she said "clyde, i got a letter. i got a phone call. they're on it." great job thank you. >> thank you clyde. next speaker. please come forward sir. good evening. >> yes good evening police commission. together can we be allotted three minutes each. >> one at a time. >> yes. i prepared a statement and if i don't finish it i continue on his time. >> the city attorney said no. >> i wrote it so he can read it. thank you very much. police commission i am christopher can dea and on behalf of my parents and sho share an incident with myself and my parents and the police department and one officer inspector lanny [inaudible] and my parents can't be here because they're ill. my father surface from alzheimer's dementia and home bound. my mother speaks little english and visually impaired and cares for my father. she surf suffers from anxiety and. >> >> blood pressure. and my father retired from railway and i am a franchise firefighter. the police came to my parents home twice looking for my ex-wife rita to serve a subpoena. there is a pending case thatful vs on

spend more time to stop old-fashioned bank robbers with don's been made and capture of bonnie and clyde fbi to a new level. >> you have the resources necessary to deal with this, what appears to be a rampant theft problem? >> well, we're making due on what we have today. >> let's don't make do. treat it like bonnie and clyde. >> one witness said lawmakers, themselves, could do more with legislation that would deny visas to government officials from countries that sponsor cyber crime. interesting idea. liz? lizly -- liz: oh, thank you very much. good to see you. ed, by the way, the guy who runs the company that figuredded out the chinese were hacking the new york new york and "wall street journal," the ceo of mandia, figuring the trails, finding it, figure out how the hacking is getting in. he's in a fox business exclusive on "after the bell" testified today, and we'll see what he thinks of the government's efforts, and if it's a biforkated effort. look at the markets. we're jumping 37 points right now, we have busted through the ceiling. the earlier high at 26. closing bell ringing at 3

clyde to have you on this program. >> great to be -- glad to have you on this program. >> great to beere. tavis: as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time of thehe future country's middle class. that is next time, we will see then. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminating hunger and we have work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. >>> wildfires are threatening early, as california faces one of the driest years on record. a look at what may be the start of a hot, fiery season. the world's largest laser at lawrence livermore lab still hasn't reached its goal of creating a fusion reaction, now after billions of dollars and missed deadlines, the p

. >> my name is clyde, carpenter i was born in the neighborhood in 1945 as a resident and business owner in that neighborhood that we should be treated like any other resident anywhere in the city of san francisco. when decisions are made to do certain things without getting our input, it effects our business community it affects our seniors and all the residents of bay view hunter's point which is a diverse community all races that live in that neighborhood so my certain is when you do something like that you need to take us into consideration like any other neighborhood any other community. so will you turn the t train around it affects our business and economical standard it's our lifeline that comes to that area so i just wanted to share that with you it's not a racial issue, it's a resident issue. >> thank you mr. carpenter. next speaker please? >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. my name is jacki -- i've been in california since 1964 i was living in fair field for a while then i came back to this area bay view hunter's point area when i came back i was driving. but because of cer

directors that told stories in new ways, with movies like "the manchurian candidate," "bonnie and clyde and "mash." the studios didn't disappear; they adapted. and so did the movies. today, we are on the verge of another revolution, as a whole new range of digital technologies will change both the business and style of motion pictures. in this program, narrated by cliff robertson, we will see some surprises as tv collided with the movies in "film in the television age." ♪ just friends ♪ lovers no more ♪ just friends ♪ but not like before ♪ film... tv. one is reverential, the other is "i'm dominating." (charles champlin) the whole story of movies in the last 40 years is the competitive fight with television, the movies responding to what tv does do or doesn't do, can't do, and so on. i don't think it's been a struggle at all. i think there's been a complete symbiosis. i think they are mutually dependent. i think they are coming closer and closer together. i don't think it's a struggle at all. (robert altman) any film i've made has been seen by more people on tv than it ever has in cinema

