lou: it is, and not just happening at epa we heard the same about ina ina bill -- inability to hold accountable individuals in irs and secrets service the list goes on. american people have to be document founded watching -- dumfounded watching that you hold hearings, you look at leaders they admit they are screw ups and you know, just sets up another hearing nothing ever happens. ever! >> i for one and are not going to stop where nothing happens we had a couple of hearings, i have introduced legislation you would think we would not need to act to say if somebody is viewing pornography or sexually harassing a female, that person had 17 different accounts, nothing happened to him he was allowed to retire with full benefit. enough is enough. we have a lot of great federal workers, but when agency heads are not willing to deal with it, heads need to roll in my opinion. we will hole them accountable. >> i want to turn to the gyrocopter and your colleague. saying that gyrocopter pilot who flew into capital lawn, undetected by radar. and radar operators said, he was lucky to be alive. that he should

. >> in august 2012 a solo act of defiance in the ukrainian capital of kiev gets ina in very hot waterssian punk rock group pussy riot who were arrested earlier that year for an unauthorized art performance in a moscow church. >> they did an action in the church. they were dancing and singing songs against the ideas of dictator. so we came, 17 of us, and i chainsawed this eight meter cross. >> destroying the cross which has stood on its site since 2004, forces ina to flee kiev during the night. >> i can't come back to kiev anymore. i will spend five years in jail. >> they moves to paris where she leads femin in several highly publicized actions in europe, including a loud and cold protest in davos. >> we came to ask what about us to show our impression and opinion about how is to be woman today in economic world? the most oppressed. we are. >> in a series of demonstrations against the catholic church and pope benedict. >> for us we are mad because our religion, our base are domination of male upon women. >> and in two seconds security services started to catch us and they arrested us.

war as fighters has proved the strength of women yet those yoms are in a difficult positionwomen are inaifficult position today. >> reporter: the u.n. security council has adopted a position on women peace and prosperity, analysts say it looks good on paper but has major problems. >> the whole focus is to get them out of the containments. so basically the counseling part the economic security part was entirely undone. >> through an ngo they can build a ftc life for themselves. >>> pope francis urge, boldly live their faith. the message during the easter vigil concentrated on modern day martyrs, worshipers remembered those targeted by al shabaab easter the day jesus rose from the dead following his crucifixion. if you like the style and tone of what you have heard in this bulletin, look at our revampletd revamped website at aljazeera.com. wildfire. >> we're going to explore the inner section of hardware and humanity, and we're doing it in an unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. tonight "techknow" investigates extreme weather. mechanical engineer is in the line of

underway to try and find the soldiers two are responsible for carrying out the abuse, but this whole inarrassing for the u.n. because until now, the only person who has been punish said that u.n. human rights official who raised the alarm. >>> the u.s. says it is disappointed that he plans to run for a third term. water cannons are used on demonstrators. and, they won't leave until he withdraws his xan todayy. >>> the prime minister, and continue to front front the extrememism, and spoken to the first time since he fled, and inside and intense fighting. and. >>> in the report you may fine it dirtturbing. >>> this child is just one of the estimated 12 million people who need food aid in yemen and this this is what has forced thousands of people from their home and fighting. this area is just west of the airport, in the port city of aden and people say, the men who support them, took over their houses and at accused are facing heavy weapons. >>> they shell places where they know women and children are sheltering. >>> and they she would our homes, and robbed the people. >>> five men say the

only once they are reached would we know how big a catastrophe would this become let's talk to sab ina shrestha. reports of aftershocks. tell us what has been happening. >> there has been aftershocks the entire night and the whole day. the last one we had was awful. it was 7 on the rictor scale. the ground shook like jelly. we were panicking. everyone has been panicking since then. we walked around the areas with people have been taking refuge. if they see people exhausted and afraid of the next quake. >> as you say you know, people terrified of more after shocks. how are people coping many are sleeping in the open aren't they? people are sleeping in the open. we went to the area where a lot of people are staying. they are angry because they don't have any footed or water, no shelter. a lot of them have shelter, but should is rain, it will not help. they want tarp. they want people selling the water for three times the amount, and they want the government to step in. what about the hospitals. there were reports that they were overwhelmed with those injured. hospitals are struggling and

