your excellency the former governor. [ inaudible ] your excellency the former governor and distinguishedpplause] >> your excellency, the former governor of state. [ inaudible ]. they call him. [ inaudible ] [ laughter ] >> your excellence eony, honorable speaker of the house house of representatives. [ cheering and applause ] >> the former chief administer, the general. please let me sends -- clip clip. >> at exactly 5:15 yesterday evening, president jonathan called to congratulate me on my victory. [ cheering and applause ] >> for this i want all nigerians in join me in congratulatedded and appreciating. >> and it appears we have lost our signal, hopefully we can rejoin it in a moment. but basically what you were watching there was a really jubilant crowd of supporters that president elect buhari was addressing. he had just began to speak about how the incumbent goodluck jonathan had called to congratulate and concede to him. i think we have the signal back. let's go ahead and listen to a little bit more. >> you will receive nothing but understanding, cooperation and. [ inaudible ] from

that is a level of excellence.all of those folks are excellent excellent. >> i'm sure you are reminding me and the viewers on exactly what he meant i excellence in that speech. just a way to think about the times we live in and you refer to it as the age of obama and ferguson. where they come together and where dr. king is james comey the current director of the fbi and i say this at the risk of opening a new file on myself. guess that's a complement brother. we both have big files. that's a compliment. we are trying to be true to what shaped us. we just have to bear witness. go right ahead. [laughter] >> host: said he gave a speech on february 12 before the law enforcement community and the fbi and i think what surprised many people and certainly surprise the press and others analyzed the speech was that he mentioned dr. king and the file that j. edgar hoover opened up on him with bobby kennedy's approval after the march on washington speech in 1963. he says he keeps the approval the order and approval on his desk

excellent. and even having fun? i'm thrilled to have you here. >> have you ever had a brainstorming session yourself? obama: i have, but it did not come up with anything this good. you're already better brainstorm or is that i am -- brainstormers that i am. i came up with health care. i had a few prototypes. good job. group hug. that is a big squeeze. thank you. go change the world. i like that. see if you can stop this. -- top this. what have you been working on? >> man otology based on his answer for -- nanotechnology based sensor for cardiac events. current devices are very expensive and time-consuming. one drop of blood would give a chemical readout, which can tell you what a certain concentration your bloodstream is an tell you your risk fromor cardiac arrest. obama: this protein in the blood stream can tell you this? >> yes. obama: was the correlation well-established? the question is how you detect that efficiently? or did you have to try to map that correlation? >> increase the sensitivity of the device. it

.) >> to have this opportunity to have this school is excellent for us and our community my son loveshis school our community loves this school i am this experience is a great experience i'm a volunteer parent i talk with the parents they all love the school and we're mostly presented to have a school like this in our neighborhood. >> (speaking spanish.) >> so i'm asking you to give us the opportunity to have a school like this that has been a great opportunity so give us this opportunity to keep growing like we have ♪ school we're ready for a school like this thank you >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> yes good evening. i'm shannon my son a joshua robinson a student others bayview he's his reading level has improved four levels and his math levels has skoktd and loves to teach the taefrpdz are approachable the kids don't get out until four and he's existed to be there you can call the teachers up to 8:00 p.m. at night the school he previously attended it wasn't like that he didn't have a behavior problem but needed help academically and kip has met the ne

he meant by excellence in that speech.just a kind of what you think about the times we live in, and you referred to them as the age of obama, and they think ferguson. where they can together, interestingly, and where dr. king intercepts this vote is james comey, current director of the fbi, as he did at the risk of opening a new file on myself -- >> guest: that's a compliment a brother. we've both got big files to that's a compliment. we are trying to be true to what shape this, know what i mean? we just bear witness. go right ahead. >> host: so he gave a speech on february 12 before the law enforcement community of the fbi, and i think what surprised many people and certainly surprise the present others who analyzed the speech was that he mentioned dr. king and the file that j. edgar hoover opened up on him with bobby kennedy's approval for the march on washington speech in 1963. and he says, he keeps the approval, the order and approval on this desk as a reminder of the sordid history of the fbi as a way of remembering t

