spell prison p-r-i-z-o-n. these emotions aren't good for me in here. they're not helping me. at's weakness, i don't want to show it. i'm so scared to let those people see who i really am. so scared maybe they'll make fun of me for it or hate me for it. tattooed up gangster who cries in his cell every night. >>> coming up -- >> how can you even remotely be able to justify that to me? you better hope he don't die. >> is he still in the hospital? >> yes. >> reality sinks in for the two assailants. and for lester stokes. >> you're the most beautiful girl in the world and nothing could ever change that. you're special, baby girl. i love you with all my heart. the life behind it. ♪ those who have served our nation have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. gummy multivitaminrst ever from centrum. a complete, and tasty new way to support... your energy... immunity... and metabolism like never before. centrum multigummies. see gummies in a whole new light. creepi

. >> i think in-- i i know who z yes, i was enraged so i asked her the question. >> you were enraged. >> correct. >> reporter: he had had misgivings about his boss before. a disorganized assembly line of patients and a reckless use of chemo. monica flagg's case was just too much. days after maunglay reported it to a superior fata was under arrest. more than 500 patients had been victimized with chemotherapy they didn't need or expensive doses far too extreme for them to handle. >> how did it feel when you heard he got arrested. >> i feel very satisfied that at least this has stopped. i think he's guilty the most cruel thing a human being can do to another human beingment i try to be a very forgiving person but that is not today yet. >> prosecutors say it was all about the money, scott. dr. fata abused his patients so he could fleece medicare and private insurers of some $34 million. he has pleaded guilty to multiple counts of money laundering conspiracy and health-care fraud and he will be sentenced tomorrow. dean ren ols with the key interyou have tonight dean thanks very much. >> sy

i said, technically jay-z is your partner, isn't he? like, yeah, we own the spotted pig together. i think that is pretty cool that jay-z is interested in food. when you listen to jay-z's music, he talks about food all the time. >> he is fascinated by it, he loves it. he is not going to build a jay-z cheesesteak place. smart people invest in people that know what they're doing. if i was going to get into the computer business, i would call apple or dell. i wouldn't call my brother's cousin's friend's next-door neighbor who i heard had a good idea. [laughter] the smart business people are obviously paying attention and doing that. other people are just trying to capitalize. it is like putting your sticker on the commercial goods someone bought in china. that's one way to go, and none of them are wrong, but there is probably less longevity in the put your sticker on something you don't really understand. betty: owning and operating a restaurant is more than just about having the capital. it is a lot more complicated than that. tom: everybod

i have not seen a photograph of that. >> thank you mr. sanchez nothing any public comment on this item? >> good evening my name is eric burke werts b e r k w it z i live on pine street and with relations to the tweerldz i'll give an observation from the front my wife and i have been amazed at the way the twerlz maintain their house the house is in fact, at a pointing point of humor they do everything twice as well necessary take care of their garden it is perfect those are people that are not only an asset to the neighborhood their house is the jewel of the neighborhoods everyone or everything is in the height of taste never over dub and they spare no expensive i'm astonished of all the neighbors chuck and carol are drawn to task for not up to snuff i don't know the details i am giving you angle example the building next to it is really the eye sore of the neighborhood we view the front and rear of the house pelosi paint not well minced garage and tree is not well done the attitude of the neighborhood the view of the neighborhood is twerlz heirs the jewel the one on the corner it is no a slum is going too far it is simply not tentatively mainta

i can be put in a lie detector test and give me [inaudible] mr. campos office yesterday and showed all my evidence and have it from a-z. [inaudible] i never lie, i always tell the truth to [inaudible] board of supervisors now they are trying to do something to me. i live in fear. i have every [inaudible] >> thank you very much sir. thank you your time is up. next speaker please >> good evening [inaudible] san francisco. this is [inaudible] i was walking in savannah past a church [inaudible] my sympathy awakened and a wonder quickly grew till i found my self seated in a church pew. out front a couple sat in [inaudible] in the casket was a child. i can picture him while living [inaudible] i seen perhaps a thousand in my [inaudible] southern trips. then rose a [inaudible] and he said, don't be wheeping for this pretty bit of clay for the little boy who lived there has gone and run away. the lord didn't give you that baby by 100 thousand miles, she thought you needed sun shine and lent him for a while and he [inaudible] are just interest on the [inaudible] and don't criticizing the one that knows the best. given many [inaud

