you use doj servers? >> i use the department of justice e-mail system. >> we're getting word that secretary clinton's former chief of staff cheryl mills has maintained her top secret security clearance despite sending information that's no deemed classified to the clinton foundation, and this unsecured server. isn't it standard practice to suspend the clearance pending the outcome of an investigation? >> i'm not going to comment on any of the individuals who may or may not be involved in this. because it would depend very much on the facts of those particular circumstances. >> is there any double standard here? >> there's no double standard in this or any other matter being handled by the department of justice. >> last thing on the clinton e-mail. you understand why people are concerned that even democrats who say is there this shoe that's going to drop by the time you get a nominee, isn't it fair to know a status at some point in this election cycle if that is the person who looks like it's going to be t

so, you know, whether the doj, whether the doj takes that into account, you have to ask the doj, i suppose. >> real pleasure to get you on the program. very interesting story involving a high profile guy to michelle's point. thank you. great reporting. see you soon. >> thanks a lot. >>> the battle over encryption is known as a cybersecurity guru in silicon valley. amazon, google, uber, we'll talk apple versus fbi, how tech and government can join forces on cybersecurity and about the investing climate in the valley now. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. woman: is that a newspaper? man: yes. woman: it's quaint. man: did you read about this latest cyber attack? woman: yeah, i read it on my watch. man: funny. woman: they took out the whole network. man: they had to hand out pens and paper. woman: yeah. man: could it happen to us? woman: no. we're okay. man: we are? woman: yeah, we brought in some new guys. man: what do they know that we don't? woman: that you can't run a country with pens and paper. it's not just security. it's defense. bae systems. >>> welcome back to "power

as part of that the team that has been in his into a collaboration between department of labor and doj and a homeland security. . . >> also supporting the ngos that the survivors turn to. they often don't call law enforcement first. >> we look forward to continuing that work. we have cases in the twin cities with islamic extremism recruiting of extremists, a number of ink statement saying convictions in all of our federal enforcement is working together and doing a good job here. the violent extremism is very important. it's worth three areas were featured where the twin cities in terms of the work there during, can you tell me what doj is doing and we are continuing to try to get more money of the budget for this effort? >> thank you very much. a very happy the twin cities is a pilot city in our program for combating violent extremism. focusing on those communities, listening to them and what they need. that will be helpful to us as we develop it. we have a strong enforcement piece when it comes to combating violent extremism and particularly the home grown extremists we see here in t

do you think that doj will intervene?think they will be mindful of the strength of the currency. we have seen the minister of finance make sure they're watching foreign-exchange closely. but we do see the squeeze in markets in the middle of the thatean session, a meeting screens the market, always it is the bank of japan coming in to intervene. i don't think they will do so just yet. i think the best position for the doj will be to stand back. they have seen the u.s. forces thed back into positive for year. that was just the long buys we have seen looks inconsistent with the british dynamics feared at the that is the best way for the doj to encourage began to yen tock higher -- the move back higher. torlet: we want to turn out the u.s. markets. abigail doolittle is live at the nasdaq in manhattan with more company movers. abigail: it is a green day here at the nasdaq. the nasdaq is up half a percent at this time, similar to the s&p. one stock moving to the downside and has been one of the biggest drives all day is paypal.

the doj thing will hover for a while. i still think they lose either way.they acquiesce, they upset the customer base, and when you dig in their heels, they get politicians on their backs. that will go away. here's a stock that now hasn't performed almost for a year. i think it was may of last year when it topped out. something's going on. the good news for apple, bulls, you've seen price action like this before in 2012. into the middle of 13. and the stock exploded again. maybe you're seeing similar. until you get back above 105 or so, it seems dead in the water. >> i don't agree, though. at $94, which is where the stock tests down, $92, $94, at least make that your stop. through the worst of times, and i think the worst of times are sentiment. people think that this is a -- this is not their only lawsuit against the u.s. government. they have the price fixing thing related to itunes. they've been at odds with the government before. at $92, $94, that's the stop. valuation with that dividend yield -- >> i'm going to say the doj story is in the ninth inning

