cla regresamos con ustedes.mexicano no habÍa desmantelado la estructura econÓmica del campo. reportera: joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn no sÓlo logrÓ dos fugas de cÁrceles federales, Único en toda la historia criminal de mÉxico. sobreviviÓ a cinco administraciones de cinco presidentes , 11 procuradores y a su propia adicciÓn de mujeres. segÚn expertos en sistemas penitenciarios el gobierno nunca supo destruir su mejor arma y que provocÓ nuevamente su libertad. la estructura financiera. >> no seas desentraÑado la red que limpia y lavar dinero. reportera: de acuerdo con guillermo zepeda catedrÁtico de sistemas penitenciarios desde su primera fuga en 2001 en el penal de mÁxima seguridad se desestimÓ ademÁs el gran poder corrupto. de hecho fue lo primero que reconocieron las entonces autoridades cuando la primera fuga hace mÁs de 14 aÑos en enero del 2001. >> son millones de pesos en sistemas de seguridad si los presos se salen por las puertas, alguien ha dicho que el seÑor guzmÁn no se escapÓ, lo sacaron y tienen razÓn. re

we actually have parts of san francisco that are fairly middle class, working clas where people own their home squz take care of trees that used to be part of the cities maintenance, was something that is very very difficult for many people to do and feel as the budget was growing that is something we could have spent some of our funds on. i look at line item in my budget that perhaps i can work with dpw to see if we can program the hardships many house holds face in taking care of trees that can be flaub nob through friends of the urban forest or other organizations that can take care of the trees we see like on streets like purshia and excelier where trees are a big part of the beauty of our streets. i also want to point our vision zero program has only been supported only on 2 major parts, the engineering part, our education part and the third part of vision zero-enforcement. we look at enforcement and engineering but the education part is severely lacking and what we put in the budget this year is beef up the education program with real program for public service announcements looking

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we're going to help the middle clas.his does nothing but hurt the very people that they claim they're trying to help. this will lose jobs in the long run. we're going to see businesses that are going to cut back their hours and cut back their staff because they can't afford to comply with this. they can't absorb the cost. i wish this president would understand that and realize that he is going to cut millions of americans' jobs in the long run and in the future of this economy because small businesses won't be opening, there won't be people willing to take risks and try to what extent pand our economy at all because they're going to be too afraid of the red tape and bureaucracy that follows it. >> this is on top of changing the workweek through obamacare from 40 to 30 hours and basically giving businesses an incentive to cut people's hours. >> here's a shocker for you. it's going to be a boost to the economy. when you give poor folks more money, guess what they do? they spend that money. and guess what -- >> where is the

you obviously try to catch it and look at the vass cla tour and look at whether you can salvage it. sometimes the scope of injury is so bad that better to remove it and prevent any kinds of infections and injuries in the future and the whole concept, you know, you and i were talking about this privacy and some of the data that got out there about the hipaa violations that could become an issue. >> basically what dr. mad issy is talking about, because we're out of time about i want to address it, a sports anchor tweeted jason's medical records, put it out there online for everybody to see, and apparently he is not liable in any way for putting this private information out there. yes or no? >> yes or no. >> i'm going to tease that. >> i think it's a big problem. >> is he liable? that sports anchor? >> i'm not an attorney. everybody from the hospital, we as doctors are responsible to protect the patient's privacy. in the world of electronic medical record and all the social media >> exactly. >> it has to say. >> we don't know the case but hipaa is sacrosanct, a contract between us and

to the mayor's office, controller, cla, and of course all the witnessing of staffers that work in each of our office to make this a reality every year. i also want to recognize the many community groups that campout at city hall on our marble floors on my good i'm sure we understand what the budgetary needs are, and really help us refine the cost as we continue to negotiate through the budget hours. under the budget budget justice coalition past the traditional age youth coalition, are transgender community, and many of our immigrant rights advocates were here last night along with their supportive housing folks in my office, i do want to recognize april -- august to gaming at the end to the budget cycle. most important, ivy league who spent the last several months starting early, working on what our budget requests were coming from district 6 and how to prioritize that by meeting with community stakeholders through the last couple of months. first, i want to recognize the mayor for funding a number of things that are important to our office. when of course, the minimum wage increase w

we can hire and fire based on performance and put the best and brightest back in our clas classrooms.s later, graduation rates are up. third grade reading scores are higher and wisconsin's scores are second best in the country. our reforms work. that just goes to show that government closest to people is generally the best which is precisely why we need to take power and money out of washington and send it back to our states in key areas like medicaid and transportation and workforce development and education. [ cheering and applause ] sadly, though washington seems to think that success is measured by how many people are dependent on the government. we measure success by just the opposite by how many people are no longer dependent on the government. yep. we understand that true freedom and prosperity do not come from the mighty hands of the government. they come from the empowering people who control their own lives and their own destinies, dignity of worth. that's what we stand for. now as a kid, my first job was washing dishes at the countryside restaurant. then i moved up to the b

