the bay area, he ran as a candidate in the san francisco race for the republican party county central committee back in 2002. in 2003 he worked on the mayoral campaign of gavin newsom and taught at the university of san francisco and stayed activity in politics and sports marketing. we will have continue coverage of the story. we have full coverage at abc7news.com and late-breaking developments by following us on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >>> day two of a sickout by muni drivers and today we have a better idea why. they overwhelmingly voted to reject the latest contract offered to them, 1198-47 because of a dispute over pay and how much they should contribute to the pensions. matt has the impact on commuters. >> this was a headache of a commute and some complain this is causing them to be late to work. the worst could be to come because this afternoon many try to head home. >> when it is half normal service it is good but when a third of the runs were in service, and that could be offerly optimistic but you look on the operate side when the view on the crowded train is that of a stranger's armpi

i became on the central committee but she was the captain before the central committee. the movement, the civil rights movement in the south, was mobalized, organized, dominated by the activities of women. and the men who are spokesman are leaders and they are written about in the press and they go to meetings but they don't actually reveal -- that doesn't reveal the way the movement evolved. when you put the term leaders, people unconsciously want to see a male. but that doesn't mean the work, programming and leadership wasn't done by quite a few women. and in the black party two guys started with but as time went on and more and more men got arrested it got to the point where the majority of live, on the ground panthers were women. it doesn't mean it isn't there, but it is discounted. >> you want to add anything? >> i cannot answer that. you know, i think about too often and you mention understanding what black radicalism is. there is a tradition throughout the 21st century we don't call on. we think of the specific moments in time when we look at the civil rights move

chairman of the san francisco republican party who confirms chamberlain served on the republican central committee in san francisco before switching over to the democratic party. he said he is absolutely stunned. >> to have the explosives and all that is just totally mind boggling for me. well, i'm hoping that, you know, he turns himself in. i hope he doesn't get into any more trouble. i don't know what he's thinking. i don't know what he's been doing the last few years. what's going on in his head. but just hoping that this all comes out, that nobody gets hurt. >> if you have any sort of sightings or if you know him, please just let us know so we can help apprehend him and again, bring him in so people are safe. >> again, here's one more look at the suspect. ryan kelly chamberlain ii. last seen wearing a navy blue sweatshirt and blue jeans driving white 2008 knnissan altima. if you see him, you are urged to call 911 right away. jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> we have more on-line. to see more photos and video and hear from neighbors who are shocked by the story. head to our, site, nbcbayare

we talked to the former chair of the republican party central committee who says he returns working withhamberlain. >> to have the explosives and all that is just totally mind boggling for me. well, i'm hoping that, you know, he turned himself in. i hope he doesn't get into any more trouble. i don't know what he's thinking. i don't know what he's been doing the last few years, what'

we talked to the former chair of the republican party central committee who says he returns working with chamberlain. >> to have the explosives and all that is just totally mind boggling for me. well, i'm hoping that, you know, he turned himself in. i hope he doesn't get into any more trouble. i don't know what he's thinking. i don't know what he's been doing the last few years, what's going on in his head. but i just hope that nobody gets hurt. >> if you have any sort of sighting or if you know him, let us know so we can help apprehend him, and again, bring him in so people are safe. >> we have more on the developing story coming up at 6:00, and also online. to see more photos and video and to hear from neighbors who are shocked by what's going on right now, head to our website. >>> there's a memorial service going on in the east bay tonight for a college student who was killed in santa barbara last weekend. he was one of the six victims in the deadly attack near the ucsb campus. and kimberly tere joins us with more. >> diane, you can see there are still people arriving here, and that m