they asked the doj to look into this after the teen's death. a sheriff's spokesperson says there are numerous factual errors. >> the parents are confident that their voices are breaking through. >> this is why my son died, for change. >> all eyes of course on michigan today. three other states as well. as the republican and the democrat races heat up. >> the last minute pitches as the candidates for the valuable delegates. >> it first gets warmer and then weekend, more on that coming up. >> wow. hazards of the job, i guess. this is a very close call for a during this extended visit from your extended family, all you want is a peaceful moment to stream your show. and you need enough bandwidth to share with a full house of hungry users. lightning internet from bright house networks. the speed you need. and now connect to... standard tv and 50 megabit lightning internet... only $94 a month >> they head to the polls today of the. >> the republican and democratic candidates are pounding the pavement. >> michigan, mississippi, idaho and hawaii all ca

understand and respect the roles of different agencies within the law enforcement community, the fbi and the doj. what i intended to start with is your comments on gun violence and let me come back to the other issue in a moment. do you believe mental illness plays a role in some of the incidents of mask on violence we have experienced in america in the last year's? >> i think with respect to specific cases where it's been adjudicated we can say that. otherwise it would be speculation but i will say that i think mental illness is the issue i find cutting across law enforcement issues today. both from how we police to overlook a violent crime to how we manage our prisons. circa as relates to how we manage fire arms in this country, essentially making sure we continue to have the right to have responsible firearms owners and yet balancing that against those who were not allowed by law to firearms because of the adjudication of mental illness of various types. >> i couldn't agree more and i know the adjudication issue was in the virginia tech shooting, for example, the state of virginia had adjudic

in a new filing, the doj accused apple's rhetoric of being false and corrosive. stand in the way of evidence. apple responded by saying the doj has become so desperate decorum to the wind. >>> hillary clinton, donald trump, and bernie sanders are speaking out against a move by the maker of oreos. they plan to cut 600 jobs and move many of those positions to mexico. clinton insists the u.s. will make them give back the tax breaks they got in america. trump says he'll never eat another oreo again. >>> barack obama is in texas today to kickoff the south we southwest music conference. he gave a keynote address. michelle obama is scheduled to attend south by southwest wednesday. >>> the program cuts the cost president obama announced that online retailer jet.com and several non-profits are collaborating to make this initiative a reality. >>> america is one of the only developed nations that doesn't mandate paid maternity leave. so new parents are turning to crowd funding sites to get by. right now, more than 1200 moms are asking for money on the gofundme page. the pra

from a law-enforcement a law-enforcement perspective, doj has an important role to pull. play.ow we cannot prosecute our weight out of this problem. many individuals who are caught in the grip of this epidemic, for example most new heroin users are those who previously abused prescription drugs before that. that is a clear gateway to the recent uptick in heroine that we are seen. we have to also look at prescription drug abuse and the public health issues that raises. that involves doctor education, prescriber education, working with states who are doing tremendous work in terms of coming up with systems to record prescriptions that doctors can check and make sure a patient is not dr. shopping. that is important as well. on the impressment side as we mentioned, dea's expanding the task force that focus on heroine. we are working to provide grants and supporting efforts to equip state and local law-enforcement officers within a lock sewn which is a emergency overdose treatment which can be effective when law-enforcement come upon someone who is experiencing a heroin overdose. of

says applee doj has complied to 405 request from the chinese government. what is standing out to you? they are looking to the the newut to rewrite kind of operating system that apple doesn't have. what they have to do it will create something completely new that violate apple's recent beast of the way they conduct their business. the government's case is we have requested in previous classes, making the telephone company keep certain kinds of records. right certain software to allow us pursue search words. apple saying they do not want to do that and that the government demand to write a new operating system is something specifically congress has said that it would not have to do. the filing is 34 pages. i have it right here. it is a lot to digest. i did speak with apple's lawyer to get his view of what their argument is at this point. i started by asking if there is any scenario in which apple would provide the tools to the government if terror attacks were imminent. >> we are talking about a court order and the justice department going in where the san b