. >> sound like an excellent selection. >> we'll start working on that okay. >> for a supplemental or two where we can move. >> thank you, thank you very much sorry. >> no problem. >> public comment. >> any public comment. >> hello. >> larry bush from friends of ethics i was involved in the selection of the first two executive directors we crude from new york and the points that you've made commissioner renne and commissioner hur you urge to a e have a process or soliciting combutsz from people if the regulated community and the citizens and people that are in similar positions like for example, ante fcc who certainly understands what those things are liquor or leslie the head of the ethics commission there's a group that johnson is fume with a national organization that is made up of ethics commission people but getting inputs on the job is critical before you look at the candidates and i'm not sure that h.r. a aware of a mostly target the job here is at it's you've added a great deal of duties into the commission staff and also facing a new political investment that involves for o m

excellent news. thank you, mr. anderson. there is a couple of questions that we have to direct to the port. supervisor kim? >> thank you. first of all, i just want to say that i absolutely support the details of the project before us. i appreciate the community outreach that occurred and i also appreciate teatro's patience through this process of displacement. you know as we go through the planning process to rebuild, and i think that seawall lot 323-324 will attract more tourists and residents to the site and make sure that we are supporting nightlife, entertainment and the arts. finally, even though it's not the purview of our board, appreciate that kenwood signed agreements with local 2. the question i have and this is really for the port and i know it's very much in the beginning of the process before, the negotiations begin. it's always this -- it's a policy choice to do a sole-source waiver and not to public rfp process. historically, at least on this board, i know the board has always pushed back on sole-source contra

jack nicklaus is a champion simply not because of his staggering excellence but because of his excellencehe game itself. time and again, jack nicklaus has sought to grant the gifts through the game to others. the focus and the full settlement that golf afforded him. he has been generous with his vision and today american veterans can find relaxation on a course jack nicklaus designed especially for him. thank you jack, for your courtesy to our men and women in uniform. [applause] he has been generous with his value it and today, we have been brought the character-building lessons to more than 9 million participants since 1997. he has been generous with his philanthropy as well. the nicklaus children's health care foundation and other causes strengthened by his aunt barbara's support. a few years before ending his 44-year broker out, nicklaus came to the capital to testify before the education and workforce committee. there he shared the cherished blessing his instructor taught him at an early age. he said to the committee, it was not what you achieved in sports that mattered so much as wh

the chair appoints as member of the committee on the part of the house to escort his excellency shinzo abe to the chamber, the gentleman from california, mr. mccarthy. the gentleman from louisiana, mr. scalise. the gentlewoman from washington, mrs. mcmorris rodgers. the gentleman from oregon, mr. walden. the gentleman from indiana, mr. messer. the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. foxx. the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. ryan. the gentleman from new jersey, mr. frelinghuysen. the gentlewoman from texas, ms. granger. the gentleman from ohio mr. tiberi. the gentleman from california, mr. nunes. the gentleman from arizona, mr. salmon. the gentleman from missouri, mr. long. the gentlewoman from california ms. pelosi. the gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer. the gentleman from california, mr. becerra. the gentleman from new york, mr. crowley. the the gentlewoman from maryland, ms. edwards. the gentlewoman from connecticut, ms. delauro. the gentleman from california, mr. honda. the gentlewoman from california, miss ma suey. the gentleman from california mr. takano. the gentleman from hawaii

my ambition when i came on as music director here -- it was evident we needed absolutely excellent work. also evident to me that i thought everyone should know that. this was my purpose. and after we opened which was a spectacular opening concert about five weeks after that the economy completely crashed. my plan -- and i'm absolutely dogmatic about my plans --were delayed slightly. i would say that in this very difficult timefor the arts and everyone especially the arts, it's phenomenal how new century has grown where many unfortunate organizations have stopped. during this period we got ourselves on national radio presence; we started touring releasing cds, a dvd. we continue to tour. reputation grows and grows and grows and it has never stopped going forward. msk(music) >> the bay area knows the orchestra. you maybe take things for granted a little bit. that is simply not the case will go on the road. the audiences go crazy. they don't see vitality like this on stage. we are capable of conveying joy when we play. msk(music) >> any performance that we do, that a program that will be s

