julie hamada who >>> a spiritual care california pacific medical center affiliated with sutter health. i also want to add is that while i'm not posting mosaic on the ceo of a jewish organization that is called the bay area jewish healing center. we provide jewish spiritual care to folks who are ill, dying, and bereaved throughout the bay area. and in particular we are a jewish central care resource for folks like reverend. harshman and reverend. i'm not provide special care to jewish committee . >> welcome. >> thank you. >> let's jump in and ask you how do you define or think of spiritual care?>> spiritual care is the discipline or okra professionals that attend to or listen to the spiritual needs and spiritual assets of patients of their loved ones, and of staff in our institutions.>> i would add to that that spiritual care really tries to take care of the host sacred part of a person's life and their sense of being. when times are the most confusing or scary for them. >> we know that people often times can confuse the notion of spirituality and the notion of religion or theology. an

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california pacific medical center in san francisco. is facing a 75 -thousand dollar fine. for leaving an item inside a patient following surgery. it was not discovered until the patient complained of abdominal pain. and was hospitalized to have the item removed. marin general hospital fined 100-thousand dollars. for leaving a scalp clip inside a patient's skull. that also had to be removed in a second surgery. and seton medical center in daly city. is facing a 50- thousand dollar fine. for an incident where a patient fell inside a shower. a verdict has been reached for someone police call a " career criminal".accused of killing his girlfriend in the east bay. 58-year-old randy alana was convicted of first-degree murder for killing 50-year-old sandra coke two years ago. he was also found guilty of a slew of other charges including robbery and vehicle theft. coke was a federal public defender and mother from oakland who disappeared in august 2013.and was found dead in a remote area in vacaville five days later. alana now faces 90-years in prison. coming up a dangerous trail

number 2 at the top, the hearing on cpmc cucheederal hill agreement >> hearing to review the california pacific medical center's compliance with the cathedral hill development agreement; and requesting the department of public health, the office of economic and workforce development, the san francisco municipal transportation agency, and the planning departm ent to report >> if i may with thissite nl i would like to quickly move to the presentations from the city as well as cpmc and turn it over to public comment. i know we have a number of people before we start delving into some of the questions the committee has. i was asked by the cpmc if doctor warren [inaudible] could make a brief announcement, statement, so i want to give the opportunity to do that. that's fine. whatever you- >> good afternoon supervisor campos, mar and delighted to meet you christensen and welt come to had mitt xhuy chblt i'm klighted to present the results of the 2013 development agreement acomplinets report as well as provide advance xhrgz rf nrfgz as to how we are doing with compliance in subsequent year. we are plea

to today i come to thank each of the people who work [inaudible] and tonight [inaudible] california, pacific medical center. [inaudible] not far from my home. i live at 990 bunker street. [inaudible] russian, armainian, jewish, arab, [inaudible] i would like to remind you that we would like to allow everyone working in the hospital to open his eyes for the people live in 990. many of them use wheelchair. i going to be blind sooner or later i have diabetes. i survived with 9 time heart attack. thank god god give me a chance to be here to open your eyes and ask each going to work in this hospital to be [inaudible] service from this [inaudible] wants to be from our resident of this area. supervisor, for all of you thank you very much for your support [inaudible] to everyone who make it our dream come true. thank you. god bless all of you >> i'll read a few more names. colby whit field [inaudible] >> good afternoon my name is chris [inaudible] director of hethd care training programs at jewish vocational services and j vs is partnering with cpmc to provide training for intrelevel positions not c

california pacific medical center in san francisco will pay $75,000 for leaving a suction bulb inside a woman's body after a hysterectomy. marin general hospital being fined $100,000 for leaving a scalp clip behind following head surgery and seton medical center in daly city will pay $50,000 for mishandling the case of a woman who fell and later died. >>> uc students will take a stand today against what they call a rape culture across california college campuses. they will ask board members at the uc regents meeting to take a tougher stance against sexual assault. the students say they want hands-on training against sexual assaults for all students, faculty and staff. >>> after months of heated debate, san francisco's catholic schoolteachers are no closer to a contract deal with the archdiocese. they rallied yesterday afternoon to voice their objections to archbishop salvatore cordileone's latest revision of the teachers handbook. it still requires strict adherence to church teaching on things such as homosexuality and contraception. both in and out of the classroom. protestors say th

