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there are things congress can do. the president has made clear he will continue to use the pulpit here at the white house to make congress and to the american public that those are the kinds of actions that need to take place. >> he is not done anything by executive action 376 months 6 monthsw town -- 3- after newtown. will we be expecting another announcement? josh earnest: i don't have any announcements to brief you, but the president has made this a priority and he is quite passionate about it. when you saw him appear thursday evening, you could have seen the passion was evident. i do not have anything to announce at this point, but we certainly welcome the kind of debate that secretary clinton is continuing when she rolls out the proposals she announced. >> the second question on that shooting. i don't know if you have seen this. several groups today are calling for the resignation of the sheriffs in douglas county, oregon. zero wrote a letter to the vice president during his task force looking at gun control abou

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>>supervisor john avalos: can you give examples of what can be calls that can be made on the hotline? >> certainly. i realize there is a lot of agencies involved in various code issues and it maybe confusing for the public to know. that's why we have our hot lines. it can be anything from a vacant or abandoned building or storefront, any other kind of code enforcement concerns. i'm going to give examples later on. but any concerns, if it ends up not being a code enforcement issue, i will give the right referral. >> if someone calls 911 will that have the same effect? >> that comes to us as well. three 311 will get routed to the building department. >> the no. 415-554-3977. our office investigates public nuisances for an entire neighborhood and community. i want to explain this. this is usually briefly disputes between nabz. -- neighbors. if there is a problem and an issue for an entire neighborhood, then an officer may get involved to bring a civil lawsuit. we are judicious in the cases we bring and develop and focus on the worst violators and try to have the greatest impact on the pu

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we can amend the court rules, we can give them lesser or more authority. we do all the time. yes, congress clearly has the authority to do this. >> i think it's important to know we have the authority under the constitution of the united states. we the congress established the judiciary. the constitution is kind of brief about what constitutes the judiciary. one of the first acts in the first congress was introduced by james madison was how would you structure that? so how many courts there are, how much they get paid, you know, a lot of procedures are established by statute, by congress. this is clearly within our constitutional jurisdiction. >> there's a fine line and i think we're all very mindful of that. we want an independent judiciary. by letting -- by our actions, by letting the public see what takes place, they can see agricultural committee discussions on c-span if they are really that interested. they can see what the president of the united states is doing. so we're not expecting anything more of them than we don't already require or have in place for us as well.

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you can barely see his head. these guys quickly bring the boat to a halt as these two brothers man handle him out of the water. you can see the guys at the backstopping and grabbing a jacket and waving it to prevent any of the other 60 plus boats argentina. people love going to this because it is so fun. >> this is the reason these guys did it. realizing how many boats are behind them, how choppy the water was and how unlikely he would be seen. the chances of him being hit by another boat were massive. >> is this called the piranha river for a reason. >> did he just slip out? >> when you're out on the choppy water if you're not paying attention, that's why i said strap on your sea legs. the quote he gave about it is my sons will know they are my heros because he just realized what danger he was in and if it wasn't from the fast action from these guys he may not be seeing his kids. >> the discovery on the side of the road in cambodia is devastating but luckily people as you can see here in a black trash bag, a bab

, particularly affordable houses that he can buy.rable gentleman quotes the figure of £450,000, but what we are saying is that that should be the upper limit for a starter home in london. we want to see starter homes in london built at £150,000 and £200,000, so that people like matthew can stop renting and start buying. what have we done for people like matthew? we have introduced help to buy, so for the first time we are actually helping people to get their deposit together so that they can buy a new home. we are also giving people like matthew the right to buy their housing association home. that is interesting. we hear groans from the labour party, but the entire housing association movement is now backing our plan and telling people that they will be able to buy their home. i say to the honorable gentleman, let us work together and get london building to get prices down so that people like matthew can afford to buy a home of their own. jeremy corbyn: may i bring the prime minister back to reality? the last five years have seen a

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it show you how a person has to fight for that and can still reach that point. >> rose: can we ask the joy at the end of the film without giving away the end of the film? >> you mean mentally? >> rose: yes. um, i think that there is a first breath of relief, a first breath of letting go of one story, and it's coming to terms with -- it's speaking of what lenny said, that no matter how hard she tries to get away from this thing that happened to her, her son will forever be for the rest of her life this living, growing, delightful representation of that period of time, and she can't run away from it. it's inescapable. he is here. so instead of spending -- and we watch her for 40 minutes of the movie do everything she possibly can to remove herself from that situation and move on and get away from it, she realizes, as we do, as we grow, that we can't escape our pain, we can't ignore it, but what we can do is learn how to hold hands with it and love it and grow with it and walk into whatever that horizon is with it. >> rose: thank you, brie. great to have you here. thank you, joan. thank y

a huge upside to delayed dpratification. >> if they can delay it to 70 they can increase their social security by 80% per year. it's a big number. that is a huge number. it could increase your payment over your lifetime. >> i knew there was a penalty. i didn't realize how big of a penalty it actually was. you just wonder when people start claiming for this and going into this who should wait and how realistic is it? >> people will say it is not really a penalty. you get a lot of debate on this. at 62 i can take it. it's my money. what they don't consider is how much more money they can have if they waited until full retirement age. a woman 62 years old if she collects at 62 then she will get $1,200 perhaps as retirement benefit. if she waited until full retirement age it could be $1,600. if she waited until 70 it could be $2,100. >> if you are single and making the decision and married, does your spouse's decision have an impact? >> there are thousands of different strategies that they can take part of. there are spousal benefits. that can be a really important factor for a lot of spo

i need to know if you can give me the results. i would love them. >> x-rays are - i have a radiologiy appointment in three weeks. they did it online. it is scary, like it's not radioactive vans aside. let's call it robocop, policing of the future. i'm talking about police 1.0. it's not at a good level with the n.y.p.d. hashtag i can't breathe. i'm talking at a basic lex. the police and the police department and the way they are treating citizens - united states citizens of colour, it's not good at a basic level. now you want them rolling through the streets like robocop. i'm not cool with that. to. >> again, i don't know. we say it's okay to centre red light cameras, speed cameras, we are watched. that's every citizen, it doesn't anything. >> are you okay with that? >> am i okay with that? >> i think that you have to be a crime committed before you are guilty of something. >> you want to find a high tech solution. that's the same case for wars, for intelligence. it's not person to person. it's going in the same direction to justif

who can build a coalition? who can show they can beat hillary clinton? who is that person because trump ruch i don't think is going to fall on his own. someone has to overtake him. right now to overtake him, you have to go over ben carson, as well. maybe carson will be the one to overtake him. >> i always look at dynamics of the race. if there's a certain momentum, what dynamic is introduced that changes the momentum. right now i don't see that in marco, in ted cruz, i don't see it in anybody right now. >> that's the working theory people have brought to the set many times. the carson, trump. so-called bubble is going to burst and there will be rubio and bush waiting to rice roos to the top. >> you have to have something to rice with. there's no evidence that the bubble is bursting. you have to look at these numbers. there was another one that wasn't on will in the state of south carolina where two-thirds of the voters in republican primaries are white revan gel cals, donald trump the materialistic donald trump as some people call him. >> you say he has