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the judge white said that california has had a constitutional right to be gage in consensual intimate relationships but not the right to buy or sell sex. >> two machine accuses of stealing thousands of bicycles are off the streets this morning. brian smith and steven fox were caught on video during a burglary at an apartment complex last month in campbell. the surveillance video shows they are opening the doors to the come hex and walking right in and they helped they will selfs there. can you see a truck in the back ground with one of the bicycles in the back. tips from the public led police to the two machine. police say one of men had a stolen bicycle valued at $3,000. >> big change is coming to the bay area. specifically in radio. most of kgo radio staff has been laid off and legendary talk show host is leaving to another station. he has dominated bat i area radio for 40 years and is moving to the sister station to do an off drive shift. >> why he if my body will handle that i am supposed to my body will not be used to that but it will be hard to go to bed without an alarm clock.

three large propane tanks were stored in a gage garage and are were able to get out.the fire melted the siding on the house and then caught nearby brush on fire. luckily no one was hurt. >>> talk about a close encounter, a sdwag paddan diego border managed to come face-to-face with a whale. the whale just shoots right out of the water just a few feet away from the person on the paddle board. i think it happened so fast. a woman caught the encounter on her cellphone o. the person didn't even fall off the paddle board. >> they're nice. >> i think >> compared to a shark, right? >> what an amazing experience. seriously. >>> so a pretty sunrise this morning. starting to peek out as you get ready to start your monday. chuck bell has four things you need to know before you head out the door. >>> one of maryland's hotly contested races getting national attention this morning. why the battle for maryland's eighth district is the nation's most expensive. >>> another issue at the rosslyn metro station. this time a small track fire. i'm adam tuss. >>> breaking news right now on m

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under the first amendment but judge white said those in california have a constitutional right to be gageal intimate relationships but not the right to pay or sell sex. >> what do the latest jobs say about the economy? >> google wallet shuts down their debit card. jane? >> good morning. we got jobs numbers this morning. the united states added 215,000 jobs. more than expected. the unemployment rate was slightly herer to 5% as more looked for work. interesting market reaction, solid job report but markets are selling off dow down 100 and nasdaq is lower, too, and the thing is the jobs report could make the fed more likely to raise experts. that is why the markets are down. amid an effort to stop money losingations, google is shutting down the google debit card say ing similar cards are asking including american express and they will shut down on june 30. american airlines ending their policy of letting customers hold a trip reservation without paying for 24 hours. customer whose buy a ticket have 24 hours to cancel without charge which is a policy at other united states airlines starting t

the dell gaths gages plans by october 1st of 2015. rules are set i have been pretty clear i have done more tv in the last two weeks than i have in two years because i am not going to allow any one to rewrite the rules of our party. >> let's keep talking about trump slamming the gop system. is it time to change the delegate process? log on to our facebook page after the show and weigh in with the hashtag keep talking. >> a missing army veteran and his wife feared death this morning. they are armed and dangerous and on the run. we are here with the details they are zeroing in on. >> the sheriff's office in washington. they say that finding the missing married couple is their number one priority or the recovery of them. their second priority is to find those believed to be responsible for the couple's disappearance. patrick shun and his wife 46-year-old monique disappeared last week. police believe the couple may be the victims of homicide dal violence. they have delivered surveillance video showing two suspects disposing of the missing

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first and foremost, but also horatio gates, daniel morgan, the victor, charles lee, and also thomas gage, the future commander-in-chief of the british army. so the project first began as a collective biography that would tell the story of the french and indian war and its connection to the american revolution through the lives of these individuals. however, as i started to research the book including here at the historical society i came to see that there is still so much to be told about the story of brad x and the decisions of all of the different players, the french, and british empires, all the different indian peoples drawn from half of the continent, especially the french and the indian side of this whole story had never been fully explored. >> and a sense you have been writing this book for 20 years. what made you? >> yes, which actually made me think i was i going to this book at all. the previous one was daunting enough which was an attempt to write the history of a war and hall cluster children's eyes. i do do not want to do the short and asking adults of all the childhood. i w

