my mother worked for entrance america until she died. she had to move out of richmond and across the bay to san ramon and i watched her almost die driving. as a middle class woman, we can't lose the middle class. right now we are a tourist city and most of our industry is service. most people can't live in the city they work in. half the people in this building that work here can't afford to live here. i have worked for 30 years before -- i lived at golden gate park for 7 years. i was never homeless but i was house less. it has to be 35 percent for low income, 35 percent for the middle income. have about 10 percent for the upper people and there is extra that can go to the moderately wealthy. [ spanish speaker ] >> good afternoon, my name is miriam. we have some things we need to say. 60 percent of our population qualifies for low affordable housing. including our poor, working class, the medium income class. the city has a responsibility to maintain at least a 30 percent of affordable housing. for the 60 percent of our community we are

the poor people in these countries, pay $10,000, $20,000 and the coyotes say, we'll get them entrance into americat's a problem. >> thanks for your time. >> we can't do nothing. we have to solve it. and this is one example of what you asked about. can democrats and republicans come together, because we can't leave the problem as is. >> we're always rooting for that possibility in washington. senator, always good to see you. thank you for your time. >> appreciate it. >> chuck schumer of new york joining us. >>> heading to the close with 18 minutes left in the trading session. picking up pace a little. the dow up 83 points. we are 11 points away from 17,000 again. >> coming up next, who is winning the race to fill stomachs with healthy food in this country? the answer is a lot different today than a decade ago. not just who is winning but how they are winning. sarahizen takes a look and maybe a taste or two. >>> and another financial literacy question. you can buy loose tomatoes for 2.75 zeds per kilogram. or you can buy the box for 22 zeds for 10 kilograms. which is the better deal? the answer and

these are beneath the statues at one entrance of this beautiful building which preserve the drama and romance of america'sistory. ♪ >> next month, former republican congressman from texas and presidential candidate ron paul. he has written more than a dozen books on history. join the conversation as he takes your calls, e-mails, and tweets live for three hours sunday, august 3. next month is mary frances berry. in october, a supreme court sessions bothes past and present. brooks.ber, arthur readers.n for serious from a, we will hear motorola researcher who headed a team that invented the first cell phone in 1973. and then became the first person ever to make a call on a mobile phone. the director of the smithsonian center for the study of invention and innovation talk to cooper about the phone that cost almost $4000 when it was offered for sale in 1984.

entrance to the station. buses of undocumented immigrants from central america were forced to turn around. in texas an influx of undocumented minor league rabbits many of them children have crammed facilities. there aren't enough beds, bathrooms or food. a total of 60-80,000 children without parents expected to cross illegally this year. to cope, the government is putting them on planes and buses to nearby towns. processing them at border patrol centers in smaller towns like murrieta. >> there are thousands and millions of other people that have done it the right way, but for people to just come in here and ask for a free handout, that is my money. >> impoverished europeans came here in droves in the 1800s up to the 19 o'clock and now when we have a crisis happening other places and they are trying to come to the boards, suddenly it's different. >> obey the law! >> reporter: >> reporter: while both sides engaged in plenty of free speech, the process was relatively peaceful. the buses never did show up, but if they did return, protesters promise that they will be here to greet them. >>> tro

magnificent entrance leads directly to the exhibition hall were two great works by the american-year-old painter mark milestones -- the american mural painter mark milestones. a new america strikes its 1st united blow for freedom. the declaration of independence was a great plan on which this nation was founded. the constitution is a supporting pillar of our democracy. james madison offers the constitution to george washington. within the exhibition hall, schoolbook history comes to life as the visitors see documents which marks steps in the forward march of america. the first treaty which handed the war of 1812 and reaffirmed the nations right to live in peace and freedom. another represents a battle won.t in one -- fought and this seemingly unimportant document is the knowledge meant by great britain that her colonies are now the united states of america. this treaty of paris bears the signature of john adams, benjamin franklin, and john j. this nerve center of the archive , documents are cross catalogued for easy access. is in direct control of the entire building and supervises a wide variety of activities of the 400 members of the archives staff. for years, the vita

