when he broke in through the back door, he woke the homeowner, dorothy donovan.n was afraid she'd be able to identify him. he used the screwdriver he took from charles's truck and stabbed charles' mother to death in a drug-fueled rage. he left his palmprint and dna inside the home. charles saw him on the property and called police, convinced that cannon had somehow followed him. cannon claims it was just a coincidence that he chose dorothy's house. he was unaware of any connection between dorothy and charles. >> investigators asked him if anyone else was with him, he knew charles holden, did anyone ask him to do it and his response was no. he acted alone. >> when are they told cannon that charles was my mother's son, he was totally surprised. that was such a relief to us. that showed us that charles was not connected with him. >> in the face of a possible death sentence, gilbert cannon pleaded guilty to first-degree murder and was sentenced to life without parole. the science proved not only that cannon was guilty, but that charles holden, a man kind enough to gi

donovan is gay. don't talk to donovan. >> what did they say that pushed you to the edge.ame guy that posted on facebook, he said donovan why don't you kill yourself tonight? it would be better for everybody. >> you never considered anything like that? >> a few times but i've never gotten so close to the edge this i'm not able to return. >> donovan applied to little baby face, hoping the group's doctors would face the chin. >> surgery is dramatic. why do you want to take such a dramatic step? >> i believe if it's not there, peep won't talk about it. >> it would stop. >> yeah. >> really? >> i know there will be backlash like he's the one that lost, but i think i would be the one that won because i did something about it. >> uh-huh. >> to make it stop. >> donovan's parents and brother supported his pursuit of surgery. >> a long-term goal will soon be achieved. >> wow. >> that's a sign of good things to come. >> but when her son wasn't around. >> he was all cheeks, but he definitely had a chin, little protruding chin. >> donovan's mom sue said she had mixed feelings. >> if he

donovan is appealing her dismissal. the state parks department had no comment. >> there is this a private security guard shot and wounded a burglary suspect today. sky 7 hd was over the scene of the shooting in the oakmoore district. a guard from a firm called security code three saw what he believed to be burglarers. police say one of the two suspects threaten the guard with a sharp edged object. and at that point he was shot in the leg. police are looking for another man tonight this, happened along waterhouse road and in an area of the oakmoore neighborhood. >> bart police chief is defending one officer tonight caught on video daysing a passenger who appeared to be drunk and combative last month. cell phone video showing the police officer confronting the 43-year-old at the millbrae station. the video shows him being daysed twice, once in the beginning and a lone bart officer tried to tame him, then, a second time when owe two san bruno officers arrived to help. >> he tried to physically have the suspect stand him fr

donovan identifies herself as a peace officer. >> i'm an officer >> are you? >> yes. state parks. >> officer phillips takes dona to the side of the car and she complies with everything but refuses to take a breathalyzer. he tells her he'll have to take her to jail. dona then yells for her partner. >> jenny! >> i need to know what she's going to do >> stay in the car. shut the door and stay in the car. is there going to be a problem? shut the door and stay in the car. >> donovan says she came out of the car to help him >> he i was trying to say if i can get thoer calm down i can help you out he just came at me >> dona von tore a rotator cuff and doesn't understand why she he was so violent. gender or lesbian is the only two things i can come up w he didn't like the way i looked. >> we asked a police trainer to look at the video. he says the officer should have handled this differently. >> i would say that the guy should have used -- that should have been doing a little talking being she was a peace officer. >> as noted charges of resisting command and public drunkennes

donovan identifies herself as a peace officer. >> i'm an officer >> are you? >> yes. state parks. >> officer phillips takes dona to the side of the car and she complies with everything but refuses to take a breathalyzer. he tells her he'll have to take her to jail. dona then yells for her partner. >> jenny! >> i need to know what she's going to do >> stay in the car. shut the door and stay in the car. is there going to be a problem? shut the door and stay in the car. >> donovan says she came out of the car to help him >> he i was trying to say if i can get thoer calm down i can help you out he just came at me >> dona von tore a rotator cuff and doesn't understand why she he was so violent. gender or lesbian is the only two things i can come up w he didn't like the way i looked. >> we asked a police trainer to look at the video. he says the officer should have handled this differently. >> i would say that the guy should have used -- that should have been doing a little talking being she was a peace officer. >> as noted charges of resisting command and public drunkennes

