there are only a few people who are dead enders on that level. most people are licking their wounds, thinking about religious freedom issues. and these other kinds of things. i don't think it will be a burning light issue. >> the gop is lucky in that respect. matt, thank you. >>> still ahead, donald trump loses his "apprentice" position. justice scalia cooks up his own pure applesauce. and a pro confederate flag rally ends with a bang. >> they're about to wreck. boom! boom! oh, i got that. oh, i got all that. i just said they're going to wreck. >>> there was a parade to celebrate the confederate flag in dalton, georgia, this weekend, and here is what happened. >> look at this [ bleep ]! what the [ bleep ] is this? and they got the roads blocked off. look. you all don't think i'm [ bleep ]. there go the police right now. got the road blocked off for these [ bleep ] confederate flags. i don't know what the [ bleep ] is going on. oh, they're about to wreck. boom! boom! oh, i got that! oh, i got all that! i just said they're going to wreck. i just sa

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you can go to our call ender. and search by cat toir "bridge at main", alphabetically alphabetically. it's under t. >> thank you. >> councilmember harriet wong. >> hi. good afternoon. i want to know the name of the author. of the autism book again. >> it's michael burnik. and richard holden. >> okay. thank you. >> do we have questions or comments from staff? >> yes. thank you chair. and thank you councilmember wong for the author's name of the autism job club. one of the council members. michael burnik. has appeared before the council talking specifically about unemployment issues. and some of the challenges. autism face meeting employment. he's a father of an intern we had last year. ana. before he came to presentation. also. we're using our ada 25 bay area website to promote these types of events. so that people can also look at our website to see what kind of great work is taking place at the library. do i have a question for you. about the hours. a little bit earlier. during public comment. we heard marte gote

there are ownnly a few people who are dead enders on that level. most people are licking their wounds, thinking about religious freedom issues sissues. >> the gop is lucky in that respect. matt, thank you. >>> still ahead, donald trump loses his "apprentice" position. justice scalia cooks up his own applesauce, and a pro-comfort flag rally ends with a bang. >> they're about to wreck. boom! oh, i got that. oh, i got all that. i just said they're going to wreck. sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. when you travel, we help you make all kinds of connections. connections you almost miss. and ones you never thought you'd make. we help connect where you are. to places you never thought you'd go. this, is why we travel. and why we continue to create new technology to connect you to the people and places that matter. >>> there was a parade to celebrate the confederate flag in dalto

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coddled and turn into victims for $50,000 >> you tell someone you are offended and it is a conversation ender advise for former president bill clinton from a man who served in his cabinet. what he says bill clinton should do to not hurt his wife's campaign. and hillary clinton is planning a dozen speeches coming up and can we ask her questions? advisors say she will stay away from foreign policy. given the rise of isis is that the right move? if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me... and you're talking to a rheumatologist about a biologic this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me reach for more. doctors have been prescribing humira for more than 10 years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contrubutes to ra symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers including lymphoma have happened, as have blood liver and nervous system problems, seriou

second inning ender en see art. -- arina a 1-0 lead.derson chasing a no-hitter no-hitter. defense plays a part. anderson working out a no no into the fifth. next batter beans matt duffy in the shoulder and walked a batter. intact into the sennth. one out and that's a painful way to lose a buster posey off anderson's leg. anderson only one hit allowed in seven innings. right now the giants two hits. they trail 1-0. >>> a's and angels in anaheim. proper attire for an oakla legend. a's trailing. josh phegley back-to-back off heor santiago. the a's take a 2-1 lead seventh inning. josh reddick deep to right. and it is gone. two-run shot. his tenth of the year. scribner takes over in the eighth and he gets blasted. the eighth of the year. kole calhoun and that's gone. angels take a 5-4 lead. that's where it stands right now in the eighth inning. >> steve kerr's insertion of andre iguodala into the starting lineup is clearly the adjustment they needed to win game 4. did you know it wasn't kerr's idea. the suggestion came after the warriors gam

ted cruz saying it's not the real law -- >> i think that will ultimately be seen by people as dead-enders of history that is rolling over them. the supreme court is final and it's legal in all 50 states and people are going to get married in all 50 states. and everybody's going to get used it. >> obamacare here to stay. that was somewhatics icsexpected. the sproutupreme court seems to suggest they're going to hear the case. >> two huge cases coming up next term. abortion and affirmative action. on abortion basically the question is going to be can a state do everything possible to discourage abortion short of banning it? they've never really addressed that question. and what texas and mississippi and several other states have done is really close to banning abortion in terms of making it impossible for abortion clinics to operate. >> they'll say, no no we want to make it as safe as onlypossible if you want to go this route. >> but they create so many obstacles that the number of abortion clinics falls to single digits in a state the size of texas. and in affirmative action they took a sta

the greek prime minister said he will not be black mailed by enders. athens is struggling to make a $1.5 billion that loan repayment by tuesday. let's hear from a market analyst in london. he is confident a deal will be cobbled together. >> i'm optimistic that something can be fudged together in the last minute. there is some debate over this june 30 payment deadline to the i.m.f. just because we had to consider the fact that the i.m.f. is a slightly different beast compared to private bond holders, when you go into debt and miss a payment to private bond holders you're in a default. when it's missed to the i.m.f., that puts you in arrears. that's not necessarily default here so the thought process is that perhaps greece can buy a bit more time in my the next deadline july 20. the ideal scenario would just be the original bailout propose am and i think what's giving markets a little hope at the moment is why we haven't seen stock markets fall off a cliff as we get closer to this deadline. this seems like maybe a negotiating tactic that the institution