next speaker >> good afternoon, my name is shurly [inaudible] i'm a nurse at california pacific medical center. i'm here fooask for your support for holding cpmc accountable for to the community and staut the [inaudible] the skilled nursing facility they shut down and had nurses scurrying around to fill positions that other campuses at the last minute t. was like they were holder their breath to get a job. i want to address the issue where cpmc said they are filling all these jobs and the jobs that they fill are clerical positions, but they failed to say they was outsourcing most of those jobs to another area code. trying to get services such from human resources or get your pay roll, anything that you need to get information about for yourself is like pulling teeth. these jobs are out sourceed to people that don't go the protocols with cpmc and it takes a act of god just to get your money back, get pay roll issues addressed and supervisors have called back people to talk to-it is just like you are-you call in for 2 to 3 weeks to get a issue resolved. the jobs are not given to the peopl

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california pacific medical center in san francisco will pay $75,000 for leaving a suction bulb insideafter a hysterectomy. marin general hospital is being fined $100,000 for leaving a surgical scalp clip behind following head surgery. and seton medical center in daly city will pay $50,000 for mishandling the case of a woman who fell and died. >>> jurors took less than two hours to convict a man for murdering his former girlfriend and dumping her body in vacaville. randy alana was also found guilty of robby sandra coke on the day she went missing. coke was an investigator for the federal public defender's office when she disappeared in august 2013. her body was found a few days later. alana and coke had an on and off again relationship over two decades. prosecutors say it went sour when coke tried to end things and she accused him of kidnapping her dog. prosecutors say alana murdered coke in the back of a north oakland motel before dumping her body. he faces up to 90 years to life in prison. >>> no deal yet between san francisco's catholic schoolteachers and the archdiocese. they ralli

california. off the pacific coast highway.king at sea lions and elephant seals having a little testle. looks like a couple are having a fun fight. >> i want you to see just how many elephant seals and sea lions are on the beach. >> wow. ♪ >> what's the grossest thing that could happen when in the elevator with someone snels. >> the grossest thing is andy gross. check this out. ♪ >> that is so awesome. >> yes. it is. and it's awesome each -- and every -- time he does it. >> how does he do this? >> he's a magician one of his signature tricks. >> going down. >> check out the reaction. this is nothing but pure gold. the guy and a young girl. watch what the guy does. >> oh, my god. >> he hides behind the girl. >> yeah. >> and -- >> take her. >> i feel like you don't need to take your torso off. if you stood ith elevatopl freak out. >> this is true. >> no no. >> he's following him. >> that's better. >> this one, i was like so worried. this little old lady. >> and this -- >> ah! >> this is another classic. they fight to get out of th

spokeswoman saying amtrak is in talks with burlington northern santa fe and union pacific, which own the rail lines in california. union pacific reports that trains in the l.a. basin will have ptc by year's end. as for the rest of the state, it doesn't look likely. here is the bottom line from an aide to senator boxster. if the rest of the trains could brag they would be up and running like caltrains then they would. and they're not. today, senator boxster wrote, the amtrak disaster shows why we must install the technology as soon as possible. senator boxster and senator feinstien have both been pushing for implementation, but there are bills in congress right now which would delay it for up to five years. and yesterday the house appropriations committee decided to cut amtrak's budget. reporting from the caltrains station in san francisco, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >>> a very timely debate now with all things considered. coming up at 6:30 in about 20 minutes from now, we'll go live to philadelphia for more on the ntsb's investigation into this, the nation's deadliest train accident, in nearly a decade. >

pacific. if so, california could finally get the drought-busting storms it desperately needs. hearsay ben tracy. >> reporter: tornadoes tearing up the plains. >> there it is. it's setting on the ground right now, david. >> reporter: texas swamped by floodwaters. california deep in drought and now a hurricane fosming in the pacific. >> the weather gives us a wild ride all the time. >> reporter: josh willis is a nasa climate scientist. he said in the last two years scientists have seen a change in the jet stream that could be caused by climate change. it often takes on a wavy pattern causing more extreme weather such as all that snow this past winter this boston. but now the scientist are watching the el nino forming in the pacific. is the el nino forming in the pacific look like it's going to be a big one? >> this el nino has all the markings of a big worn but it's a bit early to say. the cycle upon continue throughout the year, and peak some time in the winter. so it could be godzilla el nino but it also could be el wimpo. >> reporter: el nino is caused by a band of warm ocean

