what does it say about a man who has been in washington dc now 30 years in the senate? he has no record to run on? it can only be on attacks and misleading information that he runs a campaign. [applause] indeed, mitch mcconnell would have you believe that president obama is on kentucky's ballot. we all know that senator mcconnell has been in washington a little bit too long. [applause] so out of touch that he can't tell the difference between a doup jersey and the university of kentucky. let me set the record straight for our senior senator. president obama is not on the 2014 election ballot. nothing about this election will change who was in the white house, but we can change who is in washington dc and put somebody for the commonwealth of kentucky. senator mcconnell, this race is between you and me. that is the name that appears on the ballot. [applause] as you said so many years ago, it is my number one priority to make sure senator mcconnell does not see another term. [applause] mitch mcconnell, he wants to tell you who i am. he has said -- he claims kentucky will b

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right now the association of farmworker opportunity out of washington, dc is still quoting a 60% drop out rate nationally for migrant students. >> i'm one of the lucky ones that i actually convinced my parents that i don't want to get out of school, but there are cases where others have to get out and missing their education, have to stay behind, so many grade levels. missing out on credits and classes. >> alejandra flores is doing well in school. she began working in the cotton fields at age 10. >> from what i've seen, there's no rules. i've seen people younger than me work in the fields, and there's no one there to stop them and tell them, "you know what, you're not supposed to be here, you're supposed to be at school. the people that hire you to do the job, the employers ask, "is she 12 is she 13," they just want their job done, and fast. >> al jazeera america presents the system with joe berlinger >> mandatory minimums are routinely used to coerce plea bargains >> mandatory minimums >> the whole goal is to reduce gun crime, now we've got people saying "this isn't fair"... >> does

>> guest: it is a hospital in washington, dc. i believe it's herwood hospital. and what you see there is one long ward, as so often the wards were. they were long, narrow rooms, stove in the middle. mosquito netting hanging up there. in washington, dc, they called that one part of time foggy bottom for good reason. it was very boggy, mosquitoey, and the men got relief with the mosquito netting, and you can see -- this is a series of pictures shot at christmastime. you don't see it in this picture. and there are women visiting and it was sort of a festive day. there's also -- although it doesn't -- you can barely see it in the front, that thing there, my editor thought it might be a water bowl for an animal or maybe -- i forget. i said, it's a spitoon. and every bed hat one. emphasizing that cigarettes and cigars -- most men used chewing tobacco. so it's a hospital far from the war and women -- men are recovering. >> dr. humphries, professor of history and professor over medicine and an md. written two other books, intensely human and malaria. you're watching boo

i work in washington dc. was getting ready for this beach, i recall the time, probably seven years ago, that i got stuck in washington on a weekend. it doesn't happen often. it happens occasionally. to seeingn are used me on the weekend, so i called home. my now 12-year-old, then 50, i spoke to her on the phone and we were chatting a little bit. she finally said daddy, what day is it? sorry it's saturday, i'm i'm not home. she said that's funny, daddy, it's saturday here, too. the things they teach in kindergarten. so we continued to chat a little bit longer. after while she said daddy, where exactly are you? i said you know, daddy works in washington, d.c. she said daddy, is washington dc part of america? at a time observe when the federal government has clearly grown too big, too powerful, too arrogant, too expensive and intrusive, that an innocent child's question about washington geography of a number of years ago remains a very searing western about washington principles today. i think it seems to all th

>> that's dc, right? >> dc. >> everything is fair in love. i think they should live tweet sting.we are doing sting let's get to the most oppressive sting at all, the one who named his group the police. rock and roll is supposed to be fun and exciting and riding a motorcycle. when you call your group the police are you bumming me out. >> and then when he left it was more depressing. >> on his own, i don't dig it. >> he should leave his hookers are not let alone is dc. >> from you part of the power you wouldn't be in the sting. if you are an afternoon joe looking for action, boom, lou, boom. thank you, thank you. men need -- i believe men need this outlet or they will resort to more desperate acts like hitting on women who don't want to be with them. at least as a prostitute everyone has a chance. >> this is a caw that -- cathartic experience. when you see that nature to the enterprise it is up lifting. it tells you things are working in america. >> joanne, do you think this campaign will be effective? >> no. this is a terrible idea. it is because how we work with technology. every

