the ex-im bank has been around for decades. ronald reagan was for the ex-im bank. the ex-im bank is directly responsible for helping sell boeing aircraft made in south carolina. 70% of the production in south carolina is eligible for ex-im financing. and there are thousands of small businesses who benefit from manufactured products sold in the developing world through ex-im financing. would i like to live in a world where there were no ex-im banks? sure. but the world i'm not going to live in is where we shut ours down and china keeps theirs open. i'm not doing that. that's not trade. that's just idiotic. that's just unilateral surrender. come to south carolina, tell the people at boeing and all their suppliers and go to greenville to the g.e. plant that hires thousands of south carolinians and all of their small business suppliers, why it's a good idea for america to shut down a bank that makes money for the taxpayer that allows us to be competitive. how you think that's a good way to grow our economy. tell those people who have got good jobs in south carolina who

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ex-im is one of those tools. trade promotion authority and trade agreements such as the transpacific partnership are another. we cannot turn our back on american workers. we have a responsibility as a nation to break down every barrier we can so our businesses can reach the global middle class. because every sale an american firm loses out on means that good paying jobs aren't going to texas, california or chippewa falls. instead, they're slipping thousands of miles away. at ex/im our role is to supportexporters but at our core we're about u.s. jobs. these are private sector jobs, the fruit of free enterprise, evidence of america's ability to compete in the global marketplace. we measure our success not just by the numbers of jobs but by the families made stronger by each of them. how will america keep writing those stories notice coming age. we've talked about the exploration ahead of us. we know that export jobs pay up to 18% more making that progress real for more american families. and we also know that as de

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im joined by brad stone who wrote about it for bloomberg businessweek.s the city council favoring linkedin over google? >> nothing specifically but the city of mountain view and other cities in silicon valley look for economic diversity. they don't want to put all of their eggs in the baskets of one -- company, they are also interested in reducing traffic congestion. as everyone knows, silicon valley is a mess right now. mountain valley has created this artificial limit on the amount of space that can be developed. it is not like google's land was awarded to linkedin. it just means they have to pursue other avenues to develop these incredible pictures that you are seeing. emily: let's talk about the googleplex as it is planned. it is pretty special. what is so special about it? >> all of these silicon valley companies are trying to rethink their relationship with their surroundings. google is going with a couple of incredible european architects very much directed by larry page , the ceo. emily: and there is just one floor. >> they have these huge canopi

i will remain where im. -- where im. -- i am. what does that mean? he is friendly. all people feel comfortable with him. i remember when in the first celebration in st. peter's square he went in the middle of the people and on the one side there were the vip people and we meet a little child. he stopped. so this is the style of pope francis. in my opinion, it has to be the style of the church. at the beginning of this millennium, we have to show to the others the message of god. charlie: how is he changing the church? archbishop paglia: so more famig lia. less structure. our real structure is humanity. our real mission is to touch the other with our hands, with our love, with our passion. a desire to change in a better way a world really sad without joy. often, i meet people not so happy. happiness and friendship helping each other. our common dreams. charlie: i understand he is also trying to change rome, the vatican, the curia. archbishop paglia: once, i said to the pope, holy father, [speaking italian] -- you change the curia. you change our lifestyle. because he

so if you are heading up to tahoe the passes likely im packed. need to take the chain with you. tomorrow morning starts out with heavy cloud cover. mid 40's to the low 50's. not too terribly cold and then for the afternoon we keep the breezy conditions going not nearly as wind as today. 59 in san francisco. 64 oakland. mid 60's santa rosa. nap a.fremont. out towards the livermore san jose year. upper 60's. apartment i don't care fairfield up in the 70's. temperatures will remain below average for this time of year. we took leaccu-weather 7 day forecast showers for your thursday. maybe some thunder. could see a lingering shower early on friday then after that we good with a dry and slitly milder pattern for the upcoming weekend at least around the bay and inland temperatures will come rate back up then early next week upper 50's to low 60's at the coast to mid 70's inland but at least we take away a little bit of the wind. take the edge off the chill outside. that would be nice. >> fv still to come on 7 news at 9. upcoming closure of the parkway. why it won't happen on a holiday