z >> well i think it's worth noting that most of the refugees are not in refugee camps, they are in hostties. a small fraction are in the camps like the one you were filming. the biggest changes in the last year are the fact that aid is -- is drying up. so if you look at jordan the world food program as of august will stop providing rations to refugees, the services they have provided are increasingly inaccessible to the refugees so from the perspective of a refugee, this is people that have fled extreme levels of violence they have less and less from international organizations. they have less ability to access services from neighboring governments, and in many cases they are unable to work so it's either illegal for them to work or they don't have the status to allow them to access employment. so the options are increasingly constrained and limited. i think that has been the major shift over the last year. >> daniel joining us from beirut. thank you. >>> israel's prime minister says the country is working to get back two citizens it says are being held in gaza. authorities say at least

i want to acknowledge brian parker and the other gentlemen that spoke on behalf of 100 black men of san francisco and oakland in support of the resolution z hope you will join us. it a community collaborative effort and hope i can count on your support >> colleagues can we take this item same house same call? without objection the resolution adopted unanimously >> item 35 is motion to approve a final map 8005 a 5 residential units condo minium project located at 135 breno visty a west >> we continued this last week because we [inaudible] the owners had not offered a life time lease the tenet so we continue to try to resolve the sicherationment that life time slees now offered so we can move forward with item 35 >> colleagues item 35 same house same call? without objection the motion is approved unanimously. colleagues or madam clerk would you please read the in memoriam >> todays meeting will be adjourned in member of the following beloved individuals. on behamp of supervisor cohen for mr. [inaudible] and at the suggestion of supervisor kim and supervisor yee on behalf 2406 entire board of supervisors for the 9 lives slain in the shooting

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so every time the question is posed up out how the internet has changed xy or z, i think i think it really depends on the individual. perhaps this was just merely an expression of what they were doing before and now this is a new platform. perhaps perhaps it hasn't changed anything at all. one thing we were talking about before was this idea of an increase in this kind of anonymity and post edward snowden there was a big push to encrypt everything to make sure everyone can be anonymous on the internet essentially from the government. i'm just curious what you think about this idea on the one hand we have activists who say we need to encrypt things and increase privacy and then on the other hand you have government and law enforcement who say this is making it harder to tax catch terrorists and child pornographers. >> they are both right. they are both right because encryption systems and technology do increase privacy online but it's used by both the good guys and the bad but guys in a very similar way. you can't undermine undermine the systems that are used. for example the browser or tex

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is a quality of this guy that is just unbelievable and, you know, i don't want to speculate is he motivated by a nobel prize or x y or z. i think since his vietnam experience he's believed strongly in diplomacy, that there have to be non-military ways of solving problems and i think he brings that sincerity to it. but, again, whether or not you agree with the methodology or his thinking you have to sort of sit back and watch this guy who's not a young guy with a kind of awe. >> rose: congressman one last quick question for you, if this works, it's an his historic agreement? >> yes, but so was the north korean framework agreement, that was historic, but it failed and the same individuals who worked on that agreement -- wendy sherman, i remember some of our debates on the time, i was on the committee, and i remember the views of john kerry at that time, they were wrong and north korea obtained a nuclear weapon as a result. so there's a lot consequential about this and that's what congress will have to look into. >> rose: i'm going to be here. i can't wait. all this is intriguing to me, including, david thanking you and a

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as a rument i decided to dedicate my life to serve as youth children z families so they don't have to fall in the same steps or fall through the cracks like i did as a immigrant to the country. since 2007 i have been worked in community youth center of san francisco starting as [inaudible] and a case manager. now, i am a project director for community youth center and luckily i move forward for the [inaudible] throughout the years i have been working in the city of san francisco. i serve the most vulnerable population not only for the asian population but for all population in the city of san francisco dealing with violence prevention i street outreach and dealing with services for the perpetrator as well as the victim. i gonet how many times i went to general hospital to help victims identify bodies or how many funerals for the african americans shot down due to thoracism we still experience today. i don't know how many times i talk to the families and parents who lost the son squz daughters and they are crying for a systematic change. dcys is a organization that is the leading for e

joan: what about plan z?i don't know. john: since we don't have the retribution, is it reasonable to then think about the lack of a more militaristic retribution punishment? is that a plan b that doesn't work? gary: it's absolutely essential to understand there was not going to be a major military presence in the former confederacy. even republicans in congress were not going to vote the money for that the people weren't interested in it. they -- the government's budget went to $1.3 billion in 1865 and that wasn't going to happen. part of the question is what can you do with the u.s. army that only has 50,000 soldiers in it. any huge proportion of them are deployed to the west? i think the amendments are a way to do a great deal when you know you are not going to do -- certain options really aren't options. in a true occupation, i think is really not an option. we use that word lightly when i think we talk about a postwar occupation. they are united states soldiers there, african american soldiers, white soldiers, but the

