. >> and lastly, i know that jeff jones and many of the communities of color and the diverse cultural groups

. >> and lastly, i know that jeff jones and many of the communities of color and the diverse cultural groups keep it up front that by 1950 the population will be so diverse that by 2050 and the a bag and thirty percent of the bays area will be people of europe i can't think descent. i'm hoping our arts programs really addresses the fact there are concrete steps to getting though how we distribute our dollars. my hope is the work done by the task force were implementing some of the tasks. thank you supervisor that's entirely our goal is to support the newer upcoming organizations that serve those populations that you referenced but as i said most visually all of our arts organizations whether they serve a cultural community and have a culturally diverse section they want to reflect the community. i've seen great >> on page 96 we state that our recommended reductions 778 for 20014 and the amount are ongoing and is one hundred 80 thousands our recommended reductions is down in 2015 and we're still working with mr. many kelly and we'll report we'll report back. thank you for being here >>

. >> and lastly, i know that jeff jones and many of the communities of color and the diverse cultural groups keep it up front that by 1950 the population will be so diverse that by 2050 and the a bag and

when kelly was a hero there was a dial about the jeff jones report and our hope is - we want to see the increase in the culture grants and i'm happy about the center increase. in the future we're looking at equity as a way to help the small guy >> we do work closely with the grants for the arts. we meet monthly to talk about the strategy and how we work together. we actually have a number of folks. we have a fiscal group to understand how we can better work together with the grants for the arts. i appreciate your consideration of that >> so moving on to identify the increase that's proposed in the mayors proposal. there's proposed an additional of 75 thousand 8 hundred. those are the four city buildings to support the maintenance like tenant improvements and we're looking forward to working with the non profit center directors to identify the needs. so moving on here we have an image of the cities buildings. and see i'll break that out for you now in terms of the proposed budget. in fiscal year 2013 there's an open are a house renovation fund. their critical to matching dollars for the

we want to talk to bruce watkins, he jones us from skype and our senior legal analyst, jeff, let me start you. is there any doubt considering race like this is a violation of this guy's constitutional rights? >> no doubt. this is textbook. when i started looking into this, i had to look at this several times. you think, he didn't say that. but he really did say that. >> he continues to say that. >> and john cornyn who is now a senator from texas. he used to be the attorney general, he said that buck and the five others deserved new hearings and the five others got the new hearings, as ed's story said. they were all sentenced to death again. but for some reason they won't give buck a new hearing. it's just completely outrageous. >> you say this is indicative of a deeper infection that plagues the court system in this country. >> absolutely. before we talk about what dr. quijano said, which i don't agree with. we have to realize he's slapping the justice system in the face with well documented racial disparity that is exist all across the country. when i started working on a massive incarce

jones industrials. that is the latest. over to jeff flock. jeff: i am in the the s&p pit. big drop-off in oil yesterday. 3%. lowest in seven months. down another present in oil today. rbob is down again about a percent. that that gas is off as well. gold bounced off a bit today. silver, pretty flat today. nagel was the lowest it has been since 2009. terrible for nickel. corn, a big down yesterday. steel down today. gold, by the way, the cme has increased the margin requirements. you have to put up more dough today. they have increased margin requirements. be careful when you get out there. make sure you get enough capitalization. connell: jeff and nicole starting us off. thank you. dagen: welcome, greg. good to see you. nowhere to hide yesterday. i mean, no where. >> i think you will see a lot more volatility. with the fact coming in and really time monetary policy to the economic data, the economic nader just by nature is volatile. connell: it is funny to watch, i do not know if money is the right word, but interesting, you see people saying the that that is not communica

jeff daniels set to reprize their roles from the new film. >> remember the partridge family? >> in her new tell all shirley jones revealing she was very close in tune with the sex drugs and rock and roll of the 60s and even took part in risky behavior on the set. >> and sorry, fellas, sports illustrated model cape upton is off the market. she has a new man in her new life dancing with the stars, i know you were a big fan, the pro maxim. the two spotted getting cozy at dinner in new york city. >> now for your starting lineup. your top sports stories there is good news and bad news for the spurs. they burned the heat 113 to 77 in game three of the finals. the fate of tony parker is in doubt. he left the game with a sore hamstring. he will have an mri today. >> it is tebow time today. the quarterback signed with the patriots. it is a two-year deal and tebow is thrilled. >> want to thank the patriots for giving me an opportunity. i am very thankful. such an honor to be a patriot and play for coach belichick and coach mcdaniels and learn under tom and be a part of this great franchise. >> tiger woods left totally spe

jeff duncan who made a birther joke on a radio show. i think that has a rayist undertone. and judge edith jonesem in terms of suggesting that african-americans and latinos are more committed to crime. there was a report authored by a person who said white people have higher i.q.s than minorities. i think all this when put together suggest that is the party has a problem when it comes to minorities in outreach. >> i would agree but the fact they never ask people to resign previously was part of the larger problem. if you don't acknowledge you have a problem then the problem continues. the fact they stepped up immediately and said this guy has to go is significant. let's hope we see more of it. >> and we've got to go as well. good to see you, folks. if you did not get enough from the agenda, find more from the panel on our website, tv.msnbc.com. follow the link to thomas roberts. >>> up next, the all female jury is seated in the trial of george zimmerman. what that could mean for zimmerman's case in florida? also, don't forget, you can share your thoughts on today's big question. what do you thin