. >> the first thing is that greece needs to make a deck cla ration that what used to be euros are somerrency let's call them drachmas. >> reporter: for this to work the government has to close the banks and have in place capital controls which is already happening in greece. >> is the purpose is to bottle the money up in the domestic economy. >> reporter: then greece has to allow its currency to devalue starting from a 1: 1 ratio to the euro. >> reporter: the purpose is to get the new currency to fall. that is where salvation would come from. >> reporter: devaluation would make greece more attractive the outside world. >> for foreigners the rest of us and the rest of the world, we'll be encouraged to buy greek goods and services including tourism. >> reporter: however that devaluation will have negative consequences inside greece at least in the short term. >> at least ordinary greeks will feel worse off and they may well be demonstrating in the streets and creating a real problem. the difficulty for authorities is to hold their nerve. >> reporter: greece won't be able to instantly pri

court of a poles and in miranda versus clas muscounty u.s. district court april 2014 affirm exactly why san francisco sheriff department and over 300 other cities that have since changed their laws that stipulate how municipal interact with ice is what we follow. february 12th in this office where you are sitting standing, i meet with homeland security deputy director along with our under sheriff and legal counsel and another member of our staff who is not here today. i informed department of homeland security who presides over ice that a warrant or a judicial order is required to detain someone and pick up by ice authorities and ice has known this well over a year since the board of super visors passed the due process for all ordinances in 2013 which was signed by mayor lee. and that the sitting county of san francisco and sheriff's department policy require a warrant or judicial order to detain an individual in custody for transfer or delivery to ice. and so a year had transpired direct communication with the top leadership of the departmen

do we know that california cla has any business or financial ties with donald trump?t seems like you are trying to jump on a band wag en here that a lot of people have been getting attention by jumping on donald trump. pointing out he is a moron is not that dichlt do we know that retirement funds are doing business with him in the first place. >> donald trump has property in california. he has a golf course. >> he has investments. california is one of the leading -- leading the nation in terms of our portfolio, in terms of pensions and donald trump is invested in that. we will make sure that everything he is invested in california, particularly as a state that we die vest from. we are encouraging all businesses alike to do the same. and take the lead. >> senator, as you know donald trump approaches all issues by antidote not by an overall statistical analysis. so for him, his case against the people crossing the border illegally, crossing our southern border has been made in effect by this murder case in san francisco where kate steinly was murdered by a man -- allege

. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay" a new twist on a clas sick shoe. >>> and the way one city isighting back against people who urinate on city streets. >> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >>> san francisco has a splashy new idea aimed at getting people to stop urinating on the streets. the public works department is installing -- or putting on liquid repellant paint in ten locations in the city. here is the guy has going to tell you how it works. >> when people urinate on the wall the pee actually bounces back and hits your pants or gets you wet. so we are piloting it to see if we can discourage people from peeing on many of our hot spots. >> this isn't a crazy idea. some german cities have used it already and this success with that paint. in san francisco the paint is paired with signs saying, hold it. this is not a public restroom. >> the pee would not u.s. go on your pants but also on your shoes. keep that in mind here. >> fighting fire with fire. >>> one of the world's most popular line of kicks is getting it's first makeover. you can call this one an inside jo

the rap mogul is not going to face fell thigh charges after that locker room confrontation at uchl claing ago kettle ball at a football coach. he insists he was defending himself and his son justin who plays on the team. the da says it's turning that case over to the l.a. city attorneys office which could file lesser misdemeanor charges. >>> we are all being asked to conserve more water but one city in southern california is so good at it their water supply went bad. they had to dump 550,000 gallons of drinking water()bct from a reservoir tank. the mayor says residents have cut their water usage by as much as 45%, but because they weren't using as much the water in the reservoir sat stagnant. the mayor says the city is working on ways to prevent it from happening again, but it seems like they could have trucked it to areas or something. >> use it for some sort of purpose. >> right. >>> not going down without a fight, what these new -- those against the new controversial vaccine law are going to do today to make sure their voices are a period. >>> a bay area high school track coach behi

