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we need the time to vest gats this. investigate this. we need the board to actively look into the actual background of some of these board members to find out what their interest is. thank you. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon city supervisors. my name is patricia, my mother is university mound ladies home. much has been spoken here about university mound ladies home and the impact the closure will have on the residents, but the impact can be life threatening. my mother's at the mound, 83 and suffering of dementia. she's here with my dad and this picture was taken just a few weeks ago. this is the face of those being displaced. this is the face of ageing san francisco citizens. this is the face of someone that's spent their life at saint mary's park in san francisco. the move to impact my mother, this could be life or death for her. her husband of nearly 67 years who is still a san francisco residents, he visits her everyday and currently our only ogss are moving her out of the city. supervisors, these are those affected by what seems

the fishermen who caught a gat white shark over the weekend before it attacked a swimmer off the coast of southern california. the shark thrashed on a fishing line before it broke free on saturday. then it bit a man swimming near manhattan beach. he's recovering at the hospital. it's illegal for fish for great whites in california. however, wildlife officials don't believe the fishermen were targeting sharks on that day. >>> some of san francisco's most beloved crime fighters have new uniforms tonight. the city's canine officers showed off their new protective body armor. they were donated by the manufacturer, cover your canine, as well as pet food express. saturday and sunday, the chain will raise money to supply more bay area canine units. >> it's a large event. this is the kickoff for it. this is to show you, spend $15 on a dog watch, this is exactly what your money's going to. look at roy. police service dog roy. he's wearing a vest. he gained a little weight just like his handler. but these are custom fit, it will fit him a little better. >> he's ready to work. each vest retails f

. >> tomorrow on "washington journal," connecticut congressman jim himes looked at intelligence gatting for the foreign con -- conflict and tim huelskamp discussing the veteran's affairs department as arings get under way for veteran's secretary nominee. will talk cmahon about syria's chemical weapons. now before the house of representatives comes back, a discussion on the unaccompanied immigrant children at the u.s. southern border and what's needed to address the problem. a portion of our conversation from today's "washington journal." "washington journal closed quote continues. host: joining us now, thad bingel. he is a founding partner with the command consulting group. tell us about your job at customs. what did you do? the personarted as in charge of the interactions with the senate and the house. after about two years, i became chief of staff. i reported directly to the commissioner. at a time of rapid growth. we were doubling the size of the border patrol. a lot of focus on border issues at the time. how do you look at what is going on and doesn't affect policy overall? -- and i

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we think about race and set aside from the city and of course, your continued leadership on the data gat gathering and it is difficult to get the numbers and who is hire and getting contracts and we think that the continued diligence will be helpful and, just as it is reflected by our board to continue to highlight, the cross race and the fillmore and for example in the bay view to deal with this disproportionalty issue. >> i have a couple of questions, for sf travel. >> thank you. >> and if i could ask a couple of questions. >> sure. >> mr. miller, you made some recommendations to i guess, members of the board, supervisors, and i was wondering if you have utilized the resources that exist within the mayor's office, we are the legislative body, we are the policy makers and i get that and we take the leadership roles on trying to bring these kinds of things to the attention and try to resolve them, and with the legislative fixes, but ultimately the mayor has hundreds of staff people and the mayor has access to individuals who could potentially assist with some of these roles including dat

. >> i by the way jerry seinfeld will be back at the boring gat a. and aid great time saturday afternoon, they bring chefs in. you know, the culinary consultant at the water club is at chef jeffrey z a/k/a rian. we did little cooking demo. >> you were the host, and did you a great job. >> thank you. >> and that was packed. >> it was packed. it was cool. people want to learn. 's iron chef. so people want to hear, learn from him, and ask questions, which was really cool. so i think it was great that all of these people got to ask what was going on, what casino every oil he was using, what type of food they are using for the demonstration. >> yes. >> cool. >> oh, guy ciari watch did he do? >> well, he opened, the chop house at bally's, the only steak house in his brand. it is at bally's atlantic city. and i ordered the prime rib, because somebody suggested it, i felt like i was in the flintstones cartoon. it was huge, huge, reallyintrt . it was really good. >> guy -- drive into the diners and dives on the food network. >> with the spike i blondes hair?

