are able to do this and keep our fingers crossed it wouldn't e won't crash so if someone calls to complain we'll see if their notified properly that is good news it weighs on me heavily and i wrote into the report an update on non-traditional alcohol licenses want to mentioned that while there's not been anything before you formally heartens some time ago with the lieutenant sorry i'll not get that right was in large part responsible for with supervisor mar office to talk about the chief financial officer breach or beverages like starbuck's and taco bell fast food could be anything their businesses all over the country are looking to increase revenue for us if we set a staff level and again at some point i imagine we'll come back to you formally this is more of a small business concern than it is to determine news alcohol those businesses came to san francisco and many of them and all over the neighborhoods and one thing now they'll turn it into something else there is a resolution in front of the board of supervisors talking about urging the abc to deny those licenses not something the ci

reagan complained about them. the ford team complained about the reagan tactics. jim baker who was the chief delegate getter for the ford campaign said they were ruthless. the real reality is we're now having the first probably headed for the first contested convention in 40 years. this is the first time we've had this hand to hand combat in the country. every single delegate matters. >> we've been at those conditions. >> ford responded in kind. were you trying to tell donald trump you've got to get in this game, man? >> yeah, he's got to stop complaining and start campaigning. gerald ford went out and ronald reagan went out. there were unbound delegates and he said can i bring along jimmy stewart and john wayne? he started giving them advice on soviet policy and having cocktails in the east room of the white house. donald trump isn't doing anything. he's complaining about ted cruz winning in colorado. ted cruz went to the convention in kcolorado and rallied the delegates. donald truch said i didn't even give a speech there. you think he would know how to make the

he didn't complain about it. the woman he was having sex with didn't complain.riend of that woman complained. we'll ask our legal panel what the chances are that this young man will be successful in suing his school and the obama administration, which helped put him in this situation. >> from the world headquarters of fox news, it's the kelly file with megyn kelly. j. >> well, new concerns that one governor's push to restore voting rights may be a ploy to get hillary clinton into the white house. virginia governor terry mcauliff whox-upj were campaign. restored voting rights to 200,000 ex-felons in his state. why did he do that, trace? >> you should know armed robbers rapists would be allow to do vot% even if they didn't pay court fines and regulation tuesday toc:sr0 victims. is he rectifying virginia's long sad history of' suppressing voting power. one in four black residents in the state has been banned from voting because of restrictions on felons. by using the power circumvented the republican run legislature and being accused of providing a blatant favor to

only until after he lost did they start complaining. colorado is not going to be taken by celebrity and flash. this is a state where you put in the grassroots work and it's going to reward you like in 2012 when it elected rick santorum over mitt romney. >> trump says the process is rigged, disgusting, to that what do you say? >> tell that to the coloradans that you're asking them to vote for you. you just called them corrupt. you told them their time away from family doesn't matter. look, whether colorado s's syst is perfect or not, they followed the rules. they've did what they've done with a system that was basically put in place 100 years ago and for donald trump to say, look, this is a corrupt process in colorado, he simply didn't do the job, he didn't show up an he had a chance to do that but ted cruz capitalized. >> you've gone through the election process with the same rules just two years ago. does the system require -- it seems like the system requires a strong ground game in order to win over national delegates. is that fair t

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complains a lot. as you pay for the loss. he is also very adaptable decides that this is the reality. he marries well. i would like to, before i go on emphasized the fact that this is not a matter of the washington men looking around the audience and saying where's the good choice? the women away next to be swept away. it simply didn't happen that way. when were also making choices of their own. we looked way too often. why did george choose to marry martha? she was very wealthy. one of the washington partly because they understood that they were sober minded, determined, focused men and targeted intelligence find a man to be a good partner, ia good father to the children as they hoped they would have and do it also manage their states. we look at virginia in the 1617 hundreds, they were complacent with future of comfort and wealth. the an equivalent of an aston lose their entire fortune and find themselves impoverished. that was a bit of prosperity and i will get more to that. focused and landon people at that time. very ass