and marijuana would be a career-ender. >> i grew up in wisconsin in a well-loving family. and i was educated that's a drug. you don't do that. and i never did. >> but just decades ago, marijuana was a legitimate medication called cannabis. but that all changed in 1930. henry ainslingeer. for him, public enemy number one. you guessed it, marijuana. >> this guy could increase the budget by having this mission. going at the marijuana. >> saying that there's this drug that the mexican migrant workers are smoking and it's loco weed and they're crazy and they're going to rape your women. >> he got the ad out through news reports and then came this. the film reefer madness. portraying the users of marijuana as unproductive. crazed. >> people are still afraid of what pot can do to them. >> in many ways, defined our attitude for 70 years. >> marijuana then became illegal in 1937. by 1970, it was a schedule i controlled substance. the government was saying it had no medical value and had a high potential for abuse. all figgies stayed away from marijuana until this. and this might be

he was telling everybody, along with cheney a few dead-enders. i want mccain alive. we thought they didn't know what they were doing. i can promise you, president obama doesn't know what he is doing. but he did a just to his credit president bush adjusted policies when they were failing. can anybody in their right mind say that our plan against isis is working? it is clearly not working. it will never work and until we adjust our policies. we need more american boots on the ground and in partnership with the region go after these guys. if you don't come up with the plan to deal with them in syria you will never fix iraq and here is what i worry the most about. that foreign fighters going to help isis are going to come here. >> the discussion onnish ice -- >> i'm proudly pro life. >> gay marriage? >> that is determined by the courts. but i believe that marriage should be decided by each state within their own values. >> if a state says they are in favor of gay marriage you're in favor of gay marriage. >> the concept is to let people believe their own way of doing busi

when governor christie officially makes that announcement he will be the 14th republican candidate to ender people we've spoke tone say it will help him. just too many choices. christie also battling a low approval rating as governor, folks here saying his name is tied to the bridgegate scandal. still today, he is expected to officially announce his run for president during what his camp is calling a special announcement, that will happen at his old high school in livingston, new jersey, where he served as class president. christie, touting himself as the candidate who always speaks his mind, voters are speaking theirs this morning we asked will he vote for christie come election day if he makes the ballot? take a listen. >> i believe he has done a lot tort state of new jersey. so yes i would back him. >> i am a democrat. and his values, so they're more moderate than some. >> it is a mistake. >> why not? >> i don't trust him. i don't trust him. >> his announcement shouldn't commas surprise, especially, since his camp launched chris christie. com over the weekend with slogan telling it like

. >> in terms of the big picture here, i feel like we've got sort of dead enders.ere's people who are slow walking the inevitable. >> they're mad about marriage, i think you said. some people mad about marriage. >> i don't feel like as a nonlawyer, i look at this and don't feel there's legal ambiguity. >> it's going to be clear. i don't think there's going to be much of a battle. even before there was a clear supreme court case, supreme court decision, in states where there were marriage, states like north carolina, et cetera, there's usually one county, two counties, a bunch more, and extra county caught up. i think we're going to see the same thing in mississippi, louisiana, and hopefully even in alabama. >> if they dig in in a place like alabama, mississippi, or certain parts of the state, how does it get resolv around these things, what is the sort of horizon, the time horizon in terms of how long it will take to resolve these cases, worst case scenario? >> in the fifth circuit, i think they want to clarify things. the fifth circuit issued on its own orders in

law epp forsment officials say matt was armed and refused to surround ender. >> police believe they are closing in on sweat. they say he's now alone desperate, could make a mistake lead to go his capture resident concerned for their safety. >> never lock the doors windows, now we have tonight you don't know where he is going to be. >> no actual sitings of sweat but authorities have a hunch he's somewhere cold, and alone, in these woods. in malone, new york, kenneth craig, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> gunfire breaks out in packed crowd and all caught on camera. we'll show you the video just ahead. >> also, learning more about a huge fire overseas left hundreds, every people badly injured, broke out at crowded dance party. what sparked the flames. >>> then pennsylvania man bit by shark off the coast of south carolina that's not the only shark attack we're hearing about this weekend. we'll have the details whether we come back. >> gunfire disrupts a pride festival in down ton san francisco. take a look. can you imagine? police say at lows one person was injured and taken to a local hospita

many of which are the young, male socially alienated sexually frustrated unintegrated dead ender.people who pick an ideology and say that's my issue. they wrap themselves in that. the common denominator with the community and the id logically motivated people is they want us talking about them. they are irrelevant. they want to be relevant. some people say i'll be relevant because i have killed so many people. some say i'll be relevant because this issue will get people talking and even if they are not talking about me they are talking about me whether it's in norway or this person. >> that's why you are cautioning don't pay too much attention to who did it. >> i think we do public safety a disservice getting overly immersed in this for two reasons. one, the id logically motivated mass shooter is copied by others who haven't done it yet. they watch us talking about his issues and say, hey, i have a beef. i have a grievance. more importantly, they have a yen to kill. this guy, like others whom i have worked on and studied, they have a yen to kill. they identify their masculinity, t

. >> law enforcement officials say matt was armed and refused to surround ender. >> police believe they are closing in on sweat. they say he's now alone desperate and could make a mistake lead to go his capture. residents are concerned for their safety. >> never lock our doors or windows or now we kind of have to because, you know, you don't know where he is going to be. >> in have been no actual sitings of sweat, but authorities have a hunch he's somewhere cold, and alone in these woods. in malone, new york, kenneth craig, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> 6:08 right now. gunfire breaks out in a packed crowd, and it is captured on camera. we'll show it to you just ahead. >> danny jacobs makes special visit to hawks about under i camp for children. how his own cancer battle changed his life @ loud him to help others. then a pennsylvania man bit by a shark off the coast of south carolina that is not the only shark attack this weekend. we'll have the details on that when we com i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from model

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