speaks with jesse ventura. from fota friend of washington how does this not been easy it may involve a bun stop shop make over on k. street. meaning it's tuesday april fifth eight pm in washington d.c. i'm lauren lyster and you're watching our t.v. now he's the former wrestler and minnesota governor author now of sixty three documents the government doesn't want you to read a new book and self-proclaimed scores of the mainstream media accusing m.s.m. d.c. of keeping his show off the airwaves because of his views on the iraq war and he's also a rumored possible two thousand and twelve vice presidential contender to run alongside ron paul the most recently perhaps jesse ventura sat down with our very own anastasio for a one on one interview earlier i spoke anastasio she told me about her interview with the former minnesota governor take a listen. jesse ventura is certainly a man of many titles apart from the ones you have named he's also former wrestler he's a t.v. personality like you mentioned he has had five b

ron paul runs for president in two thousand and twelve as an independent but most recently perhaps jesse ventura sat down with our very own and it got here for a one on one interview she joins us now from new york to tell us about what he had to say and it's just a real quick you know question first he's got this new book so what are these documents he's publishing that a government doesn't want you to read as you know the new julius on here or that's actually one of the first things we've asked him this is certainly jesse ventura certainly a man of many titles apart from the the ones you have named he's also former wrestler he's a t.v. personality like you mentioned he's had five bestsellers released in the last couple of years and now the question on our mind was whether or not he's on a mission to become the new julian a son because of course of this new book out search sixty three documents the government doesn't learn to read we were we wondered whether or not this is a little bit of a coincidence that this book is released so shortly after the whole reeky leak scandal broke and jes

jesse ventura thank you for your time with us thank you appreciate. wealthy british style. markets why not. come the. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cause report on or keep. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of kandahar. showing corporations to rule the day . see. the future. this is not a. war. everybody is sure. about the hardships to face. up to live a. real life stories from world. hope sources are not to finish prince's charge with inciting racial hatred also giving an interview to us at all at sea in which he slammed the man behind a string of deadly bombings in russia. nato air strikes have hit a rebel tank position in libya with up to fifty deaths reported a major could have to control the oil field is also center have been destroyed by the coalition according true motives of violence into question. portugal turns to the e.u. to drag it out of a financial black hole thrown

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. >> this was shot when jesse's parents were on the way to vote in 2009. it's gone viral.had another meltdown when he heard he couldn't vote! [ laughter ] >> that video got a little response from new jersey's governor chris christie, who tweeted, don't worry, jesse, people gave plenty of reasons why i couldn't be governor, although being too small wasn't one of them. >> well, he has a few years. [ laughter ] >> down the road. >> he has a lot of determination. he is dreaming big. they didn't tell him he couldn't be the governor of california! [ laughter ] >> he can be on the ballot in about 40 years. >> get your driver's license first, jesse! >> everybody is talking about the weather. the biggest feature tomorrow will be wind and the

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pop culture celebrity jesse ventura is our guest for the next r.t. if you are the former minnesota governor challenges the official spin on some of the american government's darkest and most incriminating secrets that is coming your way next to stay with us. party sitting down with the former governor of minnesota t.v. personality former u.s. navy seal and bestselling author jesse ventura thank you so much for joining us and my pleasure always a pleasure your new book sixty three documents the government doesn't want you to read yeah how is this book new from what we have seen week out in the past couple of months especially for us when the weekly scandal broke you have made comparisons saying that this book has the same spirit as those disclosures sure where you want to mission to become the new joy and we started the book true months we were already working on this book for two months and then the wiki leaks things have happened and we got excited i mean we jumped for joy although we do use some of the wiki leaks documents but all these documents i

