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for that,eed allies to make a difference. well really look -- where will you look? >> we will look in the political spectrum that is filled with moderate political parties. we will probably first talk to the european conservatives and representatives, but i am quite optimistic that we will agree on most issues which are relative and to us -- relevant to us. i think we will join the parliamentarian group, and i'm looking forward to cooperation. one more question, is this election more important to you as t the european level or the german states elections? >> the election is important for us because as you may know we have a five percent hurdle for the germ and parliament, and we barely missed this hurdle in the september elections. now we are well above five percent. that is an important political signal to the germans public that we are there is a serious party, and a party which has enough support in the electorate to compete with other parties. therefore it is also important to compete with those who are , in the september elections. >> thank you very much. >> ne

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have to ask is that are there portions of the country that lack the physical capacity to deal with eed? why the act and inspect or general -- acting inspector general --a report suggested hat as many as 40 death can in some passion can be attributed o the waiting lists. >> that is an excellent uestion. our health-care them as a whole is fairly dysfunctional. there are tens of millions of people that do not have any health insurance at all. they have people who die because it invited to a doctor when they should. you million people on health insurance who cannot walk into a doctor's office because of high premiums and high deductibles. you have a whole lot of problems. cnn said executor suggested. they said -- exactly what you suggested. they say many people die while on a weekly list. that is the allegation from the doctor in phoenix. all we know about that allegation is that i asked the inspector general to give me a preliminary report about what you know. he said that as of now there was not one list of 40, there are a number of lists of people who are deceased. that hospital has abo

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with an area creating a mile long moat to impact ee eed spic that everything must be sent through, and mta has highlighted these issues. and this service on caltrain and the implementation of planned growth unless we consider how to untangle this. and for open minds and transformation, and that transformation that city of san francisco is known for transforming the waterfront and the valley and urban space and mobility. in the area that we don't have an earthquake and damage to repair, but we have equally earth shaking in one location that san francisco hasn't seen in generations. of mission bay and central waterfront is the new center of the city and we need to do it justice. susan giggy will walk you through the project and to confirm additional components like the dtx seen today and to move forward this part of the city. >> maybe since we have been joined by the planning director, john ram and say a few words. stuck on muni? >> no, i wasn't, and josh did an excellent job of telling you about the projects. i want to give an overview and introduce to staff. kelly joins us from being i

confess eed leaker edward snowd is speaking on how he exposed the spying program. good morning. good morning to you scott. that is right. the state is looking at a law that would require the federal government to go ahead and get a warrant from a judge if they wanted access to people's cell phones and computer records. he was interviewed by nbc's brian williams. the 30 year old is responsible for leaks in intelligence. what he says he actually did for the government his training and his job. he was trained as a spy of sorts and was assigned a name that wasn't his. >> i am a technical expert i don't work with people. i don't recruit agents. i put systems to work for the united states. and i have done that at all levels from the bottom all the way to the top. the government might deny these things and frame it and say well he's a low-level analyst. >> he says it is misleading to call him a low level analyst. experts say he over inflated his position and that he was able to gain access to. reporting live today in the bay. >> thank you. the entire snowden interview will air during a

it turned to eed out to be an a year. it's very unusual to have a year so dry year after year and not have multiple fires. i think that's why the state, why governor brown and others have been putting more money toward this. they're staffing up fire stations all over california now on summer level which is don't happen until june or july. >> we never transitioned out of fire season. >> in southern california the joke down there is fire season ended december 31 and began june 1. all across the west with the climate warming, what we've seen and there's a lot of studies to back this up, a longer fire season in the west, more days a year when you have the hot, dry conditions with low moisture in plants, low moisture in the soil and although this is a particularly hot/dry period this week and we'll get easing over the weekend and into next week this is the shape of things to come for generations ahead. these are the kinds of conditions we're going to be seeing more of in california. >> governor jerry brown went on cnn this wee