one of his patients complained that too far. authorities say the incident happened back on march 9th. against a 30 year old female patient. tonight the doctor the chiropractor's wife says her husband is innocent. >> pam:the rash of sexual harrassment scandals at u-c berkley, has prompted the president of the entire u-c system. to impose reforms for investigating and disciplining faculty. university of california president janet napolitano said today.that campus officials must now notify their respective chancellors immediately of any such harassment cases. she is also ordering permanent files be kept on any faculty members disciplined for sexual harassment. the reforms follow accusations against a prominent u-c berkeley astronomer. and the resignations of the law school dean and an assistant cal basketball coach. a u-c berkeley student.kicked off a plane.for speaking arabic.and making a passing reference to a terror group. grant lodes is here with his side of the story.and what los angeles airport officials are saying tonight. >

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i mean -- >> so should we not be complaining. ? you think he has no right to complain? >> he does haven't a lot of ground to stand on. by the way, he's about to start winning big-time. so donald trump -- we all know what happened. donald trump didn't know the rules. he started losing. now he knows the rules and he's got a team in place and he's going to start winning. the question is -- >> you're agreeing he shouldn't be complain something. >> he should not be complaining. i mean they cry foul when they lose delegates, but did we cry foul in missouri when donald trump won by two tenths of a percentage point and got 70 percent of the delegates? did we say that's not fair? those were the rules. you have to move on to the next set of states. but we keep hearing about this magical new team around donald trump, the convention gurus. where the heck are they when people in colorado, your home state, margaret, are having conventions? they're like on tv complaining that ted cruz is winning the delegates. go get yourselves some delegates. i don't know how somebody has gotten $2 b

people complain about the bills, health care, and complain that sometimes it's even hard to buy localh here. markets fisheries don't use all of their quotas. are the fish pens with chinese fish. people working here at this plant ask their questions. used to work at a plant, on sakhalin island and they told us about the terrible decision. they say that on that island, they lived almost as slaves, as hostages. they were promised high wages there fromved siberia, from central russia. so when they got there, their wages were delayed for months. and they couldn't leave the island. didn't have money to buy tickets. in a dormad to live plant.longed to the fish and then they actually had to the moneyrge part of they made there to pay for the dorm, so they are now in debt to this plant. them here, invited some of them received threats. so some people were too scared to come here. but we still persuaded some of them to come and tell us about the situation on the island. could you please tell us about the situation on the island? >> hello, mr. president. my name is tatiana. last fall, we worked

complaining about the rules of the game? >> they are complaining about the shift in the campaign.not the only way to get to the nomination. we stayed up late watching results. there is a most intricate process at play with conventions in colorado. i think the trump campaign wasn't prepared for that. we are seeing that shift right now. he is paradoxically in a similar situation to bernie sanders. he compares himself with the insurgent campaigns that have fueled them. they are confronting the rules of the party that make it hard to capture the nomination. >> good reason to slug it out over every delegate. let's look at the delegate counts. on the republican side, trump is ahead significantly. hundreds. on the democratic side, hillary clinton still ahead by hundreds. tell us what is the significance of the new york primary coming up? new york has made headlines in the race. everything from new york values to whether hillary clinton knows how to use the turnstiles properly. tell us what new york means to the races for now. >> it is crucial for both sides. this is all we will talk abou

businesses are complaining because customers can not get to them. residents are complaining of the honking. it is a mess. here is a map of the area. this is mission between 14th and randall, long stretch of mission. the idea was to protect the pedestrians and to sped up the ride. that is happening. official say they have shaked two minutes off of the bus rides. officials say they are will have to talk about modify the area. they will keep talking of the land and will hold another community meeting to talk about the popular corridor. >> a police commission hearing in san francisco reveals how deeply people feel of the recent officer involved shooting. >> if that were anyone in this room in the officers' shoes would we would be jail. >> that is one of several would came to speak against officers in the city. criticism is after the death of a homeless man who officer say advanced on them with a knife. >> having a nice is no more act of aggression than for me to lock the door. >> i am not saying every cop is bad but you are a bad condition if you let it