this sign in a window entrance allowed for dogs but forbidden for jews. hatred has spread to latin america. in chile. for the jews here, a sense of conflict is brought right to their doorstep. cnn, paris. >>> the cross-border violence in gaza comes just three months after the total collapse of u.s.-brokered peace talks between the israelis and palestinians. one reason was the ongoing building of buildings on land. they put that to hillary clinton. >> the sherpa of the peace process has resigned. and he says the immediate trigger in his view was the fact that the palestinians looked at the israeli continued settlement activity and said these guys are not serious. we're never going to be able to get a state. look at what they're doing. >> this is my biggest complaint with the israeli government. i am a strong supporter of israel, strong supporter of their right to defend themselves, but the continuing settlements which have been denounced by successive administrations on both sides of the aisle are clearly a terrible signal to send, if at the same time you claim you're looking for a two-stat

west coast i thank pga of america to play the champing added municipal golf course makes a profound statement that's one that is important because putting golf is a primary entrance and 80 percent of the rounds are played on public golf course and as a packing professional that spent the last 43 summers as me as wanting to be part of the announcements is a special thing to me personally you know, harding park in a lot of ways is truly the essence of public golf it has holstered mia many champing but no more than the champing that was played between harvey ward nonresponsive tens of thousands of spectacles and ken father was the head professional player here and today ken holds the golf record he had the dpigs distinction of the holes at harding park i've played with john and have a debating feat it i can't imagine but there's other people that harding park is special i was cracked by johnny miller he said you you know, i have so many fond memories of harding park and the putting green is where i became a great putting eerie got into putting games and really felt lying it made me the putter i became when i went on the tour as a kid i loved going to harding park yo

this sign in the window reads in the cafe in turkish, entrance allowed for dogs but forbidden for jews. ma hatred has also spread in latin america in chile and jewish families there also attacked with rocks. paris may be more than 2,000 miles away from gaza, but for the jews here a sense of condmrikt has been brought right to their door step. ira soares, cnn, paris. >>> still ahead, a colossal tragedy. >> even as the crisis looms, the crisis goes on as. and where does this leave russia's controversial president. you might be surprised to hear how he's being perceived back home. >>> and welcome back. the european union has passed more sanctions aimed at russian individuals and groups it says are fuelling the unrest in ukraine. a total of 33 new names have been added to the list of as set increases and visa bans. >> the netherlands are found in the debate as nearly 200 of its citizens were found dead in the airline crash. anderson cooper speaks exclusively about the country's stance on sanctions. >> has vladimir putin done enough? many of them want you to take a stand against russia. "a," has vladimir putin done enough to grant ac

this sign in the window of a cafe reads entrance allowed for dogs but forbidden for jews. hatred has also spread in latin america. israeli flags burned in chile, and jewish families there also attacked with rocks. though paris may be more than 2,000 miles from gaza, for the jews here, a sense the conflict has been brought right to their doorstep. >> and again, just a reminder, we are watching and waiting for u.s. secretary of state john kerry, he has been in egypt, there have been negotiations involving hamas and gaza. he has been meeting with the egyptian foreign minister and ban ki-moon, trying to establish a one week cease-fire humanitarian deal, that would have started sunday. i say would have. we are reporting the israeli cabinet has unanimously rejected this deal. they want modifications. we will be watching for secretary kerry moments from now coming up. >>> also ahead, it has been just over a week since malaysian flight 17 was shot down. breaking today, word that russia could be sending rocket launchers into ukraine to those pro-russian rebels, and it could happen as early as today. >>> plus, just ahead,