donovan off duty identifies herself as a peace officer. >> state park. yes.: officer phillips takes done a to the side of the car and gives her a field so bright test complies with everything but refuses to take a breathalyzer. he tells her you will have to take her to jail. that's when donna yells for her partner. >> jenny. >> don't call for her. >> i need to know what she is going to do. stay in the car shut the door and stay in the car. >> shut the door and stay in the car. shut the door and stay in the car. going to be a problem shut the door and stay in the car. >> donovan says she came out of the car not to interfere with officer phillips but to help him. >> i was trying to say if i can get her calmed down i can help you out and he just came at me. >> donovan tore a rotator cuff when phillips threw her down she doesn't understand why he was so violent especially since he knew she was a cop. but she does have some suspicions. >> gender lesbian only two things to come up with. it looked like the way i look or something like that. >> we asked cameron polic

in the lawsuit donovan also charges the officer with a bad faith arrest and gender discrimination. >> the possibility of >> to celebrate the chinese new year and year of the horse, with a festival and parade in chinatown. >> we're going down checking every float, every like to make sure that there is nothing that we might have missed. >> san francisco's celebration has taken place every year for the past 150 years. this parade begins 5:20 p.m. at the second market street. it will go west on market, to geary street, tyumen square, then turn on paul street, post street, and up kerning, ended on columbus avenue. for more on road closures, information about other events happening this weekend to go to our website kron4.com >> coming up on the kron four news weekend. president obama is waking up in california this morning after touring parts of the state. we'll have what he has to say about california's >> plus- dozens of phones stolen at gunpoint from a bay area radio shack. why the thief was after a * specific type of phone. >> and after the break, actress ellen page coming out. we'll ha

shaun donovan announced the plan during a speech before hispanic real estate officials.question if the administration # # looking to use taxpayer money to shore up the hispanic vote for the mid permanents. mary kissel has questioned this and joins us now. so $5 billion affordable housing. sounds like a great thing. it will help people with housing. what is wrong with that? >> this isn't new. the department of housing has been doing this for years. this is what brought us the housing bubble in bursts. affordable housing means how can we take taxpayer r. payer money and give to people who otherwise couldn't afford to buy a home. that gets people into homes they can't afford and taxpayers pay the price. >> we've seen that movie before. look what happened 2008. have they learned the lessons from that? >> it's not just 2008. after the housing bubble burst, something called the federal housing administration which is another big government taxpayer backed mort it fwangage insurer broke. so we had the subsequent bailout the of yet another government agency. and this speech that

donovan attorney john scott says the video shows donovan was in no way threatening the officer or his safety. and loft is said that the officer it escalated the situation in san of shoes and other obvious options. >> : option number two was simply to say you're under arrest. >> : most charges ended up being dismissed. in this lawsuit but it also charges the officer was a bad faith of rest and gender discrimination. >> : we contacted the chp for response this say they don't comment on pending litigation. >> : man charged with a brutal cap attacattack on five weekend. jury found christopher not guilty of robbery salt and battery. they rob the victims first injector to the pavement one suspect identified that she was kicked in the head while she was on the ground the victim did not suffer lasting injuries. the man who police say fatally stabbed another man outside of san jose bar luff a smart murder charges mark was acting in self- defense. investigators say that he was asked to leave the bar as limit somewhat right neary followed him. on the street the bar surveillance video shows holdi

