this union was also painted by kaplan. i think it is also possible to relationship, if you want to look for parallel , for the fourth of eastman, you have the british and alsonary artist, like valdeck. you could see a native is toiling under the weight of the artist in a sedan chair. perhaps he ist of williamthe work hodges, who accompanied captain cook on his circumnavigation of the globe. he later worked in india. tradition of a military artists, like thomas who led an attack on fort washington and said, this is my neighborhood. this is where i live. or william popparns' drawing. here is an engraving. rowley.in josiah this is a sketchbook of his travels in north america. he was responsible for constructing the first monument at fort nelson, by correcting this -- erecting this arch in ireland in 1805. also a prolific describe her of his own travels around riber of his desc own travels around the world and the united states. when i was working on paintings id battlefield in the 1990's, came upon the writings of jackson. i

rebecca kaplan/councilmember- "they says they're so upset about the leak.ey were really upset, they'd be saying they're going to track down the leaker. the fact that they're talking trash about the recipient of the leak, while not saying they're going to identify, find or fire whoever committed the leak, suggests to me, they're just playing game." and, the mayor of oakland is right in the middle of it.libby schaaf/mayor- "i have obviously gotten much criticism. but much of it from outside of this community and some of the feelings of being supported, of being heard, of being stood up for, um, those have been really wonderful for me to hear." president trump says the federal government is looking into whether or not schaaf broke any laws. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (steve)(steve) (steve) new tonight at six... jalen bryant and pride scott have been arrested after police say the two burglarized several cars. police say last month officers were called to a parking garage near ghirardelli square on reports of auto burglaries. police say officer

at ten, economics professor brian kaplan argue that is the main function of higher education has become more about educational credentials and less about insuring that students are prepared with skills for the job market. and we wrap up our prime time programming at 11 p.m. with former clinton administration labor secretary robert like who talks about the economic and social cycles societies experience and their effect on the common good. that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books every weekend, television for serious readers. ..

hands raskin themselves this morning martine don't forget that it's been five months since many kaplan's voted to break away from the rest of spain in a referendum it's been more than two months since those kaplan's went to snap elections for the capital and parliament and that returned a majority of politicians again in favor of secession and today it was jordi sanchez a former grassroots catalan leader who was due to be sworn in as head of the regional government the first minister he can because the judge has him in jail facing charges of rebellion and the judge refused to release him to be sworn in now initially his legal defense team had said that they were going to launch an appeal to the u. european court of human rights they have now backtracked on that saying they will not do that but will go for more procedural approach and of large an appeal to suit very sure there is no saying how long it could be before the supremes call produces a ruling but what essentially is that the spanish central government is trying to deadlock this whole process of the move towards capital and indep

steve liesman is going to be sitting down for a cnbc exclusive with rob kaplan.coming up at 8:00 a.m >>> oil prices are marching higher with crude posting the best day in months the prices, wti up by about 38 cents to $62.95. just below $63 make sure you catch more of brian sullivan's exclusive interview with the saudi aramco ceo today on cnbc at 1:00. >>> president trump says he's not backing down on his threat to slap new tariffs on imported steel and alumin president trump getting push back from fellow republicans fearful that the move could make consumer goods that use metals more expensive >> paul ryan wants you to back down on trade. paul ryan says he's worried about a trade war. are you going to back down on the tariffs? >> no, we're not backing down. mexico is -- we've had a very bad deal with mexico, very bad deal with nafta. our factories have left our country. our jobs have left our country for many years nafta's been a disaster we are renegotiating nafta as i said i would if we don't make a deal, we'll terminate nafta. but if i do make a deal, which i

city councilwoman rebecca kaplan hosted the meeting last night.says long-term housing is being billed and there are plans for tiny houses and shipping containers. she is proposing a $4000 parcel tax on every vacant property in oakland. the money raised will be earmarked for solutions for the homeless. >> we estimate we can bring in about $20 million a year in order to really strengthen our homeless response. that means tenant support, rapid rehousing. >> kaplan's parcel tax proposal would need approval. other proposals include opening church parking lots to allow the homeless to park the cars and suv's in a safe -- that would be safer than on the streets. >>> in concord, the wild turkeys who wandered the grounds are going to be removed. federal officials will start trapping the turkeys. here they are. for more than year, -- a year, they have paste outside, often -- paste outside, often blocking the doors. they leave behind droppings, too. it's a health problem. john bureau says they will work with local, state, and federal agencies to relocate the