i didn't hear any complaining about that.the bound delegates that are awarded to t the candidates are absolutely bound to those candidates. they don't lose that support. they are bound to the candidate, no matter what, even if they don't like the candidate, they have to vote for that candidate. the problem that you're hearing being complained about is who's getting the unbound delegates, and that is an issue of each campaign going into each of these states and competing for those unbound delegates. but they're not losing anything, unbound delegates to the national convention, not one thing. >> i think not everybody understands the difference between bound and unbound, but want to move on and ask you this -- donald trump's central argument is that the american system -- political system is rigged. he talks about it's the consultants, the pollsters, what he calls the party bosses who are running things. he says the politicians have grown rich and powerful, ordinary people are left behindd do you agree with his really central th

we didn't complain about that.neither, noticeably, did donald trump. >> so you know what's interesting -- >> bringing out people to these small events and these events all around the country, because they're motivated on his position for economic growth and freedom. >> i'm going to be speaking to donald trump's son in a moment. and i'm going to ask him about that differential. because it has happened nationally, as well. the difference between the percent of vote and the percent of delegates. but you mentioned georgia, ken. let me ask you about georgia. trump won the state 42 of the 76 delegates. when it came to picking who those people are going to be, the cruz campaign, you, successfully got cruz loyalists placed in many trump spots. so the strategy is if the convention goes to a second ballot, they'll flip to vote for you. but the confusion is here if the people of georgia elected those people to support trump, again, the question of democracy. not rules. how is putting cruz loyalists in those spots democratic o

last september we found a half dozen pilots complaining about safety concerns over those lights. we have the e-mails now. as it turns out there is a lot more to the story. >> it's blinding. >> reporter: last year we introduced you to christina. >> we knew we were getting beams of light in our eye. >> reporter: an experienced pilot who were both blinded by the lights while on final approach to land. >> it was blinding. the captain that i flew with went to the doctor the next day. >> reporter: according to new records obtained she is just one of at least 25 pilots including pilots from southwest, ups and fed ex who have complained about the lights at levistadiums since 2014. the e-mails date back to early 2014 when the stadium was still under construction and the concerns extend through 2015 through january of this year, 2016. take several different e-mails between faa officials in july 2014. it appears that the stadium lighting is so bright that at least one pilot complained it blocks out center line lighting. this e-mail in may 2015, we did get reports of strobe lights being at l

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, caucasian comprised 27 percent of the complainants, 26 percent declined to state their race. complainants also klud asian americans at 6 percent, latinos at 11 percent, native americans and pacific islanders at 2 percent and 2 percent other. the occ staff speaks several languages that include kapbt neez, man darin, tagalog and spanish. two of our investigators are bilingual and that's important because the largest number of non-english interviews we conduct are in spanish and for languages other than the one i previously mentioned we will obtain interpretation services. last year we conducted 24 case intakes inspanish, 3 in cantonese and one in russian. you can learn more from our web site. we are located on the 7th floor of 25 van ness, near the corner of market and van ness. we receive walk-in complaints regarding police conduct from the public between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm during normal work days. we also receive complaints by email and fax. you can also file a xlaipblt with00 police officer. we have an afterhours service for xlaipblts and that concludes my remarks. >> thank

, caucasian comprised 27 percent of the complainants, 26 percent declined to state their race. complainants also klud asian americans at 6 percent, latinos at 11 percent, native americans and pacific islanders at 2 percent and 2 percent other. the occ staff speaks several languages that include kapbt neez, man darin, tagalog and spanish. two of our investigators are bilingual and that's important because the largest number of non-english interviews we conduct are in spanish and for languages other than the one i previously mentioned we will obtain interpretation services. last year we conducted 24 case intakes in spanish, 3 in cantonese and one in russian. you can learn more from our web site. we are located on the 7th floor of 25 van ness, near the corner of market and van ness. we receive walk-in complaints regarding police conduct from the public between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm during normal work days. we also receive complaints by email and fax. you can also file a xlaipblt with00 police officer. we have an afterhours service for xlaipblts and that concludes my remarks. >> than