city we didn't put those exact dollars amounts we're proposing this be authorized to expend those fund ina accordance with the agreement and finally this budget doesn't include funding our the jessie garage they're not going to be outdoors it stretches past july 1st ouch we still own the harbor or garage and this is general language we'll keep operating it and spending the revenue even though their not in our listed budget those are all the controls flexibility workplace is budget you'll see in more specific language in the next budget resolution so with that i am sorry to our real estate manager to talk about the parts of the budget aspects. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners katrina 10 real estate and development manager i'm going to start off the presentation with a quick overview of the real estate division what we do essentially we're charged with the management of all the ociis existing assets and the seat includes accident management of ocii assets and all existing and expired project areas and for the disposition over time ocii long range property management plan it is

a good weekend forecast and the seven-day forecast as well all coming up ina few minutes. >>> you're watching wusa9 news at 7:00 with the stories that caught our eye this friday. snoring seat mates are one of the joys of flying. a woman was kicked off her chicago flight for poking a snoring passenger with a pen. firefighters were called in to check on him. he weight hurt. the pen wielding passenger had -- he wasn't hurt. the pen wielding passenger had to catch a later flight. >>> this coffee is out of its world. the spacex supply ship has reached the international space station. on board the world's first expresso machine designed for zero gravity. why you might ask? >> why not? >> one of the astronauts on the space station is italian and was making do with instant coffee up there. how dare she have to do that. >>> now let's go on to the small town of madison, tennessee, tone which is not far from nashville where a group of developers are trying to get creative. they want to build what we would have to call an adult club next-door to a christian school. to get around the zoning laws

significant flash flooding as much as three to four inches of rain expected maybe higher along the river ina but there's still very little if any, hope for any rain. same old headlines. i guess the new one will be severe storms in the midwest but we expect those this time of year. >> wet in the east and dry in the west. >> hasn't changed. >> tale of two countries. thank you, bill. >>> real estate heir robert durst faces a new orleans judge today. they provide half of lettuce, grape, tomato and broccoli. that may change as california battles an epic drought. asis most my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara®. it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ... stelara® helps me be in season. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections. some serious infections require hospitalization. before starting stelara®... ...your doctor should test for tuberculosis. stelara® may increase your risk of cancer. always tell your doctor if you have any sign of infection, have had cancer, o

. >> one of the assailants shar ina akeem maceed one of her cohorts and drove to einstein to have her eyes flushed. they were not banking on police who had seen the video being there working on the case. >> further investigation revealed these individuals were involved in the assault on this man. >> arrested were gilliland and joakiem of lawrence avenue we took the video back to the gas station to see if people could identify the others. >> oh, man, that's messed up. >> oh, man that's -- >> oh, man. >> 7 people. >> look at that lady mzamane a hammer. >> that's messed up. i can't even -- that's unimaginable. that's crazy. >> sad. >> no respect for nobody. >> unfortunately that's becoming a way of things in the get owe that's how we do it now. no respect for people. that's messed up man. >>reporter: now, police have recovered the car in question. tonight they were questioning others hoping to learn identities of five others involved. police think they may be relatives or friends. if you have information on the whereabouts you're asked to call police. we're live in northwest detectives,

. >> catherine: schults is expected to enter his plea ina bout three weeks. >> catherine: a san francisco man is in jail tonight -- accused of stealing a car with a four month old girl inside. this is the suspect's mug shot -- allah ah-moo. >> catherine: he's been booked for car theft, child endangerment, kidnapping and parole violation. >> catherine: police say the child's father was driving in them when someone kicked his car. when he got out to check the car -- a man jumped in and drove off. >> catherine: the suspect and car were spotted on 7th street by a police officer only 10 minutes later. the baby was still in her car-seat and has been reunited with her her parents. >> catherine: police are still investigating if the person who kicked the car was involved. >>that is going to be part of the investigation if that first person who kicked the car was involved with the suspect who drove the vehicle away. should always pull over to a safe place because there are scams that happen" >> catherine: the suspect was arrested in front of the public defender's office. and a spokesperson confirm