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mark klein says back in 2003, as he work eed as a san francisco-based at&t technician, he installed a splitter that sent a copy of communications data to a secret room on market street set up by the nsa. these were what would become known as the bush era wiretaps. wiretaps that then senator obama criticized. klein said he knew it was illegal and he kept the company documents after he retired in 2004. he told his story two years later. he says he's relieved another person could back up his story with actual government documents. >> delighted, it was an indication of what i was saying. he also revealed programs that were doing are vastly bigger than even i understood at the time. >> klein says the united states should let snowden come home. and you can see more with our interview with mark klein and extensive coverage of the nbc news interview with edward snowden on our website, nbcbayarea.com. you search the word "whistle-blower." >>> well, students and staff at a san jose high school will hold a vigil tonight to honor one of the young men killed in friday's attack near uc santa barbar

the 15 million-dollar eed sp bump. an ac transit hit it so hard, it broke her back. now the bus company is looking at the biggest pay out ever. from a security camera on board an ac transit bus, you can see the impact. the number 68 bus hit this speed bump so hard that maria francisco is jolted out of her seat. other passengers rush to her side, but the driver doesn't have a lot of sympathy threatening prosecution if she is faking. >> i'm not faking! >> reporter: when the driver does call, she warns maria again. >> you know you got to pay for an ambulance. >> reporter: the driver was going at least 30 in a 15 miles an hour school zone. the bump was so hard, it took a fracture to one of maria's vertebra. the driver dolly gilmore was not home when he went to see her, but her daughter said she was good at her job. the bus argues that maria was faking. her daughter, $100 million more. as for dolly the bus driver, she is still on the job. the only thing a spokesperson would tell me is they thinking about their next step. live in san pablo, christin ayers, kpix5. >>> have

she was supposeded t eed to att awards dinner last month but backed out due to health reasons. so famous poet dead at 86. right. >> well, with that we'll take a break and be back in just a minute. >>> welcome back everyone and a very good wednesday morning to you. the hills are alive this morning taking a live look outside. nice clear start to our day. a good wednesday morning to you. best selling author and chief operating officer of facebook will speak to thousands of harvard grads today. the school says she is an inspiration for students in both personal and inspirational lives. the beastie boys hope a judge will prevent monster beverages from using their music in video. ♪ it was made for a yearly snow boarding competition. monster says they should pay $125,000. it says it was an accident. as you recall. they fought over the use of it's video featuring a parody of girls. >> we'll have clues where you can find it next. >> i worked for the central intelligence agency undercover over seas. trained as a spy sent abroad. >> you will only see it on nbc. ? exactly the way you want

three drinks a day, as this person is having, they could get addicted eed to it.y could get behind the wheel of a car with it. it may help you go to sleep initially, but the car myth, it says you can have one drink an hour and drive because it wears off. a glass of beer takes two hours to wear off. i don't want anyone going out there drinking regularly, getting behind the wheel of a car. that leads to a tremendous amount of accidents a year. >> don't drink at all if you drive. if you go to dinner, one drink, two drinks fine? >> social drinking, one glass of red wine a night is perfectly fine. nothing wrong with that. in fact, a lot of studies show as a result of antioxidants, there's some benefit to that. you get into trouble when you start adding up more and more to second and third glasses. and especially in women, you want to be careful because we know alcohol and red wine can add to estrogen and may lead to breast cancer. you want to be careful with that. i think you get into trouble when you really lose control. that's when you have consequences. really the a

i'm joined by ke eed by dan hen james freeman, washington columnist, kim straussel. kim, describe to us what harry reid is doing. >> look, here has been the long standing deal in the senate, paul. the minority party would agree to move on to a bill, give the vote for cloture and to actually start debating a bill. the majority party in return would allow them to debate the bill and propose amendments. everyone got something out of it. harry reid has turned that on his head. he does not want his members to have to vote for some of the amendments that republicans are putting forward because they have bipartisan support and he & the white house don't like provisions. he just stopped all amendments and stopped all debate. the only way republicans can fight back is to refuse and therefore to move on to the bill. >> so you are saying that there are legislation moving through the senate that's bipartisan majority support and would pass but reid is saying i don't know want to you vote on this amendment or that amendment and -- therefore, he's closing -- not letting the senate