people complain about utility bills, health care and they complain saying that sometimes it's hard to fish on local markets here. now i'll let people ask their questions. they say on chickton island, they lived almost as slaves. as hostages, they were promised high wages and they moved there from siberia, from central russia. so when they got to the island, their wages are delayed for months and they couldn't believe the island -- couldn't leave the island. they didn't have money to buy ticket and they had to live in a dorm that belonged to this fish plant. and then they actually had to spend a large part of the money they made there to pay for the dorm. >> hello, mr. my name is at that timiania. we worked on the island on the fesh plant. they didn't pay us salary. they cheat people, they through recruiting agencies, they bring people there. people live there in terrible conditions. could you please look into the situation and help us. >> translator: is it true that you can't actually? >> translator: yes, because it's an island. it's surrounded by water. >> translator: how long did th

when you talk about winning, i've won most of it and i'm not complaining. flrp a couple i won that he's complaining about but i've been winning far more than anybody else. >> so, gloria, i think anderson's question was very good. was he just outplayed? what did you think of his a answer? >> his answer was quite predictable. i know kayleigh would disagree with me. but when you enter a game and run for the presidency, you have to know the rules. i believe that donald trump on the ground lost. and that these rules were changed back last august, the cruz campaign knew what they were, people who run for the presidency need to know the rules and complaining that they're unfair doesn't really work for you heading into a convention because you're either telling the delegates they're corrupt and what happens if you win by the way? if you win, is it an illegitimate process by which you won? >> what did you think of his answer? was he just outplayed on the field? >> i think he was. donald trump was not preparing for the machinery of a presidential run. this is the kin

it represents everything mill n millions of americans are complaining about about our elections being bought. >> and the frantic search for people under rubble in japan and aftershocks continue to plague rescue and recovery efforts. >>> good saturday to you. great to bey you at home. >> from america's election headquarters from washington. the fight for new york voters is on. donald trump making stops in upstate new york today. he's holding a rally in syracuse that's set to get start ed at ay minute. we start with john roberts. hi, john. >> good afternoon from syracuse where donald trump will hold a rally in a few minutes. later this afternoon, he's up in watertown in the north part near ft. drum where the ted mountain division is stagtsed. he's got a huge lead here. 32 points over kasich, 36 points over cruz, who's running way back in third. you think with a lead like this, you can put your feet up, enjoy the weekend and watch the results roll in on tuesday. but he's not letting up. the reason is, is complicated delegate math here. it's divided up by congressional districts. three de

. >>> at 4:00 when rob and i were complaining about the weather, more rob that was complaining. [ laughter ] >> yes, the complainer. >> lee said don't worry about it. it's still shining at 6:00. >> anything to make you happy. outside we go where we have at least partial cloudiness and sunshine out there right now. we have a nice evening shaping up. temperatures are starting to be on the climb. couple shadows over there. to the east and north, definitely more cloudiness if you're watching us from the hudson valley or connecticut. now 45 degrees. once the sun goes down, still a cool breeze out there, but we've managed to reach 46 today. still running 12 degrees above average. tomorrow we're right on the average but we'll have rain along with it. temperatures climb but rain returns tomorrow. cooler and breezy. a breezy blend for the mets' home opener. then a cold shot on saturday could actually feature wet snow showers around the area. low and middle 40s for danbury across the sound,oyster bay. 43 in babylon. wind, near 50. 46 in toms river. there's the wind. it's rather gusty out of the sout