it is a letdown from the doj. more stimulus is on the cards.ut the market as the druggie stimulus is still working its magic. u.k. sales are down. that is not necessarily directly impacted by the stimulus. a look at the euro in the dollar in the euro against the pound, the dollar today. it is still about the level where it was on thursday with the ecb. let's go over to the u.s. with abigail doolittle where she has the very latest. abigail, you're looking at apple. abigail: it stands out today. we have the nasdaq down 1%. of the top 25 point influenced isers on the nasdaq, apple the only stock among those 25 names that is trading higher. this is coming out of morgan stanley. it is stating that the march quarter iphone is traveling well. bake -- it could travel 56.5 units. stanley's own estimate of 49 million. it is possibly a nice beat or upside that could cause the stock to trade towards the upside. it could travel through the quarter. mark: abigail, the nasdaq is down more than the other averages. what is going down the index." -- index? abiga

. >> any civil cases with the united states as plaintiff within doj's civil division in which the fbi is preparing the case for the civil division? >> are you regarding climate change? >> regarding any matter. >> i'm not -- i couldn't give you that information right now in terms of whether or not -- >> take that as a question for the record. >> thank you. 18 usc second 1968 authorizes the attorney general to file a civil investigative demand prior to the institution of a civil rico proceeding to gather and protect evidence. in referring this matter to the fbi did you authorize them to issue civil investigative demands under your authority pursuant to that section? >> senator i wouldn't be able to give you the specific on that at this time. >> all right. question for the record, then again. >> thank you. >> have you designated the fbi or anyone as the document custodian under the statute at issue? document custodian being a term of art in the rico statute. >> i wouldn't be able to provide that information. actually, sir, with respect to the fbi specific steps relating to referral to th

what happens with the doj investigation? he was indicted yesterday.here are two parties to this claim, tom ward started chesapeake with aubrey mcclendon , explain to us what the problem was. >> the indictment was focused on aubrey mcclendon, so that will be tricky. we do not yet have an indictment for the company called sandridge. do have a statement from the doj saying that the department of justice is saddened to hear of the death of aubrey mcclendon. we offer our condolences to his family and loved ones. wholet: there is no windows has got tied up in these rigging charges? , so there may be other investigations in the works, but we don't know about it. scarlet: aubrey mcclendon was what aubrey mcclendon -- was 's doingrey mcclendon exceptional in the industry? there was another company that was supposedly colluding to fix the amount of money it would pay to drill on land. alix: i would go to you and try to get your parents land and leases. i would least that land to a competitor for a low price. there were no bidders, there was no racking up the pr

. >> with the doj program we have several session we're now participating and there was one last night in mission high school the session went well, that was issues outside and quickly addresses graffiti the male bombardments and theizing section will will be at gateway for the security without having anyone from the police department there so i am in conversation with the doj folks we're sitting behind me we'll try to have the security thank you. next site for this particular session and then after this week we'll return and sit down we'll be going over the goals and the other things especially 9 areas we need to look at we've identified ourselves identified the police department so we'll be going over that with the team they've attended some line-ups and again tonight and going the tenderloin and northern the line up will be bayview station let's see as far as the training did immersion program at the academy has been in place we're trying to retract it to make that more directed at places to get the cadets and on that note i reached out to reverend brown we have tent baptist church

justice for mario woods commission so whatever the mayor thinks he's doing in terms of bringing the doj for this basically, we're calling it the b team not the people that do the serious investigations the public is not engaged and especially singles the you know the first session was basically two bring in bayview residents it is a failing move the final thing i'd like to ask you will the public have the opportunity as required by law to comment on the agenda items when they come out we need to tighten up the way we run the police commission so the public had an opportunity to speak to you guys when you know when we it is die thank you. >> sir there's a deputy director from the office of citizens complaints and if you have very specific allegations he can help you i do not personally on breaking and entering to your attention. >> hearing and seeing none, oh, i'm sorry, sir no, no, no problem. >> good evening and welcome. >> thank you, again, for all you're trying to do and hope we can see some improvements last time i was here there was a discussion i brought up some targets and there

