liz: bowman. much easier than gasparino. >> okay. let's just -- let me finish this. okay?y mr. bowman gave a private meeting to investors and analysts in berlin at a conference where he essentially said that he's still talking with santo about their bids, $62 a share bid, $122, 60 billion-dollar bid. and they still haven't basically agreed on it. there's the sticking point, which is price, we should point out two days ago. low and behold the journal me out with a story day which says he sent a lter basically confirming that. we reported it a couple of days ago to mon santos so here's the thing. i'm getting this from my sources, people close to him. bayer needs to send a higher bid if they want to stay in this thing. look, it went off its lows since that story broke just now. so it's going up but that is the bottom line. they have to, have to -- they're not going to accept 122. that's what we're saying. we'll see in the end, i don't -- 109. but still. i think that -- and we all should point out that mr. bowman said in these meetings that he's limited on how much he can pay

this attack is impacting the political rhetoric here in the united states, i want to bring in eric bowman vice chairman of the democratic party and phillips, talk show house columnist and trump supporter. thanks for coming in. i want to start with you, john, we heard trump say we have to get smart, we have to get tough. what exactly does he mean by that. how does he suggest the u.s. will get tough on terrorism? >> well, you have to be able to identify the problem first and foremost, people do not feel safe. what happened in istanbul happened in an international city, it is a hub for turkish airlines, people fly there every day from the united states, people don't feel safe at the boston marathon, people don't feel safe at christmas parties and san bernardino recently, isis threat in san francisco, in las vegas, and identifying where the threat is coming from is key to defeating it. if you bend over backwards to pretend like you don't know where the threat is coming from, you're not moving forward to solving the problem. >> when you say identifying where the threat is coming from, you're t

npr correspondent tom bowman, who covers the pentagon, was in another car. tonight, we are told he is safe and unharmed. the pair was back in afghanistan, where they'd been many times to cover america's longest war. this attack, a dark reminder of the ever-present dangers faced by not just those fighting, but reporting as well. gilkey had covered major stories around the world, from gaza to the philippines to haiti. >> i mean, it's hard, but you can't get caught up in it and become part of it. you still need to maintain your state of mind that you are helping tell this story. >> reporter: in 2011, the white house photographers' association named him still photographer of the year. an investigation on veterans and brain injuries won him the coveted george polk award. david, he's being remembered tonight not just as a photographer, but for the courage he displayed, and the passion he brought to each story. tom? >> thank you. >>> and in iraq, officials say they have taken back areas around fallujah. the center of fallujah is still out of reach, because isis is

tom bowman was in another car and tonight we are told they are safe and unharmed.s back in afghanistan where they had been many times to cover america's longest war. this attack is a dark reminder of the ever present dangers faced by not just those fighting, but reporting as welch he covered major stories around the world from gaza to the philippines to haiti. >> it is hard, but you can't get caught up in it and become part of it. you still need to maintain your state of mind that you are helping tell this story. >> in 2011 the white house photographer association named him the still photographer of the year. and an investigation on veterans and brain injurieses won him the coveted george poke award. >> he was the first american journalist not in the military to be killed in the 15-year long afghan conflict. he was an army star sergeant who died in 2010. >>> gunshots rang out in the middle of the day of a neighborhood leaving one man dead and police searching for a gunman. abc7 news was in san jose two block from the high school where you can see police investigati

tourism official michael bowman says over a year of ground work is now paying off.isitors booking family travel, arriving before the convention and they're staying longer. >> the $17 million impact for montgomery county. so, again, it just came together and it just kept increasing and increasing and increasing. >> already democratic delegates have received campaign-like buttons directing them where to go for all things montgomery county. the nbc 10 app has everything you need to know about the upcoming convention and how it will impact your life when it arrives. you can check out schedules, any updates will ahear first on the app. >>> 6:34 and 72 degrees outside. we continue to follow breaking news in southwest philadelphia where police say two men kidnapped, robbed and shot a pizza delivery driver. detectives say the suspects got in the victim's car, drove him to the kingsessing neighborhood where they stole money and shot him in the head. the victim is in critical condition. theç suspects are still on the loose. >>> we're also following the shooting of a 5-year-o

. >> i am joined now by california's democratic party vice chair, eric bowman, and kabc talk radio host trump supporter, john phillips. welcome to you, gentlemen. thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> i want to start with you, john, we heard there trump saying we better get smart, better get tough. he's been criticized many times before for not getting specific on his policy proposals. what is he talking about when he says tough, tough on muslims, tough on immigration? waterboarding? what he's talking about? >> beyou have to identify the problem which is radical islam and sometimes to things that will be politically incorrect or do things that will be unpopular. >> which is what? >> for example, the temporary ban on certain immigrants coming here from countries where there are problems with terrorism. we do not have a background check system that works. europe does not have a background check system that works. and if you're taking people in and you don't know if they're here to become americans and work and live their lives in peace or do harm, then you're really rolling the dice in a