. >>> protests of police violence and race im, thing premier league race is over, victory for chelsea. first, two gunmen have been killed after the open fire, outside an event of car toonling the prophet muhammed. >> we prepared for something like this simply because there were additional officers that were hired for this event by the school district. we had talks with them, in preparing for this event. in case something like this hatched. >> well, we can go live now to our reporter heidi zhou-castro. near the scene of the shooting. heidi, what is the latest you have for us? >> this shooting happened in mere seconds. there was no description given of these two suspects. we know their bodies are still bethe car which they used to come to the parking lot where they opened fire, hitting one security officer in the ankle. that officer has since been discharged from the hospital. but again there's nothing on motive nothing on description of the suspects. the police have evacuated a perimeter around the complex,ing a neighborhood and sthopg shoapg complex. shopping complex. the group that w

. >> the fact that this bill will increase vaccination rates and im paragraph the protection of every child against life threatening and preventable disease i think is our common gochlt we are heading in that direction. >>reporter: bill could go to the state senate floor as early as thursday. lee ann, abc 7 news. >>> the emergency landing at lax today. united express jet came in on its belly when the landing gear failed. passengers on board are praising the pilot for how to handle the crisis. brandy hid has the story. >> tense moment for passengers on board this sky west flight t.live television feed captured the landing as the plane left wing scraped the runway at los angeles international airport. the jet skidding for 30 seconds down on the belly after the landing gear failed. >> pl appears no left fight video taken by passenger shows emergency response fight happened very fast. no time to fight i was thinking of my family and kid. >> jet coming in from monterey california dumped the fuel over the ocean and passengers brace for impact but none of the 43 people on board suffered seri

oakland city inspectors plan to check the plumbing at im-- empeer your towers. drinking water tested positive for bacteria, commonly found in sewage. tenants were bussed to a hotel last night. leaks were found, signs of black mold and unfinished repairs. >> i'm really grossed out. i've been bathing and brushing my teeth with it. >> we chose to shut the building down, red tag it. they will do a chlorination on the building. >> they are doing everything they can to resolve the problem. tenants won't be allowed back for sometime as it will take days before the water is safe it drink. >>> people in the east bay may notice changes in the taste and smell to their water there. was a rash of complaints after tap water left a bad taste. why is it changing? because of our drought. east bay said it plans to cleaning how this draws water from one of its reservoir. instead of cold snow melt, the agency said it will draw warmer water from the service. the tap water will likely taste and smell differently as a result. >>> caltrans is warning people of closures because of the s

sunni political ngos and even some sunni institutions that support these refugees, or these displaced im impirian. we are talking about the whole security situation in baghdad and also in iraq, there is a real infiltration of i.s.i.s. inside not only the sunni area but also inside the shia area, the shia governed areas. it cannot be stopped by only security measurements. it also can be stopped by political issues, by political institutions of the sunni more sharing the decision inside the cabinet, inside the iraqi cabinet and that's why it started from ten years there is no real responsible government for the iraqis for the whole rakes. >> mr. rashi let's go back to what you were saying about the humanitarian crisis. i.s.i.l. seems to be creating the humanitarian crisis and they're allowed to exploit it as well, because the government isn't doing enough to specifically address the humanitarian crisis, to i have that right? >> yes yes right but then the government has its own responsibility to have the plans to stop such harsh normal responsibility of the any government in the world. but

an ims bomber killed 21 people in a similar attack in saudi arabia. >> the kremlin is redoubling its efforts to censor free stream -- to censor free speech. >> as our correspondent in moscow found arts groups are coming under fire as well. reporter: a look at the government's crackdown on russia's opposition. the police threatened to close the theater, claiming the building was unsafe. it is a clear case of government intimidation. >> we are an independent private theater that finances reductions with its own money. now we don't know what is going to happen. >> activists say it is all part of a new round of crackdowns on freedom of speech in russia. president putin has declared the reporting of military cashel teases illegal. activists are putting on the conflict in eastern ukraine could face jail terms of to 20 years. boris nemtsov was working on a report dealing with russian casualties when he was killed in february. his murder is still unsolved. >> the new decree is designed to put pressure on civil society. you can't talk about it. >> they were able to finish their performance. t