jeff shaara. african-american historian hari jones. and "a field guide to gettysburg" carol reardon. dramatic readings from eye witness accounts of the bank battle. and at 9:15, more calls and tweets from peter carmichael, all day on sunday on american history tv on c-span3. >> in a few moments, the supreme court oral arguments regarding affirmative action policies in higher education. which the high court today sent back to the fifth circuit court of appeals for further review. in about an hour and a half, a discussion of cooperation between the u.s. and mexico. after that, the program on first ladies through american history. >> the supreme court decided on y to send a case affirmative action policies on higher education back to the fifth circuit court of appeals. justice beginsburg was the only dissenting vote in the 7-1 decision. justice kagen did not take part in the case. this will last about an hour and half. >> i guess to say this is case number 11345, fisher quens the university of austin. justice suitor trained me too well. chief justice of the court, and may it please the

jones industrials 116.4. but the highs up 119. so it has been quite a dramatic swing. let's bring in our team for today's headlines. nicole petallides, jefflock, rich edson in washington, d.c. nicole, to you first. nicole: that they have to watch is the market selling off again. we have not seen that yet in the year 2013. liz: save the s&p. jeff? jeff: a nice run on the commodities today. the energies, the metal and the act. what you should think about investing in pork. stay tuned. liz: we cannot miss that. and rich edson inside the beltway. rich: national security experts paint the on the surveillance programs telling senators it has stopped dozens of terrorist incidents. what this means for federal contractors coming up a little later. liz: big story developing in d.c., but the one company that hedge funds like to fight over. the company everybody seems to have an opinion on even if you have never use their product. herbalife. their stock has been whipped around by financial titans going long and others going short saying i is a ponzi scheme. turns out according to this report has some 8 million customers in that report given the stock

jeff flock. and what they would ask him given the chance, michael cox, former dallas fed chief. michael jonesestment group chief investment officer. and "the willis report" host, wills will -- gerri willis joins us here in the studio. we dropped 50 points on the dow, nicole. we're coming back a little bit. i'm sure it is in anticipation of what we hear from the fed chairman? >> the truth is, people feel like whatever he says now, they got at least the first part of the news which is much of what they expected. they kept things the same for the most part. you did see that the economy is improving some. the talk was moderate. it really did, you did get a sense from the language that ben bernanke and the team there at the federal open market committee feel like they're carrying the economy on their back because they're not getting help from fiscal policy over in washington. i thought that was key. we saw the dollar jump. we saw treasury yields moving to the upside. now markets are coming back. don't forget we were in an uptrend in the market. maybe some people are saying hey, i will take money o

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jones industrial average gained 138 points to close at 15,254. the nasdaq rose nine points to close at 3465. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to jeff. >> brown: and we turn to political unrest in turkey, where violent demonstrations continued for a fourth consecutive day. turkish government's show of force was on full display today. riot police fired water cannons and tear gas to disperse protesters in ankara. the unrest initially erupted early friday in istanbul after police raided a peaceful sit-in against plans to bull doze a park. >> the resistance in one park alone has now turned into the resistance and rebellion of all the people. the park has been a symbol for the repressed and those whose voice has not been heard and then spread across the country from here. >> brown: demonstrations quickly spread to several major cities with hundreds of people injured. the protesters are mainly secular turks who see the government's development plans as part of an increasingly authoritarian rule. prime minister erdogan rejected the complaints today and said protest organizers are leading the young astray. >> the opposition may have tricked

jones industrial average gained 138 points to close at 15,318. the nasdaq rose 30 points to close at 3482. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to jeff. >> brown: and we turn to the politics of immigration. even as the legislation makes its way through the senate, john boehner raised major new hurdles today affecting its prospects in the house. ray suarez continues his ongoing coverage. >> the depth of feelings on immigration were clear, protesters interrupted a house hearing on a republican bill focused entirely on enforcement. as written by south carolina congressman trey gaudy it would empower state and local officials to enforce federal immigration laws and make passport and visa fraud felonies that could result in deportation. >> people don't like this bill, don't vote for it. just make sure that whatever you do vote for ultimately is enforced. because the selective enforcement of a law is destructiontive to our system. >> democrats strongly disagree. california said gaudy's approach is wrong in every way. >> it would turn millions of undocumented immigrants in to criminals overnight. it would turn state and local enforcement of

jones industrial average gained nearly 150 points to close at 14,910. the nasdaq rose 28 points to close at 3,376. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to jeff. >> brown: and we return to the major developments at the court today with a look at the legal implications for the same-sex marriage rulings. for that we are joined by mary bonauto, special counsel for the group gay and lesbian advocates and defenders. she has litigated cases against the "defense of marriage" act. and austin nimocks, senior counsel for the alliance defending freedom, a conservative christian legal organization. he was co-counsel for the supporters of proposition 8 this year. mary bonauto, let me start with you. taken together, how much of an endorsement of gay marriage do you read into these decisions today? >> i read some and i say that because with respect to doma we are now replacing a system that officially disrespected the legal marriages of same-sex couples for over a thousand federal purposes and replacing it with federal respect for those marriages. so that's obviously an important endorsement. the opinion couldn't have been clearer that this law saying only