the doj had found police and the court had for years worked together not to ensure public safety butes from residents, particularly black residents, who officers saw less as constituents to be protected than as potential offenders and sources of revenue. but ferguson isn't alone. this week the doj took the rare step of sending a letter to state courts across the country warning them to stop jailing impoverished defendants just business they cannot afford to pay municipal fines. the doj says in doing so can cause pro found harm because individuals may confrontes ask lating debt, face repeated unnecessary incarceration for non-payment despite posing no fang danger to the community, lose their jobs and become trapped in ikeles of poverty that can be nearly impossible to escape. plus, the doj said, it's completely unconstitutional. >>> next up, arizona voting eligible latino population has skyrocketed since 2 dhou002008. what that means for the 2016 election, next. we've created a new company. one totally focused on what's next for your business. accelerating innovation. accelerating nex

the head of the doj civil rights division said the federal government is prepared to continue with the lawsuit if the st. louis suburb doesn't approve the deal. the city council voted last month to accept the dissent to create ago she do with the doj last year but only if it included several amendments. >>authorities are investigating the daytona national speedway in which 4 people were injured. police say 43-year-old, abby kitty, was drunk when she plowed her pick up into 4 people and 5 campers saturday morning. it happened around 2 am inside the speedway. that is were many fans and families about. according to police records, she failed several field sobriety test and the breathalyzer found to was more than 2 times the legal limit. >>> we have our eye on the storm in california were a series of pacific storms are now slamming the west coast. heavy rain and strong winds in northern and central california, down trees instep powerlines. emergency crews had to pull several people out of the los angeles wherever. one woman was killed -- river. one woman was killed after her car got trappe

. >> next, we as we looking at and move forward with the doj review initiate one of the things that's been common the other recommendations that there is a dedicated command level person assigned to the review that person has an organizational structure that meets in this case a hymn took place over the weekend is where he we have a bureau of professional standards and promise policing the deputy chief is deputy chief tony chaplain bring up the explosive chief and chief chaplain the direct liaison and on this commission for the policies and responsible for seeing to it all the recommendations are followed through an and also already the designee that works with bassett on the same issues and also thibe the liaison to the commission honon policies and the use of force policy that are be presented and oversee our work on the 21st century police and task force president obama and obviously written directive we've can modify change quickly and effectively and efficiently the chief will have written directives under him as well as the behavorial science unit the cit is a critical piece to

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if she is undermined by his own doj, what's left? be an opening for biden, but, surely that's not in the back of the president's mind. >> quickly, the administration also today making the officialxç designation that isiss is committing genocide. >> finally. it will will have zero effect on the ground. we shunned delude ourselves. this is only the second time we have had such designation for ongoing war the first was in darfur 12 years ago it had zero effect. indictments issued for the president of sudan in power. even a travel ban has been violated. this had not do a thing except make us feel good. the only thing it can do, it might create a special category for christians and yazidis to be allowed status, more automatic immigration status and that would be a good thing. apart from that, it will have zero effect. the only thing that's going tojñ make any difference is conducting war against isis. >> next up, are republicans already backing down over the supreme court nominee? test clear and that we will give the american people a voi

report does agree that reforms are needed they signed ah consent decree with the doj calling for sweeping reforms that will cost millions of dollars. >> now that they are as passionate about education. >> talk about renewing the operating operating levy and talks the new judge the city by what you do with the least alanis in the way to move forward is through education,y that is his signature issue but right now they're focused on the potential tax increase. between them name-calling, last week's republican debate was a sea changers are not that bad. >> all kinds of hazards on the golf course,al deep rough, sand trap water. >> in ireland, there is also wildlife, is hargreaves was recently golfing when his group was approached by a fox, they took a photo that's when it moved been stealing a wallet out of the golf bag, it dropped dead , up from the looks of things, this sly fox won't be point made the forecast will be better tomorrow ?? >> it will it will be sunnier, we did have some cooler air working in behind the actual front,a the wind shifting, allowed them to fall to the dew point the

the justice department wording was extremely strong -- really tough language from doj. i want to read an excerpt to give you a sense how strong this language was, writing apple attacks the allritz act, the 1789 law the government is relying on, attacked as air cake, the court order as leading to a police state, and the fbi investigation as shoddy, while extolling itself as the primary guardian of americans' privacy. the department of justice saying apple is holing itself up on a pedestal as the guardian of america's privacy when in reality the department of justice says this is about terrorism and access to a particular phone under a legal warrant. this is this back and forth blizzard of paperwork that we're going to see now between apple and the government ahead of this march, end of march hearing, where we'll see both parties in court and they could argue it out in front of the judge. >> the public opinion is so divided on this. the latest nbc news/"wall street journal" poll basically said 47% say that apple should not cooperate and open the phone. 42% say it should.