take pkg este video filmado hace apenas un mes muestra a jess 'chuy campos en su restaurante en oakland. esta maÑana muri frente al negocio que trabaj por dcadas.. s.o.t. ramiro camacho/cocinero de otaez 8:47:00 ya le había pasado dos o tres veces.. comerciantes de la fruitvale se ha quejado por aÑos de la inseguridad.. a raul maya no han asaltado dos veces.. s.o.t. raul maya/negociante de la fruitvale 10:16:00 estamos consternados por esta desgracia que no debia de haber pasado si hubieramos tenido más vigilancia en la policia que estamos pidiendo mas seguridad para esta area.. a raiz de la muerte de campos, esta tarde los comerciantes se reunieron a puertas cerradas con la alcaldesa jean quan. s.o.t. ignacio de la fuente/concejal de oakland 1:28:00 esta area está sufriendo mucho de robos a mano armada, los comerciantes han sufrido mucho en los últimos años, hemos estado demandado que haya más policia obviamente la ciudad no ha hecho buen trabajo, no hemos hecho buen trabajo y ojala y esto nos obligue a hacer más.. mario jurez estuvo en la junta.. s.o.t. mario juárez/vp, asoc. de empre

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navy seal and bestselling author jesse ventura thank you so much for joining us it's my pleasure always a pleasure your new book sixty three documents the government doesn't want you to read you know how's this book new all these documents in this book are in the public domain mainstream media is not going to tell you in the article for even the stuff the boss difficult for him about doing this book was that. these documents you could substitute the word nazi and it would work and that troubles me because that's a pretty harsh statement so well it's not that hard do you mean what did you discover working well the cia's assassination manual assassination is just a fair and she word for first degree murder how about a document that we discovered in the late forty's early fifty's where the united states went down to nicaragua and rounded up a bunch of people and infected them with syphilis like all to see of penicillin worked you say you want to know what the government is up to do you think the rest of americans want to know your other a whole lot easier living without some of this knowle

jesse was made governor and his twin, brandon, lieutenant governor just for a day.his mom says he may not have gotten the vote since he said he would raise property taxes. >> i saw an interview. now he said what he wants to do is be a rock star next. >> let's get steven tyler on the phone. >>> i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. h >>> you might not be able to get a piece of william and kate's wedding cake on april 29th but how about a cookie? a company in london has created a series of home-made royal wedding biscuits, as they're called in england. designs include crowns, carriages and other royal imagery. the company has been shipping orders of the sweets all around the world, giving people the taste of the royal excitement. >>> talking about strange bed fellows, a deer has been standing guard in front of a widowed mother goose left to protect her nest all alone. the scene at the cemetery in buffalo has onlookers touched as the deer has stepped in as a guardian of sorts standing to attention whenever

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welcome back, jesse ventura. i promise.> thank you, george. he's a tough act to have to follow. what a funny guy. >> he is a very funny guy. let's get to it. we talked about this a little bit the last time on the show. you have documents that you say reinforce the idea that the government had advanced knowledge that 9/11 could happen and didn't work to stop it. i have a hard time finding that you believe that. >> why? i'm a vietnam veteran and they lied to me about the gulf on tonkin incident. now, i was teaching at harvard when mcnamara came through and admitted it never happened. false flag operations fx you go through history, happened all the time before he's wars. >> that's different from saying that the g. new that 9/11 was coming and didn't try to stop it. >> look at the book. it's no more shocking than our government going to nicaragua and inflicting people with syphilis to see if penicillin works. the scary part of this book for me is that you could substitute the word "nazi" and it would work. >> you said tower se

mom and dad, jesse and brandon. governor, jesse, what was the best part about being governor for the day? >> the best part was -- mm -- >> did you pass any laws? >> of course i didn't. but in the video i was just small and i just sneaked up myself and i said i'm going to raise property taxes. only when i'm small i say that. >> when you're big don't do that. >> and i was a maniac. >> you were a maniac? >> i was a maniac that time. >> don, what made you pull out the video camera when jesse started crying? >> well, he had been crying since we left the polls. the crying had gone on for some time. after a little while i thought it was just too funny not to video it and i had my camera. why not? >> were you surprised at the reaction he was having? >> very. >> look, that's my brother. he has a helmet on. >> jesse what are you thinking when you watch the video? >> i felt like i was a movie star. >> and brandon, what about you? you were the lieutenant governor. you had to do everything your brother told you to do? >> a few t