i mean ben z. come on. you could eat him with a spoon. and she's got nick and shawn. oing to go. i did love ben z. too. >> there will be a ben. that is my prediction. a ben to discuss next time. >> jen weiner, you have been nothing short of fantastic. >> a highlight. >> come back. the smartest girl in showbiz, that one. what do you want, kaitlyn to end up with nick or shawn? vote now. why not, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! and "the bachelorette" finale airs next monday, 8:00, 7:00 central. we will be having a girl watching ice cream eating party with cupcakes. okay, we won't. jen's brand-new novel "who do you love?" comes out august 11th. and we know for jen, it's ben. >>> right now, though, let's get out to ginger. >> we're chilling out here with popsicles and ice cream. new york city is hot. out west they are not as hot thanks to the cloud cover and the rain showers. look at what's happening or what did happen. remember, we had that flash flooding in parts of california. this was near riverside. well, today, you'll still have showers from >> good morning, i am met

i have been dealing with a lot of caizs from a-z 1520 years ago. ps in this arrangement here at city hall, i call silly hall. it demonstrates it in the paper today with our enforcement and those departments who don't work together so the department heads miss out on a critical situation. let's go back to the community and enchts i worked with over 20 years as a community activist, no lodge longer that, as a business man and communications of fact waelt. let's go down the lane of in the past to where we are now and these players involved with usual business here in san francisco. only ones i have anything good to say about is mgm with their good work in the western addition in the past. i look at other what i call violators. there is no mystery, all you do is check the history. i'm not up here to impress you but to impress on you, this is a new era ladies and gentlemen. i don't have time for eras. we have department of public works in my community. some things they do don't work and it is a little gray area of would you say are they violations or doi

i don't find marco rubio or jeb bush to paternal. now would you like to make a point z point? >> i don't think you're latino. i think you're an american. >> what am i? >> you're an american just like me and everybody else in this country who is here legally. >> i am an american. america is my home, i'm an american who was born in nick w rag what. naturalized under ronald reagan's -- now you've lectured me on how i should feel as a republican. now you've lectured me on what i'm hedging me and lectured me about what i am, do you have an actual point? >> are you not an american, ana? >> respond? >> are you not an american? >> did i not just say i'm an american citizen? i'm a proud naturalized american. >> there are no latinos in this country. there are no african-american -- >> you're the one that brought up the term but go right ahead. >> we are all americans. >> uh-huh. >> and that's what we're talking about here. and we've got a lot of people who believe very strongly and you saw those people with donald trump over the weekend whose family members have been killed and they were

i didn't see before coming to the atlantic. the other thing as a journalist you don't always have opportunity. even if you would say x, y and z you don't necessarily have the opportunity to say it. >> i want to get into some of the tougher parts of the book that some people might not read about but need to and that is the contradiction between this idea of american exceptionalism and our actual history. >> right. >> and this goes to part of the conversation we had on "meet the press" a little while back that we don't even have an honest assessment of what the civil war is about in our public schools. so there's contradiction between american exceptionalism and reality, when the reality undermines the idea of american exceptionalism so what do we do? >> one of the things at the heart of the book is what does it mean to love your country. if you love your country do you have to love your country in such a way that your country always is right, that your country always has been right. i would go further and say there are no flaws that go down to the bone of your country, but any student of world history knows that all countries

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i think a by-product of that x, y and z has been limiting options for plans in order to offer lower prices. that's why we're seeing some of the higher cost sharing in the plans. so, i think that to the extend that plans can do a better job explaining the nuances and the difference in their coverage that will be very important. but i think limiting choices is probably the opposite direction at least that i would say we should go because health care is so personalized. it's becoming increasingly personalized. as we develop those cures and therapies for cancer, cardiovascular disease, things benefiting from preventive medicine, we should go the opposite way. >> i would agree with that. even though i talk about how some consumers can be overwhelmed with choice. we do like our choices. everybody's in a different situation and also there are threshold on risks really varies. again, the solution is or the answer is, how do you present those choices? >> i mean, you were talking about the framework for choice and presumably there are standards for the optimal size of the choice universe for individ

of this scenario is probably the article i wrote a couple years ago that you can find on the internet pretty easily. it's an analysis of the second verse of jay-z'slems. i wrote that ft. general public hoping they would read it. the officer that just commented is absolutely right as i think was the previous officer. the rules on the use of deadly force to stop somebody from fleeing are very clear. and they were established in tennessee v.garner. you have to reasonably believe that the use of deadly force is necessary to prevent the risk of death or serious bodily injury to yourself or somebody else. and the -- the emphasis is on the term reasonable which is why these camera -- the body camera ands dashboard cameras are so useful in these cases. the prosecutor and ultimately the jury are going to have to look at this and see whether or not the officer's claimed fear assuming he asserts that at trial, that he was in danger of death or serious bodily injury and needed to use deadly force to prevent that was reasonable. that is why the cameras are so useful here. they allow for an objective perspective and do not force us to rely on accounts without