. >> steve, you asked him such an interesting question about sewer gats.you're a republican, the sur galts are people like sarah palin or ted cruz or todd akin. we're proud of the sewer gats we have on the democratic side of the aisle. they're going to try to do everything they can to make this election about -- >> the president should visit these districts. we'll pay the plane ticket. he goes to hollywood, manhattan, chicago, raises millions of dollars. >> we've been talking about immigration. if there's nothing done on this border. we've been talking about this since the 2012 election, far your party, daniel, if there's no immigration reform this fall, that is what happened in 2012, wasn't it? >> i don't think saying a bill in the middle of the night that no one has read that's an obamacare style bill is going to help anyone. house republicans said we want to take a step by step approach to this problem. i think with the current crisis that's happening, we have to take politics out and pass something and come together and do what makes sense and border s

in recent weeks, about 100 people showed up in oracle, arizona, yesterday to march and wave their gats and flags in outrage over word the federal government planned to provide food and shelter to refugee children in their town. only one problem. the department of health and human services says there were no kids on buses headed for oracle. now let's go to texas, where one of our nbc news producers got a chance to ride along with a sergeant from the hidalgo county kons with. they encountered a pair of women from el salvador traveling with two small kids. one was headed to los angeles, the other to houston. granted, this is just one example, but let's hear the sergeant's observations on this particular group. >> obviously, they were clean, bathed. they had their hair done and the makeup was on. both the children were clean. i asked about their medical welfare and their condition. they said they were fine. i don't know if you noticed, but the border patrol agent was dirtier and more muddy than the women were. >> well, if you ask georgia republican congressman and retired physician phil gi

in the political process as well as gauging interest volatility say i gat together prevents them from being good partners if you're talking about peace but hamas essentially gave up i mean they they they stop participating in the in the in the administration the government turned over to the palestinian authority and then israel said this is the new york times and israel said jornada going to pay what fifty four thousand civil servants i just said it's not just the terrorist arm their leadership they're not good partners for peace and they're their leaders understood the real aspirations that the people have and can set aside past grievances they can have that conversation ongoing grievances and how can you say there's going to be peace when on the west bank there's continued settlements apartheid wall oppression every day of palestinians in gaza they don't have control of their border by the sea they don't have control of their airspace and they don't have control of their land borders so what kind of all in the world for that all subsequences of pascoe no it was a scum like you when

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then is think there anybody else that is interested in a raffle ticket for john lott's foundation for gat tar? if there is, raise your hand ndly come by -- there we go. raise your hand and i will come by for that. thank you. >> our next guest held teacher positions at the university of chicago, yale university, stan forward, ucla, wharton and rice and chief economist at the united states sentencing commission. his passbooks included three editions of my favorite more guns, less crime. crime and freedom-onimi crft s. lott is contributor and weekly columnist for fox news.com, opinion pieces by lott have appeared in such places as "the wall street journal," "the new york times," "l.a. times," "the new york times," "usa today," chicago tribune. he's appeared in such television programs as abc and nbc nationally evening news broadcast, fox news and newshour jw jim lehrer and the "today" show. ann coulter called him one of america's most feared economists. and she said, can you tell the conservatives liberals fear most because they start being automatically referred to as discreditted. ask sena

. -- gat malla. during the time we were working we suffered all kinds of conditions. toxic conditions and with toxic materials. i mentioned we worked under the conditions without any protections and it wasn't until we started organizing that the employer suddenly cared about our immigration status. and i and several coworkers were fired because of our organizing. we were fighting for many years to exercise our rights in the workplace. it was very painful for the employer to attack us for being immigrants. he treated us as though we were recycleable and we could just be used because we were immigrant workers. and it affected our families, too. the owner, the employer sent us a letter and kicked us out of our employer housing with just three days' notice. this was devastating for us and for our families and our children because we never expected anything that grave that offensive by the employer. after a few weeks of a lot of hard work we were able to get an election and we won. now we are just waiting, hoping we can get a collective agreement. i have suffered a lot per

gat for us. i love spotify.2 religiously every month for it. >> and the next hour, susan lyne will join us. news whichack to the was friday's jobs report. watch what they do, not with a say. perhaps our financial repression will become less repressed with a weak opening dow above 17,000. what will big money doing the second half of 2014? rick rieder from blackrock joins us this morning. where is the institutional dollar going to float in the last six months of this year? atpeople are still looking equities. people are still going to the fixed income market. we're still seeing flows into a variety of areas. businesses,h-yield and constrained. the thing people are doing is they want to get yield. thrusttrust i see -- the i see, click the coupon and forget about the total return. are you that defeatist? >> we're trying to be more flexible. there are places in the world where you want see rates higher. we're trying to be flexible. like the emerging markets. you can get attractive short in interest rates. >> will we