taylor swift tells us about ina garten. she used to work in government policy. of these people who learn to operate in a kitchen, and she has done it in a way that is really special. charlie coleman you wanted equally balanced between the u.s. and the world? nancy gibbs it is a majority non-us. although many of these figures their foot prints are very global, so where they operate from -- charlie: that is why obama is on an vladimir putin is on. nancy gibbs: we asked obama to write about modi. we asked david cameron to write about the new iraqi prime minister, the king of jordan to write about the king of saudi arabia. i think that sometimes gives us a little measure of understanding that might be hard to get otherwise. charlie: by the way, just to be a bit self promotional, on the program with you tonight. people who might not necessarily know, who is maria? nancy gibbs: maria has taken the world by storm and telling us about how to the clutter. getting rid of the stuff that clutters up our drawers and heads. it has been this remarkable phenomenon, because she

not everyone is as interested inas you are in what abby does. give us all a break. >> is this lretter just fine or over the line. send us an email at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. >> it when your friends share pictures? >> it's fine. >> i like it too. >> the irs blowing millions on stair climbers, stuffed animals, bathtub boys and even kau zoos. the only way to make it better, more of your money. >> she has been walking the runway for 20-years. but now yes gizelle has taken her final bow. see her last catwalk up next. >> it's time for the look at the lighter side of celebrity news with pop culture. we start with the story behind the dennis quaid melt down video. here with details is michael tammero. what's popping in pop culture? >> the dennis quaid melt down video everybody suspected was fake turned out to be just that. >> what the (bleep). i am acting here and this (bleep) wanders on to my set. i can't even get a line out until (bleep) starts whispering in your ear and you are not even watching me any more. >> comedy web sites revealing the pra

that counterterror gist groups were using ten years ago, basic e-mail, now they're using twitter and inad so quickly the government doesn't have a lot of experience but recognize this and they're trying to make headway. >> that includes the younger generation, of course, accord ago to research another fox news, over the last 25 months since march 2013 the feds have been able to track down at least 12 teenagers. >> wow, and this is all over the country? >> all over. we saw the arrests in the past few weeks in new york and in pennsylvania. the one today originating out of the midwest. teenagers from denver were also picked up over in europe as well. and as you mentioned, the head of the fbi said earlier this year at least as it relates to isis there are active investigations in all 50 states. >> wow. is that cherry blossoms blooming? >> i think so. i'm new here but i think so. >> new here in the last few days. looks like it. i saw snow in new york last night. not fun. then there's this. lil' kim learned to drive when he was three years old. that is what students in north korea will learn a

taylor swift tells us about ina garten. i have been cooking with her recipes for ever.ot note that she once worked in the white house on nuclear policy. taylor is both a ban and someone who has an understanding about why, as all of the people of been helping us figure out how to operate in the kitchen for a party, she is done it in a way that is very special. charlie: you want it equally balanced between the u.s. and the world? nancy gibbs: it is a majority non-us. although many of these figures their footprints are very global, so where they operate from does not necessarily matter. charlie: that is why obama is on and vladimir putin is on. nancy gibbs: we asked obama to write about narendra modi. we asked david cameron to write about the new iraqi prime minister, the king of jordan to write about the king of saudi arabia. i think that sometimes gives us a little measure of understanding that might be hard to get otherwise. charlie: by the way, just to be a little bit self-promotional a body is on the program tonight. -- abadi is on the program tonight. people who migh

i presented four budgets ina a row that put money back in the rainy day fund, and save money for ourids. i laid out the claim without a property tax. here's the difference between us -- you ask us who was going to be on the commission, and he says he will appoint them on the date of the election. jesus garcia: that is not true, i give him some names right? rahm emanuel: he said i'm not at liberty. liberty means you will not tell people not only upfront-- host: he talked about union membership, yes. rahm emanuel: you asked names. here's what it is. as you are walking around all over the place like typical career politicians, promising everything and then the day after the election, the taxpayers get the bill. like my grandmother used to say, such a deal. and that is what your commission will be for everybody. host: is it there to say that you know exactly what to be done, but are not telling voters what needs to be done? jesus garcia: i do not know everything that will needs to be done. i have said that when i become a mayor, i'm going to engage in audit of the city's finances that ha