councilmember at-large rebecca kaplan also coming to mayor libby schaaf's defense. saying the mayor's decision less than two weeks ago... to warn the public about imminent immigrations and customs enforcement raids in the bay area... was bold. rebecca kaplan/councilmember- "i think it is essential that we stand united against the rediculous actions of this federal government. they are not keeping people safe -- they are tearing apart our communities." 20-18 oakland mayoral candidate ken houston says mayor schaaf's heart may have been in the right place... but says her execution was poor.ken houston/mayoral candidate- "if you warn someone -- you don't warn them with fear -- you warn them with information to protect themselves, philippe. you warn them to be ready -- not be reactive, be proactive." as for mayor schaaf... she took the president's comments in stride.libby schaaf/mayor- "i am proud to live in a country where everyone can criticize elected officials." after the raids... the department of justice said the mayor's warning allowed at least 800 undocumented im

lonnie kaplan.e was a true friend, a champion for this community, and a fierce advocate for truth and justice. to all those here who feel his absence, may his memory, as they say, be a blessing. i see lonnie's legacy as i look out into the ocean of people gathered here today, people of all ages, all faiths and all political persuasions. your commitment to our common cause, your presence, your visits and your voices send a message across washington to jerusalem and throughout the world that the united states and israel share an alliance that is unbreakable and ironclad. [applause] senator menendez: and i especially -- i especially want to recognize the 3,600 students who made their way to washington this year. [applause] senator menendez: it's mportant that you're here. in recent days we have been reminded of the power that rests in the hands of america's youth. when young people stand up and speak out for what they believe in, the world cannot help but listen. so to the thousands of students who cam

we'll hear from donald kaplan after this break >>> welcome back to "street signs.cb will make its latest interest rate decision on thursday, and there seems to be disagreement among the governing council about communication. some expect it to drop its easing bias at this meeting despite a number of kouccouncil members failing to do so in january. meanwhile the italian political uncertainty is broadly seen as an individual risk and not enough to influence the ecb's decision sri and i will be hosting decision time tomorrow watch for that >>> hurting relationships with trading partners will hurt the u.s. dallas fed president robert kaplan said it was too early to see the effects of imposed tariffs. >> on the tax legislation it has caused us to mark up numbers, my concern is that there are elements of recent legislation that will improve sustainable growth in the united states, but the elements of the recent bill and also this budget agreement actually i'm concerned will actually turn out to be a stimulus funded by increasing the debt, which will give us a bump in '18,

union was also painted by kaplan. it is also possible to construct a relationship, although i do not know that eastman knew these artists, if you want to look for parallel narratives and art precedents for eastman'sorts, -- forts, you have british expeditionary artists and these expeditionary artists like valdec and you can see a native is toiling under the weight of the artist, who is in a sedan chair. we can see also that perhaps he is mindful of the work of people like william hodges who did a -- who accompanied captain cook on his circumnavigation of the globe and later worked in india. or you also have a tradition of military artists like thomas davies. his image of the attack on fort washington, this is my neighborhood. this is where i live. i live on that hill. this is in the new york public library. or this drawing, here is an engraving. or watson's sketchbook of travels in north america, the hudson valley actually, is now in the new york historical society. he was responsible for constructing the first monume

sterling kaplan going straight to the ten. it jumps out to the 24-0 lead in this one. by 15 at the half. too much of an uphill climb. he pulled away from there. 76-58 to finish with a 16 and 14 record. another college hoops director was knocked out by charleston. they finished their season. that's a look at sports. "nbc 10 news" is coming right back. >>> back with a final check on the forecast. we've had coastal storms every five days. good for clean-up, good for preparation for the next one. it will deliver more in the way of snow. accumulate go snow for a good chunk of the area. so we'll be throwing out numbers tomorrow or early tuesday. by thursday and friday it quiets down. and then into next weekend. tracking another big storm next week. >> thank you. that's nbc 10 news for now. we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? don't get me wrong, you have killer tech mrs. d, but you still don't have fios. ok? fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, literally engineered for

don't miss steve liesman's sitdown with rob kaplan at 8:00 a.m. nice gains this morning.nts this mointh's it for "worldwide exchange." "squawk box" comes up next you know what's awesome? gig-speed internet. you know what's not awesome? when only certain people can get it. let's fix that. let's give this guy gig- really? and these kids, and these guys, him, ah. oh hello. that lady, these houses! yes, yes and yes. and don't forget about them. uh huh, sure. still yes! xfinity delivers gig speed to more homes than anyone. now you can get it, too. welcome to the party. open up about 70 so far today after almost closing up 400 points yesterday. >>> this hour we expect results fromtarget and we're seeing someone make the case for tariffs a live report from the heart of steel country where some u.s. workers are cheering president trump's new plan >>> and the ceo of saudi aramco sitting down with cnbc we'll tell you what he said about the oil market and the upcoming ipo that's all ahead on this tuesday, march 6, 2018 "squawk box" starts right now. >>> live from new york where busi