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so, this looks like an excellent day.so we will jump april head, and in our future cast to early tomorrow morning about 5:00 in the morning and you will start to see some rain spreading in the area. a few heavy downpours. you will need the umbrella tomorrow. it will be kind of fitting for those with a back to reality day tomorrow. many kid still have off today, not everybody, but some kids do. anyway, it is on and off rain throughout the day on tuesday and we're about 4:00 p.m. another round of rain. we've got just several systems that are coming our way for the the middle the of the week and then they will be brakes in the action but here comes wednesday morning we will be okay for the morning and then in the afternoon some rain moves in again toward evening, some of that will be moving by to the south, thursday we have a chance of rain as well. so just be aware that you'll need the umbrella starting tomorrow and maybe every day after that this week. twenty-eight in mount pocono. thirty-six allentown. forty in pots town.

some of the enlisted personnel were excellent as well. i was drawn to the marine corps i think because of the mission and thesome of the enlisted personnel were excellent as great respect i had for the officer and enlisted men that trained us at osu. my junior year, before my senior year, was long beach california. it was a great duty. we would go out mondaywe would go out monday morning fly around the south pacific southeastern pacific, and come into court on friday afternoon and have the weekend off. on monday do the same thing again. it was fun. they did not put us down in the engine room. we were treated more like a junior officer and learned a great deal about the operations part standing watches and all. we were taught a course not too far from mexico. we had a growing mexican population in california. someone on the ship, the skipper or somebody, asked me, i spoke a little spanish, to teach spanish classes. one of the extra things i would do was to teach troops to speak spanish. david: i served for a year and a half. senator tom ca

we also this year and may 7th will be reck needed by preschool for all, our whole team for excellence in teaching and we are proud and honored to receive that award from preschool for all, it has been an amazing opportunity for us to access a bunch of resources for our families, for our staff and for our students. we are involved in see wages which helps us not only to help raise the quality of our program but also something really important to me and to hopefully all of san franciscans, at least increase the minimum wage for child care providers and increase the stipends or beyond, we need to be much beyond minimum wage for our child care providers. we're also part of the family child care providers quality network which offers us amazing opportunities, we're able to access -- i think we have letters of recommendation from [inaudible] who comes on to los [inaudible] once a week to provide our education in spanish. we also through preschool for all have been able to access performing arts workshops to have dance and spanish come preschool for all, obviously we have outside monitors wh

president obama said that he thinks she would be quote, an excellent president. the clinton candidacy will be a top issue on "meet the press" this morning at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. coming up in our 7:00 hour we will talk live with chuck todd for a preview. >>> still ahead on this sunday, pope francis issues a new decree from the vatican. we're tell you what he's calling on all catholics to do across the world. >>> plus the man who shot this video of that deadly police choke hold in new york is making headlines this morning. we'll talk about it after the break. >>> in north hampton county investigators are searching for the cause of a fire at this cement plant. it started yesterday afternoon in nazareth. the fire began on a conveyor belt that moves material from one building to another. >>> the national debate on race and policing has become personal for one family in south carolina. yesterday, they laid walter scott to rest. it was one week after the african-american man was shot and killed by a white police officer, who by the way has ties to south jersey.

trying to achieve a high state of excellence in principles to affect others -- the statement that -- would you guarantee that for certain people without so much worry, so they can secure -- and we will be at peace. please listen to my question, without further delay, mr. mayor. thank you. [speaker not understood] . >> thank

. >> that's an excellent question at a point of contact i've been working with the city for almost 3 years prior to that i was the building code consultant so i've had the privilege of working with the schools and many as they went through the renovation process there was a huge retrofit the work was done you have a safe this and i've seen the entryway so 0 doing the engineering evaluation is a simple you have access to the existing plans and calculations so the engineer should be able to do that quickly that's an important point if you're schools have done revving use the engineer feel free to use whoever you want if you have plans and information that's going to make their job easier. >> thank you i'm with the stern's school our hyphen highly is in a church we've got more than that 25 ask the full-time do we need to evaluate. >> without seeing the document i'm assume there was a permanent building permit to change the school in addition to the in such u church so if you said you didn't want to evaluate it church you'll have to move that school as long as the kids are there it's eva

your sense of pursuit of excellence is remarkable and it has been a part of who you are for a long time terms of so many areas of life, and medical developments as well as great art, and building a great company. all of those things in terms of your love of art has been something to be much admired. steve: thank you. charlie: steve wynn, thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ emily: live from pier three in san francisco, this is "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. the s&p 500 rose to within three tenths of its all-time high at one point. the standout performer, netflix. shares of subscriptions rose to a high number.