and the company raised technic logical barrier that stand in the way and apple responding that the dojs so desperate that it has thrown all decorum to the wind. >>> and jessica alba's honest company under fire from "wall street journal" from being dishonest. a lab report said it shows the company uses an ingredient in the laundry detergent that it said it did not use. the company denies that claim and that it has its own internal and external tests to prove just that. sam and laura, back over to you. >> i don't believe there is a dark side to the dark angel. thank you very much. >>> 4:48 right now. happening today, san francisco's new tobacco rules officially get signed into law. that includes raising the minimum smoking age from 18 to 21. mayor ed lee expected to sign that legislation today and the bill was approved earlier this month. it goes into effect in june. >>> state lawmakers also following in san francisco's footsteps. just yesterday they approved raising the smoking age to 21. now, the bill heads to the governor's desk. governor brown has not said whether he will sign it or

i got off the phone with a security company that brings up a point that the doj today said it was able to break into a phone that several generations old with an older version of apple's operating system. okay. apple did spent a lot of time and money to make the phone safe from hackers and again, if you believe the doj it with some help was able to crack the code so we'll be following the story. >> it's probably not going to end, the battle between the feds and apple. >> i agree. >> the coverage continues online. you can also read the latest of our news any time on our nbc bay area app. >>> new problems tonight for santa clara counties embattled sheriff. some are demanding a new investigation into their boss. marianne favro has more. >> reporter: the allegations center around a private meeting lorrie smith called with retired judge cordell who heads up the commission looking into jail operations. that commission was formed after three guards allegedly beat inmate michael tyree to death last year. the commission wants the county to investigate what it calls misconduct during the private

report he agrees that at reform is needed, the mayor signed a consent decree with the doj last year that calls for reforms but also cost millions of dollars. >> now think education is important what did he say? >> in ways that with the cleveland plan, that it is his passion his signature issue is education,e but today the focus is on the potential of a tax increase, he has gotten a lot of balanced he says that we cannot close the 63 million-dollar cap without finding the money somewhereut. >> and he addressed issue of a job offer for a painter paid $85,000 in with benefits about $1,000, sold with contracts coming up maybe they will need >> he did not go that deep, he basically says that the red light cameras were anticipated the state funding cuts were not, i think if they were shortly to find some some ways that thinks he will will propose the half percent increaseos. >> is a former ohio model who l was convicted of hiring a hitman you see some people without their blinkers use your wipers and your headlights .ip as cool and clammy, this is still far better than normal . it is all

justice for mario woods commission so whatever the mayor thinks he's doing in terms of bringing the doj for this basically, we're calling it the b team not the people that do the serious investigations the public is not engaged and especially singles the you know the first session was basically two bring in bayview residents it is a failing move the final thing i'd like to ask you will the public have the opportunity as required by law to comment on the agenda items when they come out we need to tighten up the way we run the police commission so the public had an opportunity to speak to you guys when you know when we it is die thank you. >> sir there's a deputy director from the office of citizens complaints and if you have very specific allegations he can help you i do not personally on breaking and entering to your attention. >> hearing and seeing none, oh, i'm sorry, sir no, no, no problem. >> good evening and welcome. >> thank you, again, for all you're trying to do and hope we can see some improvements last time i was here there was a discussion i brought up some targets and there

justice for mario woods commission so whatever the mayor thinks he's doing in terms of bringing the doj for this basically, we're calling it the b team not the people that do the serious investigations the public is not engaged and especially singles the you know the first session was basically two bring in bayview residents it is a failing move the final thing i'd like to ask you will the public have the opportunity as required by law to comment on the agenda items when they come out we need to tighten up the way we run the police commission so the public had an opportunity to speak to you guys when you know when we it is die thank you. >> sir there's a deputy director from the office of citizens complaints and if you have very specific allegations he can help you i do not personally on breaking and entering to your attention. >> hearing and seeing none, oh, i'm sorry, sir no, no, no problem. >> good evening and welcome. >> thank you, again, for all you're trying to do and hope we can see some improvements last time i was here there was a discussion i brought up some targets and there