. >> that's fantastic that they caught im. i'm curious how they came about finding him. it is just amazing jerk. >> i'm grateful they caught him it is shocking that it happened to close to the school and everything. >> he is being charged with multiple counts of burglary attempted sexual assault, and false imprisonment. >> i checked the database and he is not registered as a registered sexual predator police say they don't know when he will be arraigned. i'm damien trujillo. >>> a well known political consultant and lawyer has been arrested for child pornography. enrique pearce is charged with having stolen property and child pornography. he founded a law firm. >> new fallout in san francisco stemming from the police texting scandal. many suspected that criminals are free to go. eight cases are free to go. the cases are linked to the officers linked to the racist text messages. they're looking to see if the officers played a role in the wrong physical prosecutors because of their bias. they sent racist and homophobic texts four years ago. several have been fired or reass

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ims said new expensive treatments sparked that increase. the company said we could be spending nearly $150 billion on cancer drugs in 2018. >>> are you having a hard time following doctor's orders? you might want to try shared medical appointments. patients who suffer from the same chronic diseases meet with doctors, dietitians and pharmacists during a 90-minute session. patients are not alone as they talk about losing weight, lowering cholesterol and living with type two diabetes. it shouldn't take the place of your one-on-one doctor's exams. >>> weekly group bike rides in boston are postponed right now. the reason that cyclists are no longer taking part in the tuesday rights in arlington county. our news partner wtop says it's simply too popular. drivers in the area said that increasing number of cyclists is dangerous. organizers are hoping that the county will renew the permit for the weekly event but not looking good. >>> find a way to share the road but already full of cars and traffic. you want to make it safe. >> hey, a live look out

peter: this is my eighth show, so im generally here as journalists, seeing this happening. this year i was also on the other side of the fence where i was part of the book club. they have some technology books they showcase here at the show. i was fortunate enough to be selected. i'm on both sides of the fence here. post: thanks for being on the program -- host: thanks for being on the program. the communicators is on location at ces international, the technology and trade show held every years in las vegas. one of the areas we are looking at is the new technology area and start up companies. we want to introduce you to -- the company is called i skn. what do you make? >> we reached -- [indiscernible] we had the prototype. two days ago we had to finish product. you can put in any paper or no book on it. it digitizes your drawing. >> this is the slate. you conjure anything you want here and it will immediately digitize onto your laptop or tablet? >> on your ipad, on your pc or mac. i can demonstrate here. i'm not a good draw or i'm going to use a template. with a real pen, j

among the major concern, the im impact on the wildlife in this area. we've already seen birds coated in oil, crabs still in jeopardy the pipeline that burst was built in 1991. and thoroughly inspected just two weeks ago but the results have not yet been analyzed from that most recent inspection. and we'll have more on our morning show "today in the bay." >>> an elderly san francisco woman is attacked in broad day light. they're looking for the person who attacked her and the person who helped her. without that good samarten this case may never be solved. >> reporter: that's true and that's why san francisco police are reaching out to anyone who was in china town may 10th that's mother's day. we don't even know where this crime took place but someone does. >> i would say near death would be the closest way of describing the conditions. she has maybe a day left. >> that's her on death's door in a san francisco hospital tonight. she had just gotten off the bus when she was attacked by black woman. >> appeared very angry, was not sure of why she was angry.

