these lives matter, all lives matter and chris carpenter and loranda smith and her family matter, as well as all of these in bay view. join together with the policy power to step up and have the courage. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> yes. my name is james glover. this morning the stuff that happened in brussels is going to happen in san francisco, because people keep overlooking the disenfranchised people. that is where radicals -- that is where you find their people among the disenfranchised. for the last couple of years i have been pushing this business proposition to hire 700 people. but i always get these looks. you know, it's like can he do it? i have got somebody working with me, but the thing is it's a systematic problem in the system. because you constantly overlooking people -- supervisor campos with the navigation center. it's cool to have a navigation center, but while you are navigating that center to get to a room, you still don't have a job. so the navigation, you are just going through the motions i have sent a few of you emails to show that i do --

a few weeks ago i adjourned our meeting in memory of a good friend, chris carpenter, who passed away because of his leukemia because of leukemia. a week later his wife came to testify in our meeting and she is still mourning the death of her husband. she will also be here joining us this friday. today, i'm introducing a resolution encouraging everyone between the ages of 18-44 years old to register as a bone marrow donor to help diversify the bone and marrow donor registry. we did this over a year ago with supervisor kim for kevin winston, who also passed away. the husband of latifah simon. they got married the same date that we had an incredible bone marrow drive and we are still mourning the death of kevin. every 3 min. someone in america is diagnosed with blood cancer. bone marrow transplant is the only proven treatments for over 70 of those cancers. unfortunately, 70% of the patients do not have a fully matched donor in the family and must depend on the kindness of strangers. to save their life. more importantly, patients are more likely to match with someone who shares their eth

a few weeks ago i adjourned our meeting in memory of a good friend, chris carpenter, who passed away because of his leukemia because of leukemia. a week later his wife came to testify in our meeting and she is still mourning the death of her husband. she will also be here joining us this friday. today, i'm introducing a resolution encouraging everyone between the ages of 18-44 years old to register as a bone marrow donor to help diversify the bone and marrow donor registry. we did this over a year ago with supervisor kim for kevin winston, who also passed away. the husband of latifah simon. they got married the same date that we had an incredible bone marrow drive and we are still mourning the death of kevin. every 3 min. someone in america is diagnosed with blood cancer. bone marrow transplant is the only proven treatments for over 70 of those cancers. unfortunately, 70% of the patients do not have a fully matched donor in the family and must depend on the kindness of strangers. to save their life. more importantly, patients are more likely to match with someone who shares their eth

carpenters building there. if you're just waking up listen to this, the snow is on the the way. christails stay with "action news" throughout the morning. >>> here's a look at what else happening in and around the lehigh valley and delaware valleys this weekend. pet apalooza. there will be a pet fashion walker and talent show. you can walk and shine with your pet in downtown haddonfield from noon to 4:00 p.m. benefiting the animal shelter. >>> if homemade jewelry is your thing, head to the expo center in oaks montgomery county. the inter interweave beadfest. there's instructors and workshops and exhibits and more. check it out from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. and tomorrow 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. >>> that's what's happening in and around the region. sports is next. >> reporter: welcome back everyone, 7:23 saturday morning, let's go over to satellite and radar, here's the next system we're watching it's pushing through pittsburgh. it's a clipper system. here's the polar vortex here. it is actually wrapping around the vortex and pushing into the heart of the delaware and lehigh valleys this af

chris frates reporting for us from green bay, wisconsin. >> back with us here on the panel this hour, michael nutter, john king, gloria borger, political commentator, jeffrey lord, amanda carpenterry katherine ham. let's talk about the democratic side. you and i were talking during one of the breaks about decision at some point that bernie sanders likely has to make right now based on the matt. >> if things continue going the way they're going, he wins some states, secretary clinton wins some states, the margin stays about the same or grows or shri shrinks, but there's still a pretty decent margin. at some point in time, if that's senator sanders' situation, he has to decide, what am i doing next, where is this going? i might not be able to win. do i continue to attack hillary clinton? giving more ammunition to the republicans. how do i, when we get to the convention, in philadelphia, we're very proud to host it, how do i bring it all together, how do i keep the supporters? so if i keep, you know, hammering and hammering and hammering, how do i at some point in time bring it all together? is his campaign really about him as a candidate and this movement or is it about electing a

chris coback, kansas city secretary of state supporting donald trump. >>> looking at my panel out of the corner of my eyes nodding along. i have gloria borger, david chall on, and amanda carpenterng along on the lack of enthusiasm because of all the republicans who are showing up, and maybe they will feel frustrated. bottom line, what did you make of what he said? >> i thought it made a lot of sense. >> yeah. >> particularly when he talks about the margins. because if it's 50 votes, that's really different from 200 votes. >> right. >> and another thing that chris said that i thought was interesting is that delegations may work together to figure out where they go. and you know, we all talk about delegate this, delegate that. what if delegations who -- don't forget, these delegates are party people. they care about winning, care about the future of the republican party. they don't want to see chaos, they know it's not going to help them in november. this notion that delegations may actually work together. >> the deals to get to the 1237 or -- >> the mississippi delegation or the louisiana delegation. you know, they are going to have delegation meetings and kind of try and hash t