yet the dc thomson the two suspects were being placed by extremist religious thought and took part in extreme religious activity and act with ample seating for up. china sent a television said one of the suspects was a thirty nine year old man from si jinx on soon region. but it didn't make clear if there is anyone else of all it's just a mention one news agency said the attackers used knives to slash people and detonated explosives near an exit of a railway station in the regional capital raunchy three people were killed and seventy nine the injured leaders of the chains said they believed it was a attack by separatist forces security was tight at the station on thursday one day after the incident police officers armed with automatic rifles were on guard the incident came as prison she even came wrapped up a four day visit to the region it was his first visit there since taking office he instructed local authorities during a visit to step up anti terror measures and ensure unity among ethnic groups. investigators in south korea say the passenger ferry that sank last month did not hav

statuses are being received or by the obama administration by the people in charge up in washington dc of these government agencies and burr rock -- bureaucraciebureaucraci. i'm very upset with the senate saying they need to deliberate more over a three-page report piece of legislation that just says we need to be able to hold va administrators responsible and fire them. i think there is a lot of cupbility in washington dc. >> shinseki's replacement has a big job ahead and president obama better see to it that he does do his job as commander in chief because this story is not going away. that's my prediction. >> you're right. >> thank you so much for your time. >> thanks. >> take care, juan. >>> jay carney is stepping down as the white house press secretary less than a week after his office leaked the identity of the top cia chief in afghanistan. dana is here with reaction to the breaking news and later, as if he doesn't have enough on his plate, our commander in chief is tackling the pressing issue of violence in prosports, notre dame football coach lou holtz is here to respond. beaut

the notice of proposed rulemaking and i'm going to ask you to tell us how we got here and after the dc circuit court struck down the previous chairman this is like another crack taking cues from the decisions of chairman wheeler had a vote of 3-to order at least two of them in favor, one of them concurring in the two against. we are going to ask what happened now. so we have a context of understanding what the fcc did yesterday. it's a cynic so everyone knows e incoming i've been involved for a long time from 2001 to 2005 and worked on some of the earlier proceedings and i've been representing a lot of network owners that have an interest in the operators and others. i will try to get through the background because it's helpful to understand how we got to today and one of them is back to 2002 when he first confronted hothey first confrontedhow to cd services over cable networks as they were often called at the time and the debate at that time was whether the services as it was amended and 96 whether they should be considered telecommunication services subject to title to or information

comcast business built for business. >> without immigration reform in washington dc, individual states have gone their own routes. here in georgia, undocumented immigrants have been targeted by an arizona-style law, hb87, giving police the power to check immigration status at traffic stops. >> i do believe hb87 is good policy, and so far we haven't received any complaints and it's a law that's been in effect now for over two and a half years. >> actually, hb87, which lindsey co-sponsored, has been the subject of legal challenges and some parts of it were stuck down. >> voters... the folks who sent us here, should not be required to bear the burden of a failed federal government enforcement policy. >> we understand there's a lot of road-blocks where they'll check for documents? does that seem appropriate to you for a federal immigration authority? >> when you stop someone and they are a criminal suspect, the ability to check and confirm who they are, to me that's police work 101. if someone is here illegally and is picked up for being here illegally, we already have laws on the books an

it was lick someone came by and ripped off the road. >> outside washington, dc this map drove on a bridge and was stuck the he was rescued by a team using a raft. the downpour was too much for creeks and streams to handle and water was rushing into homes. this basement is filled with sewage water. >> it buckled. a mess. it stinks. >> same system that ravaged the south from the air you can see the devastation, neighborhood after neighborhood flooded and these homes are destroyed. rescuers pulled people from rooftops and this baby was saved using a boat. ought car is floating. >> florida got 2 feet of rain in 24 hours or nine billion gallons of water enough to fill 14,000 swimming pools. this highway crumbled. some cars have been replaced with canoes. in mobile, alabama, a woman was carried out after the car was struck of the another only was killed after driving through high water after four days of tornadoes and thunderstorms causing all this damage meteorologists say the system will head to sea later today. new figure show the bay area is leading the state in population grow with santa c