it's an excellent product. >> very lightweight. really easy on your wrist. >> oh, yeah.ike that. [ whirring ] >> so far, what do you think? >> i think i like it. >> here's another way you could use that. >> oh, okay. yeah, that's even lighter. yeah, i like that. the brush helps kind of scrape away a little bit of the top dust. there's gonna be a little dust coming here. and it doesn't seem to have lost any power. i have a motorcycle that's got air vents. in around the instrument cluster, trying to get down in it, get all that dust out of there. yeah, i love the portability of this thing. it's light enough to almost put in your pocket. >> okay, so when you come out here to sweep, how is that for you? >> there's a lot of stuff in the way. especially 'cause we can't move the tables. >> give this a try. >> there we go. [ whirring ] [ chuckles ] now, this is like a tornado. oh, yeah. yeah, i like the brush. fun to clean with. i don't have to get all dirty. [ chuckles ] >> we're gonna test this blower. i have a lot of stuff in between those rocks over there. it's lighter than

your sense of pursuit of excellence is remarkable and it has been a part of who you are for a long time terms of so many areas of life, and medical developments, as well as great art, and building a great company. all of those things in terms of your love of art has been something to the much admired. steve: thank you. charlie: steve wynn thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ john: "with all due respect," the only flying vehicle we care about today is the millennium falcon. happy national eggs benedict day. hillary clinton and the way she courts. on monday, she is headed to new hampshire. rachel maddow is demanding more specificity of hillary on policy. bill de blasio still will not endorse her. bernie sanders is all over her.

excellence , through the game itself.e and again, jack nicklaus has sought to grant the gifts he has found through the game, to others, so that they may experience the focus and fulfillment that golf afforded him. he has been generous with his vision and today american veterans can find relaxation on a course jack nicklaus designed especially for them. thank you jack nicklaus for your , courtesy to our men and women in uniform. [applause] he has been generous with his values, and today the first team youth development program has brought the character building lessons in golf to over 9 million participants since 1997. of course he has been generous , with his philanthropy as well. this is embodied by the fabulous work of the the nicklaus children's health care foundation and other causes strengthened by his aunt -- his and barbara's support. a few years before ending his 44 year pro career nicklaus came , to the capital to testify before the education and workforce committee. there he shared the cherished blessing his ins

excellent statement. and we're so pleased to welcome ambassador gerald firestein the principle deputy assistant secretary of the bureau of near eastern affairs. previously, he served as our ambassador to yes, ma'amen from 2010 to 2013. so he knows this area very well. he has served in several different postings throughout the middle east including as deputy chief of missions in islamabad and deputy council general in jerusalem. thank you for your service, mr. ambassador. we look forward to your testimony. and may i point out your lovely fiancee sitting behind you. welcome. does she know the hours that you put in every day in your job? she might want to reconsider. mr. ambassador? you're on. >> thank you so much madam chairman. madam chairman ranking member deutsche, members of the committee, i greatly appreciate this opportunity to come before you today and review recent developments in yemen and the efforts that the united states is undertaking to support the government of yemen under president hadi and

also an excellent firm, a minority owned firm and lbe firm as well. the work has been spread in that fashion, 30%. >> one opportunity which is interesting because i ran the bond program for a long time. the proposal for all public once you make the award, after today anybody can come and look at them, but no one does. when i was working for a small faa firm and i looked at them and i learned about how i was presenting the proposal and not what i was offering. when i asked them to look at them, they didn't take me up on it. the city is designed so we don't have discretion, but we do try to offer education. it's surprising how few people take us up on it. >> you just had to make that point repeatedly. >> it's pretty surprising. you know. it's like admiring someone else's painting or photography, you learn from it. >> there is a book out there called "steal like an artist". >> it does teach you how to respond to this city's format. >> so, commissioner, adams? all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> we didn't get a motion. >> is there a motion? >> so moved. >