i care. >> you really think she picked the wrong two. >> ben z. w i feel. what do you think? >> i think that's probably the way it's going to go. i did love ben z. too. >> there will be a ben. that is my prediction. a ben to discuss next time. >> general wiener you have been nothing short of fantastic. smartest girl in showbiz. that one. what do you want kaitlyn to end up with nick or shawn. vote now. why not, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! and "the bachelorette" finale airs next monday 8:00 7:00 central. we will be having a girl watching ice cream eating party with cupcakes. okay we won't cry. jen's brand-new novel "who do you love?" comes out august 11th. for "jeopardy" we know it's again. >> handing out ice cream. new york city is hot. out west they are not as hot thanks to the cloud cover and rain showers. look at what's happening or what did happen. remember we had that flash flooding in parts of california. this was near riverside. today you still have showers from the remnants of what was hurricane dolores. up in the jacqui: the worst of t

ivan cabrera, you and i both wish we were there z it looks fantastic out there. >> talk to us about hower and the water conditions really do, i guess, they can be an enticement for shark activity or does it not impact things? >> we have to be vigilant. it is their habitat, obviously, and just use common sense. some of the things that may have contributed to this earlier than unusual shark bite season. the warmer the normal ocean temperatures could have gotten this started a little bit earlier here. we also have some theories of water salinity going up. less fresh water going into the ocean. that may be a factor. a decreased food source from overfishing. these are some theories. we do know that for the carolinas, generally, five to seven shark bites this the entire year. so far, we have had 11. no question about it? >> it is an unusual year and it is certainly higher than what we normally get. we are just at the beginning of beach season here. >> the dos, swim near lifeguard. swim in groups be vigilant dress in dull colors. don't swit near piers, don't swim at night. don't wear shiny jew

i have not seen a photograph of that. >> thank you mr. sanchez nothing any public comment on this item? >> good evening my name is eric burke werts b e r k w it z i live on pine street and with relations to the tweerldz i'll give an observation from the front my wife and i have been amazed at the way the twerlz maintain their house the house is in fact at a pointing point of humor they do everything twice as well necessary take care of their garden it is perfect those are people that are not only an asset to the neighborhood their house is the jewel of the neighborhoods everyone or everything is in the height of taste never over dub and they spare no expensive i'm astonished of all the neighbors chuck and carol are drawn to task for not up to snuff i don't know the details i am giving you angle example the building next to it is really the eye sore of the neighborhood we view the front and rear of the house pelosi paint not well minced garage and tree is not well done the attitude of the neighborhood the view of the neighborhood is twerlz heirs the jewel the one on the corner it is no a slum is going too far it is simply not tentatively maintai

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but you have mike huckabee taking on jay-z and beyonce. and its are important. >> the roots is like the blue note jazz hip hop group. they got erykay badu on one of the records. if anything they are one of the most conscious groups and they have one of the top five hip hop love songs of all time with "you got me." >> and kay you also are the music head. can i say that on television. >> sure. >> we have this endless debate how republicans establish cultural credential. and marco rubio constantly talks about rap, and wu tang and 2 pac and lately electronic dance music. david david guetta. >> he had a moment where he'sed a a foam party and the foam discolored his shoes and he decided that going out in partying in south beach was not the life for him and he wanted to really commit to family. >> that was his moment chris. >> that is not true. >> is that a true thing? >> that is a true thing. >> a foam party. >> but everyone has a moment. >> but they all have their moments in the 90s. >> but there is something to be said for having a legitimate relati

let's say you have a stock at $7 it could be any number but i'm going to do a z easy numbers. now i have seven shares worth $1. you haven't made any money or lost any money. it gives the stock room to grow again, more people can afford to buy at that lower price. >>> i can't not talk about greece. the parliament votes today whether to accept the european bailout. remember the greek people voted no less than two weeks ago to a different deal. >>> also today a big announcement from the international monetary fund is it let by christine lagrande. in fact the imf says if the eurozone won't agree to this it's just not going to work at all. the euro was not set up for this, and europe has to forgives greece's debt. >> i'm feeling like we need to queue up the old kenny rogers' song know when to fold 'em. >>> last night the city's board of supervisorsed tossed out legislation that would have put a 60-days limit on airbnb rentals. that law places no limits on people renting out rooms in homes that they occupy. despite that vote the debate continues an initiative to further limit rentals has