today after cnn investigations revealed s eed some veterans di because they were kept on secret waiting lists instead of getting treatment, a senate committee started asking some questions. once again the obama administration is circling the wagons to protect its own. president obama says he still has faith in veterans affairs secretary eric shinseki. just like he stood by kathleen sebelius during the glitches and hillary clinton after benghazi. just this week attorney general eric holder said the justice department has no plans to investigate the mess at the va. he's content to sit back and let the va investigate the va. well, at least one democrat is smart enough to realize that's a bad idea. here's senator richard blumenthal at today's hearing. >> isn't there evidence here of criminal wrongdoing, that it's falsifying records, false statements to the federal government? that's a crime under the -- >> should be, yes. >> and wouldn't it be appropriate to ask for assistance from the federal bureau of investigation or some other similar agency? >> you'd think so. yeah. in the "crossfire"

because of the story line was because al qaeda's on the run and we have kill ee eed bin lad. >> takeck to september 11, 2012, right before the presidential election. do you think the benghazi cover up changed the election? >> we will never know that. but the american people deserve the truth. our entire system of government is built on transparency and accountability. without that we're giving power to the administration and taking power away from the american people. the truth is important for this case so that we do not ever get into a situation like this again. there are a lot of lessons to be learned here. >> all the committees who have worked on the investigation are going to be required to turn over all of their documents. it will be up to the select committee to review all of these documents and to make decisions on how to proceed. >> what's the time line in terms of when the american people can find out? >> it's not going to cost my more money. it will take a couple of weeks. it has to be space provided. they're going to have to hire staff. it will take a little while. >> let

there is relief tonight after a tense day on campus.7qq( squad cars greet ee eed students morning after a graffiti warning that students would be hurt today. jodi hernandez is live in danville. parents and police decided not to take any chances, but all is well that ends well. >> reporter: that's right. many parents decided it was wise to play it safe ralter than sorry. they kept their kids home from school today. for the kids who did come to school, they had plenty of company. it seems like every edge of this campus and at least one other was covered all in an effort to keep kids safe. >> i don't want to live in fear. i don't want to teach my kids to live in fear, either. >> that's why terry decided to send her kids to school today while some disturbing graffiti warned something bads would happen today. police responded in force. stationing themselves at several schools to ease fears. >> at this point, we don't have any evidence to believe it's a credible threat. but, again, when it comes to our children, we're not going to take any chances. >> reporter: this week, more threatening gra

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full background and analysis and those expected to eed to be win.ws. >>> now, aaron is back. what have you got for snus. >> -- got for us? >> a whopping fine. thanks tim. let's get this going. creditors with the bank have pleaded guilty to helping thousands evade taxes. it's the first time to admit criminal charges more than two dedicat dedicates. the bank agreed to pay 2.6 b$2 d billion. credit suisse will be allowed to keep its u.s. banking license. the chief executive brady dougan has been under pressure to go to resign. let's have a listen to what he had to say earlier when asked if he'd step down. >> we have worked very hard on trying to get this business fixed and cleaned up. i think we've done a pretty good job of that. we've also worked hard to get the matter resolved. that's been 100% our focus. personally this has been a very important priority for me and been a substantial part of my focus the past period of time. going forward, i'm committed to credit suisse, focused on taking business and strategy forward. >> let's get more on this. eur

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and the article will va it's easier if the legislation is treat eed as a broad agenda.o even if they come up with a plan, they might not even try to vote on this this year. doesn't that show you that this really is not serious? >> e.j. said they don't want to get rid of the popular things. prescription drugs for seniors. you can't be disqualified for health care for pre-existing illnesses. getting rid of the yearly and lifetime caps on the amount of money an insurance company has to pay off if you get sick. and the problem for them a en's an insurmountable problem, that's their biggest point. without the mandate, we can't get enough young, healthy people into the mix to cover the costs of eliminating the insurance company's ability to disqualify you for a pre-existing illness. to pay for the prescription drug for the seniors. you need the mandate. there is no feasible plan where they can keep the good stuff and get rid of the mandate. it just doesn't add up, as president clinton did. >> thank you both for your time tonight. have a great weekend. >> you, too, rev. who ne