jesse and his parents, they were heading to the voting polls when the video was shot.ldn't vote. >> even chris christie tweeted him, they gave him lots of reasons why he couldn't be governor. >> speak of jersey, reality of it star snooki pulling in the big bucks as a guest speaker. >> the jersey shore star was paid 32 grand to give a speech at rutgers. so what did the students get for all that money? snooki taught them the jersey shore fist pump and how to do the iconic poof hairstyle. snooki got paid $2,000 more than that the nobel laureate commencement speaker. >> that's disturbing. >> you have to give the kids credit. >> i hope they are investing their money. >> makes you wonder about rutgers kids. it's friday. >>> that is it for the cbs 5 news at noon. >> have a great weekend. see you monday. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

i know that if you with jesse venture is coming your way next hour here on r.t. moscow has handed over new files to warsaw on the cutting massacre of marching forty that was when an estimated twenty two thousand post offices were killed by soviet secret police in western russia it comes a day after russia's a prosecutor general provided poland with information related to the investigation into last year's presidential plane disaster. the crash killed president lech kaczynski and most of the country's political right. now enjoying artie's pretty. cut in massacre is such a sensitive issue for both countries and has been for decades now we see these files being handed over by moscow what do you know about them to this point. well the russian prosecutor general's office of handed to the polish government i lifted it volume the full investigation into what happened at cats in the county massacre happened in nineteen forty in the forest near smolensk in the west of russia where twenty two thousand officers were were killed by. secret police if the soviet union how did

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navy seal and bestselling author jesse ventura thank you so much for joining us and my pleasure always a pleasure your new book sixty three documents the government doesn't want you to read you know how is this book new from what we have seen week out in the past couple of months especially for some on the wiki leaks scandal broke you have made comparisons saying that this book has the same spirit as those disclosures sure where you want to mission to become the new joy and we started the book true months we were already working on this book for two months and then the wiki leaks things have happened and we got excited i mean we jumped for joy although we do use some of the wiki leaks documents but all these documents in this book are in the public domain which issue after mainstream media is not going to tell you you've got to go find the stuff and that's what we did the most difficult thing about doing this work was that all these documents you could substitute the word nazi and it would work and that troubles me because that's a pretty harsh statements so well we get it's not hard d

good morning, jess. >> good morning to you, folks. of course, we're here in arlington, fairfax drive. main thoroughfare. as you reach for your keys, encouraging news for drivers. the roads haven't been this safe in a half of a century. a lot of that has to do with what we're doing with our cars. a lot of it has to do with what we're not doing. we're buckling in more and more. we're buckling in our families. we're driving vehicles that are equipped with airbags. some of the things we're not doing quite as much. drinking and driving. let's take a look at the numbers from the national highway traffic safety administration. they say that the number of people killed in accidents dropped to 32,788 in 2010. that's the lowest level since 1949. we're down about 3% from 2009. those declines come even as the nation's drivers put nearly 21 billion more miles on their odometers in 2010 than they had the previous year. here is a significant number. the death rate is down 25% in just the last five years alone. really significant numbers. we're going

tides and tool time award and tonight because to a politician from illinois democratic congressman jesse jackson jr is going after apple and i pad he believes the i pad has cost people their jobs here in the u.s. and he spoke on the house floor i claim that i pad is part of the reason that we have thirteen million americans out of work take a listen. steve jobs is doing pretty well it's created the i pad. it's made life more efficient for americans but the i pad is produced in china it's not produced here in the united states so the chinese get to take advantage of our first american our first amendment value bet is to provide freedom of speech to the i pad to the american people but there is no protection for jobs here in america to ensure that the american people are being put to work. yes congressman steve jobs and apple are doing very well you see apple is a multibillion dollar company and guess the i pad is made in china but that the technology was developed right here in the u.s. apple has over fifty thousand employees worldwide and the company it won't release the total number of