between these two cases nicholas appreciate you staying on top of this that was artie's nicholas donovan. music is sometimes used to soothe the soul but there is a prayer instance is that it's used for torture abby martin interviewed one artist who found out their music was used to torture inmates at guantanamo bay abby this group skinny puppy tell us about your interview with that yes the lead vocalist ogre. i found out that he's actually a huge fan of the show shocking enough i covered the fact that they had sent a literal invoice to the u.s. government after they found out that their music was used to torture and mates and so i had him on the show was an amazing interview he just talked about what they felt like and what they did in response to finding that out let's hear from him you're going to do an album where we actually researched all the frequencies for torture and do a narrative with songs and then how about specs with a booklet that would say ok now put the hood over i want to just start music you know and then we're going to insert subliminals in different dialects polish to

. >> i look at some of you like landon donovan.acy. >> and he is another guy like beckham who paved the way for a lot of papers -- players like us. he has been the face of the league. he is a guy you can look at that stage and played his entire career in the mls and he has done amazing. i know me and brad both look up to him and we are thankful that he has played so well and done a lot of things for us. >> what is the challenge for you guys the following someone's put -- a someone's footsteps? >> it is being committed to mls. mls is committed to both of us and re-signed our contracts and it is up to us to show why we are here. that goes to the international stage, improving that the less bass mls is getting players that could advance. that shows a whole world we don't have to go to europe to play and come to mls and grow as a player and continue to build what guys like donovan have done and beckham. >> do think the mls is putting out enough money to attract the right players? >> they are starting to. we are seeing a kind of tipping

. >> reporter: well, things have changed a little for blair donovan in.a of athletic specialization he's providing athletes with a critical tool, more knowledge of their bodies. >> there is more to train in the weight room than just lifting weights. >> reporter: or just bouncing a ball. donovan and his staff use a different paradigm training around a tool called >>> hundreds of millions of

here with us now from the los angeles galaxy, landon donovan.re. >> he he says i'm 31 and i'm old. >> i am old. >> that's in soccer years. it's like dog years, right? >> you're not helping me, pal. what does that make me, landon? >> you're beautiful. >> i'm 46. >> how is that? you look great. >> you are in an awkward position right now. so from there, i will tell you that you brought out my inner youth down at a bar in, i believe, lower manhattan when during the world cup against algeria you scored a goal. is that the way you say it? and i flipped a table. >> did you really? >> i did. >> why so violent? >> i don't know. we were so excited. it had cameras on it and it had all this food and drinks and oh, my gosh, everywhere. >> housewives of new jersey. >> we were all going so crazy, we didn't even notice we flipped the table. >> that's beautiful. >> thank you for that day. it was the funnest thing i've ever seen. great to have you on the show. one of the questions we have in terms of major league soccer to the u.s., miami, to new york in 2015. h

my paper took a big risk by putting out there in march of last year, with my colleague kevin donovaned him to go to rehab, he had felt his drinking was impacting his work, that he had been kicked out of a military ball for showing up impaired and that was before the crack story. >> the man is, if i may, an entire season of a cops episode. and so now all this, you've done all the leg work, all the, you've gotten past, this you yourself witnessed the crack video, the infamous crack video. can he hold his crack? is he a good, what does he appear? >> people actually say they are, like some of the sources that i spoke with from my book are in awe of his stamina, i guess, for lack of a better word. the fact that what he puts in to his body while being as unhealthy as he is with the whole other part of his life. >> sure. >> that would be impressive for let's say a competitive eater. but here is the mayor of toronto and yet he's running again. >> and i think outside of toronto people know rob ford as the crazy crack-smoking mayor who ends up on youtube for doing stupid stuff. but there reall