the trump organization is complaining about this and that. you know why? they will not get enough votes to win it on the first ballot. so we are going to be deadlocked . >> the kasich campaign is not taking that for granted. last night his chief strategist sent out a memo to supporters calling the next seven days absolutely critical. they said it is now or never to stop trump and save the republican party. all of the candidates are back on the road campaigning ahead of next tuesday's primary in maryland, connecticut, rhode island and delaware. >> wracking up the delegates or trying to. garrett kenny is live for us. thank you, garrett. >> it is really no surprise that a lot of new york republicans gave their support to donald trump. she is the former republican congresswoman who represented west chester county which is the suburbs north of new york city. congresswoman, thank you for coming in and staying with us at 3:00 in the morning in the east and after midnight in the paw sesk time. paw sesk time. pacific time. so let's pretend right now. >> that would

or complain about our infrastructure.en digging for two years. >> our commute. >> the our many great restaurants. >> i'm at brunch right now. or take a shot at our quality of life. >> it costs $5,000 a mobt to live here. and it comes with a [bleep] roommate. >> we're out of toilet paper. >> you don't even have a bathroom. wait, where have you been [bleep]? >> but don't [bleep] with our values. because we accept all people. well, not all. >> is there anything you would like to say to ted cruz. >> [bleep] ted cruz. >> wow, you guys are new yorkers . >> trevor: thank you, desi, we'll be right back. you live on a planet that is mostly water. somes water just starts falling out of the sky. when water freezes, people play on it. when it bubbles, people sit in it. when it moves, people slide down it. and smart people, like this person, say there's about to be even more water. there's about to be even more water. ok, smile. in fact, there's so much water out there, why in the world would you get a phone that can't get wet? ok, tr

you know who we complained to? my grandfather could not complain to anybody because nobody cared. could barelyother speak english, she was from yugoslavia, an immigrant. and my mother was one of four kids. three of them never got out of the eighth grade. but my mother was a person who got her high school degree by walking over a foot bridge across railroad tracks to try to make something of herself. and my mother and father gave me these great values. my father was a democrat all his lifetime, my mother became a republican later in life area the town where i grew up, if the wind blew the wrong way, people found themselves out of work. so you should know that i am a candidate for president that really understands the anxieties of people who live in this country. dna, son of a got blue-collar worker. here is something we should think about. there,re anxieties out people are worried they are going to lose their job. that they concerned are not getting wage increases. people are upset because they were told that if you give your are going bank, you to get paid for the fact that the ba

or complain about our infrastructure. you still digging? they've been digging for two years. >> our commute. >> the our many great restaurants. >> i'm at brunch right now. or take a shot at our quality of life. >> it costs $5,000 a mobt to li here. and it comes with a [bleep] roommate. >> we're out of toilet paper. >> you don't even have a bathroom. wait, where have you been [bleep]? >> but don't [bleep] with our values. because we accept all people. well, not all. >> is there anything you would like to say to ted cruz. >> [bleep] ted cruz. >> wow, you guys are new yorkers . >> trevor: thank you, desi, >> trevor: thank you, desi, we'll be right back. where world-class chefs meet top-notch nutritionists. prime cuts of meat... 25 grams of protein... bold flavorful sauces... and savory mouth watering sides. it's the perfect balance of delicious and nutritious. making it just the right fit for you. stouffer's fit kitchen meals. this is fit. the gillette mach 3 turbo still feels better after 10 shaves than a disposable on it's

he's entitled to complain. >> reporter: cruz is taking more steps to ensure trump doesn't win at a second ballot at the convention. in wyoming who picks 14 delegates tomorrow, cruz operatives had the delegates sign a pledge they would stand by cruz through thick and thin. >> this year in particular for a potential for a contested convention, things can change quickly, alliances are made and i want to make sure our folks who support ted cruz from wyoming remain with us the entire time. >> reporter: ohio governor john kasich is hoping to put in a respectable finish in new york, polls show him in second place behind trump. today in the town where teddy roosevelt was inaugurated in 1981, kasich compared himself to the legendary president. >> teddy roosevelt rode into this town and rode into washington and said you get with me. teddy was like me, i'm like teddy, we raise hell and shake everything up. >> reporter: what trump's complaints about the delegate selection process is about motivating voters. if he can convince them votes are taken away, he may get more out to the polls between now and