. >> im noah goldstein and i am a freshmant the school of the arts. >> he was allowed to travel from his home to the school of the arts in san san ancisco. >> it is three four,ive hours a day with some of the most highly trained artists in the business. >> after tonight out of district students will thought be admitted into the prestigious school that focuses on dance music and theater. proponents say what starteds a way to brings in exceptionally talented students turned into a process without oversight and transpency. >> the school is about san francisco and we wanto draw from san francisco and encourage our premiere school of the arts to really make sure it is benefiting san francisco. >> theyay limiting admissions will dilute the school's pool of talent. >> you are going to creep on program because there are not enough kids in the city that have interest or enough for me toake them in. >> students who were accepted this spring will be admitted. after that the school of te arts will only be for students who live in the district. in san francisco alan wang, abc7 news. >> new drugs,

>>reporter: in some of the most im -- hundreds are holding last rites for their loved ones. this man's father died from heat stroke. he was 85. >> my father got sick because of the heat. he wasn't well for a few days. water didn't help. we then took him to the hospital but he died on the way. >>reporter: stories of illness and death are being told across the area. despite the enormity, some doctors say they're equipped to deal with the growing health crisis. >> fluids and water and liquids is the basic medical treatment to treat sun stroke patients. that is enough for each care center. >>reporter: but in one district what's being described as an unprecedented heat wave has once again raised questions about an old problem. water supply. for communities across this area pools like these are an important source of water for farming and drinking but over the years, many of them have run dry leaving villages parched and desperate for alternatives. many are lucky if their taps run for more than an hour a day. residents have learned to live with very little. >> over time, our water

30% of the people are ethnic albanian and they want grairlt rights and frustrations happen because im make minute tasting has been slow. >>> the uk and germany have suspended the use after airport plane after one crash in spain the a 1400, is came down, and four crew members were killed. >>> celebrations have been taking place across russia, to mark 70 years since the end of world war ii. >>> fireworks lighting up the sky, were watched by pute tip and, chinese. many western leaders skipped the event because of the involvement in ukraine. >>> polls have opened, and the president, who is aligned with the right party is expected to be the frontrunner. his closest opponent is a conservative politician. if no candidate winds 50% there will be a runoff in may. >>> hundreds of anti austerity protests have confronted the policeth, they gathered outside of the headquarters on saturday, before marching on to 10 do youny street, they're up happy about touring victory. thursday's election saw huge gains for the scottish national party, and it lost, last september, won 56-59. the best they have ev

im: a lot of times, when created something new, it was a bit ahead of its time.hink a political party is something that grows over time. emily: if you are not extradited, what is next? kim: i think the case will go on for a long time. i have prepared myself for the -- that mentally. emily: what do you want your legacy to be? kim: i am working on something new that i am really excited about called meganet, an alternative internet. internet create a new that gives people power over the network rather than governments and corporations. emily: people have the power rather than companies? works, itay meganet turns every mobile device into a router, server and allows devices to create with each other to create a network that still utilizes the internet as a pipe, but fully encrypted. it is an internet completely run by the people, for the people, with all the capacity on your mobile device carrying the network. emily: how do you want to be remembered? kim: at the end, i want my children to look back at whatever there is to learn about me and be proud of me. emily: thin

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fast forward, and im am sitting here with you. am sitting here with you. emily: did you go from being fairly well-off to having nothing? chamath: we had nothing. i grew up on welfare until the age of 18. my first job, i made $55,000. i remember i showed that to my parents because they complained when i took this job. i took a job in finance because i saw this number. i told him afterwards, you have to realize i remember what it was like. i know for a fact when i saw your joint tax return, the most amount of money they had made was $32,000 combined. emily: three kids? chamath: three kids, lived above a laundry mat. two bedroom apartment. they grinded it out. they did everything. they put us into good schools. they found a way to give us music lessons. how do you do that on $32,000? emily: your mother was a housekeeper. chamath: she was always trying to better her english to take equivalency exams to become a nurse. unfortunately, that never happened for her. she was able to become a nurse's aide. my dad struggled to find a job, worked in a photocopy store f

