our viewers would like to see the baby. >> yes. >> look at the baby, look at the baby. >> seinfeld episode. >> do you want to see the baby >> the baby was really ugly. >> when crammer went in, and jerry, and you ever see a ugly baby. you ever have to go to somebody's house and their baby is not very attractive. >> what do you say when you see an ug

bob woodwoord. >>> following breaking news that the united states launched missile strikes against a syrian air base. 59 tomahawk missiles were launched from the uss rossorter in the eastern mediterranean sea, targeting the shayrat air field near the city of homs. it follows a chemical attack by the syrian regime which killed hundreds of people including dozens of children. world health organization says sarin gas was most likely used. the air strikes targeted aircraft, air defense and radar systems. according to u.s. officials, extraordinary measures were taken to avoid civilian casualties and no personnel were targeted. a syrian military spokesman claims at least six people on the ground were killed. russia, which operates out of the targeted air field, received warning of the strikes through secure channels. they have their version of what happened as well. >> right. and i would warn our russian comrade friends, if you tell donald trump that he didn't damage your air fields adequately and try to mock him, he will come back tonight. i shouldn't be -- like you've talked to enough of his people. >> one thing we know about him. >> you should know this.

people i get to stand up here and give the speech we'll wrap up one the coast guard the door to the bob rossgbt senior center at the 65 laguna please help yourselves to refrernlts let's go from there thanks guys