but for this time of the year we can't complain too much. tomorrow you can complain a little bit. we have a rain snow chance motion of that will pass to the south of us as it looks right now. you have a reason to complain come sunday morning. hard freeze in the tristate comes at you again. bring in ines right now. >> i can call you and complain. >> i can -- >> what did i do? >> meeting. good morning. [laughter] garden state parkway a car flipped by. so take a look at greene point avenue traffic move again and we have delays, exiting delays with an earlier accident in the area westbound so now we have norlg slowdown. eastbound side doing fine. driving into the city, george washington bridge pretty good option this morning. lower level doing okay. a ten minute delay. approaching tolls at the lincoln tunnel your normal 20 to 30 inbound. holland tunnel about a 5 to 10 minute approach from each approach. ben and juliet. >> you better not -- [laughter] >> yeah. all right a new poll politics now shows 7 out of ten americans hold an unfavorable view of candidate donald trump. >> well some

these three or four countries that surround ukraine, do you ever hear of them complaining? we don't want again to world war iii. and yet, the people that are the neighbors, they don't really care. or they don't care much. but here is the thing. when i talk about armament or when i talk about protection or when i talk about the military, all of these countries, which is much of the world, that we are taking care of, they have to pay, and i do want to be, like, a green person, but we are losing a fortune everywhere. we take care of south korea. we have 28,000 soldiers on the line between the north and the well, take a look at ukraine. these three or four countries that surround ukraine, do you ever hear of them complaining? we don't want again to world war iii. and yet, the people that are the neighbors, they don't really care. or they don't care much. but here is the thing. when i talk about armament or when i talk about protection or when i talk about the military, all of these countries, which is much of the world, that we are taking care of, they have to pay, and i do wan

this isn't a street but none is complaining. victory signs, high in the air. everyone is so excited. now passing the chapel here at villanova campus where we're about to go by connolly hall. some other residences. we're about a mina way or two right now from the campus center from the heart of the football stadium, where thousands of fans have been waiting all afternoon for this their beloved team. it has been a extraordinary, journey for this basketball team, a journal that i began on the basketball court, came to philadelphia international airport about 30 minutes ago, and out with the motorcycles, on to the highway, traffic shut down, looking over now, across atville villanova a larger number of people, waiting and boy when we get inside the stadium i cannot even imagine what this will be like. where alex and our friend have been all afternoon, with the camera, look at this crowd, look at this crowd at ethan avenue and route 30. villanova team about to end its long journey, after a tremendous victory, these buses, these team members, now returning to the sc

. >> on this sunny afternoon, there is little to complain about. the children are enjoying a day in the park while their parents and sitters patiently looking after them. what happens when that patience runs out. the child misbehaved and it is time to discipline. this principal chose to paddle a five years old student in georgia and it has sparked a new debate. >> i remember my mother and father running after me and giving me a slap, yes, of course. now, we would never do that to our grandchildr1qgÑ >> i never did it and my husband never did it and i don't think my children is doing it. >> let the parents deal with it. i don't think they should be spanking in schools. >> what about at home? >> um -- well, that's tough. >> for some, spanking has root in their culture. >> i am from the island. in here is f<3gerent. >> i would spank a child, i am from barbados. in the caribbean, this is how we were brought up. >> in some way it is. many of our parents have spanked for discipline but it has been accepted in many culture but that does not mean it is the

people complain about the utility bills, health care, and they complain that sometimes it's even hard to buy local fish on the markets here. even though the fisheries don't use all of their quotas. so these are the fish pens with chinese fish. so now i'll let people working here at this plant ask their questions. >> they used to work at a different plant, on sakhalin island and they told us about the terrible decision. they say that on that island, they lived almost as slaves, as hostages. they were promised high wages and they moved there from siberia, from central russia. so when they got there, their wages were delayed for months. and they couldn't leave the island. they didn't have money to buy tickets. and they had to live in a dorm that belonged to the fish plant. and then they actually had to spend a large part of the money they made there to pay for the dorm, so they are now in debt to this plant. and when we invited them here, some of them received threats. so some people were too scared o come here. but we still persuaded some of them to come and tell us about the situation