on afterwards economist brian kaplan argues against college for everyone.s weekend, former usa today editor-in-chief will look at improving workplaces through gender equality. >> i was on a plane and on my way to des moines sitting next to a businessman i where having the nicest conversation. his tell me about his house and children and he said why are you going to des moines? i said i'm going to speak at a women's leadership conference. certainly this lovely man get said to in the headlights look and says sorry i'm a man. and proceeded to tell him he had entered diversity training and he felt like it was a couple of days worth of being beaten over the head and put the corner call to the principal's office. the message she took away was, it's all your fault. those words stuck with me because that's the opposite message we should be giving to men. we should be talking about how do we bring men and not alienate them. the next and i was speaking to a board woman against women about serious issues we must fight for. i'm seeing the rueful female heads not a reco

councilmember at-large rebecca kaplan also coming to mayor libby schaaf's defense. saying the mayor's decision less than two weeks ago... to warn the public about imminent immigrations and customs enforcement raids in the bay area... was bold. rebecca kaplan/councilmember- "i think it is essential that we stand united against the rediculous actions of this federal government. they are not keeping people safe -- they are tearing apart our communities." 20-18 oakland mayoral candidate ken houston says mayor schaaf's heart may have been in the right place... but says her execution was poor.ken houston/mayoral candidate- "if you warn someone -- you don't warn them with fear -- you warn them with information to protect themselves, philippe. you warn them to be ready -- not be reactive, be proactive." as for mayor schaaf... she took the president's comments in stride.libby schaaf/mayor- "i am proud to live in a country where everyone can criticize elected officials." after the raids... the department of justice said the mayor's warning allowed at least 800 undocumented av

councilmember at-large rebecca kaplan also coming to mayor libby schaaf's defense. saying the mayor's decision less than two weeks ago... to warn the public about imminent immigrations and customs enforcement raids in the bay area... was bold. rebecca kaplan/councilmember- "i think it is essential that we stand united against the rediculous actions of this federal government. they are not keeping people safe -- they are tearing apart our communities." 20-18 oakland mayoral candidate ken houston says mayor schaaf's heart may have been in the right place... but says her execution was poor.ken houston/mayoral candidate- "if you warn someone -- you don't warn them with fear -- you warn them with information to protect themselves, philippe. you warn them to be ready -- not be reactive, be proactive." as for mayor schaaf... she took the president's comments in stride.libby schaaf/mayor- "i am proud to live in a country where everyone can criticize elected officials." after the raids... the department of justice said the mayor's warning allowed at least 800 undocumented im

and for a plant-based clean, try tide purclean >>> at slate.com, fred kaplan if you were looking for a representative sample of the response in the national security world to the breaking news h.r. mcmaster was fired to be replaced by former u.n. ambassador john bolton, fred cap lynn's take at slate.com serves pretty well, i think. caplin's reaction to the news tonight is this, quote, it's time to panic now. john bolton's rise to power puts us on a path to war and since trump appointed him while knowing bolton's views, it means trump wants to be on that path. i saw that actually and wondered if mr. kaplan might be taking this worse than your average bear but i saw the take was retweeted by former u.s. ambassador to russia. that got me thinking, ambassador mcfaul joins us live. thank you for being here. nice to see you. >> glad we're reading the same twitter feed, rachel. >> i have to ask you if a retweet is an endorsement or not. are you in panic mode about this announcement for security advisor? >> i'm definitely concerned whether we need to panic is another matter and i want to und

kaplan and mr. manuel last year helped restore some balance to the labor board and to our nation's workplaces. first the board overturned its micro unions decisions which disrupted workplaces and made it harder for managers to handle their workplaces and do business. trachl, a local department store could split into dozens of factions. the women's shoe department, the men's department all represented by separate unions fighting over who gets better raises and break rooms. and second this mlrb has requested comments whether it should keep our modify the elections rule. another rule that previous decisions up ended stability in labor law. it rule means that union election can be forced in as little as 11 days before an employer and many employees even have a chance to figure out what's going on. it also forces employers to hand over a lot of employee's personal information to unions. so i hope confirming you, mr. ring, will continue this trend of returning balance to the administration of our labor la