she diagnosed him with something call eed generalizeed anxiety disorder.as requested the judge give this order that pistorius go for a longer period of observation by an independent psychiatrist. >> it's not the defense that wants this but the prosecution is not wanting him to use the state of defense argument in any potential appeal? >> reporter: very much so. the senior council in oscar pistorius' defense team opposed this application right until the end. and the judge went against his wishes by granting the order. what gerrie nel, the prosecutor explained is that he is trying to avoid this mental illness coming back as a loophole during appeal. he's convinced when oscar pistorius is found guilty they may appeal the judgment. it is at that time when they come back and say well, he had this generalized anxiety disorder by the witness. he wants to get it out of the way once and for all so it doesn't come back through the back doors, if you like, during appeal. >> it only matters if oscar pistorius is convicted. we'll wait and see what happens after the adj

turkey wants to become more self-sufficient and self-reliant which prompted eve eed efforts t coal productionrs have died in accidents since 1941. nearly 1,200 in the past 12 years. in comparison, in the united states, coal production has increased 62% in years, fatal injuries have decreased 92%. we are joined by video link from sew massachuset soma. great to have you. in many places like united states where we've seen safety regulations put in place, when it comes to coal production in those countries, safety comes first then production. in turkey it's production first. >> it's always been like that. privatization began in the early 1980s. there is no culture of caring for workers safety in this country. at the risk of sounding slightly controversial, i think it has to do with islam to the extent people seem to consider this to be their fate somehow, destiny. so how there's very little demands put on the government or at least in the past to improve worker safety. there's no culture of accountability in this country. >> that's interesting. i was reading a line today. there was an accident in

they pushed eed for a long tim have the information released. >> steve's mom was on the flight. he's been with us repeatedly from beijing. he joins us again. steve, thank you so much for being with us. let me ask you straight off. the data has been released. is this enough? >> the data has not been released to the next of kin directly until now. some of the next of kin including me haven't asked about the data. that is true. >> many of the families have not received anything? >> yes. i cannot say most but some of the next of kins including me. i haven't received anything from the malaysian airline or the malaysian government. >> what do you hope will be in this data. what kind of details are you looking for, steve? >> to tell you the truth we're asking for the raw data and the most important thing is that we are asking for the full report, which immarsat gives to the investigation team from malaysia and we want the full version of the report. i have got the report from other next of kin but it only contains raw data. it doesn't contain any measure they are using and we can't con

i still think we're not quite sure how that all played ho eed. >> i want to get your remarks on chrise's statements. he didn't think bridge gate would have the influence on his future. >> i think it will have none. because i didn't do anything. i'm not the first chief executi executive. i am not the first chief executive have someone do smng on the staff that did something they disapproved of and later had to fire. i don't think it hurts anybody's career and it is not going to hurt mine. >> do you agree? you think it will go away? >> i don't think it will go away. the media loves to play with issues that comport with what people think is the personality of the person. you know, do -- >> this fits into a narrative. >> it fits into the narrative where the media says, oh -- look, this is -- i know what this is all about. the media characterizes candidates. if you find anything that sounds like, this is who he is, they'll drive it. >> let's talk about the book. blue collar conservatives. how 6 million blue collar voters did not turn out to vote in november 2012. this book is a priitch for