if there is anything you need to know about loretta lynch, she excelled in everything she has done. she has never been limited by lower expectations of others. she has always exceeded the expectations set for herself or she was at the top of her class in high school. she decided she wanted to go to harvard. she did well as in this hiring longline your. -- as an aspiring young lawyer. for 30 years she has been a fair-minded independent lawyer and prosecutor. she has shown the resolve to jail terrorists, mobsters, and gang members. she rooted up public corruption. she summoned determination to bring down a financial rosters and child abusers. she has shown a dogged pursuit to bust human trafficking rings that she is encountered. she is shown in annual commitment to the rule of law and basic human right. she forged striving for accountability in the crucible of genocide in rwanda. as a top federal prosecutor, she has worked with and learn from law enforcement officers and. you are going to have a great partner in this one, director. she has unimpeachable credibility to strengthen relat

jeb bush he speaks excellent espanol. [speaking spanish] and last but not least hoylake lung dash high testosterone levels. there you go franken president. tonight midday's brother will join me with affirmative-action. "rolling stone" has retracted -- retracted the article but i will speak twisted was mentioned in the peace a disagrees with the way he was portrayed. in the stadium with barely functional bathrooms. i am kennedy. kennedy: hey there. rand paul katchis seats to call for a defense budget increase during the big campaign announcement libertarians and conservatives in regards to defense. >> wise enough to avoid unnecessary intervention. kennedy: should embrace and on interventionism to have a a defense budget? "you're crazy, kennedy" per john bolton former ambassador to the wind welcome back. you have said i hope he comes all the way over. i don't think he read a play date but your own special form policy -- policy? >> i believe in redemption whether he is prepared or not remains to be seen because i do think th

irving irving's had an excellent game. shot clock at six. finds james with aaron brooks on him. shot clock winds down, fires! and tom thibodeau calls a 20-second time-out as the lead is back up to nine with 34 seconds remaining. >> jeff: excellent recognition by the cavs after the switch. isolating james in the high post area. and he knocks in the "j." >> mike: cleveland cavaliers on the verge of their 18th straight home win. 14 of them have been by double figures and only opponent has scored 100 points in those 17 games, they have been a dominant team here at the "q" in cleveland. dunleavy behind the back, mirotic. he'll try a three-pointer. dunleavy tips. 25.7 remaining. back to seven again. >> mike: they have to foul now. and irving will go to the line. and the three-point shot continues to be such a huge weapon for this team. 15 on thursday. 16 here today. and you see sixth in the nba overall since mid-january, they're tops in the nba, actually hit more threes recently than even houston. lebron james had dwyane wade to help him to two of them. combining future hall of famers

upon today will appear on the april 14, 2015, board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated excellent. thank you so colleagues, i building he have staff from the department of building inspection here to present on item number one. >> would you like me to call u call item one. >> i'm sorry yes. >> number one amending the building code for the determination of permit fees. >> seeing the staff is not here item 2. >> anticipated the planning code for the off-street parking and loading requirement and a presentation for item number 2 mr. johnson thank you. >> there you go i can hear myself good afternoon the item before you is a small set of planning code changes that supervisor breed is calling the parking flexibility the city h had strike parking spaces they were required to have new parking garages below and above ground as well as parking pads that are green spaces or yards and the first floor for vehicle parking in the past decade with the push for more gave them ground floors the city has greater flexibility the space methods like tandem lifts and minimum parking requirements in the

irving irving's had an excellent game. shot clock at six. finds james with aaron brooks on him. shot clock winds down, fires! and tom thibodeau calls a 20-second time-out as the lead is back up to nine with 34 seconds remaining. >> jeff: excellent recognition by the cavs after the switch. isolating james in the high post area. and he knocks in the "j." >> mike: cleveland cavaliers on the verge of their 18th straight home win. 14 of them have been by double figures and only opponent has scored 100 points in those 17 games, they have been a dominant team here at the "q" in cleveland. dunleavy behind the back, mirotic. he'll try a three-pointer. dunleavy tips. 25.7 remaining. back to seven again. >> mike: they have to foul now. and irving will go to the line. and the three-point shot continues to be such a huge weapon for this team. 15 on thursday. 16 here today. and you see sixth in the nba overall since mid-january, they're tops in the nba, actually hit more threes recently than even houston. lebron james had dwyane wade to help him to two of them. combining future hall of famers