california pacific med center looking at $75,000 fine for leaving an item inside a patient following surgery. marin general hospital is looking at a $100,000 fine for leaving a scout clip inside a patient's skull. than a medical center fine in medical city. a patient fell in the shower. >>> your electricity bill could soon change depending on when you use electricity, not how much you use. the california public utilities commission will ask companies to design time of use rates. they will take effect in 2019 and make demand -- rates cheaper when demand is low. the goal is to change who the money is coming from. >>> let's go warriors. it's game two in the western conference finals as they take on the rockets. mike pelton is live getting ready for the big game.>> reporter: good morning. all morning long, we of been showing you the free stuff you will get if you come to the game tonight. not only will you get a free t- shirt, but if you are sitting behind the basket, you will get these highly annoying thunder sticks, the point being to annoy the rocket is -- rockets as much is possible.

it left beaches black and created a slick 10 square miles into the pacific. california senators are now asking the feds to give more details on the response by the company, plains all american pipeline. now, farther south, beaches along the los angeles county coastline remain closed as the coast guard investigates balls of tar that have been washing ashore this week. clean-up crews have been working through the night to remove them. early reports are that it appears to be about a barrel or two of oil, much less than that massive amount spilled near santa barbara. so it's tough to tell if the two incidents are related. >> we may never know. but we will -- that is definitely one of the things that we're working on. so it's still too early to tell wh

between world war i and world war ii leading to the first ever fleet week in san diego at the california pacifich year this week since 1984 close to 1,500 sailors, marines, and coast guardsmen descending on new york city, i'm told they are everywhere, and that's a good thing. three, the ships. new york fleet week kicks off with a parade of ships. all taking a cruise along the hudson from battery park to just south of the george washington bridge on wednesday. number four not always about what's in the water, also about the skies. these are some of the scenes from a 2012 navy demonstration squadron, better known as the blue angels flying over the skies of san francisco. number five, finally, if you see a sailor today, take a selfie and use the official hash tag # selfiewithasailor. and better a selfie with a man or woman in uniform. that wraps up "the rundown" on msnbc. thank you for the privilege of your time. have a happy and peaceful memorial day for all. keep it right here for the president's remarks next on "news nation" with tamron hall. see you monday. >>> it's time for the "your business"

california beaches. they have been spotted in ventura county. at this point it is unclear if they are related to the oil spill in santa barbara that dumped more than 100,000 gallons in to the pacific>>> meantime california is dealing with its growing drought crisis the worst in the state's history. because water is at a premium and it could pose a problem for one of the state's biggest crops. >> reporter: busfor tom rogers. >> farmers are not foolish people. you go where the money is. >> reporter: these are mini moneymakers. almonds on the farm his family has owned nearly a century. every acre now devoted to irrigating and growing them. at a time when the state is struggling through an unprecedented drought, producing a single nut takes a gallon of water with more than strawberries but far less than a steak but yet it is almonds getting all of the attention. >> i gladly tell people i'm evil incar gnat because i grow almonds. >> reporter: you are the villain in this drought? >> yes, we are. because we are not the villain. with we feed a hungry world. >> reporter: california grows 80% of the world's almonds which are getting more popular in other countries and more profitable here w

he will now span his wealth to include apple's retail stores in new california campus. >>> and the pacificding company features an upside down american flag. the shirts were removed from the pac-sun store in alabama after complaints from a customer. the complaint generated thousands of likes on social media. >>> and the holiday weekend was abounce at the box office the lowest since 2001. a big reason was the poor performance of disney's "tomorrowland." the sci-fi opened to an limited $42 million in ticket als. tomorrowland was followed by pitch perfect 2 and mad max and fury road. >>> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange thanks a lot, jill. >>> well a photograph of a couple about to be married went viral. u.s. marine corporal caleb earwood wanted to pray with his bride to be maggie before their ceremony in asheville, north carolina saturday. so as not to break the tradition and see each other before the wedding. they faced away from each other, they held hands and prayed. the photo got more than 40,000 likes on facebook. >>> when we return mvp down. warrior fans hold their breath as