. >> thank you, aleada bowman, who talks about the panic, people running. this is the difficulty, what do you do when a large place like an airport comes under attack? where do you go? is it time that the public were made aware of exactly what the do? >> i suppose you could make the argument there may be a case for that. there have been several bombings. earlier this month 11 people were killed until a car bomb in the city. this is the most brazen of the attacks in recent months by presumably terrorist. there is confusion whether or not there was one assailant or two. the justice minister said according to the information i was given a terrorist at the international terminal entrance engaged in gunfire with a kalashnikov and then blew himself up. an official is saying there were two people who tried to gain entrance to the terminal building before blowing themselves up. certainly were the pictures we have seen here it does appear to have been two explosions. we don't know whether or not they were set off by one person or two at this stage. just to give you

i want to thank busy phillips, alice goff, eric bowman, and samantha ronson. thank you all for being with me. i got to tell you, according to the news, we are on the brink of a historic, historic, unprecedented moment. but we still have work to do, don't we? we have six elections tomorrow. and we're going to fight hard for every single vote, especially right here in california. so i'm asking each and every one of you, how many of you have already voted by mail? how many of you have a ballot at home on your kitchen counter? so you can send it in tonight or even better, go to the polls tomorrow and take your family and your friends. you know, i have a special place in my heart for long beach. some of you remember that when my husband was president, he worked closely with your then-mayor, mayor o'neal, and your leadership in long beach. he was a good partner for long beach as you began moving into the future, revitalizing long beach. we are proud of what long beach has become and i want to be a good partner for this city. i am so excited by all the progress that

npr correspondent tom bowman, who covers the pag and a producer were in another car. we're told they're safe and unharmed. the pair was back in afghanistan, where they'd been many times to cover america's longest war. this attack, a dark reminder of the ever-present dangers faced by not just those fighting, but reporting as well. gilkey had covered major stories around the world from gaza to the philippines to haiti. >> i mean, it's hard, but you can't get caught up in it and become part of it. you still need to maintain your state of mind that you are helping tell this story. >> reporter: in 2011 the white house photographers' association named gilkey still photographer of the year. and an investigation on veterans and brain injuries won him the coveted george polk award. gil can i is being remembered not just for his many years as a globe trotting and talented photographer for many years but also for the courage he displayed and the passion he brought to each story. alex marquardt, paris. >> facebook founder mark zuk zuckerberg had his accounts with twitter linked i

>>james: you can see the results impactive voter specifically in san jose other programs like and bowman down in defeat as measure why an 55 percent of voters in napa county said no to a new tax the board of supervisors one to impose a quota for some cell structure of the next 10 years. >>mark: >>darya: the fremont police department sent out that one of the offices was listed to critical and improving the was shot last to play a man named general of the debris of they found his body and the cause and of them burned out house. >>mark: they were hit by a car in michigan in this for of a stringent the victims or riding a bicycle investing in a sale that took off from the sea and never able to track him down he is now in police custody. >>darya: president obama can not attend because it conflicts with his daughter's high school graduation mrs. bent at the window has spoken publicly with the president and then she is appreciated this kind words and condolences the service happened friday in with a kentucky. >>mark: he was pineland been to him during last week's fifth week he will be honored a

is the change of three departments from mayor's office on housing or mayor's office on community bowman were mayor's office on economic and workforce development with the city administrator over more of a shared oversight and governance but i am at understand some of the potential hardships and delays but i appreciate that answer. thank you >> supervisor then, thanks for the questions and just to clarify that it was a amendment to take out department of real estate under this proposal. okay, thank you for oewd for your answer but actually, i think that what i have more concerns about is really within the happening with all mh cd under this proposal. again just looking at what is now the new description of what the housing department on housing and committee development would be, you know, again, what is this trying to address? what are we not doing that's not transparent currently? i know a lot of things especially since it is it on budget committee come before us in terms of agreements and so forth. so, i don't know if someone from moh cd is here and i see olson. if you could speak to

also the bowman of a new voting system new open-source based voting system that is a policy initiative for san francisco. parts will be involved in that. it's very brief presentation >> thank you very much. colleagues from any questions or comments? supervisor weiner >> thank you. thank you for your work. thank you for working with us on the open source voting project. i know that the mayor at the request of that apartment and the commission and initially, because due to support of this of board of supervisors did include $300,000 into their apartments budget to begin the planning process to move towards open source voting. i appreciate it is appreciation for that apartment and for the mayor putting that funding in. i did see that the budget analyst expressed a negative view of the policy of adopting open source voting and of course the budget analysis we welcome mr. rosen's opinion on everything and anything and i do often agree with them, but i just don't agree on this one and i think it's important we keep that funding fully intact so that your department can have the resources it n

also the bowman of a new voting system new open-source based voting system that is a policy initiative for san francisco. parts will be involved in that. it's very brief presentation >> thank you very much. colleagues from any questions or comments? supervisor weiner >> thank you. thank you for your work. thank you for working with us on the open source voting project. i know that the mayor at the request of that apartment and the commission and initially, because due to support of this of board of supervisors did include $300,000 into their apartments budget to begin the planning process to move towards open source voting. i appreciate it is appreciation for that apartment and for the mayor putting that funding in. i did see that the budget analyst expressed a negative view of the policy of adopting open source voting and of course the budget analysis we welcome mr. rosen's opinion on everything and anything and i do often agree with them, but i just don't agree on this one and i think it's important we keep that funding fully intact so that your department can have the resources it n