. >> we're learning more tonight fox news report eed two weeks after the attack that the intelligence community knew within 24 hours that it was terrorism. the report in recounted the statements of the president and the senior officials. the fox report was the subject of a seven-chain e mail. dennis mcdonough, the president -- president's national security adviser, john brennan, the former terrorist adviser and ben broez, linked the video to benghazi were all part of the discussion. >> the seven-page dialogue concerning one fox news report to me demonstrates an alarm well situation where they're reacting to and trying to shape a response. >> the contents of those e-mails are being withheld because government lawyers told a federal court, quote, the release of this information could reasonably be expected to chill the frank deliberations that occurred when state department and other u.s. government officials are formulating public response to address sensitive issues. separately fox news confirmed tonight that the select committee will have 12 members, seven republicans and five democr

it's now report eed a deal was struck between rebels and authorities there to bring peace to thating sprea anywhere else. >>> in turkey, the search ending for missing miners. the rescue crews have now found the bodies of two missing miners. the death toll from the fire that devastated the coal mine in western turkey stands at 301. 485 others escaped or were rescued. investigators are now trying to determine the cause of that disaster. government and mining officials insisting it wasn't due to negligence. and coming up, another dispute between the federal government and local residents out west. we'll explain why this one was all about water under the bridge and russia threaten iing to lea nasa with its thumb out when it comes to hitching rides into space. we'll have former astronaut ron garin about the prices to the internashl space station and you'll hear from dolly parton. the american icon talking about her secrets to success. ♪ fighting constipation by eating healthier, drinking plenty of water, but still not getting relief? try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax is comfort-coat

when we talk about benghazi exhaustion, we have contributed with a false narrative of what happen eedt. >> you're going to my point. >> it's during that night -- >> this is a good segue into the point i was making in talking points, which is there are people in this country who want to get to the bottom of this, select mitty, who was responsibility, where was hillary the entire night, where was ollama the entire night, but there are a lot of people saying libya was a mess, we shouldn't have been here. they want to pull back from the world stage. vast middle class is flat lining, and as a result, they want us to pull back from the world stage. and as you know from all your work and foreign reporting, that means the world is going to grow more chaotic and unstable. we need to get the homefront shored up. >> quick point, i preferred gadhafi to the current leadership of libya. that's why i oppose the bombing of assad in syria because i prefer assad to the rebels who would replace them. we cannot medal in the east. it's never going to happen, not in this era of modern history. and look wha

. >> the nba has draft eed it's constitution to include a broad definition.f they want to hold one person accountable, they need to be able to hold the entire franchise or person who claims to be the owner of that franchise. because an owner can be an entity. it can also be a person. and in reading the nba constitution, it appears pretty clear the nba, their position is going to be, look, whatever tangled web of ownership a particular team owner wants to weave, whether or not they want to make his wife a co-owner, whether you want to give away an interest to your cat, who knows. the nba really can't control who owners will do in terms of parsing out ownership. this is how we define an owner. it's very broad. if you look at another article -- >> why don't i, i've got it right here. article 44. i'll read this for you as we. this is what language actually says that everyone seems to disagree over. each owner shall cause each of its subsidiaries to comply with the constitution and bylaws. if any such affiliates or subsidiaries of an owner violates the forgoing se

and it knock eed me out.ring. >> byron smith recorded the break-in and shootings. investigators found this digital audio recorder on a book she feel in the basement. it captured more than six hours worth of audio that day. you ended up with a trove of information. his own words on tape. >> indeed, we did. >> here is byron smith shortly before the break-in, talking to himself. >> in your left eye. >> why would he say that? a half hour before anyone came over? well, when you go through the autopsy photographs, you see that he shot haile kifer in her left eye. >> he was planning where he was going to shoot an intruder? >> not just shooting them but where, where in the face is he going to shoot them? >> then it sounds like byron is planning not just the shooting, but also his defense. he practices contacting a lawyer. >> i realize i don't have an appointment, but i would like to see one of the lawyers here. >> ten minutes later, the practicing is over. the recorder captures something real. how quickly did everyth

maybe in some ways the young african-american rappers think they've earn eed the right to u that word. who p i to say they can't? >> they're sapping the badness of it by saying it, which is -- >> over time doesn't that happen to almost every word? >> like the word "gay". >> it's so ingrained in the black community, it's not just locker rooms in the nba. it's everywhere you go. it gets back to one of the things i've always liked, which is i don't care what you think about me. i care what you think. >>> we're goinging to move on. bill maher must have put down the bong the other night make maiking a little bit of sense. like all of us, he condemned donald sterling and commended america for seeing sterling's racism through the same scope. but maher went further and i have to say it pains me, but i grow with this nut job. >> the creepy part is that, yeah, when you get taped in your own house and then that goes out to the world, again, no one here is defending don sterling, but that's what's creepy to me. that we can't even speak in our own house anymore. i don't know how that tape gets out