[jazz music continues] [rock music] (donovan) i always have this really nice memory of when i first started to think "boy, i'd sure like to play. that would be the shit. that would be fun." and i remember sitting on my bed with my drumsticks and my black t-shirt on and putting on headphones because my parents were in the next room and listening to ac/dc records or led zeppelin records and just smacking the bed as hard as i could with these drumsticks and dust is flying all over the place. and just like going through record after record, and a whole evening would pass, and i'd take the headphones off and not even realize any time had passed. (buynak) who wait... keith richards said, "everything you ever listened to comes out in what you play," which is very true. (dispirito) for young musicians, the process of learning rock and roll is often very closely related to their album collection-- the cds they have at home, their favorite musicians, their favorite artists--they try to mimic what they're hearing. [guitar playing with recording] a guitar student has so many different teachers, if you

mike donovan. [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. joe been some.audible conversations] the governor of kentucky and mrs. bashir. >> misters steve it plans -- it steve clemens. it. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> mr. anderson this is steve holland. it jeff zucker and steve holland , longtime white house correspondent for writers. again, you're looking at the arrival of the guests that began around 6:30 p.m. this evening in an area known as the bookseller. they then moved upstairs for a reception and then took a trolly a short distance on the south side of the white house for the actual debtor itself. the state dining room and east room not able to handle the 350 guests to honor the french president. so this is what the scene looks like inside the south lawn to and to to replicate a money money-inspired setting in much have that transportation of a spring-like the man and a test by the president of the united states in honor of the president of france. [applause] [applause] >> a good evening, everybody. please have a

secretary donovan spoke at a conference hosted by the national association of hispanic real estate percent taxes. he spoke for about 25 minutes. >> thank you so much for an incredibly generous introduction. in particular, i want to say thank you for your tribute to ernie. i know i am joined by all of you here. outgoing president juan martinez, all the great contributions he has made. your incoming president, jason madiedo, on his new role. i also want to acknowledge that two great friends, henry cisneros and brian montgomery, are here as well. let's give henry a great round of applause. brian. [applause] all the board of directors and, in particular, gary acosta who has just given remarkable service over so many years. i know all of us join you in remembering the great life and the great work of ernie reyes. i was deeply saddened to learn of his passing over the weekend and i first want to send my best wishes to his family. i also want to make sure that we not only remember with sadness today his life, but the enormous vision that he brought, the indelible mark that he made on his communit

michael donovan and bill shafr came from dallas to tie the knot here. the city clerk's office told us about half of today's weddings were between same sex couples enjoying the symbolism of getting married on the first valentine's day since same sex marriage became legal in california. >>> there was dancing in the streets of san francisco this evening as hundreds of people joined a global movement called 1 billion rising. ktvu's patty lee is live at city hall where patty's dance party was designed to raise awareness about domestic violence, and it just wrapped up. >> the message still reverberates. gasia, using dance to end global violence may not sound intuitive, but after hearing from the people and performers on these city hal steps, we start to get it. >> this may look like the dance party, complete with the black eyed peas performing on city hall steps, but it's actually a protest, part of one billion rising, a global campaign to end violence by raising awareness through dance. >> i stand here as a woman in my strength and power saying it's not okay

donovan at the oceana said we are keeping the prices are not going to increase them. there are still special offers and as for market. nothing has changed. special offices of the open nightmares offices in the cities across the country several mobile groups have been created price monitoring is conducted on daily bases stabilization funds also make a significant contribution to the policy of price regulation as they define the low price level farmers will receive additional support in the framework of agribusiness twenty twenty program executive secretary of the ministry of agriculture mike anthony of reports he said that these measures will facilitate the access of agribusiness loans building of schools of including financial aid in insurance cover corporate enterprises using new technologies will be able to receive subsidies the ministry of the koch also plans to change the structure of either corporate taxation disappointed with the component video support those projects that are really cost efficient and effective. this is the objective of agribusiness twenty twen

