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he made a name for himself in the coen brothers hail caesar. he beat out 2500 other young actors. the move is called the smuggler. it's a flashback telling the story before he meets luke skywalker. it's expected to hit theaters in may 2018. should be fun. >> stay with us. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, newsroom. new at 6:00 tonight: our phil matier puts the democratic frontru on the spot-- on the issue legalizing recreational mariju >>> i'm allen martin. new at 6:00 tonight our full forecast puts the democratic front-runner -- phil matier puts the democratic front- runner on the hot seat about recreational marijuana. sanctuary to high-speed rail are questions to hillary clinton. that's coming up in our solution interview. >> not often the dashcam video ends in a dance-off. bay area police and high school students take on a '90s phrase, to send a powerful message about coming together. that and more tonight at 6:00. ken, liz? >> thank you. >>> that's it for kpix 5 news at 5:00. the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. allen and i will see you at 6:00. and remember

. >> coen. >> aye. >> kim? >> aye. >> mar. >> aye. >> yee. >> aye. >> the item is approved. >> thank you. item number five? >> item five, preliminary fiscal year 16/17 annual budget and work program, this is an information item. >> and we have deputy director. >> good morning, deputy director for finance administration. and what we have before you today is the fiscal year 16/17. this is your first look and you also have this item come before you at next month's finance committee meeting. we have for you a presentation, a 18 page, presentation today to go over the budget and i will present the first half and i have the executive director tang present the annual work plan and wrap it up for questions or comments or any further direction that you have on the annual budget >> the budget connives tifts of major areas, and the prop double a, and the vehicle registration fees, and our transportation fund for clean air program and our treasure island, management agency. the budget will also before the committee in the

. >> the documents coen tan news about these men. >> omar katan was a student at the university of texasnd then signed up to be a suicide attacker. mohammad went to high school in suburban minneapolis, alberto renteria, a convert to islam from gilroy, california, is seen >> the vast majority say i want to be a fighter but this one said i want to be a suicide bomber. so he doesn't want to come back. >> reporter: of all of the names on the list two americans stood out because they appeared to arrive in syria on the same day, jarreryraihan. >> there is no way your kid will change from normal person to a jihadi suicide bomber. >> nobody noticed. >> and no one notice any difference. >> reporter: on a small suburban street outside of columbus, we found his parents home. >> can i talk to you for a minute? you don't want to talk to me? well, he clearly didn't want to speak. get lost is what he said. he said he was going to call the police. >> reporter: off told us he brought his children to america from bangladesh 16 years ago and has at times worked two jobs to support the family. he said he ha

coen we started, we were candidate. we have now won over nine million votes, won 16 states. we have won in almost every contest a majority of people 45 years of age or younger, which means that our ideas are the future of the democratic party. that young people are now getting involved in a way that no one thought possible. i think what is going on now people are looking apt the status quo, john, they're looking at the establishment. and they're saying, as a nation, we can do much better. we need real change. >> dickerson: all right, senator sanders, thank for being with us. >> my pleasure. dickerson: we'll be back in one minute. trees? eese. xerox helps hospitals use electronic health records so doctors provide more personalized care. cheese? cheese! patient care can work better. with xerox. that's it. how was your commute? good. yours? good. xerox real time analytics make transit systems run more smoothly... and morning chitchat... less interesting. >> dickerson: we're back with republican

it was reminiscent of a coen brothers film. >> i was supposed to signal out the corner window, and thatparking lot at the end of the block. they were going to be parked in there, and i was supposed to shine a flashlight once if he was still awake, twice or more if he was asleep. >> at every turn there was some bizarre little twist. >> so about 9:30, quarter to 10:00 i fall asleep. so there's no signal at 11:00. there's no signal at midnight. i remember my sister thinking, this idiot is probably in there sleeping. i woke up, it was like 10 minutes to 1:00, and i was like, wow, you know, i guess i'm supposed to signal. i mean, all the lights were out, everybody was asleep. i signaled a couple times out the corner bedroom window. >> paul let his sister and brother-in-law into the house where they discovered some of the ether had evaporated while they were waiting for the signal. they decided to go ahead with the plan anyway. so paul and his brother-in-law headed into his dad's bedroom while his sister stayed behind in the living room. he says his mother was asleep in another room. >> my br

may be used to prepare, propose or promulgate any guidance that references or relies on the analysis coen tained in one secny -- technical support document -- mr. gosar: i ask unanimous consent that the amendment be considered as read. the chair: is there objection? without objection, ordered. pursuant to house resolution 743, the gentleman from arizona and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. gosar: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise today to offer a commonsense amendment that will protect american jobs and our economy, by prohibiting fundses from being used and to implement the obama administration's flawed social cost of carbon valuation. this job-killing and unlawful guidance sneakly attempts to pave the way for cap and trade-like mandates. congress and the american people have repeatedly rejected cap and trade proposals. knowing that he can't lawfully enact a carbon tax plan, president obama's attempting to circumvent congress by playing loose and fast with the clean air act and unilaterally implementing this unlawful new