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the crowd that once cheered krushchev wildly were left in the dark as to what went on when the central committeearty. >> my father was choked. his successor went in the opposite direction and divorced all his policies. he was really upset. >> he had begun a new age for the soviet union, a thawing of the cold war. not complete, but the beginning of something. but things changed. >> the cuban missile crisis showed that neither side could gain a military victory over the other side so, therefore, the competition had to take a different form. >> it was the beginning of the changes in the relations between the two countries. >> in the end, we couldn't defeat the soviet union militarily, but we could demonstrate that we had a much better, attractive society. >> the united states of america wants to see the cold war end. we want sanity and security and peace for all and above all. president kennedy, i'm sure, would regard as his best memorial the fact that in his three years as president, the world became a little safer. and the way ahead became a little brighter. >>> there are two or three emotional e

. >> on this trip, as appointed by the central committee, i'll discuss the two country's relations andssues in the south china sea. the foreign minister, and deputy prime minister, said his country wanted to resolve a complicated situation. >> viaed nam is probably winning the propaganda war. the military is no match for china, it's also vietnam adds economic reality, which is driving the diplomacy. >> a breakthrough is unlikely. >> maybe they'll agree to pull back the oil rig and make positive overtures. we are not going to see a lodge-term vital solution. >> the talks focus on beijing's demands for compensation, following the anti-china riots in vietnam, beginning after the deployment of the oil rig. chinas factories were destroyed or damaged, forcing the efact viewings of hundreds of workers. gip an economic -- given an economic independence, many agreed the strategy was to recognise sovereignty in exchange for a deal to develop vast gas and oil deposits beneath the waters. >>> spain's crown prince is due to be crown king felipe the 6th. the parliament approved the ab dickation of j

after three months on the job, iowa's republican central committee voted to remove the state party chairrroll, from office by a 14-2 no confidence vote. he's barely been there. they replaced him with jeff kauffman, a close ally to the governor. the governor and his allies have spent the better part of the year trying to wrestle back control of the party from ron paul and rand paul allies. kauffman announced his goal to raise $300,000 immediately after elected saturday. >>> let's move from iowa to kentucky where elizabeth warren made her latest stop as she crisscrosses the country trying to support democratic candidates. she's in a red state, folks. yesterday she campaigned with secretary of state allison lundgren grimes who is running against mitch mcconnell. grimes is just the latest candidate senator warren has stumped for. she's also traveled to oregon, washington and minnesota, but this is a red state. she heads to west virginia next where she will campaign for natalie tenet in july. it's reported warren has already raised and given upwards of $2.3 million to 20 candidates so far thi

. >> can you the el the central committee who at the central office knew or instructed or coached anybody how to manipulate wait lyme times? >> i do not know i don't know e anyone that has done that circumstance no, in the my direct experience. >> so you don't know whether they have or haven't? >> i certainly hope not. >> that would run kourn counter. i certainly hope not. >> a brief if may of 2009, dr. mike davie, the national director of systems redesign indicated there were 49,4743 veterans waiting for care as of september 15th of 2008. now more than five years later, the va's audit shows and has been reported in the media that it has risen to 57,000 veterans mateing more than 90 days and an additional 64,000 veterans that appear to have fallen through the cracks. how can this be? >> the correct use of the electronic wait list is the number that's 57,000, sir. we use the electronic wait lists in we are unable to schedule a veteran who is receiving their first specialty consult within 90 days. the contradict use of that is to insure that we can work a veteran into an appointment sooner.

as i've mentioned the main dispute between isis and al-qaeda central committee what to call them that, is about their change in creed and methodology. in fact, they are engaging in an ideological struggle with each other over the future of al-qaeda. is one of the implications of that. the particular methodology that isis has chosen to follow follows that of zarqawi. some people call to split the sort of -- when it comes to zarqawi's use of fighting on the police that, well, unicode you should take care not to kill innocent civilians right to the point where it hinges on your military operation. in other words, he talks about not killing civilians but it is going to make you give up an operation that was really worth it, really a sweet operation, he believed we should just go ahead with the. if you killed 50 innocent muslims and killed one american and ex-change, that was perfectly fine. he also believed in carrying out, invoking in fact and causing a sectarian war with the shia and spent a lot of his time killing innocent she and her to set off a sectarian war. how many people can say