> as craig explains it, a lot of farmers basically have their hands tide because they are so liver imed to the hilt on -- leveraged to the hilt on chicken houses. they have to pay for that and upgrades. keep in mind that a lot of poultry farmers have spare capacity, so they could drop a farm if they needed to. this is how craig explains it. >> to be clear, the conditions you saw on the farm, craig alleges is to the letter of what perdue describes, they decide what the farms will be right. >> exactly. they set the standard under which the chickens were raised. for example, when they dropped off the flock. in the house i was in, that was staffed with 28,500 chicks. there's no windows in the houses. that's because purdue, according walls. >>> what about the ag gag laws, we'll talk about that. would these types of laws preventing whistleblowers or people going into the farms and talking about what they see, would that prevent someone like craig going public. >> this is interesting. craig as a contract farmer he's not an employee, but in his whistleblower lawsuit he's claiming protection, on

im-oku molu al jazeera. >> burundi president pierre nkurunziza plans to rerun for president, formally registering his candidacy on friday. but the eu and the u.s. are urging for vote to be delayed. >>> euro zone ministers say progress is being made, but more time is meaded before it can release funds. greece's promise the repay $840 million on tuesday but the finance ministers want a rigorous assignment from finance ministers before they will release a loan of $8 billion to greece. sthaipsalexis tsipras president refused to resolve requests for austerity. >>> some important issues have been discussed in depth but more time is needed to bridge the remaining gaps and to remove a comprehensive agreement. we welcome in particular the intention of the greek shorts to accelerate the work with the institutions, with a view to achieve a successful and timely conclusion of review. >> the difference iss have been narrowing considerably. so when it comes to the fiscal plans for 2015 and beyond there has been some convergence that we can now speak of differences that fall within the realm of fisc

he was im bedd with occurred troops fearlessly fighting isis on the ground. with more than 40 million people the kurds are considered the world largest ethnic group without a country. >> -- they are progressive society with equal rights for women who fight right alongside the men. >> woman commander told me we make such a fuss about isis. they are not so good soldiers. quite easy for to us kill them t.if you know it's isis such a big name. within the 1 hour they manage to scare isis away it was amazing, >>reporter: one thing going for the women soldiers is that isis fighters believe if they are killed in battle bay woman they don't get into heaven and don't get the 72 virgins. stchlt. >> about this noise laughing matter. despite the look of organized military skill isis has taken over large sections ovtd middle east often brutalizing the weak or unarmed then broadcasting it to the world. >> . last summer killing of american journalist james foley an example of one. hit close to home he knew him and it could easily have been him being beheaded on the world sta

people that i know will be christian in a sense, or catholic in a sense, but resisting the label >>> im am you are work with young people. many are experiencing life away from home. are they trying to get out of that home faith and be less tied to the mosque less tied to weekly prayers, less observant than they were when they were kids? >> it depends on are you talking about immigrant american students or domestic coming from home or another state. number two, are they moving from the south to the north or north to the south. no doubt a campus we teach students to be critical of themselves critical of religion faith in general, but discover themselves. are they catholic are they muslim or jewish are they something else that we need to look into. and i find that experience of students on campus a search for seoul, who am i, am i comfortable being abled or comfortable being something else. it's a discovery experience. >> you noted the difference between native born and immigrant. how did it play out. how did you see it on campus. >> those that come to america to study tend to come from co

while i am here, i don't spend my time wishing i was at home and when im and wrong, i do not spend my time trying to wish i was in these the it is a privilege to serve. a two-year term goes by quickly. i think you should stop being a member when you are stepping on the house floor or walking in the capital where it loses that feeling, and you lose the appreciation for the history of the institution and for me, i really do enjoy that part of it, being able to walk into the united states capital. host: you mentioned the agenda on the list. three committee hearings to attend to. does it ever feel like, i cannot devote my all to this issue, this one committee meeting that i wish i could? rep. lee zeldin: there are so many issues, and there will never be enough time in the day to get as next deep --neck de ep in all of them. i will have a constituent come in, but until they walk and, i have never even heard of that proposal and then there is a next meeting, somebody pitching a proposal, which is the first time since being an office, and you might be here for a few months and a few years, a