. >> coen. >> aye. >> kim? >> aye. >> mar. >> aye. >> yee. >> aye. >> the item is approved. >> thank you. item number five? >> item five, preliminary fiscal year 16/17 annual budget and work program, this is an information item. >> and we have deputy director. >> good morning, deputy director for finance administration. and what we have before you today is the fiscal year 16/17. this is your first look and you also have this item come before you at next month's finance committee meeting. we have for you a presentation, a 18 page, presentation today to go over the budget and i will present the first half and i have the executive director tang present the annual work plan and wrap it up for questions or comments or any further direction that you have on the annual budget >> the budget connives tifts of major areas, and the prop double a, and the vehicle registration fees, and our transportation fund for clean air program and our treasure island, management agency. the budget will also before the committee in the

mentioned the cultural side given that they're not going to create a great many new staff positions in the coenbuilding. people to work that side, and, of course, that would apply to language programming as well, would you see that as a possibility? >> yes. [laughter] >> i apologize too for what we call a german question. [laughter] >> you did great. >> thank you, i'm ken, also retireed foreign service, i would like to follow up which is including american culture for content itself, if you recall reality check is pretentious, every time you listen to the radio, most of it is music and most of it is pop, people don't listen to npr-type radio broadcast which is what we're used to hear in the washington area. could be a vehicle for voa to get into the audiences and sound like international radio. >> there's a wealth of expertise out here in the audience that i'm definitely pleased to listen to. i'm glad because you're giving feedback. >> my first term during service was in nigeria, i didn't know what voa did until i learned that most of the sagel set the clock by news newscast. >> doesn't that gi

joining me now to talk about all of this, daily beast columnic sally coen, joined by jeffrey lord whod bernard whitman, a hillary clinton supporter. thank you to the three of you for coming on. we do appreciate it. sally, first to you, just on the heels of what we heard joe say, do you think that bernie sanders, whom you supported, needs to stale back his rhetoric when it comes to going after party leaders, democratic party leaders? we heard him say if he was president, that debbie wasserman schultz would no longer be the chair of the dnc. >> well, i think sanders feels, and there's some good reasons for this, that debbie wasserman schultz and the democratic party have not treated his campaign favorably, and so i think that's fair game. and, look, you know, i'm glad joe brought up 2008. in 2008 everyone was saying this is the most divisive democratic primary ever, and weeks after, weeks after this point in time in 2008 then-senator barack obama was polling under john mccain in national match-ups, and he went on to win by, what, seven, eight, almost nine points. i think we have to sort

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. >> coen. >> aye. >> kim? >> aye. >> mar. >> aye. >> yee. >> aye. >> the item is approved. >> thank you. item number five? >> item five, preliminary fiscal year 16/17 annual budget and work program, this is an information item. >> and we have deputy director. >> good morning, deputy director for finance administration. and what we have before you today is the fiscal year 16/17. this is your first look and you also have this item come before you at next month's finance committee meeting. we have for you a presentation, a 18 page, presentation today to go over the budget and i will present the first half and i have the executive director tang present the annual work plan and wrap it up for questions or comments or any further direction that you have on the annual budget >> the budget connives tifts of major areas, and the prop double a, and the vehicle registration fees, and our transportation fund for clean air program and our treasure island, management agency. the budget will also before the committee in the

. >> coen. >> aye. >> kim?e. >> mar. >> aye. >> yee. >> aye. >> the item is approved. >> thank you. item number five? >> item five, preliminary fiscal year 16/17 annual budget and work program, this is an information item. >> and we have deputy director. >> good morning, deputy director for finance administration. and what we have before you today is the fiscal year 16/17. this is your first look and you also have this item come before you at next month's finance committee meeting. we have for you a presentation, a 18 page, presentation today to go over the budget and i will present the first half and i have the executive director tang present the annual work plan and wrap it up for questions or comments or any further direction that you have on the annual budget >> the budget connives tifts of major areas, and the prop double a, and the vehicle registration fees, and our transportation fund for clean air program and our treasure island, management agency. the budget will also before the committee in the month

. >> coen. >> aye. >> kim? >> aye. >> mar. >> aye. >> yee. >> aye. >> the item is approved. >> thank you. item number five? >> item five, preliminary fiscal year 16/17 annual budget and work program, this is an information item. >> and we have deputy director. >> good morning, deputy director for finance administration. and what we have before you today is the fiscal year 16/17. this is your first look and you also have this item come before you at next month's finance committee meeting. we have for you a presentation, a 18 page, presentation today to go over the budget and i will present the first half and i have the executive director tang present the annual work plan and wrap it up for questions or comments or any further direction that you have on the annual budget >> the budget connives tifts of major areas, and the prop double a, and the vehicle registration fees, and our transportation fund for clean air program and our treasure island, management agency. the budget will also before the committee in the