points can really change competitive landscape in the marketplace so again you know there is no arm clyde way of proving whether to big to fail is there you know i think looking at the marketplace it suggests to me that market just do believe these institutions are too big to fail to see what would happen in two thousand and eight because that's obviously what comes from the lehman brothers collapses and suddenly banks won't lend to each other they all have these toxic things called credit derivative swaps and no one seems to know how to value them we know the ratings agencies say they're aaa we also know they're involved with a lot of slicing and dicing of subprime mortgages everyone says worthless so no one knows which banks they're afraid to lend to a bank to a bank and they don't get money back and a whole credit market seizes up a week and another question that we need to answer is really over. at the same. services hearing richard belzer masti i see acting in general cats all he had to say this. to resolve. title one that it provides for a living will so we can try to address. we ca

let's treat this like bonnie and clyde. nicole: they simply are outgunned in this fight.ne expert said lawmakers themselves could do more. legislation could deny visas to government officials. another bill introduced woodblock imports. dagen: thank you so much, peter. peter barnes down in washington. as a result, a new report by cyber truth found that hospitals are losing an estimated $8.3 billion every year because of loss productivity and patient discharge time. the average physician waits 45 minutes each day as a result of inefficient communication systems. bad news for travelers in this country. according to a new study by mit, airlines cut by 14% since 2007. carriers cut more than a quarter of scheduled flights over the last five years. the nation biggest and busiest airports. some airports do not even have commercial airline service anymore like bluefield, west virginia. a report by the un says unemployment around people age 15-24 is likely to rise globally to 12.8% by 2018. that would wipe out games because of the recent economic recovery. connell: the numbers of n

. >> while the hundreds of letters symbolize their love, ironically it was a bonnie & clyde like robbery spree of post offices that brought them here. >> we are so close that we going together in hell, you know. we give our life for each other. >> since belgian post offices also offer banking services, they were the couple's prime target. >> i told her many times, i say, connie, you know, we have to be careful. it's bad luck to be caught, you know? she said, yeah, we have to stop. and then i say yes. and after i say, no, we need the money, you know. >> on their ninth robbery, they were not only caught, phillip accidentally shot himself in the leg trying to escape. but the pain was more than just physical. >> i failed to my promise to her, you know, to give her a better life. >> fortunately for connie and phillip they're incarcerated in a nation that understands the power of love. the couple is allowed to see each other for an hour three times a week, but once a month they're allowed a very special visit. >> two hours for sex. that is different but nobody look. that's fine. >> in belgium

clyde is in utah. i would like to get on his coattails because i think he has great ideas. a lot of statistics. my pain is this. , iwe truly want to stop it am coming from the other side of the coin. i am a felony and dui offender. i did not hurt anybody, never killed anybody, never had accidents. i was breathalyzers. my life has been changed am aically because now i criminal. i cannot work for the state, i cannot work for any federal government, i cannot have a handgun, i cannot hunt, etc. >> how many offenses? caller: three in 10 years. i am not sure if it is nationwide. it is similar, in other states. >> thank you for checking in with us this evening. let's go to cape may, new jersey. steve, go ahead. caller: how are you doing? my name is steve and i am calling from cape may. in this day and age, we should have contractions in the newer cars or even the older cars, ,specially for repeat offenders to where they can get into their car and they have to blow into a contraption and the car just will not start if they are under the influence. >> a number of states do recommend

. >> bristolophelia or bonnie and clyde syndrome is what they call it there are a lot of theories about why this happens, self-esteem, bad boy syndrome, you name it for me for these girls on the internet, i think this is about 15 minutes of fame and attention. >> all right. so you don't think they are sincere in thinking this guy is worthy of some kind of sympathy, you think that he they're just acting out. >> justin bieber. >> bill: i'm sorry? >> i'm sorry, i think this is just like justin bieber for them,. >> bill: bill they don't equate death, destruction, arms and legs blowing off people. 8-year-old boy being killed, that doesn't enter into their minds of these people? >> no. they do that all day long. >> i don't think they see that. >> they see that all day long in their media, bill. you know, one massive study out of ucla showed that add low less cents values have changed dramatically in last 10 years. in 1997, some of the top five values included community feeling, kindless, self-acceptance and just 10 years later in 2007, guess what was at the top for adolescents, celebrity, fam