secretary hagel will deliver a speech on the ukraine and russia's situation today at a washington, dc, think tank. >> president obama will meet with the president of germany and they are expected to discuss a dispute over united states intelligence-gearing, this is her first visit to the white house since reports revealed that the n.s.a. had intercepted phone calls involving her and other german officials. >>> prince william and prince harry are in the united states. >> harry! harry! >> yikes. node to warn people to cover their ears. screaming fans waited after they join friends for a barbecue in downtown memphis in town for a wedding. prince william took his wife as his date and prince harry is expected to attend girlfriend, -- attend without the girlfriend. they recently broke up. >> here is mike and the forecast. >> you were screaming, too, truth be told. >> every time when you walk in the building, mike. >> screaming hike "get away, get away." it is hot. but it will be cooler. we are 85 today but back near the 73 average tomorrow and also on sunday. cooler on monday at 69. then we

we go to the washington, dc national mall. >> a great day in washington. the brass is mowed. the scaffolding is gone. people are lining up for a chance to visit the country's most gorgeous landmarks. >> the washington monument welcomes the first vestors in three years, gone is the awkward looking scaffolding a bandages around the monument closed after a powerful 5.8 earthquake in august three years ago. >> the earthquake has been felt up and down the eastern corridor. >> inside the stone structure, tourists raced to get out as debris fell. the wall of monument suffered 150 cracks. this image shows daylight shining through the 555' structure. the national park service closed the monuments and the engineers went to work. >> the restoring captured in this movie was extremely complicated. the monument is made of three kinds of marble, 36,000 stacked stones and no mortar but the stones rest on top of each other >> theyer regulated scaffolding and getting to the point where you have to make the repairs. >> price tag was $15 million. after of that came from a philanthropist. >> i go

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that dc is quote, hollywood for ugly people.hite house correspondents dinner when real hollywood stars arrived in droves, rubbed shoulders with our meager celebrities. >> please welcome the president of the united states and first lady michelle obama. >> and why? to celebrate the real important work of white house correspondents, of course. gist kidding. now 'days mostly for congressman and correspondents to grab selfies with hollywood royalty for those stars to grab, say, five minutes with some under secretary for who knows what. democracy at work. dc's traditional penchant for nerdy books over good looks gave us awful nickname, that we're hollywood follow ugly people. now, that may have been true years back but certainly isn't true any more. from the white house to capitol hill to k street washingtonians are prettier than they ever have been. our female senators and congresswoman are looking glamorous in "elle" or "vogue" and "people" magazine listing of the most beautiful people has included robbie manual and timmy geithner.

we are in washington, dc, with more on this story. >> good morning, eric. this major news comes as students across the country receive college acceptance letter. >> a bombshell report about sexual assault on college campuses a staggering 55 united states schools are facing federal investigate and possibly mishandling of sexual violence and harassment complains from students. among them, harvard, michigan, ohio state, southern methodist and uc berkeley. a woman was an undergraduate a professor took her drinking and invited her to an after hours office visit. >> i thought, well, a professor would not do this. >> she filed a complaint and was stunned by what the university told her. >> we are talking about sexual harassment is a shove you up against the wall. >> the school decided this was not enough evidence to file harassment charges. another was sexually assaulted during freshman year. >> after choose a friend of mine sexually assaulted me in the dom room and i fought him and said no. >> the investigations are done under title 9 that prohibits gender jim na