justice for mario woods commission so whatever the mayor thinks he's doing in terms of bringing the doj for this basically, we're calling it the b team not the people that do the serious investigations the public is not engaged and especially singles the you know the first session was basically two bring in bayview residents it is a failing move the final thing i'd like to ask you will the public have the opportunity as required by law to comment on the agenda items when they come out we need to tighten up the way we run the police commission so the public had an opportunity to speak to you guys when you know when we it is die thank you. >> sir there's a deputy director from the office of citizens complaints and if you have very specific allegations he can help you i do not personally on breaking and entering to your attention. >> hearing and seeing none, oh, i'm sorry, sir no, no, no problem. >> good evening and welcome. >> thank you, again, for all you're trying to do and hope we can see some improvements last time i was here there was a discussion i brought up some targets and there

droppedand doj have cases against google.een aggressive investigations in europe and we have not seen the same investigations in the united states. it is difficult to say if the same thing could happen here. but it is interesting that at a very early stage this bill has a lot of support. it has several months to go, the senate needs to review it, the government has not supported it yet. but it will be interesting to the france takes this heart a line on the issue. david: emily chang joins us from san francisco. be sure to watch "bloomberg west " tonight at 6:00 wall street time. coming up, save havens in a turbulent market. what is the best bet, treasuries or gold? that is on "bloomberg markets," coming up next. ♪ >> 3:00 p.m. in new york , welcome to bloomberg markets. from bloomberg world headquarters able welcome. bell, andilde closing the winning streak is in jeopardy. the chairman joins us. they need more stimulus. shows clipsetailer of thieving workers on tv screens as employees clock is very is the orwellian tactic wor

. >> with the doj program we have several session we're now participating and there was one last night in mission high school the session went well, that was issues outside and quickly addresses graffiti the male bombardments and theizing section will will be at gateway for the security without having anyone from the police department there so i am in conversation with the doj folks we're sitting behind me we'll try to have the security thank you. next site for this particular session and then after this week we'll return and sit down we'll be going over the goals and the other things especially 9 areas we need to look at we've identified ourselves identified the police department so we'll be going over that with the team they've attended some line-ups and again tonight and going the tenderloin and northern the line up will be bayview station let's see as far as the training did immersion program at the academy has been in place we're trying to retract it to make that more directed at places to get the cadets and on that note i reached out to reverend brown we have tent baptist church

if she is undermined by his own doj, what's left? be an opening for biden, but, surely that's not in the back of the president's mind. >> quickly, the administration also today making the officialxç designation that isiss is committing genocide. >> finally. it will will have zero effect on the ground. we shunned delude ourselves. this is only the second time we have had such designation for ongoing war the first was in darfur 12 years ago it had zero effect. indictments issued for the president of sudan in power. even a travel ban has been violated. this had not do a thing except make us feel good. the only thing it can do, it might create a special category for christians and yazidis to be allowed status, more automatic immigration status and that would be a good thing. apart from that, it will have zero effect. the only thing that's going tojñ make any difference is conducting war against isis. >> next up, are republicans already backing down over the supreme court nominee? y, hae amazing technology in geico's mobile app? mobile ap

from a law enforcement perspective, doj is a very important role to play.cannot prosecute our way out of this problem. many of the individuals who are caught in the grip of this epidemic. for example, most heroin users previously abused prescription drugs before that. that is the gateway to the uptick we are seeing. so we also have to look at prescription drug abuse and public health issues that raises. that involves doctor education. involves prescriber education. and involves working with states who are doing tremendous work in terms of coming up with systems to record prescriptions so that doctors can check and make sure that a patient is not doctor shopping. so that that's an important part of it as well. we are working to provide grants and supporting efforts to equip state and local law enforcement officers with an emergency overdose treatment that can be very, very effective when law enforcement agents come upon someone who is experiencing heroin overdose. often that's when family members and friends make that 911 call and officers arrive and someone