[inaudible conversations] >> this is mike donovan. >> mr. and mrs. joe benson. >> the governor of kentucky and mrs. bashir. >> mr. steve claman's. [inaudible conversations] [laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> mr. and mrs. steve holland. >> the secretary of as -- transportation. >> ms. belmont goldman, mr. drew . [inaudible conversations] >> mr. and mrs. joseph plunged. >> the hon. stay feet -- stacy abrams. [inaudible conversations] >> ms. julia murray's dreyfus. >> mr. job and a live line and emily the vine. >> mr. lobbied months. >> the governor of tennessee. >> mrs. barbara schmidt and mr. richard schmidt. >> mr. brando kaplan. >> mr. kerry simon. [inaudible conversations] >> mr. and mrs. randall stevenson. >> the honorable elijah cummings , dr. maya cummings. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> this is joanna cole and mr. peter god one. [inaudible conversations] one .. >> this is good. [inaudible conversations] thank you. [inaudible conversations] ms. karine lynn and mr. john luddy. mr. mark to the locally and ms. elizabeth

with all that has happened in washington in recent years, what makes shaun donovan crazy enough to think that we can get a bill through congress? what i would ask you to remember is that housing has always been an area of common ground in our country. president truman and senator taft worked together on the housing act of 1949. ed brooks and walter mondale worked together to produce landmark legislation decades later. last year, we saw bipartisan progress in congress on this issue. it is time for everyone to come together and make housing finance reform a reality. last august, the president outlined a series of principles that he believes should be at the core of our housing finance system. three of which i want to focus on today. the first is that private capital needs to be at the center of our system. we all know that our current conditions where the federal government guarantees more than 80% of mortgages in this country is simply unsustainable. the risks and rewards of mortgage lending have historically been in the hands of the private sector and need to be in the future. how do we

they say that donovan almost was last seen in the bayside center in santa cruz. he is six-one, brown hair and blue eyes. last seen wearing a blue shirt, blue shorts and a backpack. he's been known to frequent the capital mall, laurel street and the santa cruz beach board walk. >>> investigators have linked two men with stealing mail from more than 250,000 south bay residents. police say that san jose residents were arrested last month after the men were suspiciously loitering in the downing oak shopping center parking lot. officers approached the men. they found numerous amounts of stolen mail. investigators linked the mail to residents from many counties in the area. the two were booked on charges of possession of stolen property, possession of methamphetamine and drug. the victims will be notified on how to claim their mail. >>> it is groundhog day on this super bowl sunday. did punxsutawney phil see his shadow or is spring on the way. >>> winter storm in the south causing chaos on the road. leaving two dozen cars on the freeway. we will tell if you there is re

. >> the search is on for a donovan alamos who left his job at bay side center in santa cruz around 12:30 yesterday afternoon. alamos is in his late 20s and may not seem mentzally mentally challenged at first. >>> a man opened fire at a room full of people, officers responding to the el cramino bar after 1:00 a.m. officers say a man asked to leave returned to the bar opening fire. police say miraculously no one was hurt and the bouncer chased down the suspect. they arrested michael vargas of newark on suspicion of attempted murder. >>> rain is expected to make its way to parts of the bay area tomorrow. you can see that beautiful sunset just beyond the bay bridge there and you can see some clouds and those clouds are part of that system that is heading this way. i know what all of you probably want to know is how much rain, mark, are we expecting from that? >> we're tracking rainfall rates and accumulations have been increasing. the overall system is supposed to completely miss the bay area, but right forecast models are pushing it closer to the coastline. the current position tour nort

between these two cases make us appreciate you staying on top of this was our t's make a list with donovan the music is sometimes used to soothe the soul but there's a rare instance is that it's used for torture at the marine interviewed one artist who found out that music was used to torture inmates at guantanamo day. abby this group skinny puppy house of down your interview with that yes so the end of the new vocalist over time. i found out that he's actually a huge fan of the show shocking enough to cover the fact that they had to send a literal invoice of us got me a big fan of their music was due to torture inmates and i'm on the show is an amazing interview. he has talked about what they felt like and what they did in response to find out how. ah let's hear from him. their new album from where we actually are research all the frequencies for torture new narrative with songs and how fast facts on with a booklet with no sale now and put it over wanted to start music now when reagan in certain subliminal some different dialects talking whatever of him saying things like that in all alth