leading role in what you call it an ungovernable situation is there that your party political system is jesse ventura third in and started here cannot report do you think. well i think the heightened partisanship of the two party system is certainly lending to a lack of compromise we saw with the near government shutdown that both sides were relatively unwilling to go the distance until they were really forced to by public opinion and the fear that they were going to get blamed i think this will this will happen again and again i also see of course the influence of corporate money in politics for example president obama's health care reform was a big disappointment for those on the left because he didn't include a public option he didn't pay for it with you know elimination of the bush tax cuts on the are the wealthy he let those extended on and so he didn't pay for it he didn't make it really broadly accessible and so i think that's one really clear example where corporate america is having this huge influence but we can't discount the supreme court that passages and united allowing corporat

school in manhattan and jesse says he's happy. but at the end of the day, whatever the school experience, the treatment of autism comes home to the parents. >> i am a very different person than i was before adam was in my life. and when he was diagnosed with autism, it was a very difficult time. this is a moment where your life is changing dramatically, and you can either be broken by that, or it can take you in another direction. and where adam took me was, he made me into a better man. he's really taught me that, the true meaning of life is to love, and to give of yourself, and to be compassionate to serve others. and i've met a lot of very impressive people in my life, but no one's taught me that more than my son, and i will be forever grateful to him. >> woodruff: tomorrow night, robin examines the specific challenges facing adults with autism. but you don't have to wait until then to watch it. part five of the series is available right now, in its entirety, on our "autism now" webpage. where you can read extended interviews w

there is a video that is rocketing around the internet of a little boy, 4-year-old jesse, who, well, as you'll see, he really, really, really wants to be the governor of new jersey himself. >> i want to be the governor and i can't. >> why can't you be the governor? >> because i'm too small and i want to. >> well, we asked governor christie if he had seen that video. have you seen the little boy who wants to be governor? >> yeah, i'm -- in fact, i'm going to see him later today. >> reporter: you're seeing him? >> he's coming to the state house later today. he wants to be governor, i'm going to give him a shot. >> reporter: jesse, by the way, was made governor for a day, an honorary governor for the day and it was a great consolation prize. governor christie once said, by the way, no one ever accused him of being too small to be governor. but he has been losing weight. if you go to abcnews.com, he's going to tell you how he does it, every single day what he says to himself in the morning to do it. and we also asked governor christie about a possible presidential run by donald trump, an

if you feel like you want an argument, go to any tafn and say the same, jesse jackson. so with that as a starter and an opening, i go on to talk about his two campaigns for the democratic presidential nomination, the somewhat largely symbolic one in 1984 even though he denied that it was symbolic, and the much more legitimate one in 1988. and i just want to read you the sort of clinching paragraph of that section. the summary paragraph. jackson was far from the perfect candidate. still, even in the his ultimate defeat and mobilization behind dukakis -- remember dukakis? [laughter] behind dukakis' candidacy as in 1984, jackson injected the moribund democratic discussion with progressive, moral convictions about economic justice and stopping militaristic interventionist foreign policy. in doing so, he kept the fire alive for what howard dean a generation later called the democratic wig of the democratic -- wing of the democratic party. additionally, as several observers apprehended at the time, jackson played an important trailblazing role for future minority candidates.

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a service for kendall-jackson founder, jess jackson is set for this thursday morning at the wells forkcenter for the arts in santa rosa. jackson died last thursday. jess jackson was 81-year-old. >>> it's a different energy alternative and available in the us, but despite the state gas prices why not everyone thinks fossil fuel is a safe option? >>> easter cuteness on display in san francisco. an appearance that left some youngsters speechless. >>> and a new top cop and who made the lift of finalists for the san francisco police chief? . >>> the us has the second largest reserves of natural gas in the world. and with concerns about oil prices sweeping the country, there is a call to tap into those resources, but not everyone is on board. john roberts takes a look at whether this is another energy solution. >> reporter: right now we're at about 6500 feet. >> reporter: on farmland across appalachia, hundreds of drilling rigs are working 24/7 to fan a vast new resource. crack it open the right way b and this prehistoric seabed become and important source of natural gas, probably the second