. >>> la im pplementaciÓn de dapa sigue estancado en la corte hay una crisis en el sistema de inmigraciÓn en este paÍs. ¿quÉ estÁ pasando?. >>> efectivamente josÉ, desde el 2013 hay un incremento de 30% en casos estancados en el sistema. lo que pasa esencialmente, es que tenemos las prioridades completamente equivocadas y en vez de poner dinero, a tratar de procesar los casos. lo que hemos hecho es enfocar en arrestar, detener y encarcelar personas indocumentadas, sin darles un proceso legal. no es el proceso americano estadounidense y nosotros debemos estar, de verdad enfadados con nuestro gobierno. por el hecho de que ponen a detener y a arrestar a las personas pero no las pro cesan en el sistema. >>> tienen 3.000 casos cada uno para lidiar con esto ¿como hemos llegado a este momento, doctora?. >>> bueno, josÉ, ese es el problema si piensas en el hecho que un juez federal lleva rutinariamente al aÑo 500 casos. estos jueces 3.000 casos, hay una crisis completa, hay falta de jueces, falta de abogados, no se proveen abogados a las personas. que estamos tratando de botar de este paÍs. efect

record rainfall made highways im impassable impassable. >> i tried to open the door and it wouldn't openent for the windows, and then i got on the roof and they came over and helped me out. >> reporter: houston is america's fourth largest city and nearly every part of it was swamped with water. and a cassette with a woman's body inside unearthed from a nearby cemetery. >> i didn't even know what was happening. i was kind of a little scared because i was like what the heck. >> reporter: this is a major under pass that has been shut down because it was totally 234r50ded. i want to give you a sense of how high the water levels went. they went all the way up to the top of this retaining wall. people say they have not seen flooding this bad for decades. because of flooding 46 counties have been put on states of emergency. in the town of wimbley several people are still missing and presumed dead. and people are on urge hoping it won't be another night of scenes like this. >>> the u.s. military commanders are trying to found out why samples of anthrax was accidentally sent to south korea and th

these days depending on four own politics it's common to throw terms like leftist around as a sinnon im someone i don't agree with or someone i don't like ditto for fash fashionist socialist. if i could write a description for political reporters, including for me i remembered that we describe track and test what candidates say they do rather than fall for labels they pay themselves. if we didn't fall for the labels politicians and voters probably wouldn't use them quite so much and they wouldn't be quite so meaningless. thank you for joining us for "inside story" see you next type of i'm ray suarez. >>> one of the world's heritage sites at risk of destruction, i.s.i.l. fighters gaining control of the ancient ruins of palmyra. >>> welcome to al jazeera america live from headquarters in doha. coming up, malaysia's navy begins searching for boats full of migrants stranded at s >>> california's governor declared a state of emergency after a pipeline dumps thousands of litres of oil into the pacifi

these days, depending on four own politics, it's common to throw terms like leftist around as a sinnon im for someone i don't agree with or someone i don't like, ditto fashionist, socialist. if i could write a description for political reporters, including for me, i remembered that we describe, track and test what candidates say they do rather than fall for labels they pay themselves. if we didn't fall for the labels, politicians and voters probably wouldn't use them quite so much, and they wouldn't be quite so meaningless. thank you for joining us for "inside story" see you next type of, i'm ray ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ hello, welcome to the news hour i'm jane in doha and coming up, in 60 minutes people in burundi are dying and now the camps have run out of space. i.s.i.l. fighters see the last reigning government border post between syria and iraq. island votes in europe's first referendum on same sex