councilmember at-large rebecca kaplan also coming to mayor libby schaaf's defense.ng the mayor's decision less than two weeks ago... to warn the public about imminent immigrations and customs enforcement raids in the bay area... was bold. rebecca kaplan/councilmember- "i think it is essential that we stand united against the rediculous actions of this federal government. they are not keeping people safe -- they are tearing apart our communities." 20-18 oakland mayoral candidate ken houston says mayor schaaf's heart may have been in the right place... but says her execution was poor.ken houston/mayoral candidate- "if you warn someone -- you don't warn them with fear -- you warn them with information to protect themselves, philippe. you warn them to be ready -- not be reactive, be proactive." as for mayor schaaf... she took the president's comments in stride.libby schaaf/mayor- "i am proud to live in a country where everyone can criticize elected officials." after the raids... the department of justice said the mayor's warning allowed at least 800 undocumented immigra

por su parte, la concejal de oackland rebeca kaplan, que en otros momentos ha manifestado sus diferenciabemos porque cuando vinieron a oackland en agosto y separaron a una familia, dijeron que era para proteger a una persona de trÁfico humano y eso, terminÓ siendo una mentira. marÍa: hasta ahora, la agencia de migraciÓn ice, ha confirmado al menos 150 arrestos en operativos en el Área de la bahÍa. menos que llevar a cabo mÁs. ramÓn: gracias marÍa por tu reporte. la policÍa de san francisco dio a conocer un vÍdeo sobre un mortal tiroteo que involucra a varios agentes de esa corporaciÓn. leeremos en cuantas ocasiones han disparado. suheily: un frente frÍo promete mucha lluvia en nuestra Área de la cobertura. algunas zonas pudieran recibir mÁs de dos pulgadas. tendremos fuertes vientos. mÁs adelante, regresÓ con mÁs. [disparos] [gritos] [disparos] palmira: surgen nuevos detalles de un mortal tiroteo donde se vieron involucrados siete policÍas de san francisco. Éstas son imÁgenes de las cÁmaras corporales. dispararon al menos 65 veces a un hombre. el sospechoso abriÓ fuego dos veces, mientra

. >> kaplan's parcel tax proposal would need approval from the city council and then the voters.proposals include opening search parking lot. and a space that would be safer than on the streets. >>> our time is 4:56. the police evacuated a hotel as they searched for explosives. we have details on this very tense situation and white several streets were blocked for hours. >>> you need to be changing -- muni may be changing its rates. >>> we are watching the entire south bay commute. right now, it looks pretty good on 280, 11, 85. a live look at 280 here. it's a nice drive from downtown san jose. >>> get ready for some warmer temps for the first time in almost two weeks. we will see temps going above average. and we will see how long that pattern is going to last. >>> four people died after accidents in the sierra. the very latest on the death of a san francisco woman and her son killed after being buried in snow. >>> and frightening moments as a woman try to open a plane emergency door midflight. passengers had to subdue her as she was yelling out, i am god. mornings at 2 continue

jenny kaplan there. is underway in houston, and our own alix steel got down with the ceo's to talk about the state of the ceo industry and how trump's proposed tariffs could impact their bottom line. that conversation coming right up. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: "what'd you miss?" the energy conference is underway in houston and bringing together some of the biggest names in energy and finance. our alix steel sat down with patrick pouyanne to talk about his company's growth. 5%rick: the plan is to move each year, so we could do that. business, theity sustainable, so trying to get more that sustainable investment, you do not do that if the price is high, so the best way is to show the money. in libya,put assets right, and in over the weekend, production went off-line because of some issues there. how do you understand and why do you want to take it on? how do you understand the geopolitical environment? patrick: we know that this country -- we also know that there are forces in the country, to be able t

rebecca kaplan/councilmember- "i think it is essential that we stand united against the ridiculous actionsral government. they are not keeping people safe -- they are tearing apart our communities."ken houston/mayor al candidate- "if you warn someone -- you don't warn them with fear -- you warn them with information to protect themselves, philippe. you warn them to be ready -- not be reactive, be proactive.">( marty ) the department of justice said the mayor's warning allowed at least 800 undocumented immigrants to avoid an arrest. earlier this week... attorney general jeff sessions announced the d-o-j is suing the state of california over its sanctuary status. ( marty )a controversial decision to refuse service to police officers at an oakland coffee shop... has people talking. kron-4's haaziq madyun has the story. "we have a policy of asking police to leave for the physical and emotional safety of our customers and ourselves" that is what an oakland police officer was told back in february after entering hasta muerte coffee shop here fruitvale and east 27th street. the coffee shop wrote

. >> kaplan also said he favors three interest this year and that those should happen sooner rather than latert many exphe central bank to raise rates when it meets later this month. >>> there may be signs of a thaw on the korean peninsula, according to the south korean delegation, theorth isilling to hold talks with the u.s. about giving up its nuclear that helped send the south korean etf higher in trading today. david reedel joins us to discuss what possible talks betwe north korea and the u.s. could mean for the stock market. he is the founder a president of reedel research group. good to see you, thanks for joining us again. certainly a stunning and surprising development between north and south korea t and united states. but we have seen hopeful signs before, and theof they kin fall to the wayside. bew should the market react to this? use that was one of the big risks that wasot in the market so long ago, just a couple of months ago. >> that's exactly righas it recently that this was top of mind. i think it's been replaced in investors' minds in the u.s. with issues around the impe

