>> i'll just run naked down seventh >> we don't want that >> okay, you talk about james joyce little hat jenny joyce is jim joyce's great grand caughter? >> really? >> yes. and there she is. >> here with liam, just took limo ride here to school because we have a big surprise for your fellow friends don't we? >> yes >> tell me how was the limo ride? >> it was awesome. i fell down couple of times >> you fell down in the limo? how was it? >> great. >> it was great. okay well, we have big philly surprise coming up next. you forgot the milk! that's lactaid®. right. 100% real milk just without the lactose. so, no discomfort? exactly. try some... mmm, it is real milk. lactaid®. 100% real milk. no discomfort. anything. anywhere. anytime. anyone. spread the delicious taste you know and love. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate spreads. >>> thunder one cheese steak place magazine, where was that, girard, basically? broad and girard >> so headed north from girard hum. i think i know. i think i know. all right codey ash i one of our philadelphia phillies, going to surprise some of the school

library, rittenhouse square and rosenback museum because it has james joyce own manuscript. i will be reading in rittenhouse square park at 12:30 near 18th and locust. we will all read. different people will read a page from the book. i have my page here. i will make sure i will be able to read it and come out well. come out and enjoy my. we are celebrating this great work of art. sue, they say this is one of the most second hardest books in the english language so wish me luck. >> yes. >> large print. >> yeah, really. >> read it over and over, make sure i practice here. >> 12:30 rittenhouse square i would love to see you there. >> so imagine being able to travel to cuba and see country and its people up close. it sound like a real good time and, of course, eating cuban cuisine but you can do all three, um, tell me how mike. >> i know how to get to cuba. you know how you get there you go down walnut street, alma day cuba, you have been there for how many years 13, 14 years. >> fourteen years. >> you have been there the whole time, haven't you. >> i am, the founding chef. >>

i'm james joyce are the construction a document that you have regarding the community outreach is is in the package it has a lot to be deserved most of the meetings never happened not meeting where the tenants at 351 talking to street regarding those we've met several times with richard to try to work out light and air our main issue and not come to that agreement yet thank you. >> hello, i'm donald with the san francisco bay area we're in support of the turk projects that will have 12 percent bmr this project does not displace anyone and takes over parking lots for thirty years we've reviewed the architecture design and very impressed that the architecture green design and know it is properly fund our ford champions are board certified and taken over the two parking lots are not displacing anyone the cost is 6 hundred k the cost of inflation and construction costs go up there should not be clay and it's 2 hundred and thirty units we need housing in this city today thank you. >> commissioners thank you for hearing us i'm the president of the residential association i'm here to speak

on as a writer realized that-- you know having read ulysses a couple a times that i could not be james joyce, i could not be gabriel garcía márquez. i didn't quite have that talent level. but i did think and i started out as a little literary snob but i read a couple of bestsellers back then. one was day of the jackal and one was the exorcist. and i went, "well, these are kinda cool too. and i think-- at my talent level-- i think i can write books like this. i think i can write books that will keep people turning the pages." >> vanity fair described you as "the henry ford of books." did you take that as a compliment--or an insult? >> it's a funny quote-- >> (laugh) some headline writer just said "he's, you know, "the henry ford of you know, "books." and all of a sudden i mean people will bring that up, "oh, y--" you know? it's just some headline writer. but-- but, you know there is some truth to it in the sense that i do a lotta books. i do work with co-writers. and sometimes people-- "well how can that be?" well, you know simon and garfunkel, lennon and mccartney gilbert and sullivan all th

michael: james joyce said history is a nightmare from which i am trying to awaken to have a tragic view of world politics. the horrors of the 30 years war in germany. a third of germans died. the landscape is devastated. why? it was a'war fought on german soil largely using german protestants, between france and the french monarchy. if i designed the world these things would not exist to world politics would be quite different. either the heads of states would slug it out on mutual ground, or, to their credit, the u.s. military hates these kinds of interventions. from the point of view of the military fighting the general on the planes of north africa. it is just americans or brits and germans, and they slug it out. it is not like the military likes this. i am really pained by -- if you look at one more point, the in of maryland has a data set of civil conflict around the world. the peak in two periods in the 50's, and following the vietnam war in the second cold war with the u.s. and soviets accelerate their battle spirit and a third world, it peaks. then it falls at the end of the col