so, let's talk about it but not from here in washington but from here ina place like my hometown. the affordable care act, or obamacare, took effect in 2014 in an attempt to remedy the lack of universal health care. the number of americans without health insurance was reduced by 11 million citizens this past you because of the aca. i talk to people from across the board from residence on the street to local business owners to pbs news anchor and congressman to paint a picture of the repercussions this law has had on the community. >> that has been great for us. we have not found any difficulties. the only thing was a got raised. >> my brother did not have a job and is able to afford health care because of obamacare. >> it is difficult. i not happy about the penalty. >> higher costs, less coverage. >> my experiences that it is not very affordable. >> it'g s great. and allowed me does not have money, to be covered. >> if anybody if that is trying to give people that cannot afford health care, health care it is a good thing. >> i am covered. i'm feeling pretty darned good. narrator:

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ina "new york times" article ran saying "can windy davis have it all?" we never consider this question to a male candidate. the better question asked by the professor emeritus at princeton asks "can we all have it all?" presenting the idea that when only men consider that they consider their role as breadwinner or stay-at-home husbands and fathers, that is when we will obtain true gender equality. she invites us to consider the importance of creating a world that we can equally celebrate in. true gender equality will come when we can take care not to view each other's choices through upper george of lens -- through a pejorative lens. we have fear because we see that we cannot be our best selves without each other's support, and we have to humanize this experience in a way that makes them translatable and relatable. i firmly believe that no one whether they have an "r" or a "d" next to their name, once to see the secondary impacts of the closure of planned parenthood's and the closure of women's clinics. in texas alone, an estimated 100 80,000 women lost

which is why i came back to kirkwood, because i wanted to be proficient in a skill that i could use inaariety of ways whic this administration does that. hillary clinton: does the work program, pell grant pay for it or do you have additional cost? >> so far. i am getting to a point where i may have to take out loans which i'm trying to avoid because i do not want a large debt when i'm done. when i'm done with kirkwood, i would like to continue on to a four year degree. hillary clinton: if that is what you want to do, that is a great goal. i fully support president obama's plan to make community college free, but even if we were successful in making the costs directly associated with going to college free, there all these other costs people have to figure how to way to pay. and so, we've got to look at this from the perspective of the actual student and the students family. what can you afford? what amount of debt aree you willing to take on? how three make sure it is affordable and it can be paid back a stun your income so that you do not get pushed into an absolutely untenable financia

which ina big rally reality might be taking money away from economic activity which will yield longer-term. wilson consumer price hold steady. -- we have seen consumer prices hold daddy. it will be weakened momentum. onwill get a better idea wednesday. rishaad: thank you, christine hah. also the trading data. a chinese developer has returned. woes ands -- debt corruption probe. two brothers controlled. they have to meet the deadline. china said it is keeping the door off new infrastructure open for the united states despite washington's attempt to get other countries to snug bid. allies including britain and german opted to join the bank. 46 butber of members is beijing said that will be close to 60. indian prime minister courting german investors to speed up growth and the third-biggest economy in asia. i saying there are huge opportunities for railway and insurance. modi promised to cut the red tape for european investors. germany is their biggest trading partner in the eu. and theyk at shenzhen are trying to limit jesus. -- limit the visas. what is it down to? be limitedhey will to one

it has drich ina federal prison population and 80% increase in 30 years. and a third of the justice department's budget is the bureau of president onlies not in going after criminals and not in stopping terrorists. these laws do not help us. i oppose all mandatory minute mumps. [applause] let's restore the discretion to the judges. will you find this as something that will unite people on the right and the left. i think that you would agree with that. you know senator rand paul and justice safety valve act that restored the discretion to judges and sanity to the system. this is not because judges will be right every single time. of course somebody will make a mistake. to pass a law and to say one-size-fits-all is or foolish. it's wrong. it doesn't help the country. as a former prosecutor. i am opposed to it. so the president has the power in the constitution to offer clemency by those of imagined tree sentences and very little time looked to the administration. i hope that the president will step up and say let's change in this. but i spoke too long. i am