. >> some hope in california that changes in the pacific ocean could help end the devastating drought. federal weather forecasters are out with an el niÑo advisory and it could impact climate around the world. we turn to nicole mitchell for today's environmental impact. we hear the term el niÑo a lot. what is it? >> el niÑo and la nina are weather changes that occur around the equator on the warming or cooling there of. el niÑo is the warming. this is the pattern. the first couple frames of this, that warm water in the eastern side is el niÑo event. winter is when we see the impact. those are the biggest impacts and here's a few of them. it can be cooler and welter in the southern u.s., warmer in southern canada and alaska, drier in the pacific northwest and it can -- looks like we started with the summer list. diminished hurricane season and more severe weather so that's a good side and a bad side to this where you can see some of those impacts especially with the diminished hurricane season. that's due to some of the action boosting in the pacific ocean but being the opposite in the

california. it says we are to continue our fine work in the west. >> president polk is determined to push america's western border all the way to the pacific by wrestling mexico. to the lieutenant's sheer joy, his exploratory mission has just become a military one. >> fremont was essentially an opportunist and someone who saw great glory for himself and wanted ultimately to be the kind of liberator of california. >> he spent hours rereading the dispatch from the presidentnd forgets to post a guard on the camp perimeter. when the long night is over, three men in their party are dead. carson suspects kalamath warriors are to blame. >> carson stops to look at evidence as to who had done this. he was angry. kit carson certainly had a dark side to him. it didn't come out a lot, but when it did come out, it was vengeful. >> in retaliation, carson and these men go on the warpath and they find a calamath village not far away that they completely destroy and it's truly a massacre. it's kind of overkill in retaliation for the original violence. >> did you get youre? >> we gave them something to remember. >> just days after the clamath incident, the united states

california. the u.s. pacific command also y mari deployed a 20-person joint humanitarian assessment support le team to provide subject matter expertise to the dart leader andcame better frame military requirements. as the disaster assistance response team came to understand the scale of the disaster, it became clear that more military ts support would be required.lp the rotary wing air lift and airfield management specialist e were needed to help increase throughput at the backlogged international airport. the u.s. military response named operation nepal for helping handwhistl is under theel control of joint m task force 505. the jtf has had more than 900 total personnel in nepal. up to 300 have been forward staged to nepal with brigadier general ortkennedy. they have provided air lift u.s airfield services, search and t rescue support and other fted support. as of may 19 the joint task force had felony 290 relief lights airlifted passengers and airlifted material and relief id supplies. in conclusion, the depart

this low moving into the pacific northwest and drops into northern california. give the northern part of the state and the sierra some thundershower activity. maybe us. i doubt it. it will be confined to the higher elevations but the fog is large and in charge this time. and a cool pattern on tap for most of the week. 50s and 70s almost across the board. big fog bank cool and breezy or down right cold. 70s for many or 50s. 60s it's just a cool pattern. when the low clouds make it to fairfield that is a strong push. not much change. the fog will get chewed up but then we keep an eye on partly to hostly cloudy skies. even up toward about ten days looks pretty cool. >> wow. okay. >>> 6:19 is the time. the world's number one golfer rory mcilroy celebrating his 26th birthday. one day after winning the match play championship until san francisco. mcilroy won three matches to take the title at harding park. it was the tenth victory of his career. now the only players in the past 75 years to reach double figures in wins before turning 26. >> hold is he pam? >> 26. he ba

california winter are parking up steam. scientists are watching a growing el nino in the pacific. to give you an idea, california needs at least 75 inches of rain to refill those empty reservoirs. that's a look at your top story. >>> get ready for congressional rematch in the south. >> ro khanna made it yesterday. in the end, the incumbent came out on top. khanna called it a warm u . >> i want to take the spirit of the people in this community who believes still in the democratic process to washington to say that there can be a better way. >> he has not made an official announcement yesterday but his reps say he does intend to run again. he says as we know from history his ability to raise money is surpassed by his ability to squander it. he. okay. but i do have to -- i don't think he's welcoming the challenge. >> no politician welcomes the challenge. last time he ran as the tech candidate. this timehe's much more focused on what can i do for you, which is one of the basic rules of politics. >>> we have a vote going on in the oakland city council that could send thousands of trees

storm system is it's not moving in the typical fashion, normally they come from the pacific and move across california this is going to be moving in from nevada. kind of through the back door so to speak and then eventually to the bay area. it's lacking a lot of moisture but it does have the instability with it. so we think at 5:00 in the afternoon on thursday that will be the best chance to see some showers fire off throughout the east bay, south bay and also for the peninsula as well. now, overall tote alleys will also mirror what you saw on that last graphic, the more north and west you go the les of those rainfall totals but check it out, back into livermore we get some thunderstorms popping, we may see 018 of an inch. that 0.37 is no doubt relying on the possible thunderstorms that could develop. if we don't get any thunderstorms these totals will be a lot less, right now is looks decent. as we take to that forecast for thursday 70 san jose, 69 for the peninsula, palo alto 70 and san francisco staying in the 60s with a chance for showers. for the north bay, east bay and tri-valley the thing to no