confirmed they were in a hunting shack and how prison worker, joyce mitchell allegedly helped them escape and what corrections officer james palmer told investigators. >> joyce mitchell advised us that she took the hack saw blades and some other tools a screw driver bit and placed them in a hamburger and put them in the refrigerator. >> and james palmer confirmed that he took the meat out of the shop and brought it in and gave it to matt. >> according to palmer's lawyer his client is not charged with any wrong doing and chose to speak to help with the investigation, it's day 15 of the manhunt for these prisoners. >>> and executive for airbag maker, takata, testified about the company ignoring safety warning, an investigation found that they put crucial -- on hold and they dispute that report and relied on documents that were taken out of context. safety issues led to a recall that involves one out of every seven cars in the u.s. and the largest u.s. recall in history. here is a look at the day's closing numbers and the dow just over 18000 but the nasdaq closed a new record high, up more than 6 points and the s&p up 1.35 as

james again mta and, of course, silicon valley thank you. the gentleman will say a few words and the humans agency thank you cindy and joyce and city attorney'srd of supervisors thank you to sxhooikz and commissioner tang supervisor kim and supervisor mar and captain david lazzaro and thank you, derrick for all the free tickets that's not in the script i added that and once again aaron and

james again mta and, of course, silicon valley thank you. the gentleman will say a few words and the humans agency thank you cindy and joyce and city attorney'srd of supervisors thank you to sxhooikz and commissioner tang supervisor kim and supervisor mar and captain david lazzaro and thank you, derrick for all the free tickets that's not in the script i added that and once again aaron and so many people to thank i'm going to cut auto u out and introduce our first speaker silicon valley fiona from silicon valley valley bank if i speak too fast too bad. >> thank you everyone it is good to be her o from silicon valley bank i'll keep my remarks short i'm told the two words you want hear from a banker is your approved i shared the incredible stories the story from the rubbles to new begins like lydia flores moved ♪ april the incredible enthusiasm from the bank and, yes for the involvement to 9 project i want compromise convey it to wit new and the entire team i come to release as much asia i like to powwow it is critical we bring in the communication gambling more people about the health and affordability crisis especially in the city and state t

joyce mitchell may have aided them in escaping. she may have been used for a de-kroy and someone else picked them up. >>> the psychiatrist for james holmes is speak publicly for the first time. she said she didn't have a reason to order holmes hospitalized before the massacre but she was concerned enough to reach out to campus security and to call holmes' mother. >> she said essentially that he had always been like this meaning very shy and socially awkward. >> holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity in the 2012 attack that killed 12 people. >>> a new york city college student is in custody this morning accused of plantsning a terror attack. court documents describe him as a fervent supporter of isis. he had recently researched pressure cookers and new york city land marcs. he was arrested after seen walking on the george washington bridge in march. he is a u.s. citizen enrolled in aeronautics school. in court tuesday they called abdul malik abdul kareem off the charts dangerous. he allegedly provided guns and helped plan the attack at a prophet muhammad cartoon contest in texas last month. two teammates were killed in

joyce mitchell's husband lyle. you can see his exclusive interview with matt lauer later on on the "today" show. >>> james horner hasdied in a plane crash. the single engine plane went down yesterday in the national forest about 100 miles north of los angeles. he was the pilot. no one else was on board. aviation officials are trying to figure out what caused that crash. he wrote prominent movie scores including those for "titanic." >>> the police say that most illegal all terrain arrests go unpunished. and right now they're looking at 14 persons of interests in the shooting death of reporter charnice milton. d.c. offices arrested 147 people for dirt bike or atv related charges in the past year and a half. more than half of those violators had their charges dismissed, 33 were found guilty and all had the jail time suspended. >>> it is 5:49. the loudoun county school board will reconsider the name of a new middle school. earlier this month the board voted to name the school after former speaker of the virginia house of delegates john f. ryan. the local naacp wants the school renamed. the civil rights group says ryan's