really thanks to the pressure applied by members of congress and federal courts built in washington dc since the ex parte it. back in april of twenty thirteen president obama unveiled the brain and ensure that all the research after looking at how the human brain works the white house in fact pledged to spend one hundred million dollars on the endeavor to present this to say about investment there's this enormous mystery. waiting to be a lot the brave initiative will change that by giving scientists the tools they need to get a dynamic picture of the brain in action. and better understand how we think of how we learn and how we remember. when you're in japan is change initiative even the nail. there's some big news report in the next few months highly secretive us military researchers say they will unveil the advancement of bringing plants that could one day when storing wounded soldiers memory. this could be huge for us soldiers injured during the afghanistan and iraq wars. it's in fact estimated three hundred thousand have suffered traumatic brain injuries and both of those wars the

dc, still stormy and hot.re looking at more severe weather potential across the southeast. 107 in phoenix, jumping ahead now to thursday, that cooler weather makes it down to dc, back down to the 60s. 60s in new york city as well and temperatures toasty, 101 phoenix, and 107 in los angeles. >> time now to get you caught up with a new cycle. the malaysian government has released raw satellite data used to try to track down that missing jumbo jet. it has been missing for nearly three months. they believe it ran out of fuel and it is in the nigerian ocean. >>> the government says they know where the girls are, but do they? the nigerians have been under intense pressure to provide information to the families to have been waiting for answers. >> today is the deadline for donald sterling to respond to charges of misconduct lodged by the nba. he has been banned for line and fined for $2 million. his estranged wife has reportedly taken control and is shopping around. >>> former president george w. surgery is said to b

the dc folks can learn from us. it's common sense. it just works. we need to change washington dc.hey will tell you we can't cut government spending. we can slow the growth. we can't repeal obamacare. we can't cut taxes. all that is ridiculous. at the state level we have done that. we cut the budget 26%. >> can you put school choice in place? >> we have one of the largest, most expansive programs, double digit growth every year, 93% of the parents are happy. you don't force the kids to follow the dollars. we're seeing better academic sports saving tens of millions of dollars. unions hate us. they sued us in court. we're still here. the parents love it. but it goes back to a basic point, conservative governors understand. we trust the american people. listen to the administration. the president doesn't trust us to choose insurance, doesn't trust us to choose the best school for our children. >> they don't trust us to feed our own children. >> right. >> we have michelle obama has to tell us what to feed our kids. >> this president never ran anything. he wasn't a governor. he doesn't

many said the opening of dc good fortunes was an emotional meant to be tuned up and images what happens when floods in june last year eighteen seventy nine that had resumed in september last year opposition but then what do you think each of the campaign and that should be good and the sun and the suspension of tears at this time. the show said that discussions and bed nets to see a christmas pageant. a mass. such a thing. cheated like anime on some jeans on june fifteen to not steal his confidence in the tent and after the fall league and its management in instalments domestic what did i not that bloody wounds that have a bunch of tp to the foreign debt forcing didn't want teens to suspend going to the job comes on the fourth of the shots. still hundred thousand people from the disaster hit region but it got kicked in by the indian air force idf and the biggest study of the patient was still debating what does push to the one thousand one hundred and ninety front edges and stuck to the anti that it is in the state's peak tourist season. yes jenna sections of the hot topics of the count

he says welcome to dc today we took a nap citizen she had its young men and occasionally women joining the holy war against banks are now set they might be your next door neighbor is in the suburbs of paris or philadelphia apparently the trip to the normal lights. many are radicalized through the internet and also their local mosque. according to the international center for the study of radicalization at king's college london syria is the most powerful magnet for international since afghanistan on in the nineteen eighties. when my guest today is a research at the center as well as being a fellow at the washington institute in the us. aaron seven welcomed the progress. they said and what's is the attraction of syria for these european and other fights is one of the main attractions is the fact that its use here you have the assad regime which is battling muslim which sunnis view is heretical. and as results he's slaughtering the sunni population and therefore many of the younger muslims in europe the us the arab world the view that as a cause to fight back against the suckers in cuz th