she got the profile a fellow honoree, the barefoot contessa ina garten. barack obama who is making the cut for the tenth time. and guys must mention, disney's bob iger. cited for his entrepreneurial nature. >> he's hip. >> he's hip. he's influential. and we always have time for you. >>> legendary nfl tight end tony gonzalez will share his story on the big screen in the documentary play it forward, premiering at the tribeca espn films festival tonight. brought you to by executive producer michael strahan. how does it feel to have a film you feel so passionately about be shown at tribeca? >> it's amazing. this is great to follow him around in his life. the film pay it forward. it's about how you have so many people support you and play their life forward to you can advance in yours. and the way he's giving back to them as well. it's a very very good film involving his family. a very touching story. >> it's wonderful how open he is talking about that beautiful family of his, who he gives all credit to. a lot of athletes are like that. >> they don't hold anyt

. >> you're aware ina, 238, 241 explicitly state when we should have expedited removal of people here without documentation, are you aware of that? >> yes. >> so that's what you should be doing. it's really important keep hearing about these stories about what's happening in all of these detention facilities. would you not agree, if we did expedited removal and took care of the law and actually were enforcing the law that these families would not be held in detention for a long time we would be able to expedite their cases and figure out who should be here and who shouldn't be here and they could go back to their home countries and actually live in a better environment than in a detention facility. would you not agree with that? >> i agree that we need to prioritize and families are not in general going to create a public safety arrest. >> not in general. >> no. >> we should allow any fraud under $5 million thank you very much. >> our decision is on a case by case basis. >> i don't believe they are not. they are not on a case by case basis. you just showed me the card, that's not a ca

she got to profile a fellow honoree, the barefoot contessa, ina garten.eresting one. >> also on the list, laverne cox. and president barack obama who is making the cut for the tenth time. and guys, must mention, disney's bob iger. the ceo of our parent company. he was cited for his entrepreneurial nature. >> he's hip. >> he's hip. he's influential. and we always have time for you. >>> legendary nfl tight end tony gonzalez will share his story on the big screen in the documentary "play it forward," premiering at the tribeca espn films festival tonight. brought you to by executive producer michael strahan. >> yes. >> i would like to ask you, how does it feel to have a film that you feel so passionately about be shown at tribeca? >> it's amazing. it really is. i'm used to tony beating up on me on the field. this is great to follow him around in his life. the film, pay it forward. it's about how you have so many people support you and play their life forward so you can advance in yours. and the way he's giving back to them as well. it's a very, very good film

. >> you're aware ina, 238, 241 explicitly state when we should have expedited removal of people here without documentation, are you aware of that? >> yes. >> so that's what you should be doing. one last question >> it's really important. i keep hearing about these stories about what's happening in all of these detention facilities. would you not agree, if we did expedited removal and took care of the law and actually were enforcing the law, that these families would not be held in the attention for a long time? we would be able to expedite their cases and figure out who should be here and who shouldn't be here and they could go back to their home countries and actually live in a better environment than in a detention facility. would you not agree with that? >> i agree that we need to prioritize and that the families are not in general going to create a public safety risks. >> not in general. >> no. >> so we should allow any fraud under $5 million, thank you very much. >> our decision is on a case by case basis. >> i don't believe they are not. they are not on a case by case basis. yo

weinstein, a marylander the announcement of his death inas -- in afghanistan in a drone strike reminds us of the stakeness these issues. when we talk about american military action or diplomacy around a nuclear weapons program, it's not a bill we're talking about. it's not a concept. we're talking about human lives and even in the best of circumstances, there will be days like today when there will be sad news and americans who are in harm's way because of the dangerous nature of the world, and i feel like the announcement today about dr. weinstein, our condolences to his family, should remind us of the seriousness of our obligation. senator carden started with the great wisdom of senator vandenburg that politics stops at the water's edge. we probably all know that was never 100% true. i know a little bit about some of the challenges jefferson and other virginians had, but there's a core wisdom to that principle. a very important wisdom. of course we're going to battle because we see things differently, and people seeing things differently can sometimes get to a greater understanding.

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