then is think there anybody else that is interested in a raffle ticket for john lott's foundation for gat tar? if there is, raise your hand andly come by -- there we go. raise your hand and i will come by for that. thank you. >> our next guest held teacher positions at the university of chicago, yale university, stan forward, ucla, wharton and rice and chief economist at the united states sentencing commission. his passbooks included three editions of my favorite more guns less crime. crime and freedom-onimi crft s. lott is contributor and weekly columnist for fox news.com, opinion pieces by lott have appeared in such places as "the wall street journal," "the new york times," "l.a. times," "the new york times," "usa today," chicago tribune. he's appeared in such television programs as abc and nbc nationally evening news broadcast, fox news and newshour jw jim lehrer and the "today" show. ann coulter called him one of america's most feared economists. and she said, can you tell the conservatives liberals fear most because they start being automatically referred to as discreditted. ask sena

i will travel to gat mall la on july 8, 9. the govern of el salvador has sent to expedite. adding personnel and resources to the investigation, prosecution and dismantling of the smuggling organizations facilitating border crossings. 11th, we are intensifying our public affairs campaigns. in spanish, with radio, print and tv post to communicate the dangerous of sending uncompanied children on the long journey from central america to the united states and the dangers of putting children into the hands of smuggling organizations. as the chairman noted i have issued an open latetter to the parents sending those children which has been distributed broadly in spanish and english to highlight the dangers of the jourp any and to emphasize there are no free passes at the other end. we are stressing the deferred action of childhood arrivals does not apply to children arriving now or in the future in the united states and that to be considered for, individuals must have continually resided in the united states since june 2007, seven years ago. we're making clear that the earned path

throughout the central american countries, in particular el salvador, honduras in also guatemala -- and also gat ma'ama, to get people -- gatal mahan, to get people who are often already in the united states, to save up money, send to down to central america, to the tune of the lowest number that i pick up is $4,000 a head, on up to $5,000, $6,000, $7,000, $,000, maybe even $9,000, for the coyotes toness transport an illegal alien into the united states. and they are coming into america in the southern tip of texas and rio grande valley sector of the border and numbers that work out this way. the unaccompanied alien children, u.a.c.'s as they are known as and referred to sometimes as unaccompanied juveniles, unaccompanied alien juveniles, number this way, this fiscal year from october 1 until june 15, 57,000 u.a.c.'s, unaccompanied alien children, 57,000. that number is surely grown to over 60,000, probably over 70,000, predicted to go to 90,000 for this fiscal year. the peak of this thing seems to have passed behind us. we're either in a temporary lull or we've seen the peak behind us. but in a

. >> steve, specifically, what is going on in honduras, gat malla and el salvador?the opening which is violence. if you look at the statistics on the murder rate in these three countries it's really quite remarkable. the red line here is honduras. you can see they have gone from about 3,000 murders per hundred thousand people to 7,000 murders per hundred people. guatemala had a similar increase. >> is this all driven by the drug trade? >> it's driven by drug trade, human trafficking. just gang violence, all kinds of stuff. let me put in this perspective for you. in honduras you had 1 in 14 chance of being murdered in the city of new york, you have a 1 in 25,000 chance of being murdered. and so it must be -- i can't even imagine what it must be like to be in a place like that. >> let's repeat that again. if you live in new york city you have 1 in 25,000 chance of being murdered. if you live in honduras, 1 in 14 chance. that is remarkable. >> as we said earlier it's a refugee krcrisis. it isn't a function of policy or change in the number of border agents available. w

this is the gat mall land side.o go from one country to other, including the people who want to end up in the yooits. what they do, not miles or hours away, right next to the legal border crossing wer here are people who are walking across this river to get from guatemala to mexico. they walk, they swim, they also take rafts to illegally cross. and what's amazing is no one at this border station, either the mexican officials or the guatemalain officials don't give them a look. we're going to show you what happens. right under where you can legally kros, this is where you illegally cross, right under the border station. this is the raft, the wood. we paid the equivalent of $1.30. we're going to go along on this raging rafting trip. can i go with you? what you should know is these people, they tell us they are not planning to go to the united states. they just want to go to mexico. we ready? okay. everyone here is quiet. you got to duck your head so you don't get decapitated by the rope. we've crossed the internationa

if we would take a military airplane and put a couple hundred gat malans on it, for example, unaccompanied minors, send that plane down the runway and up into the air, if the president picks up the phone and calls the president of guatemala and says, be on the tarmac in two hours, you're going to have 200 of your kids that are going to arrive there and you should greet them. that's what a leader does. send them back. if you do that and do that and do that, eventually they stop coming. because they will know they're actually coming back and they'll know that the money is waste thed. it's not happening -- wasted. it's not happening. but this president is not going to secure this border, mr. speaker. he's demonstrated that. we have 2 1/2 more years of this president. and whatever we do in this congress, we can't make him secure the border. we can't make him do it, the congress doesn't have the authority to do that. there's only two constitutional provisions that can force the president to do anything and we've tried them both within the last 15 years or so. and neither one of them are proven

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