. >> jesse cares deeply about her former husband, brian stowe. had he remain good friends and they share custody of two children. 12-year-old tyler and an 8-year-old. >> each of them break down at different times. biggest fear says the father won't remember them. and if the unthinkable happens, they both want to see him. >> los angeles police are investigating why the two suspects between 18 and 25 years old attacked him from behind. he fell to the ground and was hit repeatedly in the head and body. stowe is in an induced coma. other giants' fans say the mood at dodger stadium disturbs them. >> it's how some people behave. we've been doing this for four seasons now and this season, it takes a lot out of you. people don't have no sportsmanship at all. >> stowe was a paramedic and he avoids confrontation and he was trying to walk away. for now the son and daughter are doing their best to keep occupied with everyday activities. >> tabitha has played two softball games and dedicated both games to her dad. tyler tries to stay busy. >> the family hopes

. >> also, troubling allegations against the reverend jesse jackson. a former employee says he was mistreated and lost his job because he is gay. we have details on that. >>> plus, it's long been a concern for people who use cell phones. is there a connection to brain cancer? this morning we reveal the findings of a new look at the evidence. we'll look into that. >>> let's begin with deadly storms in the nation's mid section. eric fisher is in oklahoma. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, meredith. this is a scene after a particularly violent storm made its way through the town. we have daylight shining with a brighter lens. this was the only school built back in 1918. windows have been blown off, the roof taken off top. if you see the damage here, inside, there are still books sitting on the shelves, as if nothing happened at all. quite a surreal scene, and we have some severe weather tourists, if you will, people coming out, taking pictures of the damage now that the sun is up and surveying what they'll be tealing with over the coming day

back to you, jess. >> that is just a remarkable story. so wonderful. >> teach her daughter how to tie her shoes and enjoy that steak at a restaurant. >> that's really lovely. >>> while the white house is declaring another war on drugs, it's prescription drug abuse. they are leading the charts to crack down on prescription abusers and so-called feel good doctors who overprescribe drugs like oxycontin. they are joining law enforcement efforts. in lots of states, the abuse has become so epidemic. >> in 17 states and here in the district of columbia, in fact, it's the leading cause of accidental death. what does that mean? it means that it's ahead of car crashes for taking lives. >> part of the campaign will focus on the public on the dangers of abuse. >>> an animal rights group is accusing u.c. davis to cover up animal abuse. they stopped animal exploitation now is accusing the school of altering and deleting records related to research animals that have died at their facilities. they claim a whistle blower from inside uc davis tipped them o

hi, jess. >> hi, kai. we are so excited. as you can imagine, as you mentioned, the countdown is on here, at camden yards. and for head groundskeeper nicole sherry that, means the baseball diamond has to be in perfect condition, not just for the home opener, but of course for the rest of the season. >> reporter: imagine getting camden yards ready for opening day. >> we're going to get the paint ready to paint our opening day logo. remove awful -- all of the buckets from the warning track. >> head groundskeeper, nicole sherry, is used to talking turf. >> in the sun. >> >> monday is coming quick. and we'll be here tomorrow and sunday as well, to get everything prepped and kind of finishing touches on everything. >> reporter: this is an exact science. >> yes. yes. a lot of people don't think it's anything more than cutting grass, breaking dirt. but everything in nature is related to it. i have to watch out for these pressure like i said. have to watch out for wind, rain. can dry it out or oversaturate the field. >> reporter: nic

jess jackson died in his sleep after a battle with cancer. he was 81.is wife will continue to run the family-owned wine empire. they operate 35 individual wineries around the world. >>> today is earth day. lots of events happening around the bay. projects include biodiesel technology and a rainwater collection system in san francisco. in oakland, fuels will begin selling biodiesel out of their production center on 49th avenue. >>> berkeley is home to the first vegan earth day. the call of life facing mass distinction. there's a discussion on the vegan lifestyle. it will take place at the berkeley wurster hall. doors open at 6:30. let's check in with marla. good morning. >> good morning, scott. we have a lot going on this morning, including a disturbing report about teacher misconduct. >>> also, digging deeper into the iphone tracking debate. how available is the data about the users where abouts and do other phones collect the same information? >>> plus, we are following the royal updates and lindsay lohan's troubles. >> thank goodness. let's check in w