let's talk to former white house aid and contributor keith boykin, clyde benson an cnbc robert costa, i want to start with you, this is insane, later in the day, i take it after the press conference, they appointed danieler with per. -- daniel werfel. i am not picking on this buy werfel. people say good things about him. he served under w. bush and obama. here's the thing, bob costa, he's only going to be there four months. the appointment takes effect may 22nd. he's going to serve through the end of the fiscal year, which is september 30th. four months. he will clean up the corruption and politicking in four months. that is the nuttiest thing i've ever heard. >> reporter: the congress doesn't think it and the president is reshuffling the debt shares on the sinking irs shichlt you say dave kemp talk about how tomorrow's hearing is the real story. my take away from the press conference is the president is on the ropes for the first time in five years, he is feeling the heat from congress. he knows he has to act. i think he is stumbling to strike the right tone. >> of course, they shoul

>> narrator: ...the bonnie and clyde of mortgage fraud. >> his plan was to get as much as he can and>> now, at that point, i really did, i thought, "they'll never catch me."

. >>> daily flash back to this day in 1934 when bonny and clyde's life of crime came teend was a sada chase through five states escaping capture several times, as you will remember. on may 23rd, they were killed by a hail of bullet and a police ambush. they even got the shot to show it. how many u.s. presidents were born west of the mississippi river? your answer is eight. hoover, truman, eisenhower, johnson, nixon, ford, clinton and president obama. con grchlations to today's winner allen t., we will say "t" because i can't pronounce your last name. if you have a trivia question, e-mail us. we'll be right back. mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. over any other carrier? many choose us because we h

. >> let's don't make do let's treat this more like donnie and clyde. remember the bonnie and clyde the national bank robberies during the depression? that really started the fbi. it's one of the reasons it's an existence in that focus of dealing with you now crime in the 20s and 30s. do you think we have this kind of focus now ms. durkan? >> i describe it as the buggy. it is changed so much where crime on the street has gone on line. we have more violent crime and targets, victims are being targeted on targeted on line and we are addressing that threat but we still have a great threat we have to address on the streets which we are doing. it is a time where we have to allocate and realign ourselves. we need to do more and with the help of this committee in congress -- >> we need changes in our laws to make it more effective. >> yes and i think we have proposed some changes and i think there are other changes that senators have proposed in congress when they're working with them and their staff to make sure we address it. >> in the 20s and 30s we fundame

happened in afghanistan work for you help them to get rid of the government and the you end up with clyde professor thank you so much for being with us tonight my pleasure appreciate it professor shibley. thanks to see this in other conversations the great minds go to our website conversations with great minds. and that's the way it is tonight friday may thirty first two thousand and thirteen and don't forget democracy begins you get out there get active play your. technology innovation all the list of elements from around russia. the future covered. the worst are those things. white house of a. radio guy and costello minutes from a click. away watch to drug abuse never seen anything like this until. the mission of free accreditation free in-store charge of free. arrangement free. free. to try free. download free blog quality video for your media project a free media dog r t v dot com. for coming up on our t.v. after nine eleven the white house gain more power in the war against terror now lawmakers are considering ways to look one that this increases in presidential power but will clarif

bonnie loved clyde, ted bundy had large numbers of women attracted to him and scott peterson was floodedling his wife and their unborn son. thousands of others posting messages of support for dzhokhar say this is not about love but justice. >> it doesn't add up. >> reporter: sarah cook has more than 1200 twitter followers. >> i need to show my evidence to put out the hash tag to really get the world to know, open up your eyes, turn off the television set and just research. >> with many of these women or young women, this will be their fantasy. they'll have their cause on the internet and hopefully it won't translate into their hooking up with men who are also dangerous. >> this is incredible. the psychology behind this really fascinates me. i also want to know, a lot of the girls are very young. are their parents aware of what they're tweeting and this conversation, this social media conversation they're having? >> i can't believe what they're saying. shocking. >> it's outrageous. >> 47 minutes after the hour. will the beach ever be the same? prince harry meets the jersey shore. we're fo