joyce mitchell has been charged with helping them escape. a da says she was supposed to drive them away felt guilt and backed out >>> james boulware's parents, who opened fire an dallas police spoke out. he rammed a police car with his van and fired round at officers in and out of the buildings. the attack ended when he was shot dead by a fighter. he assaulted his mother in 2013 and made threats against a judge who oversaw his custody case. his mother felt she lost him to mental illness >>> the head lines in chicago says it all, two dead, 16 wounded in weekend violence. we contacted the chicago police and they couldn't give us a number on how many shootings there were in the city on the weekend. gun violence has been a problem in the windy city for decades, it is now the subject of a spike lee movie called "chiraq" comparing chicago to iraq. diane eastabrook says the numbers don't lie. >> we as a city must and can do better. >> reporter: in his inaugural speech in may chicago major ron emanuel promised change. >> when young men and women lose their lives, we as a state must do better. >> reporter: over the past yu years chicago has become in

joyce mitchell changed her mind about helping them. >> did you have any idea when he left? >> no. he blamed them for taking his son. >> the father of james boulware there. >> more fall-out of the naacp chapter president who says she's black. what her brother is saying about her that's adding to the controversy. >> there are new details this morning about the plan to help convicted killers the richard matt and david sweat break out of a maximum security prison. mitchell told investigators she was supposed to meet matt and sweat just blocks from the prison where they would make a seven hour drive. >> if they were able to get a car, they could have gone as far out as this red ring. >> we're also learning why joyce mitchell backed out of the plan to help the pair escape. what does this all mean to the search for the killers? >> first of all, any new information on the manhunt itself? >> reporter: i'm having a hard time hearing you. but let me tell you this information came from the district attorney last night. he said this information came from interviews with joyce mitchell before she was arrested. i asked him what was plan a? she didn't k

james conway. thank you, sir, for being with me this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> is there any doubt in your mind that something was going on between sweat and joyce mitchell? >> no. it was too close of a relationship. >> are you surprised no one notice this side relationship as in her supervisors? supposedly she was bringing in baked goods and she was giving them special favors and everybody on that cell block knew she was having some sort of relationship with sweat. >> i am. based on what i read there was an investigation some time ago based on an inappropriate relationship and no action was taken subsequent to that. >> you wonder why no action was taken when this had to be going on for a very long time. was it just a faulty investigation? >> i don't have all the facts. i do know the vast majority of the staff that work for the department of corrections in new york are professional and upstanding and dedicated. we have a few that fall prey to the manipulation that these two inmates appear to have done. >> i'd like for you to take a look at this picture. it shows the manhole where the inmates escaped from in relation to the prison. an ex enmatein

james conway the superintendent at the maximum security attica correctional facility. thanks for joining us. what do you make when you read about this issue of grooming of how joyce mitchell's now been arrested for helping a prisoner whatever giving them contraband facilitating their whatever movements. how does that ring with you as experience? >> it's not surprising. these guys probably watched her for months and developed this relationship over possibly a couple years. they'll start with something very simple where one of them may say, the one that had the closest relationship with her, could you give me a hand with this machine? i'm having trouble with it. that gets them to have a one on one relationship with her. he'll thank her profusely. they observe their work habits. does she have a new york yankees mug on their desk? if she does they'll go research the yankees. boy, the teixeira sure had a good night last night. they kind of endear themselves with the employee. and when you have male employees working in female facilities and female employees working in male facilities, you'll have these type of relationships. they're going to develop, unfortunately. >>

of labor investigators says that joyce middle of a prison employee plan to pick up the convicted killers after the escape but to answer mine at the last minute. >>jamesat is what one committee leader is saying about the resignation of the texas police officer the cell phone bill showing david pointing a gun and several teenagers and pushing an african-american girl to the ground or a full party the president of the dallas area of the next generation action network said and is to be a serious investigation into the matter their report is submitted his resignation as attorney and then left town saying he feared for his safety. >>darya: the border director of voted unanimously to approve a $1.8 billion budget for the next two years to call for a percent permanent water rate increase a temporary 25% drop a surcharge the vote means customers will see bills go up started on july 1st a permanent rate increase will mostly tepper infrastructure replacement the drought surcharge will mostly recouped the cost to buy nearly 60,000 acre-feet of additional water supply during the drought the agency testified water to san francisco and other bay area communities is