is a studentinner from howard university in washington dc.o the stagee glenn hill of philadelphia, pennsylvania. [applause] [laughter] once again, glenn hill of philadelphia, pennsylvania. howard university. [applause] now it is time for the white house correspondents association scholarship prize. it is a one-time award of $7,000. this year's recipients are two students from howard university in washington, d c. victoria walker of virginia. [applause] next, the deborah warren scholarship. the reciprocal of this deborah warren scholarship art two current students from the mcdill school of journalism. north hanover massachusetts. [applause] karen galbreth of illinois. [applause] next, from columbia university, new york, new york. [applause] the white house correspondents association awarded a $5,000 to 2014 tont in 2013 dina from cairo, egypt from columbia university. [applause] also, the university of missouri. the white house correspondents association supported seven graduate students for $2500 per student to study in washington dc for a se

the washington dc area, northern virginia, and maryland.king to court entrepreneurs. >> we like competition. >> exactly. effectiveaking a more tax base. a providing things around real estate and other things that make it attractive to start a company here. >> if you had to pick anywhere this is home. this is where you would choose. all right. good stuff. thank you. coming up, later on, taking time to reject a bid. what the biggest issue with the offer was. our?of the ip to right warren buffett a letter. >> welcome back. i'm trish regan. this is "street smart." we are live in washington, d.c. what happened when you write a to comeo warren buffett to the shareholder meeting? he writes you back. he invites you to come. >> my name is marcia. i'm a resource specialist. name.eople don't know my they just call me gutsy. i love berkshire hathaway. i diversify the company they invested in. i set a goal to become a shareholder by the time i was 40 years old. i just decide i'm going to write warren buffett. just ask him, would he ever allow non-shareh

>> the challenges that we are facing with drinking water are different than dc. it's been a challenge for every society throughout history and for each society whether it was egypt or rome or durham north carolina everyone thinks their water is safe enough because that is their background. but we probably couldn't be paid to drink some of the water >> in the u.s. we have safe tap water? >> we don't spend the money it takes and in some respects it changes a bit. if you set risk-free i would have said no we don't and what i mean by that is what i said a minute ago that we accept the trade-off and it was quite remarkable i could go anywhere in the u.s. right now whether it is bangalore or tallahassee or santa barbara and i don't give a second thought to the drinking water which is at a point historically a short period of time because for most of history it hasn't been safe from our perspective. >> but like you said you can go anywhere in the u.s.. >> in the rich countries there are some that have their own sort of particular but there are other parts where you want

german chancellor merkel in dc for me. adverts none in an nsa spying. a report on the agenda between the two world leaders. the us become a nation of pill popping children will look at the issue of over medicating our kids later the cap. fans i can to begin with breaking news this evening in on the site in south western ukraine has been killed in a large fire connected with the brass band. the numbers can vary the local police tell the associated press that more than thirty people are dead after local trade union house without a place to be getting the midst of a standoff between ukrainian government supporters and antique and activists. today was marked by violence between those and get protesters in ukrainian military in fact at least three ukrainian troops and two antique its fighters were killed after the government launched a military assault on the eastern city of swansea ask which is held by anti government protesters our team player reports. it was on the street is that the ukrainian army is preparing another vaughan's come tonight to find eight

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the dc circuit court of appeals called it subtle. when means you don't know where the line as.il: if it benefited the coin those shareholders are in the room with you, what do you think? >> if it benefits them, we need to realize and think beyond being a shareholder. where is the parsec? is this the way business is done in america? what about the little guys? does everyone have to have this? we don't have any proof and there's no smoking gun that there was this. but in the case of this, there has been more than enough circumstantial evidence to start an investigation. >> the head of boeing had said that the allegations went beyond and there is no such with the quote. >> that is what we are asking. they did not get to the kernel of the question as to why did you go to the clinton foundation. >> i understand what you're saying. but isn't that where they were handling it? >> absolutely. they have given money to the red cross. but why would you give to a foundation that is run by the spouse of the date was helping you get a contract when she's over in russia. and they came within m

but at an emotional press conference in washington dc, female members of the congressional black caucus called for military action. two go after this. let's kill the cancer and drag out this bioperson who i just can't hold up often enough. this is in it and this is slavery. but there should be a positive use of drones. >> until now, the nigerian government has been reluctant to accept u.s. help. the group became more violent after traveling to somalia for terror training for another al qaeda linked group. since then they have killed more than 4500 people, displaces displacing half a million americans. and new developments tonight with the benghazi developments. lou: john -- john boehner claimed a investigation will not be a sideshow but it search for the truth. >> they have not told the truth about the irs or benghazi or "fast and furious." if they are not willing to tell the truth, they must not have a very pretty story. lou: catherine herridge has the latest now. >> they expect to select the committee members by friday. after 20 months they are taking the investigation to the next lev

