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chuck e. bradford report. >> it shouldn't have happened. >> reporter: and the task force charged with investigating the pepper spraying of protestors agrees. saying the incident should and could have been prevented. the 13-member task force had plenty to go around. finding this. and finding the chief of police at fault for lack of leadership. the report cites one officer whose name was redacted as saying while officers pepper sprayed, the chief was in the surrounding crowds. task force investigators also found fault with the officers wielding the pepper spray. specifically the most recognized officer, lieutenant john pike. though they were not able to interview for the report. the task force found no use for the pepper spray. they felt surrounded by a hostile crowd. because officers could be seen easily walking in and out of the crowd, without challenge. >> and i didn't think it would like really -- i didn't think it would affect me. but it did. it carried a stick. it was on my mouth, my cloth

nina, i heard you on msnbc with chuck todd talk about the politics of this thing, that this makes chief justice roberts somewhat nervous. >> well, he e is the chief justice of the united states, notot of the supreme court. that is his title the great chief justices in htory have been those who have understood that this is an institution to be protected whose authority is to be procted. the 5-4 dececision does notelp do that t a lot. he may not have a lot of control over that re the court seemed very split along the same kind of ideological lines you see in the public. >>>> but it comes down in the heart of a presidential campaign. if the court strikes down the mandate, does it help or hurt president obama? >> you c argue that round or flat. i can tell you when things, the white house is s ansort of a panic. >> they did not think this was gogoing to happen -- >> they do not want to bebe discussing health carare. >> in the short n it wille a devastating defeat for the president, because his signature achievement is shown to be unconstititutional. he is supposed be constitutional expert. that is not very good. but in the longer run, aft

e-mail. >> senator dianne feinstein in san jose mayor chuck reed were among the dignitaries breaking ground on a multi-billion dollar port extension to silicon valley. 60 mi. of track will run from fremont to east san jose. the federal government kicked in $900 million for the projects and trains will begin rolling into san jose by 2018. more than 40,000 giants fans are anxiously awaiting tomorrow's home opener. workers at at&t park are busy preparing the field for that game but did the rainy weather of those obstacles? as you might imagine. as you can see, the tarp was out earlier today. an unemployed worker turning the tide in,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >> the economy is adding jobs but slowly. in fact more americans than expected filed unemployment last week. it is even harder for older workers to find work. but tonight patrick introduces us to an intense career resource called promax. >> per revival are recovered program. they gather to celebrate two things, most here are over 40, and they're getting tired. >> the members need to help run the program. >> robert is one of three leaders of the pro

h e an ] uiggie and gea e >>> delaware, of course, is a state known for frnins rpatns rehahaf ene es you this morning. >> good morning, chuck want to ask you about this. on one hand it's apples and orange s when it comes to corporate taxes overseas versus domestically here at home. delaware does something similar to what other countries do and that's to compete for companies to head quarter some of their operations in certain countries and they do it with the tax code. when you s a sto abou app and howmu felaxolrs thubyiorrang eras d s yate ca the same sort breaks. >> companies choose to incorporate in delaware for three main reasons. our corporate law is the best understood. it goes back with judicial precedent. we have the best business court in the country. so when companies are deciding where to incorporate they want to know if they have to go to litigation that they can have access to this excellent court. fal whave a terfic dision ofcorpotions. tnkf y tlk o cs theoube teans ty hoeoinrpa de. lbo thing or you cannot criticize because of the way delaware competes for business tax money? >> well, again, the taxes are real