.>> reporter: city councilmember kaplan hosted a meeting to find solutions. she is proposing a $4000 parcel tax on every vacant property in oakland. both commercial and residential to pay specifically for homeless solutions. the city has identified 5000 vacant properties.>>> we could bring in $20 million a year in order to really strengthen our homeless response. that means tenant support. rapid rehousing. >> reporter: rapid housing solutions include tiny houses in converted shipping container homes that can be built quickly. one leader propose opening up church parking lots to allow the homeless living in cars a safe place to park their vehicles.>>> one of the most valuable unused resources during the week that can be utilized for homelessness throughout my time.>> reporter: of the encampment the homeless say they welcome housing solutions. that will put a solid roof over their head.>>> i would not advise if anybody. it is hard.>> reporter: caplan's tax proposal would need the city council approval. and then voters would have final say on the november ballot

. ♪ toys "r" us kid >> reporter: written by this woman, linda kaplan thaler, in 1982. >> i was a juniorr. >> reporter: at the time she didn't think it was any good, but within days of that first commercial -- >> i heard this mother screaming to her kid, if you don't stop singing that song, we are never going to catch the bus for school. >> reporter: since then it's aired around the world in dozens of languages. a song that seems to tap into a collective sentiment. >> none of us should ever lose the feeling of being a child inside. >> reporter: this week, with news of toys "r" us closing its doors, the tributes poured in. ♪ i don't want to grow up ♪ ♪ because if i did >> reporter: for linda and her husband, fred, who did the musical compositions, sentimentality spurring one last lyric. ♪ toys "r" us is no more ♪ ♪ because they're closing their door ♪ >> reporter: and just maybe a hope that at least the song will live on. ♪ but we'll always be a toys "r" us kid ♪ >> reporter: kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >> if you're still humming it or singing it come tomorrow morning, feel free

city councilwoman kaplan wants a ballot measure saying under her plan the extra money would be used for road improvements. other major cities have similar taxes. if approved, oakland will be the first city in california to impose such a tax. san francisco's thinking about a similar measure. public opinion is split. >> i think it's worth it for the safety of it. i mean i. use it more if you are not able to drive or safety at night. >> now others in oakland say a tax may affect the decision to use the ride sharing services for now. the position of people in the ride sharing business is cities have no right to impose such a tax. >>> the bay area wouldn't be alone in taxing riders. the city of chicago has a 15 cent per ride tax. philadelphia has a 1.4% surcharge. massachusetts collects 20 cents per rise and new york is proposing a 2 to 5 dollar per ride fee. >>> san francisco is asking forcooperation from companies that make driverless cars as they test next month without a human being behind the wheel. now right now, driverless cars are required to have a backup driver inside as a precauti

rebecca kaplan was noncommittal on the offer. >> today is not the conclusion of the negotiation. it's the beginning of one. >> every year the city and county have to split $22 million in payments on that debt. and for the city, that's $11 million a year that reed would be happy to unload. >> sure, we can use an extra $11 million and even more so. >> reporter: mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >>> there will be no more self-driving vehicle testing for uber in arizona. that's according to a letter governor doug ducey sent to uber's ceo. it comes after this deadly crash last week where a pedestrian was struck and killed. the governor says video footage raised concerns about the company's ability to safely test its technology. he said he expects public safety to be the top priority for those who operate self-driving cars. >>> take a good look. that is evidence being pulled out of the lake merit today. conducted to the march 15th death of an oakland couple. witnesses say they heard a fight between michael grace and ta yama johnson has it appeared the two were drowning in the lake. off

break things how facebook google and amazon corner culture and undermined democracy mr kaplan is goodto have you on the show i want to get your reaction to these reports that mark zuckerberg has agreed to testify before u.s. congressional committee will these lawmakers in washington will they be able to rein him in this way well i don't think he has in the shorts. this is going way too far on he isn't or did test on himself he sent his lawyers two months ago to the congress. and that was kind of an insult to the congressional leaders but now he has to show up in person and it's very clear that for the first time the u.s. authorities are going to try and hold these companies and to control in a way that only the europeans have to date on it seems to me that the federal trade commission has now reopened investigation. and facebook signed a consent decree with the f.c.c. in two thousand and eleven that had fines of up to forty thousand per occurrence of down a breach per day so if you do them out like a two trillion dollar fine obviously they're not going to find number two trillion beca