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what does it say about a man who has been in washington dc now 30 years in the senate?no record to run on? it can only be on attacks and misleading information that he runs a campaign. [applause] indeed, mitch mcconnell would have you believe that president obama is on kentucky's ballot. we all know that senator mcconnell has been in washington a little bit too long. [applause] so out of touch that he can't tell the difference between a soup jersey and the university of kentucky. let me set the record straight for our senior senator. president obama is not on the 2014 election ballot. nothing about this election will change who was in the white house, but we can change who is in washington dc and put somebody for the commonwealth of kentucky. senator mcconnell, this race is between you and me. that is the name that appears on the ballot. [applause] as you said so many years ago, it is my number one priority to make sure senator mcconnell does not see another term. [applause] mitch mcconnell, he wants to tell you who i am. he has said -- he claims kentucky will be lost i

. >>> as we mentioned our chief meteorologist bill martin is in washington dc tonight. he was invited there to speak with president obama. >>> and bill you're also managing to keep an eye on the bay weather here. >> with a little help from rosemary and mark and steve. but i'll tell you the weather out here has been stunning. the people i've been talking to have said this is as good as it gets in the springtime. i know on the west coast it's been a little breezy. we have some cool temperatures to talk about. daytime highs and a few clouds lingering around just not what you expect for this time of year, especially coming off those highs that we saw just about a week ago when we were doing highs in the upper 80s, so now temperatures are back down. as we head into the next couple of days we're going to look for temperatures to kind of work their way up. and in the mid and upper 60s, thursday, some clouds come in but it's basically going to be a slow warm up until we get towards mother's day. mother's day is going to warm up with temperatures coming back into the low 80s. we

have garnered significant grassroots support is evidenced by louis farrakhan's march in washington dc back in 1995. we examine one of the most radical manifestations of this and that is to say that the new black panther party for self-defense is a group that was founded in 1990 and the founder and current leader of the group, they holed rhesus conspiratorial and anti-cemented believes and on occasion members of the group have supported radical islamist causes as well. for instance, members of the group protested at the danish embassy back in 2006 during the controversy surrounding a cartoon of the profit mohammed appeared in an danish newspaper around that time. the group also offered support and legal abayas to an individual that is the alleged 20th hijacker from 9/11. so this increasingly radical posture has alienated the new group from some of the activists of the original black panther party. it is worth mentioning that explicit black racial advocacy has significant support both in the mainstream and on the fringe. for example, the public figures and politicians that are well resp

. >> from the coastal college town to the bay area and now washington, dc, students, friends, strangers and lawmakers are honoring the sixth victim. >> i ask the house of representatives observe a moment silence for the victims, for their families, their friends, the uc santa barbara community and all who mourn in the wake of this tragedy. >> that is a representative calling for a moment silence on the chamber floor. >> students took to the water to remember victims at the beach with serve boards and rafts for a memorial paddle. they formed a circle in the ocean and held hands, splashed and chanted. >> the grieving process extended to cal where 500 gathered. many are uc santa barbara students and alumni living in the area. the roommate of victim citicorp -- victim, katie cooper, who was stabbed. >> a tribute for george chen a 1212 graduate of three land high school at 8:30 in the quad of the school. another student is coming forward to talk about the moments in isla vista on friday night, 19-year-old patrick egbert as with his friend who was hit bit car. witnesses say elliot rodger slow