let me reiterate that the committee's expectation for the paths of the central federal funds rate target the economic outlook. if the economy proves to be stronger than anticipated by the committee, resulting in a more rapid convergence of employment and inflation to the fomc subjective -- objectives, increases in the federal funds rate target are likely to occur sooner and to be more rapid than currently envisaged. conversely if economic performance disappoints, resulting in larger and more persistent deviations from the committee's objectives, increases in the federal funds rate target are likely to take place later and to be more gradual. before taking your questions of life to provide an update on the committee's ongoing discussions on the mechanics of normalizing the stands and conduct of monetary policy. to be clear, these discussions are in no way intended to signal imminent change in the stance of monetary policy. represent prudent planning on the part of the committee and reflect the committee's intention to communicate plans to the public well before the first step in normalizi

central city democratic's i want to show my support to support the candidate that for reappoint and defer to supervisor avaloss decision on that. i wanted to make a general public comment on the advisory committee since they're here. that they continue to support of the central subway and that they continue to support of the central subway moving forward to north beach and fisherman's wharf and also that the advisory committee panel make a stand for citizens and people with disability that we ride muni for free. thank you >> thank you, mr. griswold per seeing none, public comment is closed. the district 6 seat that former vice chair the late joseph flanagan held we're waiting on supervisor kim's comments on this seat my suggestion we continue the district 6 seat and that we approve angela mecca for another term of district 11 seat. can we take that without objection? with a roll call >> it's been moved and seconded. item 6 supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor kim absent. supervisor mar. supervisor yee. and angie is recommended for appointment >> thank you congratulations. ms. chang. item 7 appointing one member to the community advisory committee >> rachel is here. i'm with the genev

the central tendency of the unemployment rate projects is slightly lower than in the march projections, and now stands at 60 to 6.1% at the end of this year. from there committeeunemployment rate declining to its longer run normal level by the end of 2016. the central tendency of the projections for real gmt dp growth is 2.1 to 2.3% for 2014. down notably from the march projections, largely because of the unexpected contractions shun in the first quarter. over the next two years, the projections for real gdp growth remain somewhat above the estimates of longer-run normal growth. finally, fomc participants continue to see inflation moving only gradually back toward 2% over time, as the economy expands. the central tendency of the inflation projections is 1.5 to 1.7% in 2014, rising to 1.6 to 2% in 2016. as i noted at the outset, the committee decided today to make another measured reduction in the pace of asset purchases. starting next month, we will be purchasing $35 billion of securities per month down 10 billion per month from our current rate. even after today's action takes effect, we will continue to expand our holdings of longer-term securities, and we w

central city democratic's. i wanted to invite the to staff and the director to the board of supervisors budgets committee meeting on thursday at the toujs that is a call to action with disabilities concluding people with hiv and aids we need free muni today, we don't need to wait for a november election before we get justice so thank you >> thank you, mr. gris well. seeing none, public comment is closed ms. chang any other business before us >> no other business. >> thank you, everyone this meeting is >> we're here to raise awareness and money and fork for a good accuse. we have this incredible gift probably the widest range of restaurant and count ii destines in any district in the city right here in the mission intricate why don't we capture that to support the mission youths going to college that's for the food for thought. we didn't have a signature font for our orientation that's a 40-year-old organization. mission graduates have helped me to develop special as an individual they've helped me figure out and provide the tools for me that i need i feel successful in life >> their core above emission and goal