grant the speaker of the capital and parliament and she said that his function is to represent all kaplan's on both sides and to help form a new government here in catalonia because cording to the spanish government perhaps he has been showing certain a certain level of support perhaps for the pro independence. parliament paula fully ele us with the latest from barcelona and yulia bono standing by for us outside of the courthouse in new munster everyone waiting to see what the decision will be with regard to catalonia separatist leader carlist pushed him on and whether he could be extradited from germany to spain to both of you thank you. but now germany's world cup preparations crank up a notch on tuesday with a hotly anticipated friendly and guest for a zil in berlin a win for host germany would mean a record equalling twenty three games in a row without defeat but brazil are hoping to erase memories of a seven one thrashing by germany in the twenty fourteen world cup have a look could be painful. the prospect of a record equalling result hasn't persuaded you out he loves to play it safe

his service he's actively pursuing his bachelor's of science and health care administration from kaplan university. he currently maintains a 4.0 g.p.a. and plans to receive his master's degree. so today, mr. speaker, i absolute petty officer first class genesis morano for being named sea and shore sailor of the year. he exemplifies the navy's core values in every aspect of his life and i admire petty officer's commitment to the military and our nation. congratulations on receiving this honor and thank you, mr. orano, for your service. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. fitzpatrick, for five minutes. mr. fitzpatrick: i rise today to recognize the yen rossity and commitment to community service of the community bank in my district in bucks county, pennsylvania. over the last year, 325 bank employees raised nearly $78,000 for a variety of programs and activities in our community which they generously donated to the united way of bucks county. dd hurley, the community bank's vice president and chief relations officer, explained it best he said

on our "after words" program this week, economics professor brian kaplan argues that the main function of higher education has become less about insuring students are prepared with skills for the job market. he's interviewed by scott carlson. ..

. >> next on book tvs afterwards, economics professor brian kaplan argues that the main faction of higherducation has become more about educational credentials unless about ensuring that students are prepared with skills for the job market. is interviewed by the chronicle of education scott carlson. it's a weekly interview program with guest hosts interviewing authors about their latest work. >> brian, thanks for joining me. >> guest: thanks for having me. >> host: you written this book about why education is a waste of time and money. why did you want to read a book like this? >> i've been in the education system for 40 years. i've seen an enormous amount of waste of taxpayer money being wasted. if i don't read book like and who will? >> host: did you have an experience and education that what made you want to write this. >> think it began in kindergarten, when their

and dozens have been killed after a plane carrying seventy two passengers crashed kaplan do airport in nepal. when all the stories we're following out misti international has really satellite images set to show me a minute tree building infrastructure on top of areas one's home to wrangle muslims the organization is describing the construction as a land grab meanwhile the u.n. is accused me on miles government of using a policy of force starvation against ring of villages in iraq and state and explains. life continues to be a misery at this were hinge a refugee camp in eastern bangladesh many of those who live here say they just want to go back to their homes in myanmar's rakhine state if you are certain if they ever will but what's also unclear is whether they will ever see justice for the abuses they faced abuses the u.n. describes as bearing the hallmarks of genocide. amnesty international is also questioning whether the more than seven hundred thousand written injured displaced in months of violence will ever be able to return to their homes be satellite images appear to show areas

economist, brian kaplan argued against college for everyone.from usa today editor-in-chief, john littman looked at improving workplaces through gender equality. and we discussed experiences growing up with survivalist parents and earning a phd at cambridge university. in the coming weeks, james swanson will retrace the events leading up to the assassination of martin luther king jr. south carolina republicans tim scott and representative trey gaudi will talk about their friendship and time in congress. this weekend, sarah mcbride discusses lgbtq rights in her life as a transgender person. >> i remember after the election we're scared about how young people were internalizing this, the results of the election. over the last year and a half i hear from young people who still wonder is the heart of this country big enough to love me. i say few things to them. the first is that in my own life, i have dealt with bullying. harassment, and comments that made me question where the third there was a place for me. what i said to the young people whether

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. >> councilwoman kaplan's proposal would need approval. other proposals from the community include opening church parking lots to allow the homeless to park their cars and rv's in a space that would be safer than on the street. >>> there is one less site under consideration to build homes for the homeless. looking at three possibilities, but according to the mercury news, a 7 acre site is no longer in contention. the two remaining proposals are a 2 acre site. connecting highways. and a 1 1/2 acre site on mayberry road near highway 101. each of these homes will be about 100 ft.2 and should be completed by the end of this year. >>> san francisco is taking no action to help the homeless and mentally ill. the city is providing 54 new psychiatric beds on -- more than doubling the number of beds in the city for psychiatric patients. finch -- san francisco's interim mayor has pushed for this. >> today represents a huge step in the right direction with what the city is doing to work and to solve those issues. >> they've hired a great team of peopl