debbie bowman it again from the network. just want such a little more on the gift question in response to some of your discussion. first of all, because this measure would include expenditure lobbyists which include nonprofits and because any exemptions need to be included in the measure itself under the last piece you just discussed, is very important to get it right the first time we look forward to look at those exemptions at the next meeting. i think what i am suggesting around these types of exemptions, first of all, his party example. doesn't matter to me whether it's apple developers are human services nonprofit as commissioner keane is pointed out we can look at content they should may not be the most popular cause or my pr favor caused we have to treat everyone the same. i do think it's absurd to say that if an event is open to the general public in anybody can wander in and pick up a bottle of water, that we shouldn't have to say well, your public official, see you can't have that bottle of water because the host h

even though he was a bowman when he was ali was chairman. he said, i want to get mrs.day. i know the champ is sickly and doesn't speak well. and i called mrs. ali. she says, oh, yeah, we need who he is, i'll be glad to do that on behalf of the chair. he gave me the time on the birthday to call her, and i called, connected cam newton and said, i have no idea. and i said, i have a surprise, mrs. muhammad ali is on the phone. and she said, champ, this is lonny ali, i want to wish you happy birthday. hold on a minute. and all of a sudden, you hear this voice say, man, you almost as pretty as me. and ali in a clear moment made the world to cam newton. this is just two years ago. that was the kind of guy he was. to know him was to a genuinely gentle guy when shook the world, but never, ever walked past an autograph or a lady that wanted a picture. he was a real humane kind of guy. >> that's a beautiful way to put it. thank you, reverend al. >>> straight ahead, after the 2012 race, someone warned the republican party about their tone towards hispanics. this person said democr

also the bowman of a new voting system new open-source based voting system that is a policy initiative for san francisco. parts will be involved in that. it's very brief presentation >> thank you very much. colleagues from any questions or comments? supervisor weiner >> thank you. thank you for your work. thank you for working with us on the open source voting project. i know that the mayor at the request of that apartment and the commission and initially, because due to support of this of board of supervisors did include $300,000 into their apartments budget to begin the planning process to move towards open source voting. i appreciate it is appreciation for that apartment and for the mayor putting that funding in. i did see that the budget analyst expressed a negative view of the policy of adopting open source voting and of course the budget analysis we welcome mr. rosen's opinion on everything and anything and i do often agree with them, but i just don't agree on this one and i think it's important we keep that funding fully intact so that your department can have the resources it n

also the bowman of a new voting system new open-source based voting system that is a policy initiative for san francisco. parts will be involved in that. it's very brief presentation >> thank you very much. colleagues from any questions or comments? supervisor weiner >> thank you. thank you for your work. thank you for working with us on the open source voting project. i know that the mayor at the request of that apartment and the commission and initially, because due to support of this of board of supervisors did include $300,000 into their apartments budget to begin the planning process to move towards open source voting. i appreciate it is appreciation for that apartment and for the mayor putting that funding in. i did see that the budget analyst expressed a negative view of the policy of adopting open source voting and of course the budget analysis we welcome mr. rosen's opinion on everything and anything and i do often agree with them, but i just don't agree on this one and i think it's important we keep that funding fully intact so that your department can have the resources it n

also the bowman of a new voting system new open-source based voting system that is a policy initiative for san francisco. parts will be involved in that. it's very brief presentation >> thank you very much. colleagues from any questions or comments? supervisor weiner >> thank you. thank you for your work. thank you for working with us on the open source voting project. i know that the mayor at the request of that apartment and the commission and initially, because due to support of this of board of supervisors did include $300,000 into their apartments budget to begin the planning process to move towards open source voting. i appreciate it is appreciation for that apartment and for the mayor putting that funding in. i did see that the budget analyst expressed a negative view of the policy of adopting open source voting and of course the budget analysis we welcome mr. rosen's opinion on everything and anything and i do often agree with them, but i just don't agree on this one and i think it's important we keep that funding fully intact so that your department can have the resources it n

debbie bowman it again from the network.ust want such a little more on the gift question in response to some of your discussion. first of all, because this measure would include expenditure lobbyists which include nonprofits and because any exemptions need to be included in the measure itself under the last piece you just discussed, is very important to get it right the first time we look forward to look at those exemptions at the next meeting. i think what i am suggesting around these types of exemptions, first of all, his party example. doesn't matter to me whether it's apple developers are human services nonprofit as commissioner keane is pointed out we can look at content they should may not be the most popular cause or my pr favor caused we have to treat everyone the same. i do think it's absurd to say that if an event is open to the general public in anybody can wander in and pick up a bottle of water, that we shouldn't have to say well, your public official, see you can't have that bottle of water because the host hap