ted cruz taking a little bit of joy in this and criticizing donald trump for complaining so hard about in process. >> it is not surprising when a candidate loses 11 elections in a row that he's unhappy about it and so he complains. and that's fine. >> cruz predicting he'll add a 12th victory today in wyoming. as we just heard from ana, he's hoping to do the same thing in wyoming which he did in colorado, which is to beat donald trump on the inside convention game. donald trump focusing on his home state of new york. it's no surprise why ted cruz is going to be in wyoming and not new york today. one of the most recent polls showing donald trump ahead here. john kasich is in second place with 25%, ted cruz coming all the way into third place with 16% support. so ted cruz a lot of ground to make up here. in fact, if donald trump could do well here, he could win statewide by more than 50% and do more than 50% in all the congressional districts he has a shot of taking all 95 of those delegates and trying to get closer to that magic number of 1,237 and wrap this up. >> approaching that time

trump complained over the delegates picked at the convention instead of a primary or caucus. it that the people of the state of colorado never got to vote at the primary? trump's new delegate manager charges the cruz campaign won with gustapo tactics. >> threatening a fair game? no not my style.

. >> they raised safety issues surrounding the bright lights while pilots complained saying they had been blinded by the lights. two seeked medical attention because of the problem. e-mails show the problem was much worse than previously thought and that concerned city officials in santa clara which owns the stadium. >> would you like to have been better informed about this safety issue? >> certainly. you informed me with your news article i saw when i was making dinner one night. it's nice to be kept in the loop, yes. we would like to know we want to make sure everyone is safe at all times. we'll do what we have to do. it's a publically-owned facility. we are ultimately responsible for it. we want to make sure everyone is safe. >> we investigate how many pilots have complained about those lights. uncovered e-mails showing the problem has not been fixed. allegations by some insiders that the faa has been sandbagged during light tests at levi stadium. if you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call. >>> we'll check out what's in store for wall street this morning. >> more

complaining about the availability of quality labor has declined.s like this trend you necessarily want to see. that is a fascinating conversion. joe: you have to watch it, but not necessarily something that is too good. joe has robbed me and cast a spell on my chart. for line joe has moved to two line joe. to desperately bring my chart up. this is what happens when you do for lines. i got a sneak peek at your chart and you had eight lines there. you are going crazy. mark: can i do battle of the charts -- it was all about inflation. the big story was inflation and inflation expectations picking up as well. the difference between the five year bond and inflation rate that has picked up since the lows of february. joe: no one wants to win this one. bring uparently i can a few charts about how european equities have fared today. then i will throw it back to you. for you, technology works. it was all down to the news from interfax that russia and saudi struck a deal on oil production and those are the best performing sectors. i will leave it with you an

. >> everybody complains, you know, everywhere you go they complain. >> my question is where is all theody's told you, the most important thing inside a prison is feeding the inmates. has anybody told you that yet? >> no. >> you don't feed the inmates, inmates get real upset. >> they don't pay us enough for this. >> making blueberry pancakes. >> making oatmeal for the whole institution. >> what's for lunch today? >> we've got spaghetti, meat sauce, lima beans. >> one of the interesting things about "lockup" is the subject of prison food. inmates are not shy telling you what they think about it. whether they love it or hate it and generally they do hate it, they're eager to tell you about it. >> how's the food? >> how's the food? >> the food is wonderful. >> you're always starving from meal to meal. >> i've gained 15 to 20 pounds since i've been in. i've only been in four months. >> what in the world is this? >> i have no idea. >> five-star restaurant. >> i think i'll stick with the potatoes. >> everybody complains. everywhere you go, somebody's going to complain. >> if you want, you cou