not something the doj does lightly. don't forget to join us here tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m.tiful fox kntheater in detroit. see you then! >>> tonight -- donald trump moves one step closer to the gop nomination after big wins on super tuesday. >> i would love to see the republican party and everybody get together and unify. >> herman cane, geraldo rivera and monica crowley are here tonight with reaction. >>> then, is the establishment using senator marco rubio to try and take down trump? >> and the presidency of the united states will never be held by a con artist! >> patrick buchanan is here tonight to weigh in. >>> and

francisco police department into the 21st century of policing a major component of that to pass the doj acholic beverage or more process that lets us to see what good and not working with that said, president obama task force in 21st century policing had 48 represents and 91 action items the report the department agrees with has implemented and or will implement all the recommendations or the action items directly related to law enforcement one of the main point is having additional resources phenomenfor unsolved s most impacted by violence we're committed to take the doj recommendations and implementing them this is a two year process we'll will not wait for completion we intend to begin immediately during the review process itself this way as issues or deficiency are identified they can be creating corrected at the request of the mayor we'll have a dashboard available on the website to monitor the process of implementation of the task force recommendations and keeping with the transparency and the accountability of the san francisco police department if so a challenging undertaking th

the only way she won't is if she gets elected by the doj.obama wouldn't be able to get a table at fat burger if she gets a doj. and she's going to have to answer to what she did to lawyers on these women who made allegations hence her husband. that has never come up. donald trump will make it come up. >> ed, are you worried about hillary as a candidate? >> no. i'm not. all of stuff is coming up that we have seen before. and i think no matter who is the nominee, whether trump or a mathal other g.o.p. , i'm confident she's going to do fine. >> how do you explain the lack of interest and energy on the democratic side? >> i can explain it. i'm asking ed, not you, larry. >> okay. all right. >> you think competition drives turnout. when you see something competitive, you see more people turn out. look at the results of iowa and new hampshire. those far outpace turnout races in 2004. when we had record turnout. it's not like 2008. but 2008 was a transformative year. >> going forward, i don't care about before. what i care about is that we're seeing

francisco police department into the 21st century of policing a major component of that to pass the dojets us to see what good and not working with that said, president obama task force in 21st century policing had 48 represents and 91 action items the report the department agrees with has implemented and or will implement all the recommendations or the action items directly related to law enforcement one of the main point is having additional resources phenomenfor unsolved s most impacted by violence we're committed to take the doj recommendations and implementing them this is a two year process we'll will not wait for completion we intend to begin immediately during the review process itself this way as issues or deficiency are identified they can be creating corrected at the request of the mayor we'll have a dashboard available on the website to monitor the process of implementation of the task force recommendations and keeping with the transparency and the accountability of the san francisco police department if so a challenging undertaking this is a browsureau not before existed th

the doj can prosecute. they will have anybody and everybody. >> crime was committed% by seeking immunity. >> now, that is not necessarily true. doj can request a grant of immunity for any type of procedure. could be another congressional proceeding. it could just be in exchange for testimony. doesn't necessarily mean that he committed a crime. maria: and encourages him to speak out. he knows that there's limited downside. >> let's take a step back. last september he kept the faith and everything. it's going to be a dark day before he could sue even if the peak into what he knows of us is granted immunity. the reason being you brave your fifth amendment privileges. >> in a public court of opinion she looks guilty in an election year that ponders the most the voters. it looks like she's very guilty. somebody set up a server asking for immunity saying he would give anything. now he will open up it's going to be there. the government does seem to be moving on this. they could've done it after the election. >> s

stocks are lower after the doj decides not to move on interest rates. ramy inocencio has the latest on the markets. highswe are at session but we are still in the red for the day with just about an hour left in trade. second is down for its day in a row and this is its first back-to-back loss for this entire month. and the dow has been flirting with a little positivity. we will call that flat right there. to, talkedalluded about retail sales coming in worse than expected, down by .1%. definitely weighing on stocks. let's take a look at what's happening with the dow in today. although we are still down, we are not as down as we were earlier. in the numbers were down, we 17 and 120 mark are, down around the flat line. definitely trading in a very narrow band. but that said, there are some major movers today. let's take a look at what is happening here -- down 51%. this happened earlier today when they reported a week fourth corner as well as lowering it estimates and saying it could reach some of its debt agreement. that said, apple is one of the best per