of items to update our community is it a fair statement or starting off with the superintendent excellent venture i was honored to represent the san francisco unified school district and as a member of the council for a one-on-one meeting in the white house with president obama i know some folks say that didn't happen he's the proof i'm the supervisor from president obama what is so important about it opportunity was that we do have a president who is keenly aware of public education and actually met with superintendent from the larger urban skublths u school districts as well as board members with the intent of hearing from us directly with the effects of proposals currently being discussed on knapp acholia capital hear the one funding english language learn and the brothers keeper we wanted to hear from us dribble i'm proud to report the president made a direct comment about the wish in san francisco so kudos from you from the president (clapping) with that, also i'd like to announce that past thursday honored to have wrorn and mayor ed lee along with scomploen and our board of educatio

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it was an event honoring women of excellence. [ cheers and applause ] those screams and tears were for j.blige. the event paid tribute to women who achieved excellence and are are essential contributors to the tri-state area. among the honorees nbcs the's jones. and that's a it for now. we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. for news and weather updates any time, head to nbc 10.com. >>> on this saturday night, historic meeting. the first face-to-face talks in almost six decades between an american and a cuban president. the symbolic opening of a new era after so many years of hostility. >>> lockdown. a shooting at the steps of the u.s. capitol on one of washington's busiest weekends of the year. tonight, what we're learning about the suspected shooter. >>> what a bargain. if you dreamed of a european vacation now's the time. why more and more americans are cashing in on trips overseas. >>> and pipe dream. the chance for modern movie goers to experience the grand old days of film. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with le holt.

president obama endorsed his former secretary of state, saying that she would be an excellent president, but what about undecided voters? >> what do you need to hear from her to win your vote? >> i need to hear that we need to up that minimum wage i need to hear that we need to increase better education. >> the race for the white house will be the top issue this morning on nbc's "meet the press". it comes your way at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. >>> tomorrow florida senator marco rubio's expected to announce his run for the gop presidential nomination. two other republican senators ted cruz of texas and rand paul of kentucky are already in the race. >>> new from overnight, police in bridgeton, cumberland county are investigating a deadly shooting. it happened outside of the tequila bar. police have identified the victim who was killed as 24-year-old iraquin louis. police have not made any arrests yet in the case. >>> also new from overnight, f. police are trying to figure out what led to this crash. investigators tell us three cars collided at around 12:30 this morning. an suv burst into

just having excellent people on the crews was important. the other thing was training hard. i remember i would lie in bed the night before the flight and go through the flight in my head. like coaches go through a game, thinking about a game that you are going to play the next day, or quarterbacks. i would lay out the flight in my head against the soviet subs. so i think preparation is important. the other thing is not giving up. not giving up. and i was always motivated. i kept my crew motivated. they never saw me sluff off. david: were these principles forged by your naval experience? senator tom carper: the were embedded in part when i grew up but i think the navy certainly we called it the can-do spirit, the navy can-do spirit. we thought we could do anything. when i got in my slot on active duty, after we left, we thought we were the best around. we were good. david: the, certainly, the analogy is fishing, you have to have patience. i imagine being a mission commander you have to exhibit some extreme patience as far as listening to the data and putting it together. sena

excellent. come stuff. excellent. come on over here. there you go. >> thank you. >> good morning, mr. president. i am a freshman. >> what do we have? >> the revolutionizing carbon dioxide to generate electricity. first we came up with the idea by thinking of two of the biggest global problems in the world the energy problem in developing countries and the carbon dioxide issue and in the atmosphere. how can i connect these two problems. that is when i came to thinking about my 1st test which involved how this came i found that as you increase the concentration of carbon dioxide it significantly improves their sales potential from the ongoing to the yellow line. >> why is that? >> carbon dioxide with water is carbonic acid that is a weak ph. the more carbon dioxide you put into pollution of water the more carbonite ions and bicarbonate ions form so it is more conductive. the more that are available, the sales will increase. >> you can increase the carbon dioxide in certain cell concentrations and significantly improve the voltage. once i