. >> reporter: in otherwise unremarkable house, david kaplan is playing museum for us. >> a draft schoolhe living room. >> reporter: from the living room to the dining room and down the stairs to the garage. >> that is a purpose spine but do not quote me on that. it was in the bathtub upstairs for god knows how many years. this is the laundry area. >> reporter: nothing up here can prepare you for what is in the basement.>> i bring someone down -- oh my god! it is crazy.>> reporter: the life's work of his great uncle. the kind of man you write books about.>> i can handle a 24-hour day. it is too damn short. i need a longer day and more days in the week and more months in the year.>> reporter: he was by trade a science teacher but his other passion was collecting items for what he called the bone palace.>> there are over 7000 skulls. >> reporter: everyone of them legally collected for scientific purposes from around the world adding up to a world- class collection of specimens large and small exotic and familiar. >> this basement despite -- defies description. you do not have words for it.

. >>> next, on booktv's "after words," economics professor bryan kaplan argues that the main function of higher education has become more about educational credentials and less about ensuring studentses are prepared with skills for the job market. he is interviewed by the chronicle of higher education senior right, scott carlson. "after words" is a weekly television program.

also, this morning, we heard from oakland city councilmember rebecca kaplan. >> today, we learned that an ice employee is quitting because he's tired of lying. and that just reinforces what we have been saying. ice is lying when they say they are try to keep our communities safe. when they came into west oakland and tore apart a family in august, they said it was to stop human trafficking. and that's now turned out not to be the truth. and the young man they said they were protecting has since died. >> that 40 immigration sweep in northern california ended with 232 undocumented immigrants being arrested. some of them do have prior criminal convictions. schwab said the original target list for that operation had roughly 1000 people on it. he also said authorities never expected they would capture every single one of those people . the head of ice attorney general sessions, and president donald trump all have slammed mayor schaaf for this warning to the community about those impending raids and saying that the mayor essentially allowed criminals to go free. ice did put out a statement th

city council member rebecca kaplan was equally noncommittal on the offer. >> today is not the conclusion of the negotiation. it's the beginning of one. >> larry reed whose district includes the coliseum noted that every year they have to split $22 million in payments on that debt and for the city, that's $11 million a year that reed would be happy to unload. >> sure. we can use an extra $11 million and even more. >> reporter: making a bid for the 120 acres, the oakland a's want not only a purpose built ballpark but own the land around it presumably to build a community around the one around at&t park in san francisco. it's a big ask. the city and the county and the a's will start talking about it later this week. mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, mark. >>> bay area students are taking the next step toward making their voices heard when it comes to gun reform. their plan is next. >>> also, some whales attracting a big crowd along the coast in southern california. why some people are concerned for their well-being. that's next. >>> sunny blue skies from walnut creek on the weath

.>> reporter: kaplan -- tax proposal would need the city council's approval and voters would have final say on the november ballot. the city council is scheduled to vote on it april 17.>>> the city recently put up those ships to help the homeless. that they say are those are being used?>> reporter: it is not clear. they seem to think that would be a solution. the churches are planning to open up their lots to those same tiny homes.>>> idaho woman undergoing a medical evaluation after his very incident aboard a plane taking off from sfo bound for boise this morning.>>> passenger cell phone captured the woman yelling i am god during a scuffle. passengers say she tried to open a cabin door to the outside while the jet was in the air. the video shows fellow passengers working to tie the woman's feet is another man holds her down in the isle. the plane landed safely. boise police were waiting at the gate where they took her into custody. there is no word on her identity other than she is from idaho.>>> an arrest warrant for former nine or a raider linebacker aldon smith following a domestic

rishaad: robert kaplan has been making more news.esident talking about unemployment being in the threes this year, saying tax cuts and budget deal will worsen the path as he sees towth accelerating to 2.5% 2.75% to 2018. also talking about the ability to do with immigration and still grow the workforce. he said many advanced economies have aging workforces, but says the u.s. and global economies are strong. probably assessing what you can make out of those comments from robert kaplan in the next hour. david will be taking the helm and looking at the big stories of the day so far. somebody resigned. >> yes. he used to be with goldman sachs. gary cohn. how first guest joins us, the head of global markets for socgen. one of his points was essentially that all this verbose city at of the white house remains talk. rishaad: he sang the base case is three rate hikes this year. >> into the threes. rishaad: that was the u.s. unemployment in the threes this year. are at full employment. when do we start seeing wage growth? we get the jobs numb