girls are being hidden and whether these girls in this video are the girls who have been abducted, pu eed purported. this video is put out by boko haram, who wants prisoners set free. vladimir duthiers is joining us on the phone. vlad, are searchers any closer to finding the girls? are they even sharing that information? >> reporter: hey, victor. well, a couple of things. if this video is legit, it's going to be the first time that these parents have had some sign of life, some sign of hope as they desperately wait for any news of their missing children. a couple of interesting things. we chased down the nigerian government when we saw this video to get their response. a couple of blockbuster moments that came out of a press conference we attended. first of all, the director of the state security service telling us that the man in that video with those girls -- he doesn't appear with the girls, but he is in that video -- she said that is not the leader of boko haram. she tells us that man was killed. when we pressed her for details on the circumstances of his death, she refused to reveal

the rema 6000 or perhaps another towed seas eed sonar. >> how much does that cost? money but the right tool, it would be better. operating it, i would wait until you have a really good plan for what parts of the ocean you'll use which tools. >> is it worth it to throw everything at it no matter what it costs? >> i think this is something david will agree with me. the purpose of accident investigation is to find out what the probable cause is so it never happens again. whatever the cause of this whole thing there's a way to prevent it. there's usually numerous pieces of information that we find out. it's never just one thing. >> speaking of the cause, we've talked quite a bit about the cargo on that plane and now learning just this week that, what, more than 5,000 pounds of lithium batteries which we know can spark and cause fire on an airplane. what do you make of that now actually knowing the numbers? >> you did an excellent story on these lithium batteries and how dangerous if they're damaged pull putting them on the aircraft. just this year cases of lithium batte

had its first confirm eed case of mers. now back to "hardball." >>> welcome back to "hardball."tie wants to run in 2016 for president, of course. he says the bridge scandal of his won't stop him. >> many voters if they consider this issue at all in considering my candidacy, if there ever is one, i've got a feeling it will be a very small element, if any element at all. >> there's certainly nothing that's happened in the last, you know, number of months since we talked about this the last time that would make me think any differently about my ability to be able to pursue that job or to perform it. >> i am who i am. and for some people, they love it. i will tell you, when i travel around new jersey, i hear from most people that's the thing they love the most. >> what about iowa? >> oh, well, i think they love me in iowa, too, diane. i've been there a lot. i think they love me there, too. >> voting states like iowa, christie will be making an appearance there in iowa and south carolina the next few months. he's already been to florida. he made a pit stop of course out in las vegas

the aurora borealis is, of course, an array of fast-moving brilliant color eed illuminatio throughoutat stay in the atmosphere. there are chinese lanterns. you would see it flickering or moving with the wind. this didn't move with the wind. >> it's not a plane, it's not a helicopter. flares, no, we would have seen smoke. that's what makes me think it's -- it's a ufo, unidentified. >> any way you look at it, it's a genuine phenomenon. >> from time to time, t.j. still scrolls through his footage looking per answers. >> figure out why tinley park, i have no idea. >> it wasn't until nine years later that t.j. says he stumbled across something he hadn't noticed before. >> t.j. was going through it frame by frame, and he zoomed in. and he got to this one frame, and you could see -- if you look really close, you can see a picture of what looks like an alien face. >> a trick of the mind's eye or proof that we do indeed have company? >> oh, no. no, no, no, no. don't go out on me now. no, battery. >>> coming up -- >> oh, my gosh. you guys should see this. this is crazy [ bleep ]. >> what lies b