. >> that's an excellent question. taking you back to 2012. and then i will address this.in 2121 that the modern raid happened, what the tactics were, what they found would you ever say what's up he found there. no. once that happened, and you had this, it really started making folks upset, because obviously the folks on the front line. it hinders future operations and their abilities to conduct operationoperation s. so we formed a pac and we were very critical of the president to release this. so we did speak out and even the president himself was very dismissive of us. we definitely took some heaviness, which is fine, i don't care about that. the book itself has come out on monday. so most of the feedback that i have gotten has been overwhelmingly positive, but i have not been speaking with the democrats group or anything like that. so most of them any e-mails or anything like that, it has been overwhelmingly positive. of course some say what about bush, that's the go to one when they're being critical about something. but so far so good. >> yes ma'am. >> hello my name i

rob o'neill was an excellent seal.i don't agree with exactly how he did it but when i look at what leadership did it is hard to tell somebody not to do what you just did. but rightfully so in active-duty command you have the oppression one who was not involved with the other higher-ups at the time. they have to do that. it is an unfortunate situation that came about 1st because of lack of leadership. thank you. >> one more question. >> first of all i would like to thank you for being here and for your service. my name is leonard paul me. based on your early seal team experience do you have any insight as to the policy that has been developing toward cuba? >> i don't have specific policy. no. we went down through cuba but it was never really talked about until recently. but personally there is a lot of economic potential. if they do open up relations in cuba and who will provide them with everything? it will be america. the same time we have to make sure that human rights make sure that the castro regime reduces the hum

. >> that was excellent, kate. excellent reaction. >> shut up. >> oh, yes!kind of girl. >>> online music sites are very popular. triple j honor is another online music site. one song getting a lot of attention called fist pump. by a dude named blackstone. they wanted to meet the guy along the music. a heck of a surprise. >> oh, it's a kid. he's so young. >> he is 11 years old now but he has been producing music for five years. and the kid is a master. >> i love this. >> parents say this isn't anything new either. >> he has always had an interest in music at a very young age. you can tell when someone is passionate about something because even at 3 years old, you can tell he's really connecting. >> sold out a toy room at 3 years old. you have to be impressed with that. >> i spent hours and hours and hours. >> he had a bit of a setback, set out for a talent competition and didn't get accepted. it's because the judges had no idea what it takes to create this music. >> i'm glad that at 11 years old, he has that clarity. >> one of his favorite artists is phlume a

improve the quality of the soil today should come in if school district when all schools will perform excel at the level of kip when we've not done that we've all failed and finally no men and women is an island into herself or himself i pray and hope i anticipate that this board will not be complexity through silence for what has happened in this police department it is uncomfortable and disgrateful that a so-called likely world-class city like san francisco this police department has personnel that are alleging having expressed homophobic and racism text please pretty please if other boards have passes resolution condemning foreign policy matter and other matters not directly raised to that board i submit to you this board should not sit in silence in the face of what's happening in our police department many of uh our students in the school district a victim's by police personnel that's why we have 60 to 70 percent of the resident over at jewel hall black young men and women are and they've come from our schools just think about it you have referrals from this school district to this cri

it has been around since 1970, they award honors excellent and reporting about the white house underreaking news pressure. josh lederman of the associated press. [applause] i'm delighted to say that there is a broadcast component to the ward. the recipient, as you saw in the video, abc's jim allen. [applause] before we hand out this last award, i really want to hear cheer from the new york times table. i really want to hear it now. peter maker of the new york times, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] one last round of applause for these outstanding journalists. [applause] christi: thank you, major. and now what is by tradition our only toast of the evening. i first started covering barack obama in 1997. that is when he showed up at the illinois statehouse to take his seat in the illinois senate. my keen political intuition kicked in right away. i was one of the first to see it. if you work hard and really applied himself, he could go all the way. he could one day be mayor of the city of chicago. [laughter] [applause] he -- keep shooting for the stars. it's a big job. a lot has changed