california. the beaches, the surf, the stunning pacific sunsets. >> yep, another beautiful day in paradise. uthern california. >> there's mama again. >> a magical place to many including newly woods joseph and -- includes including newlyweds who called this beach side community home. >> we live down by the pier. paradise. >> in 2007, the mcstays and their two young sons, gia knee gee any and joey jr appeared to have it all. >> i'm having so much fun. >> love, family, and a promising new business. >> it's all julie ever wanted to be, an entrepreneur and work for himself. >> a dream that became a reality said his father, patrick, while -- joseph got an idea while running a gift shop. >> he called me one day and he said, dad, i'm selling these fountains for $224 a piece. said, dad, i can do better. okay, $224, how much it cost you to make it? he said, $22. i said, you're kidding me. he said, i'm going to start making them in the garage, dad. he did. he sold 30 a month and it just took off from there. he's like, check this out. maybe we should try to build a site for these water fountains. >> da

california. after an oil spill into the pacific. take a look at this.a four mile long oil slick along the central coast line. not far from santa barbara. a broken on shore pipeline spewed oil for several hours down a storm drain that empties into the ocean. initial estimates put the spill at about 21,000 gallons. that could change. there's concern about several species of whale that my grate through this area. the coast guard and state park officials are trying to clean it up today. the company that owns that pipeline is trying to limit the environmental impact. >> 14 before the hour now. >>> republican lawmakers are facing off against each other on whether to renew the patriot act. nbc's tracyy -- tracie potts with a live look. >> reporter: some republicans are against fellow republicans. you mentioned the part of the law that authorized the data collection of our phone records. a court struck that down. now the law is in limbo. it is supposed to expire on june 1th. the senate is supposed to go on break starting monday. the house has already passed a w

together for more than a decade and share a mutual passion for kayaking through the southern california bike of the pacifican. >> i used to row for a year at long beach state. >> over the past few years, they have gone on countless kayaking adventures together, often paddling out several miles from the santa monica bay. >> i always say a pray while i'm paddling out, ask god to watch over us. >> we kayaked around the channel islands and it's just beautiful being on the water. the thing i like the most about kayaking is being out in nature and seeing all the wildlife. one day, we're surrounded by thousands of dolphins, and other days some sea lions came around the kayaks and i dove in and swam with them and they were real playful. every time you're on the water, it's something unusual and remarkable. so, i just enjoy being out there. >> but whenever rick and susie are out in deep waters, several miles from shore, they can't help but hope to one day get lucky and get an up-close view of the giant blue whale. >> some weekends we're hit-or-miss. you've got to get incredibly lucky to have one come near you. >> t

using the pacific crest trail. >> pam:the california highway patrol air rescue crews. shared this video of the rescue of this 18-year - old hiker. >> pam:air crews responded to the young man's location after receiving a rescue signal from his g-p-s device. >> pam:he ran out of water during his trek, and had planned to use water sources along the trail. but, because of the drought. those sources had dried up. >> pam:the g-p-s device most likely saved the hiker's life. >> pam:antioch police need help identifying a suspect in a convenience store robbery. >> pam:these pictures show the suspect. entering a 7-11 convenience store located on sunset lane in antioch on march 16, 2015. >> pam:police say, the suspect robbed the clerk at gunpoint. just after 11- at night, and then fled the store with cash taken from the register. if anyone can indentify the suspect. they are urged to contact antioch police. >> pam:the san francisco giants submitted a revised ballot measure. for a mission rock housing development today. the development is planned to transform a 28-acre parking lot.