or complain about our infrastructure.ging for two years. >> our commute. >> the our many great restaurants. >> i'm at brunch right now. or take a shot at our quality of life. >> it costs $5,000 a mobt to live here. and it comes with a [bleep] roommate. >> we're out of toilet paper. >> you don't even have a bathroom. wait, where have you been [bleep]? >> but don't [bleep] with our values. because we accept all people. well, not all. >> is there anything you would like to say to ted cruz. >> [bleep] ted cruz. >> wow, you guys are new yorkers . >> trevor: thank you, desi, >> trevor: thank you, desi, we'll be right back. (ricky gervais, vo) verizon is the number one network in america. i know what you're thinking, they all claim stuff like that. yeah, but some of them stretch the truth a little bit. like this. faster, more reliable and better coverage than ever. and it shows the coverage there. uh, oh, hold on. oh! map is not a depiction of coverage! well, then what's the point? i'm speechless. (vo) only verizon has the large

it's a rigged system area now, you have to understand i'm not complaining about the states that i wonhich i won i think 22 and cruz 110. and yet i hear him say i'm the only one. lying ted cruz, lying ted, he has a bible appeared. he is a liar. [laughter] >> that's vintage donald. greg: lynn, which is better? the live in front of the camera and audience donald trump or the wall street journal op-ed? >> life trump is always great but i think trump supporters, just think for a moment that if you support him because you like his policies, okay but this system is designed to be difficult. and the moment to complain about the system is, your argument doesn't sound the best when you just realized oh my gosh, i'm losing . greg: i'm completely out of time but i want to squeeze one quick question, we've got to make it quick judith. if donald trump had actually spent money on his campaign, would he have had it wrapped up by now? >> if he had concentrated on his ground game and going after delegates he might have had it wrapped up but he didn't read the rules. greg: he'sonly spent 33 million. hil

but not so come on to get a neighbor complaining about your three year old son. and doing the complaining with mean, in a i put-downs, not even putting down your name at the bottom of a nasty letter, left in the mailbox. bonnie moran got the nasty anonymous note about her son, ryan. who is awe tis i can. >> to the parent after small child at this house, the weather is getting nicer and like normal people i open my windows for fresh air. not to hear some brat screaming his head off as he flaps his hand like a bird. i don't care if it is the way you have raised him or if he is retarded. but the screaming and caring on needs to stop. no one want to hear him acting like a wild animal. it is utterly nerve wracking not to mention it is scaring my normal children. >> always good when an upsetting angry neighbor story becomes a night neighbor story like this one did. so, this story, the letter put on both facebook, on philly mag. com where victor first reported this yesterday morning, then the compassionate nice neighbors flooded the family with offers of help, and so mu

i haven't talked to the complainant. i will be following up with that particular item. >> clear born kitchen, they have a small place. they applied for a limited live permit a couple months ago. after readjusting their entertainment plan, they were granted for llb. there were no complaints, but basically a lot of complaints leading into the hearing. so, they are having an issue with the same neighbor. the issue is it's noisy. the stereo. i went in there to assess the situation and see what's going on. they have their speakers in the structure in the wall. usually there is some baffling that cuts down on the sound that escapes to the structure. there is no baffling. it's not well done. so basically i told the manager if i keep getting complaints i will be out here and it will get ugly and i don't want to be out here so many times for a simple fix. i recommended he remove the speakers from the wall. he said it would be fine. we are waiting to see what happens with that. if everything goes well, it will resolve itself. if n

he had nothing to complain about. >> my name is peter. i'm a song writer. >> reporter: the church sent us video testimonials from ron's former band mates. >> ron was an embarrassment to me personally and also letters in which the band mates call him lazy and crude, saying he used racial and ethnic slurs, was a poor musician and a disgusting pig. >> reporter: do you know of any other church that criticizes former members like the church of scientology does? >> i think it depends on the members. when the vatican gets attacked, they say something about the attackers. >> reporter: if someone leaves think they're on this level? >> not if they go off and live their life? >> reporter: people leave and criticize the catholic church all the time. >> exactly, and i think if people in the church are asked for their opinion of this particular person, that you may well get the same kind of rit criticism. >> reporter: this is the church itself asking videotaping it giving it to us. >> well, again, the facts are what they are. >> reporter: ron says the