janet yellen said monetary stimulus will continue after and until the central bank achieves its goals. >> the committee believes that economic activity is rebounding in the current quarter and will continue to expand at a moderate pace thereafter. are said toecutors the broadening their investigation of the foreign exchange industry. the justice department has been asking banks and clients how chargeles teams customers to exchange currency according to two people familiar with the probe. this is the first indication that prosecutors are investigating sales practices. set to parliament is swear in a new king. felipe succeeds his father juan carlos who is stepping down. the new king will face a series of challenges as he attempts to restore the reputation of the monarchy. -- takeover console sold takeover tussle continues as ge presents new details of the bid. alex webb joins us now from munich with more. how are ge shareholders reacting to this? >> there does seem to be a growing sense that perhaps immelt is bending over too much for the french government. analysts have said he has to be careful. it is

this committee has a central role in studying the issue of net neutrality and more generally, competitionon the internet. i appreciate the chairman's decision to assert our jurisdiction. turning to the specific question of whether antitrust is more affective than regulation in addressing net neutrality. we should keep in mind that we need a regulatory solution to address potential threats to net neutrality and must allow the federal communication's commission to do its job. congress created the fcc to develop expertise so that it could probable regulate the complex tellecommunicationtelec industry. any fcc rules to address net neutrality would have the benefit of addressing some potential threats to net neutral before they fully materialize. it could do so in a manner that within more comprehensive than the piece meal approach of antitrust enforcement. additionally, having a set of best practices enshrined in rules would provide certainty for the industry. the fcc's efforts therefore must be given the opportunity to develop it. in developing its rules to ensure a free and open internet, t

portrait of george herbert walker bush, who was director of central intelligence at a difficult time in our history, following the pike and church committeeearings in 1955. the agency was under investigation by congress and mauro was low at the time. he is the first member of congress to serve as director, sent over by the president to help repair relationships between cia and congress. the overs c

janet yellen said monetary stimulus will continue until the central bank achieves its goals. committeeves that economic activity is rebounding in the current quarter and will continue to expand at a moderate pace thereafter. >> iraq prime minister warns the violence in his country could spill over into neighboring states. u.s. president barack obama is urging the shiite led government to become more inclusive. and parliament will swear in a nuking today. son succeeds his father who is stepping down. spain today. in succeeding his father who is stepping down. smartphones new you're at it has 3-d technology and will go on sale in the u.s. markets next month. cory johnson was at the seattle launch in seattle. >> this is it. this is the fed moment. this is the msi and fire phone. phone.n interesting --re are a couple of things it is this affect that allows the phone to have a 3-d hologram like image on it to allow you to see things better with things like maps and so on. it is actually a really fascinating thing to see. other is very amazonian like. something that they call firefighter. he

committee. he teaches courses in media management, broadcast programming, and radio operations at central university of michigan -- central michigan university. he received his b.a. in mass communications from wayne state university and his m.a. in management from central michigan university. our sixth witness is mr. paul williams president and chairman of the board of american society of composers, authors and publishers. mr. williams is an oscar grammy and golden glove winning hall of fame composer and songwriter. mr. williams you'll be glad to know your friend, the congressman from texas admonished me to be easy on you today. we'll be careful to adhere to that request. our seventh witness mr. chris harrison vice president of business affairs and assistant general counsel of pandora media. he's an adjunct professor, used to teach music law at the university of texas of law. mr. harrison received his j.d. from the university of north carolina. i'm pleased to say. his ph.d. in political science also from university of north carolina. pleased to have a fellow tar heel. our eighth witness is chief exe

the central tendency of the unemployment rate projections is slightly lower than in the march projections and now stands at 6.0-6.1% at the end of this year. from there committeeparticipants generally see the unemployment rate declining to its longer run normal level by the end of 2016. the central tendency of the projections for real gdp growth is 2.1-2.3% for 2014. down notably from the march projections. largely because of the unexpected contraction in the first quarter. over the next two years, the projections for real gdp growth remain somewhat above the estimates of longer run normal growth. finally, fomc participants continue to see inflation moving only gradually back toward 2% over time as the economy expands. the central tendency of the inflation projections is 1.5-1.7% in 2014 rising to 1.6-2% in 2016. as i noted at the outset, the committee decided today to make another measured reduction in the pace of asset purchases. starting next month, we will be purchasing $35 billion of securities per month, down $10 billion per month from our current rate. even after today's action takes effect, we will continue to expand our holdings of longer term securit