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we will most likely jesse cooler conditions and winds picked up along the coastline. we will look at the rest of your weekend, coming up. >>pam: a bay area teacher accused of committing a lewd acts with a minor has been arrested. did you see the picture on the screen, a 63 year-old trawls red man was arrested after being admitted to hospital. police say he ran away to mexico leaving only a note towards family before taking off. he was a teacher and and your little school and allegedly touched and eight grade boy inappropriately. the school said he's been placed on paid administrative leave. police say someone is posing as an at&t completes attempting to get personal information from residents by promising them a special deal. officials say the impersonator does have an at&t identification card, picture is of someone else. there were told not to give out any personal information and call police if they are approached. it is opening day for the oakland a's, the team is getting ready to hopefully defeat the mariners. >>vern: it is beautiful out here were getting ready fo

jess chuy campos tena fama de ser una persona trabajadora y de principios. ---- y eso segn sus amigosreflejaba hasta cuando lo asaltaban ... s.o.t. rosendo gámez/empresario amigo 10:20:00 no se dejaba que nadie se le subiera, pero es lógico es reacción de la persona, es humano, no se debaja pero no era bravo el señor, era muy paciente, dos, tres veces se le vio alegar cuando le iban a asaltar pero por lo mismo.. s.o.t. hugo guerrero/empresar io de oakland 5:37:00 cualquier persona, estando en su propiedad privada o en su negocio tiene todo el derecho de defenderse, cualquier personas, él no era violento en mi primer lugar, él únicamente trataba de defenderse. la policia recomienda no resistirse a ladrones y entregar lo que le pidan.. campos portaba armas, pero la policia no ha revelado los detalles del incidente que cobr su vida el viernes pasado.. lo nico que declararon es que fue un intento de robo.. s.o.t. aaron 2 14:25:00 yo creo que en algún momento el trató de defenderse, a lo mejor él trato de no ceder a lo que ellos pedían y es cuando se pone en riesgo la vida.. aaron fue asal

jess jackson built a multimillion dollar empire with chardonnay.e was one of the horse racing owners and breeders. >> gas prices are continuing go up. so the government wants to make sure drivers aren't getting ripped off at the pump. a coalition of nearly dozen government agencies including the department of justice and the securities and exchange commission. group will monitor oil and gas markets for potential violations to make sure consumers aren't paying higher prices because of illegal activity. they will look for signs of pollution and manipulation of prices and fraud. >>> greenpeace is taking on some of silicon valley accusing them, they criticize several companies including apple, facebook and twitter for the enormous amounts of energy they use and calls them to commit to using clean renewable energy sources. >> firefighters battling massive wildfires in west texas are getting help from california. fire crews from the sierra national forest are currently in texas work twrorbg put out a fire that has burned nearly 150 square miles and destr

take pkg jess chuy campos tena fama de ser una persona trabajadora y de principios. ---- y eso segn sus se reflejaba hasta cuando lo asaltaban ... s.o.t. rosendo gámez/empresario amigo 10:20:00 no se dejaba que nadie se le subiera, pero es lógico es reacción de la persona, es humano, no se debaja pero no era bravo el señor, era muy paciente, dos, tres veces se le vio alegar cuando le iban a asaltar pero por lo mismo.. s.o.t. hugo guerrero/empresar io de oakland 5:37:00 cualquier persona, estando en su propiedad privada o en su negocio tiene todo el derecho de defenderse, cualquier personas, él no era violento en mi primer lugar, él únicamente trataba de defenderse. la policia recomienda no resistirse a ladrones y entregar lo que le pidan.. campos portaba armas, pero la policia no ha revelado los detalles del incidente que cobr su vida el viernes pasado.. lo nico que declararon es que fue un intento de robo.. s.o.t. aaron 2 14:25:00 yo creo que en algún momento el trató de defenderse, a lo mejor él trato de no ceder a lo que ellos pedían y es cuando se pone en riesgo la vida.. aaron fue