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e-communications director. >> thank you very much. >> shannon: i want to talk about senator chuck grassley because he is very he admits that he flubs the tweets. but it indicates that he is doing them himself, which is important to a lot of folkings. >> it's authentic. it's live, it's realtime. in fact, some like to poke fun, but we are talking about it today as a result, so he uses it effectively. >> shannon: he says he's not a good typist and iphone changes his words, but we do know that it's from him. all right. who is on twitter in capitol hill? >> basically, we identified via a recent study, capitol tweet, 456 members of congress on the house and senate are on twitter. and they are using it effectively. we analyzed about 3 mill whereon tweets, 600,000 mentioned overall. we are looking at a lot of different aspects here. but they are using it live in realtime to talk about legislation, to talk to constituents and to use it as a tool to communicate with the folks about their issues and the things they are trying to promote. >> shannon: you have categories. when it comes to influence, have you senator bern

e-mails about the immorality of homosexuality after fining out he was gay. he says his performance evaluations then plummeted and he was ultimately fired. chucker told the washington blade he wants to look into the case. >> quoted bible verses from leviticus specifically stating i was going to hell and i would never seed as an employee. >> this is the type of thing that, instead of bringing people to christ, it is stunning people away. >> a library spokes woman would not comment on the case because personnel matters are confidential. we should find out the results of an internal eeo investigation sometime in may. >>> still ahead on fox 5 morning news, it is a new way to reap the rewards of going to places you already love. >> have you ever wanted to go behind the scenes of your favorite bakery or turn the tables on your trainer, who won't wanted to do that. find out how can you do that in the smart phone zone. we'll be right back. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days is-- is huge. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. you just put one foot in front of the other, and yo

sent him e-mails saying among other things that jesus prohibited sexual immorality including homosexuality. performance evaluations plummeted. he was ultimately fired. now new york senator chuckumer told the washington blade he want to look into the case. >> quoted bible verses from leviticus specifically stating i was going to hell and would never succeed as an guy. >> this is the type of thing that instead of bringing people to christ, turning people away. >> the library spokeswoman would not comment on the case because personnel matters are confidential. >>> more revelations tonight about the government agency blasted for lavish spending. five employees associated with the government services administration went to hawaii for several days last year to attend a ceremony that lasted an hour and there was a similar trip set for this fall. today top officials sent out an e-mail to the more than 12,000 employees telling them they're obligated to report wasteful spending and there will be no retaliation if they do. >>> north korea fueled up a rocket in preparation for liftoff that could violate international rules. leaders say the rocket will send an observation satellite into s

e-mails saying among other things that jesus prohibited sexual immorality including homosexuality. that is a quote. performance evaluations plummeted from there and he was ultimately fired. now, new york senator chuck schumer has told the washington blade that he wants to look into this case. >> quoted bible versus from leviticus specifically stating i was going to hell and would never succeed as an employee. >> this is the type of thing that, instead of bringing people to christ is turning people away. >> the library spokes woman would not comment on his case because personnel matters are confidential. we should fine out the results of an internal eeo investigation sometime next month in may. >>> it is appear effort to put a harmless satellite in space or a disguised missile test. the latest concerns about a planned rocket launch. çzo% >>> new this morning, two u.s. marines die in a plane crash in north africa. they were participating in joint military exercises with the moroccan army when their is on precrashed in the southern part of the country. two other american marines were hurt. they had just taken off from the assault ship. they are with the 14th marines based in ft. worth, texas and

chuck ttd#: 1-800-345-2550 and let's write a script based on your life story. ttd#: 1-800-345-2550 the chevy cruze eco also offers 42 mpg on the highway. actually, it's cruze euckling ] or ec-onomical. pa-tato, po-tato, huh? actually, it's to-mato, ta-mato. oh, that's right. [ laughs ] [ car door shuts ] [ male announcer ] visit your local chevy dealer today. now very well qualified lessees can get a 2012 chevy cruze ls for around $159 per month. e.p.a. estimated 36 miles per gallon highway. >>> i want to bring you up to date. the news we've been following this hour of the f-18 jet crash that happened shortly after takeoff, crashing into the mayfair mews apartment building just northeast of expressway 264. that's the main thoroughfare that takes you in and out of the virginia beach ocean front. the battalion chief tim riley just recently gave an interview and told us about what is on scene there. and what they're working with. here it goes. they have five heavily damaged buildings. three of which are completely destroyed. the f-18 pilots were able to eject safely. they're worried now about structural collapse of some of the other injured buildings. again, th