. >> absolutely one of many endanger eed democrats each one really matters in a year like this.y glad we're in cillizza heaven now with all of these weeks of primaries. north carolina is one of the most interesting ones, it really presents a test of the republican party, won't definitive establish it but the libertarian wing, social conservative wing, that's going to be interesting, as is the role of runoffs during this events. we could have a situation -- i was listening to somebody predict the other day where we don't know who controls the senate until december when there might be a runoff in louisiana. talk about cillizza heaven. >> and confirmations and for budget votes and a lot of other things. let's talk about ohio. chris, ohio is everything in presidential politics and you've got a couple of interesting contests there in ohio. >> i mean, i think the one -- first of all, i don't think we expect any surprises in ohio. john kasich is going to be the republican nominee for incumbent governor and ed fitzgerald. the one people will pay most attention to is what number john boe

and they also don't know about his hundred thousand pages of twisted about h eed bizarre wri. had they had a little knowledge of what he was posting on the internet, maybe they would have been more suspicious. >> hindsight is 20/20. great point. so mel, it's a mental health professional calling the police. doesn't that give them probable cause for a warrant? >> no. >> shouldn't it be automatic? >> no. this is the problem. you watch that heartbreaking father saying what everybody in the wake of these senseless mass shootings says, why is nothing done. i'm going to tell you what the problem is. the problem is in 23 states, there is a legal definition for when you can commit somebody. they have to be an imminent danger that they're going to harm themselves or harm somebody else. when you take a cunning psychopath like this kid who's got major plans and can snap in and out of his rage, he has spent a lifetime, it sounds like, conning the adults as he's building up his rage. and unless, unless the police see or unless somebody else, a mental health care professional sees he's an im

first came on the scene in 1996 after state law allowed eed medicinal use of the drug. told police to focus on significant drug trafficking rather than marijuana. the pot shops flourished. 80 shops operate within san jose city limits and they are the exception. every city in santa clara county has banned them. san jose does not want to ban the shops noting they bring in $5.6 million in business tax revenues. heefrz here's what they're proposi proposing. also pot must be grown on site and there needs to be a 1,000-foot buffer between the shops and dicare schools, parks, library and churches. they also need to be 500 feet from drug rehabs and also homes. council members say the proposed changes would actually protect the right to buy marijuana rather than banning it outright like many san jose neighbors have already done. as i already mentioned marijuana related suspensions at schools have doubled since 2011. they hope the regulations would keep pot away from teenagers and kids. the council meets today at 1:30. back to you. >> peggy, thank you. >>> let's check in with chr

just saying you have to -- i would -- i'm getting yell eed a in my ear that i have to go.this argument soon. >> i'll be in the studio next week. >> all right. now, let's talk numbers. take a look at twitter. i'm going as fast as i can, upgraded the stock today. you think there's any sentiment change real one on the horizon? >> no, i think the big concern is -- and we can look back to your argument on the stock price. i say the ceo doesn't need to look at the stock price for the first 18 months. it's been out, absolutely. goes down 40%, you want to look at it. there's a lot of volatility in those first 18 months, so i'll give them credit on that side. on the user growth and that's why we don't own it and want to add it right now. >> so, jc, what about the charts? do they back up what erin says, not looking to own it, not looking to buy it. >> rocket up after its ipo hit 70, ever since that, it's been trading down. the big technical development happened on may 6th. traded on the lows of the day, but 135 million shares traded versus the ipo price of 117 million. so there's 15

we learn eed for instance, last week, that he wasn't in the situation room. i learned in the army that one critical element of leadership is overseeing your orders. the president wasn't in the situation room. how did he know if his orders were being executed. how did he know they were delivering all the means to secure the scene in benghazi? i think that's a fail yir of leadership and we need answers to why that was the case. >> quickly, on republicans who might try to fund raise off this, your thoughts? >> neil, i won't do that, but every republican and democrat alike has to determine how they're going to conduct their campaign and how they're going to approach the matter. i think it's a serious matter that called for a nonpartisan investigation so we can get to the bottom of the truth. >> you're a gentleman and you're not going to rip your own colleagues, but you're also a war hero, and you're also seeing how some on both sides are politicizing this, republicans, too. do you find that offensive to fund raise off this either way? >> neil, first off, let me c