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>> the president posed for pictures and tossed the ball around at a little leg park in washington, dc, and parents had smartphones out to get a snapshot. some parents held their kids back because they didn't recognize the man from the white house. the trip to cooperstown will focus on bostonning united states exports including tourism. >> imagine the treasure? man i struck out in front of president! why, today? with the secret service and everyone around it is okay to strike out. >> do they even let them carry a bat? all the little leaguers i know you have playoffs. how is the weather? >> it will be progressively warmer each day. we had a few stray showers last night at sfo, a trace of precipitation so it was just enough to make the ground wet. mt. diablo and santa cruz mountains and mount hamilton all received a vital -- small amount of activity. for us, we are looking off to the east and there could be a few sprinkles in the east bay hills. the clouds will thicken through the afternoon and the sun warms the groups and realties -- creates instability. clearing and drying is the trend

. >> from santa barbara to the bay area to washington, dc, students, friends, strangers and lawmakers are honoring the six victims. >> i would now ask, speaker, the house observe a moment silence for the victims, for their families, their friends, the santa barbara and all who mourn in the wake of the tragedy. >> that was a congressman of santa barbara asking for a moment silence yesterday in the house of representatives near. >> there is a vigil to honor a bay area victims, george chen graduated from leland high school in san jose in 2012. he, along with his friends, david wang and james hong were the first three killed by elliot rodger. a vigil is held at leland starting at 8:30 at the school. >> a large crowd of hundreds turned out for another vigil on the uc berkeley campus many living in the area. victoria spoke to the crowd and she remember her roommate, katie cooper, who died. >> we got along well somehow. she was great. for everything i did she always loved me. >> vigil was organized as a tribute to the victims. tonight, uc davis holes their own vigil. >> uc santa barbara stud

to congratulate seniors theresa and sheila who won the national japan bowl competition in washington dc. they're seniors at lowel high school. congratulate the san francisco achievers scholarship winners who will be honored this thursday, shout out to united administrators who will be celebrating the end of the year on thursday and invite folks to the memorial day observance and the last announcement is about summer learning on june 11 to july 16, opportunities for credit recovery, go to sfusd.edu/extended learning. thank you. >> anymore announcements at all. i'd like to congratulate fewer for supplying him with that education and wish him much luck on getting full-time employment. i'd like to also congratulate [inaudible] sanchez as she graduates from san francisco state this saturday. and her [inaudible] graduate program in public policy. and now, before we rerecess this meeting to closed session, commissioner wynns would like to address memory of a friends, a former board of education member. >> so even though we're recessing, for the benefit of the listening audience not having to w

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. >> the largest air tanker in the world is this converted dc-10 which can drop an incredible 12,000allons. >> right now, the fire that could call us is in west texas. >> we caught up with the plane, and the man who helped design it at the inner agency fire center in phoenix. >> this is a common misperception. >> hatton said the dc-10 is the ultimate fighting equipment, because it carries four times the amount of retardant than any other plane. the tank is mounted to the bottom of the plane. the white you see are two doors controlled from the cockpit. meanwhile, the area where 380 passengers used to sit has been completely gutted giving the pilots greater maneuverability. >> there is no room for fear. >> but there is danger over the years. there have been several accidents including this 2000 crash in california that claimed three lives. then two years ago, pilots todd thompkins and ron chambliss died flying along the border. >> when we lose people it is very, very difficult. >> reporter: while there are critics that believe tankers are too expensive, the men and women who maintain r

. >> in washington, dc, 18 percent make up female in congress so women are a continuic when you go toashington, dc. >> and the government is dominated by men. >> in the media we have abc has a female anchor, and cbs did until katie moved on, the president of nbc is a woman on fox in prime time two of the shows are anchored by women. do you feel like the imbalance is starting to be rectified where women were a side show? >> it is important to have all voices at the disable? there was underrepresentation it is time to make up the difference but as long as it is based on merit and con didn't and what we bring to the table but if you talking about putting women in skirts around tabling with nothing much to say that doesn't accomplish what you are talking about in terms of building up equality but if you can make it about content and we lap to be women and friends and have fun. >> and we are all very different, very different backgrounds. >> fox news get as bad rap by others for making not having enough women or saying it is all legs and lip gloss but our chairman was the first to put a fe