the central tendency of the unemployment rate projections is slightly lower than in the march projections and now stands at 6.0%-6.1% at the end of this year. from there, committee participants generally see the unemployment rate declining to its longer-run normal level by the end of 2016. the central tendency for projections for real gdp growth is 2.1% to 2.3% for 2014. down notably from the march projections. largely because of the unexpected contraction in the first quarter. over the next two years, the projections for real gdp growth remain somewhat above the estimates of longer-run normal growth. finally, fomc participants continue to see inflation moving only gradually back toward 2% over time as the economy expands. the central tendency of the inflation projections is 1.5% to 1.7% in 2014. rising 1.6% to 2% in 2016. as i noted at the outset, the committee decided today to make another measured reduction in the pace of asset purchases. starting next month, we will be purchasing $35 billion of securities per month, down $10 billion per month from our current rate. even after today's action takes effect, we will continue to expand our holdings of longer-term

of george herbert walker bush, who was director of central intelligence at a particularly difficult time in history, follow the pike and church committee hearings back in 1975. underency was investigation by congress and morale was pretty low here at time. he is the first member of congress to serve as director, over by the president to help repair those relationships between c.i.a. and congress. the oversight committees come out of this investigation as well. the senate select committee on intelligence and the house permanent select committee on intelligence. he was with us just 10 days shy year. heed like to have stayed on. a couple things to note on his watch. he established a practice that we still use today which is analysis,petitive where the agency would generate analysis on a given subject and up another team to attack that theory. we think osama bin laden is at abadabad.und not, what explains it. another thing that took urgency was c.i.a.h briefings to the presidential candidates. it was truman who started it. didn't want his successor, president eisenhower, uninformed as he felt he was. remember truman didn't even know manhat

central america. tomorrow the house committee on foreign affairs will be addressing that. we know that the white house has initiated a response in that regard, so we'll save that for another day. the second crisis i see is a logistical crisis with respect to this sudden influx. you've addressed well the detention aspect of that. one thing i am wondering about from the ajudd kative standpoint, what do we need to do to make our ajuktive process more efficient? >> we are searching i.c.e. and doj resources into the region to deal with removal proceedings, to deal with asylum claims. we need more lawyers and judges down there and more teleconference to expedite the run of the mill removal proceeding, which i'm sure you know can take a long time. we have resources all around the country we think we can devote to this so that everybody is doing a fair share of the work here. we would like to see the process move more expeditiously when it involves removal of asylum claims. we have a plan to do that. >> is the administration request in terms of dollars, does it include this part o

. >> mary landrieu has made her influence on the committee where she is a chairwoman a central part of campaign. she is pro drilling, in favor of fracking, basically any energy proposal you will come up with, she'll back. last week she took the secretary of energy around southern louisiana. she's trying to tell voters she is going to be a pro-energy democrat. more voters are voting on her being a democrat than her policy proposal in the first place so that will be a difficult challenge as she faces one of the toughest reelections. >> ifill: take us to alaska and west virginia. >> west virginia, senator rockefeller is retiring, we have two strong women candidates, both very much opposed, they say, to this plan. but one of them is a democrat. one of them, the secretary of state. so despite her efforts to distance her self from president obama, it's hard for her to totally argue she's not a democrat although she differs with the president on the issue. >> ifill: mark in alaska faces this problem because he's an incumbent. why does the white house rub salt on the wound for this issue and m