you could read through the detail there but you know in tradition with a guy named bill donovan who was the founder of the o.s.'s the predecessor of cia he believed that. there's a lot to be gained from from using the civilian capability from the know how of americans that have capability courage you know how to do things in difficult places and so i tried to continue that tradition. you personally do you believe the wars in iraq and afghanistan where necessary or just a business opportunity. well look. nine eleven really damaged the american psyche you know when you have. you know the two tallest buildings in new york and the pentagon and even a fourth aircraft trying to attack simultaneously sure the taliban are hosting al qaeda. and they would reject him iraq and afghanistan war was absolutely necessary hindsight it probably should have been more of a punitive raid and then leave not stay for you know twelve years. iraq again you have a state sponsor who is willing to use chemical weapons on its own people. but there were no chemical weapons that's not going to mass our asses of the

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president chemical bits of the talents of us think that's gonna crack is covering this story for as donovan. two more bodies in the discussions. it will be protected. other than total possible by treaty but that didn't get that prompted them to the actual building by a drive to the weekend they have to start paying google fight we could report the dr he has been eating robot with a five ten the team at least one character that are a lot of folk tale never will the report and photographic evidence albeit true that that the company men who are on the roofs of buildings throwing hand grenades down from the region. and of course the current uptrend and biking going on with the ukrainian protected to ensure the best team in the kitchen to a hospital but the minute urea get greedy and to many many of the world which makes it possible that other than double from the gun. that's the case to decide the continent a new senior position breaking its connectivity that. yet that the region cannot be simply wanted to vote on the constitutional reform which had been proposed that the ideal position to date

about donovan alan white house reporter for bloomberg and amy pond white house correspondent for the hill both of the co-authors of h.r. steel a just the state secrets and the rebirth of hillary clinton just published by crown the. reason interest in the book and the documents and everything circulate around will she run so the obvious before we get into other areas. amy will see run yes will run i'm ninety nine point nine percent sure if she runs you know she has everything everything is built around her there in the research groups ready for hillary if she would still be them both prepared candidates i think to hop into our presidential campaign i think in history you share that view john i do in fact the way that we really look at this isn't the question of whether she starts running but whether she stops running you know that one big theme in this book is the way that the clintons both hillary and bill clinton continued to build the political operation while hillary clinton was at the state department we basically see this is a seamless continual run for the presidency from two t

see if he is indeed convicted on that last murder charge pursue your reporting nineties nickel so donovan and us foreign policy circles are complaining about the record number of big donors to president obama on that are getting on postings and a season on the world all the practice of placing big presidential campaign donors and posts abroad is common in the united states the obama administration is clean and pack is into use now more than ever. according to the american foreign service association obama's number of political appointees serving ambassador steps has broken all records at thirty seven percent. and so far to reach for his second term is even greater now standing at fifty three percent. but it's not just staggering numbers are calling attention to the issue. it's the obama appointees themselves in a recent hearing senators have the chance to ask some of obama nominee is some very simple question still up barbara i take it you've been to iceland. sourav not i've not had the privilege and i reporters have you been to norway. i guess and fidelity than two hundred yes and i have

for this week, jon donovan, abc news, washington. >> and here he is live, kevin spacey.nk underwood. thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> washington more exciting than hollywood? >> for me, it's like performance art. you know, i sometimes watch it, what we can get done shooting on a day. i'll come home and turn on the news and think our storylines are not that crazy. they're not. >> i'm not going to give away the second season. president obama has a little bit of frank underwood envy.