signed by doj and goldman expressly laid out how goldman laid out false and representation in mortgage gagedies. false and misleading? that's fraud. who commits fraud? crooks. is anyone at goldman sachs going to jail for this? no. attorney general lynch is giving the crooks a complete pass. no prison. yeah. i know, the doj is ragging that they gave goldman sachs a civil fine of $5 billion. civil? not criminal. that's a big difference. and the fine is a joke. guess who pays the fine? the crook? no, of course not. not a dime. it's the innocent shareholder who gets stuck paying the $5 billion civil fine. maybe you. and do you know what else is reallydxdçu rotten? the attorney general's phony dog and pony show memo last september. that memo specifically stated that doj would work to prosecute individual employees, not just their companies. that didn't happen here. yep. jury is now back in on that memo. it's a lie. and that's

and their lack of the-- of land gage and cinema. and so the generation that comes off of, after the waves, as being not nurtured, to have not been told and having not received the secret from the other, from the fathers or the mothers, they eventually have to turn their gaze toward a simpler vexer of cinema which is the tel visual idea of cinema. it is all about people talking. and the three we were talking about. and these also in that way reflected not only in cinema but in general. and i felt like rock 'n' roll the ultimate experience of an amazing-- energy that failed its promise but still sub versively is infusing with this beauty and erotocism con temp rarity. this contradiction that you could have both sides of the story in the same person was fascinating to me. and i'm not here to judge the fathers. but you know, as harry said in the film, we wanted to kill our fathers but they never taught about their sons and daughters. and that's what is the outcome in my opinion. >> did you have a similar idea where you kind of influence

beverly gage is a history professor at yale university specializing in 20th century american history.e day wall street exploded, a story of america in the first age of terrorism." tom goldstein is a supreme court attorney who has argued many cases before the court, also cofounder and publisher of scotus blog. tell our audience what is that the heart of the case. >> it is so important because it is our first exposure to the supreme court saying they would take the right of free speech seriously. the constitution has been around for a long time, and for centuries the bill of rights,, including the first amendment did not have a lot of an effect on americans lives. but schenk is a serious test of whether you could say things hostile to the government which might be constitutionally presented -- protected. it is the beginning of the story of the first amendment right of free speech. >> we talk about famous names. this case only has 1, 1 of the justices, oliver wendell holmes. what makes him famous? beverly: he is not a very famous person, but oliver wendell holmes is one of the towering f

although this is better for consumers and they tell us that that it works for industry as well. 12%gage lending was up year-over-year from a year before. that is a good thing. it is something we like to see because this is good, responsible lending and the closing times picked up -- ticked up on this and ticked back down. the ellie mae folks said that quo as far as that is concerned. not necessarily for every institution. we get that and i hear that. >> when you get to a point hopefully very soon you will be able to issue some clarifying knowage so that people whether something is a minor area or something that is major and paints the loan, if you will. that will be helpful to industry and i appreciate your concern in responding. mr. cordray: if you're hearing things that we are not addressing we are glad to have you bring them to our attention. we are probably hearing them directly but we are glad to hear them from you. we sit up and take notice of that. lending, i know in our state if you would continue the loan ad infinitum that interest rate would be 459%. want to make sure that peo

and that we need to remain gaged and we need to not ignore the threat that isis poses. and unfortunately i think the u.s. has to lead this fight. we have seen that we can't really rely on our arab allies to step up to the plate and send forces. they are supporting us in certain ways but they are not going to be in there fighting helping the iraqi forces. that responsibility is falling to the u.s. >> let me ask you about the policy with respect to arab power -- air power. there was a piece this week on cnn's website that noted that the u.s. has adopted a battlefield tactic exploding the missile above the building to warn civilians inside that it's about to be bombed. guest: well, i think there has o be every effort made t avoid civilian casualties. oovesly this is a major challenge. this is why this is an iraqi-led effort. the u.s. is there to support. the u.s. can't do anything without being invited by the iraqi forces. so they are meeting the effort -- leading the effort. there has to be every effort made to avoid civilian casualties. and that -- there is a balance the