this sign in the window of a cafe reads in turkish, entrance allowed for dogs but forbidden for jews. hatred has also spread in latin americas burned in chile and jewish families there also attacked with rocks. are though paris may be more than 2,000 miles from gaza, for the jews here be a sense the conflict has been brought right to their doorstep. issa saurez, cnn, paris. >> there is much more ahead. the finger pointing continues in eastern ukraine over who brought down malaysia airlines flight 17. >> we'll get a report from the ground from people who have to live amidst the continuing violence. >> new concern about russian weapons cro crossing into ukraine while vladimir putin faces mounting international pressure. that's all ahead. replace your laptop?t start with the best writing experience. make it incredibly thin. add an adjustable kickstand, a keyboard, a usb port, and the freedom of touch. and, of course, make it run microsoft office, with the power and speed to do real work. introducing surface pro 3. the tablet that can replace your laptop. celebrate your love of crab with gthis year's largest variety!. 'cause it

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entrance to the murrietta border patrol station. three busses carried 140 undocumented immigrants from central america, many of them women and children're part of an influx of migrants cramming facilities in texas, many of them unaccompanied children. a total of 60 to 080,000 children without parents are expected to cross this year. the federal government coping by shipping them to smaller towns like murrietta. but murrietta's protesters -- >> usa. usa. >> reporter: forced these busses to turn around. this town hall underscored, murrietta still does not want them. >> this is an invasion. why is the national guard not out there stopping them from coming in? >> this is admittedly a nationwide problem and little old murrietta has taken the lead in getting change. >> reporter: in a week that's shown the uglier side of the immigration debate. >> am i being detained? am i being detained? >> reporter: the small town braces for the next wave of busses, the next which could happen as soon as the fourth of july. >> and we don't know if that is still going to be happening and here is why. immigration and customs enforcement says they're no long

this sign reads in turkish, entrance allowed for dogs but forbidden for jews. hatred has spread in latin america chile and jewish families attacked with rocks. though paris may be 2,000 miles from gaza for the jews here a sense that the conflict has been brought to their doorstep. >>> just ahead more of our special report. we're live here in jerusalem. making sure you pay the right price for a new car just got a whole lot easier. introducing the kelley blue book price advisor. the powerful tool that shows you what should pay. it gives you a fair purchase price that's based on what others recently for the same car and kelley blue book's trusted pricing expertise. it all adds up to the confidence that you'll get a great deal. that's just another way kbb.com helps you make a smart new car decision. . >>> just recapping the breaking news israel and hamas have agreed to a 12-hour temporary humanitarian ceasefire starting in a few hours. let's see if it holds up. israel rejected a proposal for a seven-day ceasefire. the israeli cabinet rejecting unanimously that proposal, thinking it goes too far in m

america pouring across the border. this time, officers were seen blocking the entrance to the highway as the bus drove away. >>> and a new record high on wall street this morning. flirting with 17,000. low interest rates forced investors to rely on talks. but one solemn headline, jaime diamond of jpmorgan chase has throat cancer. it's curable. >>> and accused of adding hundreds of millions of bogus charges to customer's bills, t-mobile. $9.99 a month for premium services like celebrity gossip. t-mobile calls the allegations unfounded. >>> and former french president nicolas sarkozy arrested for corruption. accused of accepting campaign funds from moammar gadhafi in 2011. >>> and your head in the cookie jar? in a scene straight out of winnie the pooh, this guy did just that, spotted crumbs, and then making matters worse, he climbed up a tree and couldn't get down. look at him. there he is. the experts were called in and the jar was safely removed from his head. six-month-old cub will be fine. he's a little bit embarrassed, but he get over it. >> i hope he said it like that. i'm over it. >> i'm good. >> thanks, ryan. >>> a