central figure. taking the fifth. is you have house committee chairman dave camp wrote a letter requesting more information from lois lerner, 10 days later those emails disappear. and we don't know where they are. we have the u.s. are a are archivists. private sector sarbanes oxley requires public companies to keep these kind of emails for at least five years. these weren't remotely that old. >> i guess what you have to think that the government or people in the government are more competent. to believe that they deliberately destroyed it i guess i don't see the government ever working that efficiently or competently. >> of course i was actually surprised so many people believe they were deliberately destroyed. for me it's not a hard sale to believe maybe the government did actually destroy these crucial documents. very surprising that many people believe it was done deliberately. i do think it speaks to how this issue is beginning to resonate. i think when the irs scandal first broke, it was one of a number ever things kind of snow balling at t

off the final ewl count, but i will wait for the final report, sir. >> can you tell the committee who at the central office, if anybody, knew or instructed or coached anybody how to manipulate wait times? >> i do not know if anyone had done that, sir, not in my direct experience. >> so you don't know whether they have or they haven't? >> i certainly hope they have not, sir. that would run counter to our policy. i certainly hope not. >> in a brief in may of 2009, dr. mike davies, the national director of systems redesign indicated there were 49,743 veterans waiting for care as of september 15th of 2008. now more than five years later, v.a.'s audit shows and has been reported in the media that it has risen to 57,000 veterans waiting more than 90 days for their first appointment and an additional 64,000 veterans that appeared to have fallen through the cracks. how can this be? >> the correct use of the electronic wait list is the number that's 57,000, sir. we use the electronic wait lists if we are unable to schedule a veteran who is receiving their first special care consult within 90 days. the correc

janet yellen says monetary stimulus will continue until the central bank achieves its goal. >> the committeeomic activity is rebounding in the current quarter, and will continue to expand at a moderate pace thereafter. let's go to spain. king felipe they has just finished giving his first speech as king after seceding his father. he said creating jobs for young people should be the country's priority. he also said spain has a moral duty to help those hurt by the economic crisis. quick look ata how european markets are trading this morning. thank you. equity markets and takers of risk are appealed by these markets on the back of what janet yellen said. christine lagarde is about to tell mr. druggie what he should be doing -- what mario draghi should be doing. would you dare to tell the fed what to do? u.s. equity futures are higher. combined with china, growth rate of 7.5% and the prospect that maybe christine lagarde could be right, maybe we do need a vast flood of qe in bonds. share of buybacks coming through at rolls-royce and the delivery of over 4000 engines by 2023. rio tinto, a nice re

at that last meeting, and the central bank that's most watch right now, monetary policy committee of talk about higher rates, look at the currency. hovering at five-year bettss, flirting with the 170 level. tyler and sue, back to you. >>> thanks, ricky. watch out, i'm going to head to chicago soon. i promise you. >>> let's go back to dominic chu. >> check out what's happening with tesla motors "the financial times" says the electric vehicle rivals nissan, bmw, are keen in talks to charging networks. tesla last week said it was willing to share the patents with those who have good intentionses for those, honest intentions, they're up 6%, tyler on today's trade. >>> work at stark bucks? get a free college education. i've got to call my son right now. >>> plus target again under fire for another major glitch, and going rouge. environmental group greenpeace losing millions of dollars from green to red on a bad currency bed. that's the power rundown, and it's next, right after this. we started zya with the thought that the kid on the back of the bus might have a song that he has in his he

central american media touts an open door to the u.s. for minors and families. based on information the committee has received, it seems that the administration has known about this problem for some time. reverend richard ricecabbage, who serves on the immigration rights panel, agrees. he claims the administration hid the growing crisis from the media because they're still trying to pass a very unpopular immigration rewrite, end quote. he indicated, quote, that's the administration's congress' ability to reform our immigration laws. it was easy to predict that people in south and central america, as well as in mexico, would recognize a veiled invitation from the administration to send their children and families to the united states with little chance of deportation. these individuals know that the administration's policy of non-enforcement of our immigration laws presents a golden opportunity for unaccompanied minors and families with minors to come to the u.s. most likely to be released with very little chance of ever being removed. the administration's message is tragic because the journey the