clyde says hey, on saturday, fox news reported that only 25% of nonprofit groups had terms like tea party and patriots in their name. that doesn't sound like targeting to me. the issue is that they're only going after right wing groups. they are targeting. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." [ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> bill: good morning everybody. tuesday, may 14. it is the "full court press." you're watching right here. welcome to the program on current tv. we're coming to you coast-to-coast, live from our nation's capital and our studio on capitol hill. right in the middle of the action. and a lot going on, lot to talk about here this tuesday morning. and a lot you're going to want to comment on. you can do so by giving us a call at 1-866-55-press. you can do so by just giving us your comments on twitter. love to hear from you on twitter at bpshow. you can do so by becoming our friend on facebook. facebook.com/billpressshow. that's how you befriend us. triple trouble for the obama administration today. first of all on the benghazi front, republicans aren't satisfied with 11 hearings so f

remember the bonnie and clyde the national bank robbery during the depression. that startedded fbi. it was the reason for being in existence. that kind of focus of dealing with, you know, crime in the' 20s and '30s. do you think we have that? >> i describe it as a moment. changed so much where crime used to happen on the street is moving to onlike. including violent crime. we have more and more violent crime set online. targets -- victims being targeted online. we are addressing that threat. we have a great brick and mortar threat we have to address. it's a time where we have to allocate and realign ourselves. we have done it, we need to do more and with the help of committee in the congress. >> we need changes in the law to make it more effective. >> yes. i think we have proposed some changes. i think there are other changes that senators have proposed and congressman working them and your staff. in the '20s and '30s we fundamentally changed the role of the federal government's involvement in the crimes committed across state lines and really created, you know, groups. and i would

it was a treat this like bonnie and clyde. the national bank robberies during the depression and? of that started the fbi. it was the reason for being in existence and dealing with crime in the 20's and 30's. it has changed so much to where crime used to happen on the street is moving on line, including violent crime. we have more violent crime on line, the victims are being targeted. we are addressing that threat. we have a great brick and mortar threat we still have to address. it is a time were we have to realign our selves. we have done it. we need to do more. >> any changes to make it more effective a. thee need more changes to law to make it more effective. >> we are working with them to make sure we address it. >> in the 20's and '30's we change the role of the federal government's involvement in the crimes that were committed across state lines and created groups. having a seem to be new emerging crime wave. when it comes to resources and legal infrastructure, would you wheren in a-f rating, would you put us in terms of legal infrastructure and resources to deal with this/

and clyde franz, and he is from hendersonville, north carolina.ike veggies when they're fresh, better than beef. 2:00 ida dunda and from pittsburgh, pennsylvania, 100 years old today. loves watching the news every night. only sees half of it, she drinks her martinis. willie robinson and willie is from st. helena island, south carolina. and willie is 100 years old today. loves to play checkers either alone or with friends. and if you will take a look, we have paul and blanche gardiner, they've been married 76 years. secret to a happy marriage? they watch football together and he can't wait till halftime. you devil. anyway, happy birthday and happy anniversary. this is henrietta kuhn. and the three "ls" are important to her, live, love and laugh. that's it from florida. back to new york. >> thank you very much. one of the greatest boy bands in the world today. the rock star lifestyle in a new show called "the wanted life" a new reality series on e!. let's welcome them. good morning to all of you. nice to see you. first of all, nathan is not here, re

clyde is in utah. caller: i would like to get on his coattails because i think he has great ideas. a lot of statistics. -- my opinion is this. if we truly want to stop it, i am coming from the other side of the coin. i am a felony and dui offender. i did not hurt anybody, never killed anybody, never had accidents. i was breathalyzers. my life has been changed drastically because now i am a criminal. i cannot work for the state, i cannot work for any federal government, i cannot have a handgun, i cannot hunt, etc. >> how many offenses? caller: three in 10 years. i am not sure if it is nationwide. it is similar, in other states. >> thank you for checking in with us this evening. let's go to cape may, new jersey. steve, go ahead. caller: how are you doing? my name is steve and i am calling from cape may. in this day and age, we should have contractions in the newer cars or even the older cars, especially for repeat offenders, to where they can get into their car and they have to blow into a contraption and the car just will not start if they are under the influence. >> a number of sta