entrance to the marietta border patrol station. three buses carried 140 undocumented immigrants from central america. many of them women and children. they are part of an influx of migrants cramming facilities in texas, many of them unaccompanied children. a total of 60,000 to 80,000 children without parents are expected to cross illegally this year. the federal government coping by shipping them to smaller towns like marietta, but marietta's protesters -- >> usa! usa! >> reporter: -- firsted these buses to turn around. this town hall underscored marietta still does not want them. >> this is an invasion. why is the national guard not out there stopping them from coming in? [ applause ] >> this is admittedly a nationwide problem and little old marietta has taken the lead in getting change. >> reporter: in a week that's shown the uglier side of the immigration debate. >> am i being detained? am i being detained? >> reporter: the small town braces for the next wave of buses, the next which could happen as soon as the fourth of july. kyung law, cnn, marietta. >> let's get over to christine romans now. >>

america pouring across the border. this time, officers were seen blocking the entrance to the highway as the bus drove away. >>> and a new record high on wall street this morning. the dow jones industrial average is flirting with 17,000. low interest rates forced investors to keep relying on stocks. but one solemn headline, jaime diamond of jpmorgan chase has been diagnosed with throat cancer. and doctors say it is curable. >>> dwell phone carrier t-mobile is facing a federal lawsuit. it's accused of adding hundreds of millions of bogus charges to customer's bills, the charges included 9.99 a month for so-called premium services like more scopes and celebrity gossip. t-mobile calls the allegations unfounded. >>> and a political bombshell overseas, former french president nicolas sarkozy is rested for corruption, accused of accepting campaign funds from moammar gadhafi in 2011. >>> you and you head of getting your hand stuck in a cookie jar but what about your head? in a scene straight out of winnie the pooh, this guy did just that. he was combing through some trash, he spotted crumbs and then making matters worse, he cli

entrance to the station. buses of undocumented immigrants from central america were forced to turn around.n texas an influx of undocumented migrants, many of them children, crammed facilities. there railroad been beds, bathrooms or food. 680,000 children without parents expected to cross without parents earlier this year. to cope the government is putting them on buses and planes to nearby towns and processing them in smaller towns, like marietta. a second round of buses was anticipated on july 4th. marietta protesters came on this independence day to say, they're not welcome. >> we're not going to stand for it. that's just how it is. there's thousands and millions of other people who have done the right way, but for people to just come in here and ask for a free handout, that's my money. >> reporter: migrant rights supporters say on this holiday marietta should recall its own history of its birth and that it's a nation of immigrants. >> from 1800 up to 1900, now crises of's hassing other places and trying to come through the borders, suddenly it's different because we have divisions based

america and canada. the hard drive. just scratch. we have a report. this moral question. should people living amongst wealthy part owners have to use a separate entranceation. the obamacare administration is extremely vulnerable to fraud. signing up. fraudulent, fake information. mr. turner joins us now. >> totally not surprised. we had another study out just a couple weeks ago showing that these discrepancies exist. this is outright fraud. there are also so many discrepancies about whether or not somebody is actually a citizen. stuart: this is chaos. the government says that they are not going to check. i do not think that they can check. millions and millions of what may be fraudulent act locations. >> the obama administration decided that adaptation was okay. you just tell us how much you make. you just tell us if you are a citizen. we will believe you. if afterwards we find out that is not the case, they may have to pay back thousands of dollars in subsidies. they therefore got a bigger subsidy then they were eligible for. this new report, finding out more about actual attempts to fraudulently sign up for obamacare. virtually everybody was able to

america, to take care of a little boy like that. we don't want all of these children coming to our border, begging for entrance. so listen to these senators as they dissect the problem of what we should do to eliminate the problem in the first place. now, i just want to take one snippet, as senator kaine said. why is honduras the murder capital of the world? why are the other two central american countries, el solv el r and guatemala, ranked so highly as murder capitals of the world? why is next-door in nicaragua and belize -- children aren't coming from there in great numbers to our border. the same thing with costa rica, the same thing with panama. why those three countries? because the drug lords producing the drugs in south america are sending huge shipments by boat two and three tons of cocaine per boat that are coming through the caribbean to the east or the pacific to the west. and where are they coming? they're coming to those three countries. basically, most of those drug shipments are getting through. once they get to those central american countries, since now the economic power is among the drug dea