>>james: happening today we have the prison worker who was accused of helping to killers escape the maximum-security facility of state you're due in court prosecutors say joycemitchell had a great to be given driver she backed out at the last minute she devoutly her husband she provided the inmates with the various tools including hacksaw blades chisels and a screwdriver that was more than zero weeks ago she has pleaded not guilty in the case she faces up to eight years behind bars if convicted may why investigators believe the two killers use tools left behind by contractors to cut their way out an order to avoid being caught the man retained return the tools ignite investigators say the two will working methodically between midnight and 5:00 a.m. they believe the comics are still somewhere around the prison and that search for the continuance of the world headlines the u.s. military nonsense is likely killed an outcry in the military leader launch air strikes on libya over the weekend u.s. official said the leader is suspected of attacking a gas plant in algeria back in 2013 the attack that killed and five hostages include three americans the lettuce and a

joyce has plead the not guilty to helping the men escape. they're still out there somewhere. to confirmed sightings for five days. linsey janice abc news owl's head new york. >> defense attorneys for james convince a jury he is mentally ill. there's never been any question that holmes killed 12 people inside a colorado movie theater. prosecutors say holmes knew what he was doing at the time and that he should be executed. his attorneys say holmes should be committed to a mental hospital. >> and another high profile killer is facing execution. boston bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev was given the death penalty for the first time. he spoke directly to the victims and surviving family members apologizing. here's abc's marci gonzales. >> an os stounding apology from the boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev speaking publicly for the first time since the 2013 attacks that killed four people and injured more than 250 others. the killer admitting his guilt in court and saying i'm sorry for the lives i've taken, the suffering i have caused you for the damage i have done. >> he is said that he was remorseful. i find that hard to believe. >> his soft spoken words following hours of heart wrenching tes

james prey worked at the clinton facility. he had his eye on sweat. >> he was an all right inmate but shady. he just seemed to be sneakier than matt. >> he also worked with lyle and joyceinstructor at the tailor shop where matt and sweat worked. >> had anyone noticed this? >> yes, she was talked to about getting too close to the inmates. >> she admits to being sexually involved with one of the men involved. >> i just don't know how they got the tools from the tailor shop to the blocks. those are steel. they would have went off crazy. >> knowing the procedures for security, knowing the people involved, what do you suspect? >> i suspect it was probably somebody else involved. >> another missed opportunity came after a riot broke out two weeks before they escaped. >> i heard they had a riot and had gas in the yard. they usually lock it down the following day and search. >> if the jail would have been locked down they would have found holes in the walls and everything. >> in a statement to cbs news the new york department of corrections said there are a number of ongoing probes into the escape at clinton correctional facility. until they have concluded, we will not be able

prison worker joyce mitchell allegedly sneaking in tools to the men in boxes of frozen hamburger meat. we'll follow that story as we get more throughout the morning. >>> new overnight, jamesone of the most prolific composers in hollywood killed in a plane crash in california. he was piloting a small plane when it crashed in a remote area. he's known for his emotional scores. he also worked with the director james cameron winning two oscars for his work on titanic. he was 61-year-olds. those are your headlines. >>> let me tell you what's coming up. could a proclaimed socialist take the democrat ticket? >> this nation and our government belong to all of us and not just a handful of billionaires. >> well, bernie sanders picking up steam, believe it or not. is he really a threat to the clinton campaign? >>> their dream home in their dream down what they didn't expect their new house to come with? the is -- a stalker. the nightmare you need to hear. there's something out there. it's a highly contagious disease. it can be especially serious- even fatal to infants. unfortunately, many people who spread it may not know they have it. it's called whooping cough. and the cdc recomme