pacific. this is heading toward southern california but this will be close enough. it sticks around.orrow we'll hold onto a lot of clouds and the chance for a shower and light shower. here we go this afternoon. 5:00 p.m. still lingering clouds out there. it's not completely clear and then we'll take this into friday. we're starting out with the clouds. a good bit of drizzle. and it could be in the form of a light shower or two throughout the day on friday. still ing willerring clouds by -- still lingering clouds by friday night. we'll start off with fog and partly cloudy skies by the afternoon hours. here is a look at the temperatures for the afternoon, a lot of 60s. san francisco, 61. san jose, 68. half moon bay, 58 degrees. here is a look ahead to your five-day forecast. notice the clouds stick around into friday and then we'll scale back as we head into the weekend for partly cloudy skies on saturday. it looks like sunday will be the warmest day and then a little bit of cooling there for monday on memorial day. but good idea to keep the umbrella nearby. it's all super light. >> th

wet roads over parts of florida and throughout the pacific northwest down along the california coast.ys possible in houston and dallas. >>> we're going to continue to update you on that breaking story overnight from philadelphia. that amtrak crash leaving five people dead. >> it's still too early to tell what caused seven cars to derail. some of them completely destroyed, you see here. of the 243 people on board, more than 50 were injured, 6 of them critically in the chaos after the accident, most of the passengers were able to make it off the train on their own. one woman described what it was like when the car she was riding in overturned. >> everything kind of stopped, and there was -- you know, i could taste dirt in my mouth because our car landed on the side and the bottom windows in dirt and climbed out the side which was the top of the car. we started to smell smoke in the car. some people were kind of injured then from there you're just kind of looking around. >> now, an ntsb go team is what it's called, a special team of investigators, they will look at this thing from top to

wildland fire increases with each passing month by august almost all of the pacific northwest and the majority of californiafacing an above normal chance for wild fires. >>reporter: unbelievably one bay area region is also dealing with cutbacks to their firefighting resources in fact it is on the obverse of closing two of its five remaining fire stations charros clifford has the story. >>reporter: for the last two years have been operated on a federal grant of that money has not run out and financial troubles has got worse. the dish to announce that voters had still to approve or plan to raise $4 million for year over the next five years to keep the district running at full capacity because caused the fire departments such 11 the thought it was 249 square mile area woman 6000 calls a service annually with the latest blow made the decision would be to permanently close to the five fire stations it was temporarily closed last september and that closure would not be made permanent extension 94 and by some also be closed even though has not been decided when yet. there was likely be additional firefighter layof

move in and that will enhance that fog bank and a low will drop into the pacific northwest and end up somewhere in northern california. staying cool. fog and then clouds. partly to mostly cloudy. possibility definitely showers to the north and also up toward the sierra as we head toward the end of the week. they will chew up the fog but until that happens wednesday we have a lot of low clouds around. cool, breezy to down right windy for some. 50s and 60s coast and bay. soft 70s for those that get there. really far inland you can get low to mid 70s but these are temperatures mainly below average. low clouds, fog, and a few pop up showers here possible thursday late into friday. slight rebound on the weekend but staying cool. >> i was planning on heading to the santa cruz area during the weekend. >> if anyone gets in on the sunshine partly sunny santa cruz. it's always a little better there. than others. >> okay. >> wear a sweater. >> later in the week. >> thank you, steve. >>> winter weather back east took a heavy toll on state budgets. 23 responded to a survey from the american association of state highway transporta

census estimates, in 2013, asians and pacific islanders made up 20.8 million residents, or 6.4%. california largest population at almost 6.5 million, or more than 16% of the state. abc7's kristen sze is here now with leaders in our bay area's asian-pacific american community. >> thank you, cheryl. let's welcome today's guests. margaret abe-koga is a member of the san francisco regional water quality control board and district director for assembly member evan low. welcome. asha jadeja is highly respected as a venture capitalist, angel investor in more than a hundred silicon valley startups, closely affiliated with stanford university, and an active philanthropist. chris punongbayan is executive director of asian americans advancing justice, asian law caucus. thank you all for being here. now, this is meant to be a stimulating conversation, so feel free to jump in with your thoughts and ideas like you would with friends, because we are all friends here. all right? welcome. you know, cheryl cited the growing asian-american population in the u.s. this has historical basis, of course, in a very

california desert. then there's $15 million for the pacific coastal salmon recovery fund. t up in 2000 to reverse declines and steelheads supporting conversation efforts in california washington alaska and elsewhere, those behind the pig book say congress loves its pork barrel spending. >> until there is a permanent ban, tax payers really will be concerned and justified that present company excluded members of congress will continue to push hard for a restoration of earmarks and use various methods to skirt the moratorium. >> there's also more than a billion dollars for health and disease research at the department of defense. some are calling it the department of everything and say that money really should be used on helping the troops gretchen. >> mike e menmanuel thank you. >>> and more on the marine helicopter that vanished in nepal. what we now know about the americans on board. people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from you