to forget about the nine lives that were lost on june the 17th including our dear colleague senator claen that pinckney. it is truly a sad day in south carolina. many of you know i have not supported the governor in many many occasions. tonight i stand with my governor i stand with my two u.s. senators i stand with the senate of south carolina asking begging, pleading for us to bring south carolina back together. we are broken. we are truly broken. as i travel across this country and around this world i want to be proud to say that i'm a south carolinian. tonight i cannot say it. we owe it to the people of this state, we owe it to the families we owe it to ourselves to remove this flag from the state house grounds. make south carolina an inviting place for not just a few people but for all people. i was impressed with the bipartisan support of the senate when they passed a bill that was clean that said let's remove the confederate flag off the state house grounds and start the healing process here in south carolina. i was pleased with the senate when they decided to say, i will forget a

lady bird johnson, bordnn cla udia, was born in karnack texas. her father was a wealthy land owner. her mother died when she was six. she had a high school education. she also went to the university of texas at austin nand has a b.a. in history and a b.a. in journalism. she married lyndon johnson at the age of 21 and had two daughter purchase ran his congressional office. she actually purchased and managed an austin radio station. and she owned and managed large ranching properties. lady bird became first lady when she was 50 years old. she was first lady for a little over six years. she died at age 94, and she is buried at the lbj ranch in texas. lbj went into the navy, 1941-19 42, during world war ii, and while he was in the navy, lady bird ran his congressional office. she answered correspondence, coped with political problems and gave special attention to any of his constituents who visited washington and visited his offices. lady bird johnson was -- had an inheritance from her mother and purchased a small radio station in austin, texas. this radio station was in terrible financ

documents, the accuser's attorney is complaining that cosby's lawyer was turning it into a carn vam, a cla attorney at one point said to cosby, i think are you making light of a very serious situation. cosby replied, that may very well be. nbc reached out to representative of bill cosby, did not hear back. cosby has never been charged with any crime in connection with sexual and drug allegations, which he and his representatives have continued to deny. >> that's kate snow reporting. cosby admits he gave the woman that brought the lawsuit three half pills of benedryl. attorneys for the comedian have not returned calls. cosby has never been charged with a crime. in the past he and his representatives denied all of the allegations. >> i was going to say, you are talking about a comedian and the trend setter but just culturally you can't limit bill cosby's impact culturally. >> it's historic endearing comedy and entertainment in general. you know people have been stunned by these revelation. they go on and on. >> all these women say thank god, finally someone is listening to what we have been

netanyahu came to congress and the entire congress stood up and class and -- and collapsed -- collapsed -- cla pped and carried on. everyone democrat, republican or 100% opposed to netanyahu. here's what, i just can't believe it. that the president of the united states, for the last 50 years has been 100% for israel. and now this president and mr. kerry, and wendy sherman -- i don't know she's any relation. guest: no relation. caller: i hope not. they have no stuck an ice pick -- now stuck an ice pick in the eye of mr. netanyahu. host: mr. sherman, whether you go ahead. guest: i was part of the small committee that was given the honor of escorting the prime minister of israel into the house chambers. it is not true that every member of congress stood up and cheered at everything the prime minister of israel had to say. in fact there were about 50 of my colleagues who announced they were boycotting and not standing up. the idea that every president has been pro-israel is historically not true. it was eisenhower that forced the israelis to withdraw from sinai back in 1956. the last president, ge

pops ever since its inception 130 years ago has been to tie in the broadest possible audience with clas. we do those things to meet people on their own terms. get them to fall in love with what anoric strucan do. >> tonight classical meets technology. because toontsnight's performance can be streamed all over the world. this is your 20th performance. do you have anything special planned? >> there's a lot. it's boston pops july 4th.org. it's going on yahoo at the same time. we hope people from all over the world will join in the celebration. we did our rehearsal concert last night. i think it's going to be one of the best ever. it's a long list of stars that bring the party. we have michael cavgnaw doing billy joel tunes. we have great r&b classics. patriotic hits featuring the uso show troop as well as the famous boston pops. it's great show from beginning to end. i think everyone who tunes in will agree it's a great way to celebrate america's birthday. >> tonight, break a leg, thanks for being here. >> thank you. happy 4th. >>> the many fireworks displays coast to coast are promising t

we actually have parts of san francisco that are fairly middle class, working clas where people own their home squz take care of trees that used to be part of the cities maintenance, was something that is very very difficult for many people to do and feel as the budget was growing that is something we could have spent some of our funds on. i look at line item in my budget that perhaps i can work with dpw to see if we can program the hardships many house holds face in taking care of trees that can be flaub nob through friends of the urban forest or other organizations that can take care of the trees we see like on streets like purshia and excelier where trees are a big part of the beauty of our streets. i also want to point our vision zero program has only been supported only on 2 major parts, the engineering part, our education part and the third part of vision zero-enforcement. we look at enforcement and engineering but the education part is severely lacking and what we put in the budget this year is beef up the education program with real program for public service announcements looking