,im: music defies stereotypes but the data is powerful and productive.: are you playing music anymore? tim: i went cold turkey when i founded the company. i did not have time for anything and needed a break. it was years away from the piano. i have had the itch for a while and then back into it. emily: what is next for tim westergren? tim: i want to get back into composing, which is my real passion. and then i would really like to see pandora as a platform to really have a positive social impact. emily: pandora in 10 years, where will it be? tim: it will be global, for one. it will have billions of people on it. i think it will also change what it means to be a musician. and i remember in my early 30's thinking, i feel so much pressure to quit music and go get a job, because i was not making enough money. and i know a lot of musicians who went through that. the vast majority do. and that is a huge loss for our society, because artists do not get to keep making art. it is true of all forms of art. what if music was a more stable career? maybe tens of thou

these days, depending on four own politics, it's common to throw terms like leftist around as a sinnon im for someone i don't agree with or someone i don't like, ditto fashionist, socialist. if i could write a description for political reporters, including for me, i remembered that we describe, track and test what candidates say they do rather than fall for labels they pay themselves. if we didn't fall for the labels, politicians and voters probably wouldn't use them quite so much, and they wouldn't be quite so meaningless. thank you for joining us for "inside story" see you next type of, i'm ray >>> on "america tonight" - he was on board before decriminalizing was cool. correspondent adam may with the smoak. >> how do you think the war on baltimore? >> i think that the way in which the country conducted the war on good. >>> is cutting class a crime? it is in texas, where "america tonight"s lori jane gliha found more than 100,000 kids

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probable cause for her charging them, marilyn mosby charging them with that particular charge of false im privilegement, clear. >> i want to bring in doug gansler, a former attorney general of maryland and a former assistant u.s. attorney with prosecutorial experience. doulg, you were on the program the other night. and you felt that there, at that point, because of the switch blade, that there was probable cause for arresting freddie gray. if there was no switch blade, does that probable cause disappear 12347. >> maybe. clearly from what we do know at this point, this is a man that was known to the police. he had ten convictions, two pending cases, was in a high drug area. there was reason there to chase him and stop him. not to arrest him. and then when they do stop him, was it resisting arrest, what was in his pockets? we don't know because we haven't heard from any of the police officers at this point. we have heard from the prosecutor. she has charged these officers for a number of things. it does seem like she threw the book at them. they haven't been indicted even by a grand jury a

was i too loud or too angry or too im mass could you lading.uch of a mom, not enough of a career woman. >> we'll take that up with the roundtable in just a moment but let me start with you, gwen and let's talk about hillary clinton staking out her position on immigration this week to the left saying she would go even further with executive action than president obama has. >> if you look at what the clinton have been doing, she has been under fire not only because of e-mails and benghazi but because of the handling of the clinton foundation and what they thought they were going to do this week was have hillary and bill clinton in africa showing the good work of the clinton global initial forgive which there is much good work and have hillary in washington or nevada talking about substance. she talked last week about mass incarceration, about immigration, she's talked about gay marriage and gay rights. she's going to focus on the substance. they're going to focus on saying this is very unfair what's happened to us we do good work. it didn't exact

im 10 >> item 10 resolution to authorize the mayors office of housing and community dwept to expanld a 2 million dollar grant from cl department of huzing and development local trust fund program >> same house and call. this resolution is adopted unanimously. >> item slaev resolution to aaprove for purpose thofz inturnt revenue code section 14 saerfb f the ixiance and sale by the california enterprise development authority in the amount of 25 million to finance or refinance inacquisition, construction naur naur k-12 educational facilities to be owned and operated or leased and operated by the urban school of san francisco >> without objection this resolution sudopted unanimously. >> item 12 resolution to authorizegeneral manager of the recreation and park to execute a 15 year lease with glen ridge nursery school in glen canyon park for a annual base rent of 26 thousand in rent credits up to 25 thousand following compleeshz of roof replacement for the term of june 6, 2015 through june 2030 >> i'm excited this is before us today. the resolution would allow the reck and park department