. >> with the doj program we have several session we're now participating and there was one last night in mission high school the session went well, that was issues outside and quickly addresses graffiti the male bombardments and theizing section will will be at gateway for the security without having anyone from the police department there so i am in conversation with the doj folks we're sitting behind me we'll try to have the security thank you. next site for this particular session and then after this week we'll return and sit down we'll be going over the goals and the other things especially 9 areas we need to look at we've identified ourselves identified the police department so we'll be going over that with the team they've attended some line-ups and again tonight and going the tenderloin and northern the line up will be bayview station let's see as far as the training did immersion program at the academy has been in place we're trying to retract it to make that more directed at places to get the cadets and on that note i reached out to reverend brown we have tent baptist church

>> last year a representative asked the doj to look into two things. whether the office committed a joseph out of the fair. they determined the vision is not necessary here. the second dealt with racial profiling and investigation is not being ruled out. is. >> reporter: when andrew joseph shouts it is about the death of his 14-year-old son. >> it has been two years and some months since he died. >> as loud as they yell. >> enough is enough, their voices are falling on deaf ears. >> our child is dead. >> he was killed by a passing car as he tried to cross i-4. he had been kicked out of the state fair after a crowd of 100 teens stampeded during student day. the parents are hopeful answers are coming starting with the letter. >> this is a small ray of hope. >> the department of justice said it is considering an investigation into whether the in racial profiling. a representative asked the doj to look into it after the death of the teen. >> we must confront racism and overcome it. >> a spokesperson said there are errors in the allegations. he could not co

in the primary season that you are saying you have the ability to do as the rnc and the other orgs doj and others have not achieved so far. what is your goal? >> the goal is to bring more awareness to the fact that the state department is stone walling and pursue our right to force compliance for our request. we don't allow a situation where we request something that is legal and iging nor ared by the state department. they have done it with the doj in fast and furious and other pursuits that we had for open records that they ignore and continue to ignore. we are going to pursue it. >> going back be to the other question. politicizing this further and those who are -- >> she's running for president. she's running for president. we have a right to the information and we'll pursue it. >> and just going back to the issue of timing. we got through the primary, and florida ongoing and you are asked about civil war in the gop. did you file today, reince, because of a deadline. what happen that pushed you forward to it this wednesday, at this moment in the cycle to continue this pursuit? >> i

the senior legal director used to work at the doj.t he told me about the argument coming from the government. guest: if the government were to prevail in this case and we were able to compel engineers to build a fundamentally insecure product just because they are able to -- the argument knows no bounds. be interesting to see the argument the government takes today. i sense they are distancing themselves from the original market that does argument that this was about one phone because we know there are 14 phones that getgovernment is trying to access to and not just in terrorist cases, but general criminal activity. drug dealers' iphones. it will be interesting to see how they respond specifically to the arguments apple has laid out. tracy: i'm just wondering, what is the next response from apple. what is the next step here? apple responds on march 15. we expect them to say again the government is overstepping its bounds and then there's a big hearing in riverside where a judge will decide if apple has to comply. a lot of people expec

the doj voted to change the terms of negotiators. last year the doj said the investigation found a pattern of discrimination against african-americans in ferguson. the national spotlight began after the shooting death of michael brown back in 2014. >>> many are wondering why the wife of a man who allegedly killed six people in kalamazoo, michigan never called police. >>> a family attorney said he gave his wife carol, a loaded gun, and not to call her parents. >> did she ever think to call 911? >> she did not and they didn't know of any of these events until the sheriff's deputies arrived. she didn't watch it that night. >> dalton said his uber app took over his body and made him shoot at random people. >>> still to come an emergency for homeowners and why iguanas are being blamed for ruining properties. >> a government decision is cause for more than half a million people. out that this morning. ugh. i really shouldn't. no, you knowlwhat? i deserve this. i'm a bogo findin', weekly ad flippin', couponing mastermind. who's saving big t