with all that has happened in washington in recent years, what makes shaun donovan crazy enough to think that we can get a bill through congress? what i would ask you to remember is that housing has always been an area of common ground in our country. president truman and senator taft worked together on the housing act of 1949. ed brooks and walter mondale worked together to produce landmark legislation decades later. last year, we saw bipartisan progress in congress on this issue. it is time for everyone to come together and make housing finance reform a reality. last august, the president outlined a series of principles that he believes should be at the core of our housing finance system. three of which i want to focus on today. the first is that private capital needs to be at the center of our system. we all know that our current conditions where the federal government guarantees more than 80% of mortgages in this country is simply unsustainable. the risks and rewards of mortgage lending have historically been in the hands of the private sector and need to be in the future. how do we

hi, donovan. >> reporter: hi, there. it's been a tragic ski-season across the united states. this latest avalanche coming 5:00 p.m. mountain time reported on highway 82 about seven mile west of twin lakes village. as you were saying, seven skiers reported on that ridge by the office of the emergency management of lake county. three in the hospital, a broken leg and possible rib collapse. two miraculously walking away completely untouched, but not entirely sure what has happened to the other two people that were up there. at first light today rescue workers started hashing out a search plan. we don't know how far they are into looking for the bodies at this moment. the colorado avalanche center said it was a large slide above or near the treeline, so that could be about 10,000 feet or so. now, they put out a warning about 7:00 a.m. yesterday saying this particular area was prone to avalanches and that it was not going to be a good day to be skiing in avalanche territory. the problem being that you've got a lot of fresh snow on a top of a lot of basically mushy snow after a cha

this is from michael donovan, we appreciate your pictures because you're our weather watchers. a lot of times we can't get to the north bay as fast so we love seeing these. we're all over the north bay this weekend. this is near the sonoma county airport to show you even some of your main lines were flooded out. this is a very impressive picture from robert carson and this is the very tippy top of a bike path that goes over the tanglewood creek. you can see what a mark has been left by that potent system that was tapping into the atmospheric river. a little break but mill valley where christie smith is we're going to her live 18 bit but we made up the entire month's average rainfall over 72 hours in mill valley. we're good for more rain through the week in the north bay. you want to keep that in mind. we got much-needed rain and there is more on the way. today, though, all you need know you can probably leave the umbrella home especially south of the golden gate bridge. temperatures in the 60s, then a little warm-up on the way. talking about the next chance for rain in my next

moment, have written a letter to the department of housing and urban development secretary shaun donovan asking for an investigation saying "we fought too hard for these federal disaster recovery dollars to stand by while they are recklessly mismanaged." so far they haven't had luck. reporters on the phone with ferzan haven't had luck. new jersey lawmakers haven't had luck. if you're out there and work for the state of new jersey or hgi or one of its subcontractors and you know the answer to the simple question, why was hgi fired and why was it kept quiet? drop us a line at allinwithchris@msnbc.com. the answer might even reflect well on a christie administration that's doing its darnedest to try to be responsive to its citizens. but right now, just like we don't know why bridget kelly ordered traffic problems in ft. lee, we just don't know why the state fired its biggest contractor overseeing sandy relief funds. joining me now is heather haddon, reporter for "the wall street journal" who's been covering the story. now, heather, before we went on air, dca sent us a statement. basically th

>> it was last may, 2013, i along with my colleague, kevin donovan saw a video viewed by gauker, editor 90 seconds long. it the mayor of toronto, quite obviously him. he is sitting by himself. he has made homophobic and rachel slurring and clearly sneaking out of what looks like a crack pipe. >> in your book you were dealing with the devilish concept of having to pay the drug dealers to get the video. at the same time, trying to reconcile the fact that you had seen something that the rest of toronto and i dare say north america deserved to see as well. do you still feel like you made the right decision? nobody else has been able to see this. >> that's one of the more interesting parts in the book is detailing the debate and the balancing of those issues that you talk about. the conversations that were happening in the toronto star's "newsroom" for those six weeks. we were trying to decide whether to buy this footage and grappling with those issues that these were drug dealers that came to us. they said they were drug dealers. they said, we'll give you this footage for $100,000. it is wo