when they interviewed jesse ventura last night -- president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> i am susan terrence. i wanted to think the board of supervisors for letting me speak. thank you for introducing our proclamation. april 16, california poets in schools day, we are sponsoring nine free events in the city for the national poetry month in april. the book to proclaim april 16 as california poets in school stay in san francisco. you're celebrating many voices in the city, especially voices of five to 18-year-olds. i would like to read a poem written by a third grader. inside the universe our books. in such books are words. inside words are meaningless -- are meanings. here is another. i and the daughter of bright orange california poppies. my voice is calm and sweet. you can hear it when it blows softly through your ears. i am the grass, the hills. we thank you for your consideration of this proposal. president chiu: thank you. if i could just mentioned, it in the board chambers unfortunately we do not permit applause or an expression of opposition. if i c

jess jackson built a multimillion dollar empire with chardonnay.s one of the horse racing owners and breeders. >> gas prices are continuing go up. so the government wants to make sure drivers aren't getting ripped off at the pump. a coalition of nearly dozen government agencies including the department of justice and the securities and exchange commission. group will monitor oil and gas markets for potential violations to make sure consumers aren't paying higher prices because of illegal activity. they will look for signs of pollution and manipulation of prices and fraud. >>> greenpeace is taking on some of silicon valley accusing them, they criticize several companies including apple, facebook and twitter for the enormous amounts of energy they use and calls them to commit to using clean renewable energy sources. >> firefighters battling massive wildfires in west texas are getting help from california. fire crews from the sierra national forest are currently in texas work twrorbg put out a fire that has burned nearly 150 square miles and destroyed

"glee"'s matthew morrison and from "modern family," jesse ferguson. one of the guests tonight that's causing a little bit of a stir here on the red carpet in the apt of questions will be donald trump. he's going to be hosted by "the washington post." a supposewoman for the "post" says they invited mr. trum will because he's a fascinating figure to washington. he'll be at the same table with house speaker john boehner. let's look for a couple of seconds at the red carpet and some of the folks filing in for the dinner. >> we'll be showing you clips from past dinners and comments on twitter and facebook. you can watch us live on c-span.org. it includes social media comments and live h.d. video. president obama talked about his administration's efforts to combat rising gas prices, including ending government oil industry subsidies and investing in renewable energy. and then we'll show you the republican address with james langford of oklahoma, who discusses republican proposals to bring down gas prices, as well as his party's plan to cut government spendi

with jesse herman in a smoke- filled room came up with the urban renewal. how they do it all over the united states. it is very significant. anyone that thinks it is not significant -- they are insignificant. right now, i cannot understand. ♪ blacks are leaving town nobody around here seems like they care. but that is okay. ace is on the case -- [bell rings] supervisor chiu: thank you. next singer please. >> thank you. this might take a couple of weeks. i have a lot of graphics. ♪ what a city might bridges all were crossed with a winning way to go yes my mom lovely city meter maid bags for all you ever did and i sure miss you every day yester-me supervisor chu remember the 49er ties of your city life of your life of your life morning picnic morning warning on what was to be i wish i had nancy's house where would i find a house like that and you let your city hard -- you left your city heart in san francisco high on a hill hit me with your best thing pong shot -- ping pong shot fire away my dad could make the distance in '69 goodbye ♪ -- [bell rings] next ti

jesse is the point person on that. contact information is included in the report. the van ness bus rapid transit draft environmental impact report and environmental impact statement have been in circulation for a while now. we need to get agency comments on that. we are looking forward to getting the document circulated this month. the report that was released confirm the project cost estimate, which is a key thing now but the federal level, as well as its limitation time frame, as well as identify key interests to guide our annual submittals to the fda. i will remind you, the van ness brt project has been number one in the nation for receiving federal funds, so we are looking forward to seeing that move forward. about the s.f. parks program, i just want to add my commendations. i am looking forward to seeing that project evolves as it includes a brittle pressing for a time of day in the next few months and i am looking forward to finding parking when i need it curbside. i would like to report, on april 15, i join commissioner abel lows and a number of distinguishe