we know that that's going to cause a lot more havoc in the boarding and disembarking process from bart trains. bart -- bart seems to think that our needs need to be weighed against the needs of everyone and, you know, we're sort of in the middle of this wonderful process. if you agree that bart should eliminate the pole in the boarding doors, one way that you could help us out is by coming out to the protest today at 4:00 in west oakland. another way is to let the board of directors know by e-mailing board of directors at bart.gov, and remind them that disability rights isn't an interest group. this is about civil rights. for my people, civil rights is being able to move freely in the environment. again, okay, i think this is number 3. again, if you want to help us in our efforts, one way that you can help is by making a $10 donation by texting the word "access" to 2022 2, that will make a $10 donation toward the center and the work we are trying to do. i'm excited because joanne asked me to speak about our upcoming move, and we are slated to move on july 11th. we will be having a gran

hundreds are people are loitering in front waiting for the about us to go to outside lands or people disembarking at 1 choik 1:00 in the morning and screaming. i think we really need to reevaluate this program. i encourage you to vote no. i see very little or no minority representation of this board. i hope that you will remember that your parents were there as immigrants and what they have to go 32 -- through to struggle 12-15 hours a day and you have to say that you have done community outreach that you talked to people and you do not represent the people of this community. >> next speaker. >> good morning, i would like to thank the particularly the policy and governance committee of the organization for the time that you have put in on our request about the no. 6. i live on masonic avenue between waller and frederick and there are many many elderly people on our block. when we heard this was going to be discontinued there was many anger. we need to get down there for medical appointments and what have you. i would like to thank the changes that are the new recommendations of the policy and gov

hundreds are people are loitering in front waiting for the about us to go to outside lands or people disembarking at 1 choik 1:00 in the morning and screaming. i think we really need to reevaluate this program. i encourage you to vote no. i see very little or no minority representation of this board. i hope that you will remember that your parents were there

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. >> relatives of those missing disembarked from a boat. it was provided so they could look at where the ship lies. they wrapped warm blankets to keep warm. two were overwhelmed and had to be carried off by stretchers. those who survived have been describing their ordeal. >> translator: i held a hand rail and moved toward the right side of the ferry to ride a helicopter. water kept coming in. trash cans were floating. water came up to my neck. >> south korea's president has been to visit the disaster site. exactly why the ferry sank remains a mystery. conditions at sea were calm and visibility was good. a full investigation will come later. for now, all efforts are focused on finding the missing passengers. james frances kelly, bbc news. >> we heard the search for survivors is hampered by the atrocious weather, murky water and mud mixed in the water. there are many challenges rescuers are facing. >> reporter: rescueers are battling bad weather. this ship is setting off to the side of where the ferry sank. it will take hoboats an hour ana ha

they seem to disembark from their tanks, joining their fellow soldiers on the ground, and then a russian flag is waved above one of the tanks to the cheers of the crowds. whether those tanks were ultimately taken over by pro-russian civilians or russian special forces or both is still unclear. whether they were deserters or captured is also unclear. ukraine defense ministry did confirm that six apcs were seized, it said, with the help of russian agents. ultimately, which is what became of kievs resolute desire to take back eastern ukraine. a formerly ukrainian tank, now a russian tank, doing a donut. >> it's impossible to predict which direction this country will take. what is clear is how much those who seek separation are enjoying the humiliation of a government which so publicly vowed to defeat them. >> whether this is ukrainian fighting ukrainians or russian forces with russian sympathizers fighting ukrainians or some murky combination is both the question and the argument at the heart of what could turn into a full-scale civil war in europe. joining me now on the phone is ari shapir

you'll be the first to disembark.lite program. ♪ love to fly and it shows >> yeah. okay. that's frighteningly funny. three security checks and the kid wasn't found. welcome back to "morning joe." joining us on set, joshua green. he is here with the new success issue featuring four different covers. yeah. i know which one you like, josh. and from washington, senior political editor and white house correspondent for t"the huffington post" sam stein. he's got a success issue too. >> i do? >> i was just trying to be nice. >> i want to talk to you about this. >> this is my story. >> it's unbelievable. i'll tell you a liverpool story. you tell me the red sox story. but it's extraordinary what john henry has done on both sides of the atlantic. >> it is. >> extraordinary. >> yeah. and i'm interested in this side of the atlantic. i write about here american baseball. the story of the red sox how they went from misery to dynasty after henry and his ownership group took over. won three world series, broke the curse of the bambin

>> it's vital and on ships you drill for that every month, you drill for fires, disembarking on lifeto know exactly what their job is, where they need to be in any different situation. >> what about training for everyone on the bridge, the captain, first mate, second mate. is everyone trained to do the same thing? >> yes. they'll be a difference in experience, different ages of people. everybody on the bridge needs to be able to navigate the ship and do generally the same thing. captain is not going to be up here at all times. when they're here, they're in charge of the vessel. >> rosa, let me jump in. one of the questions that a lot of folks have right now is when do you make the distress call? we're learning this morning the first emergency call from that farery they believe may have come from a boy who called 911, a passenger on the ship, that was some three minutes before the crew made their first distress call. is that surprising to you? >> i don't know exactly what happened there. depending on the case, the passenger may think there's a large problem that's not a problem. in th

it's like a song disembarking off the landing craft. only one way. forward.. they have to go forward on this issue. they have to defend consistent with what their record is and those that are trying to run away from this. >> they will lose. >> the ostrich strategy they will get killed. >> one element in here midterm not so much coverage of midterm as presidential. tv ads will matter huge there and outside republican groups will put up the money to go after a democrats in obamacare. will democrats put up money to pay for ads to defend obamacare? that is a big open question that scares a lot of democrats. >> jim clyburn was on yesterday and saying the white house wasn't doing enough to defend democrats this year. >> let's push beyond 2014 and look 2016 with headlines out of new jersey. focused on the bridge scandal. some republican donors signaled they are ready to move on names organ chris christie for the presidential nomination but that isn't bothering the governor from new jersey who says the bridge stajeds won't be a factor if he decides to run. >> i'm old

but there were no complaints about the weather when kate disembarked with her precious cargo. >> sheth her jackie kennedy style outfit. but the baby, all eyes were on prince gorge. there she was holding him for the world to see. i think that was the focus of all the cameras. >> while george is still too young to walk, he is already following in his father's footsteps. in fact, prince william was almost exactly the same age as his son is now when prince charles and new bride diana took their tour of the region in 1983. a trip which drew crowds by the tens of thousands, and which turned diana into an international star. like diana before her, kate is a fashion icon. but it's not just her outfits that dazzle. the duchess, earning rave reviews for her grace and poise. later, with prince george in the care of his traveling nanny, will and kate received a traditional welcome, complete with a nose rub, a we can to a land kate has long said she couldn't wait to visit. tomorrow, the royal couple will recuperate from that big journey with the little one. their new zealand tour also includes ad