for this week, jon donovan, abc news, washington. >> and here he is live, kevin spacey.rank underwood. thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> washington more exciting than hollywood? >> for me, it's like performance art. you know, i sometimes watch it, what we can get done shooting on a day. i'll come home and turn on the news and think our storylines are not that crazy. they're not. >> i'm not going to give away the second season. president obama has a little bit of frank underwood envy. the ruthlessless efficient frank underwood. >> i can imagine why he would. i thought it must be really interesting for not just an american public, but people around the world to view a very effective congress that gets things done. so i can imagine he must feel, gosh, i wish we could move that quickly. >> how do you put the two together? clearly the show is striking a chord in the country at the time when the country hates washington more than ever. >> well, i've heard from lots of people, you know, that some people feel that 99% of the show is accurate. and that the 1% that

secretary shean donovan was the first to come out of the box and arne duncan, one of the president'sonded it, and biden was the third guy to say this. obviously biden got more ink on that. but there were a lot of people in the west wing at that time who were quietly rooting for biden. unfortunately for biden, david, jim messina and david axelrod for not those guys. >>> one more question looking towards the future. we talked ad nauseam about the president's relationship with former secretary of state clinton. you also talk about the relationship that biden had/has with hillary. but in the early days he would host for clinton regular tuesday breakfasts served as what you call hillary's obama whisperer. tell us more about that period. >> well, they'd sit there in front of the big-screen tv in biden's naval observatory salon and they'd, you know, eat kettle potato chips and turkey paninis, and he would tell her how he got over their -- how he got over his initial discomfort with obama who's a tough guy to read and a tough guy to warm um to, and she took notes. but a really important thin

mike donovan. [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. joe been some. steve clemens. it. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> mr. anderson this is steve holland. it jeff zucker and steve holland , longtime white house correspondent for writers. again, you're looking at the arrival of the guests that began around 6:30 p.m. this evening in an area known as the bookseller. they then moved upstairs for a reception and then took a trolly a short distance on the south side of the white house for the actual debtor itself. the state dining room and east room not able to handle the 350 guests to honor the french president. so this is what the scene looks like inside the south lawn to and to to replicate a money money-inspired setting in much have that transportation of a spring-like the man and a test by the president of the united states in honor of the president of france. [applause] [applause] >> a good evening, everybody. please have a seat. [laughter] michele and i are so honored to welcome you to the white house as we

new inductees include donovan, ray davies and mark james. how about that?yment among black americans nearly double the national rate? david webb took that question to members of the naacp. >> do you think the president, president obama, has failed the black community? >> no. i think republicans have failed. i think the congress has failed. >> up next, a democrat from congress responds, representative hakeem jeffries here live. >> one of the political rising stars. then this criminal never saw this coming. police take down of a suspect on a bike who thought he was getting away. he channels his old lawrence taylor for that. >>> welcome back. they're catching the attention of washington and those are faces may not be familiar yet, america's rising political stars are the future of our country. today's up and comer is democratic new york congressman hakeem jeffries, born and raised in brooklyn, new york. he won a seat in the house of representatives in 2012. succeeding a 30-year incumbent. now entering his second year inside the beltway, congressman jeffries is

next up is donovan in louisiana on our line for independents. caller: i like to sum up what i'm going to say in these short words. basically, in article one section two of the constitution, it says that the house of representatives basically has a few minimum requirements like 25 years old to be a congressman. it establishes that the people themselves would elect the members for two years each. and that the members are divided among the states proportionately or according to size giving more popular states more representatives in the house. and the leader of the house is a speaker chosen by the members. basically, there is no part in the constitution in that article and section that gives us any justification for term limits. what we should do, in my opinion, is just be silent where the constitution is silent. we need to elect congressmen responsible to fulfill their constitutional duty. host: go now to frankfurt, kentucky, james is on the line for republicans. caller: am i on? host: you're on "washington journal" good morning? caller: how are y