kaplan had a different view.uld be seeing negotiating tactics, and with secretary mnuchin hopeful that the deal on trade and tariffs can be reached with china, maybe that is the prudent way to look at this. it is not over until it is over. even though the markets sold off on friday, maybe people are wondering if that is not the likely outcome. haidi: the optimist view. thank you so much for that. coming up, china has been waiting for 25 years to launch a domestic market to trade oil futures. coming hours that dream will become a reality. the applications for london and new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ i'm haidi lun in sydney. betty: i am betty lou in new york. you are watching daybreak australia. the u.s. dollar has long been established of the mobile currency of the oil market, but china is going to challenge that . the shanghai international will bexchange or ine opening in a few hours. here is what you need to know. ♪ haidi: joining us for a closer look at the new oil trade and the implications of global marke

. >> kaplan's parcel tax plan -- partial tax plan would need approval. other proposals of from the community include opening church parking lots to allow the homeless to park their cars and rv's in the space that could be safer than being out on the streets. coming up next time is 6:45. a new study says women needs to have an extra degree to make the same amount of money as men. georgetown university researchers say a woman with a masters degree earned about $83,000 last year. that's less than what men with just a bachelors degree earned. 87,000. meantime, men who had a masters degree earned about $121,000. >>> we want to check in with what's coming up. good morning. >> i'm sure we would like to think of ourselves as creative, compassionate, and highly effective leaders. why social scientists say someone else may really know you best. and the advice they have if they want -- you want to get an accurate picture of your strength and weaknesses in the workplace. >>> parents will probably tell you, as long as the baby is healthy, it doesn't matter if it's a

rebecca kaplan/councilmember- "i think it is essential that we stand united against the ridiculous actions government. they are not keeping people safe -- they are tearing apart our communities."ken houston/mayor al candidate- "if you warn someone -- you don't warn them with fear -- you warn them with information to protect themselves, philippe. you warn them to be ready -- not be reactive, be proactive.">( darya ) the department of justice said the mayor's warning allowed at least 800 undocumented immigrants to avoid an arrest. earlier this week... attorney general jeff sessions announced the d-o-j is suing the state of california over its sanctuary status. ( james ) as we get closer to spring break for college students... the u-s state department is warning people about visiting a popular tourist spot in mexico. people are being told to avoid playa del carmen after the u-s embassy announced a security threat. this comes a week after an explosive was found on a tourist ferry in the area. the embassy has already banned government employees from visiting the resort. ( james ) still ahead on

then on booktv's "after words" program at 9 p.m., economics professor brian kaplan argues that the main function of higher education has become more about educational credentials and less about insuring that students are prepared with skills for the job market. at 10, a history of the watergate complex including the notorious scandal connected to its name and shares stories of many of its notable residents. and we wrap up at 11:10 with scott horton, managing director of the libertarian institute and host of anti-war radio. he argues that it's time to end the war in afghanistan. that all happens tonight on booktv on c-span2. television for serious readers. >> it's always been an honor out here to have guest speakers. it's been going on for a number of years at the museum. today we've got a special speaker coming in. mark hasara, i gotta make sure -- that was my call sign, sluggo. it's easy. >> kc135 pilot, and he's got a story to tell, and i think you'll enjoy it. mark, it's all yours. >> thank you. [applause] thank you, terry. [applause] i want to thank you all for coming today. we don'

with the city councilwoman rebecca kaplan who came out and said libby schaaf essentially upsets and agitated the immigrant community unnecessarily. so there are criticisms coming from people who say, this is not helpful to freak out the immigrant community. >> let's take a look at what san jose mayor had to say -- i understand he might have had information. >> he also had advanced noticed about the -- advanced notice about the raids but chose to keep quiet. he has been in washington dc advocating for immigration reform. he says he strongly opposes president trump's immigration policies. as for the raids, he had this to say. "i think every local leader is walking a tight rope trying to ensure that residents are informed within the bounds of the law. community leaders in the city have mixed opinions." >> i think it endangers the people who are out there doing their job, to keep the community safe. >> it is fear mongering. it is an intentional -- intentional political tactic they are using to divide the community. >> police chief eddie garcia says they do not take part in federal immigration en

then on booktv's "after words" program at 9 p.m., economics professor brian kaplan argues that the main function of higher education has become more about educational credentials and less about insuring that students are prepared with skills for the job market. at 10, a history of the watergate complex including the notorious scandal connected to its name and shares stories of many of its notable residents. and we wrap up at 11:10 with scott horton, managing director of the libertarian institute and host of anti-war radio. he argues that it's time to end the war in afghanistan. that all happens tonight on booktv on c-span2. television for serious readers. >> it's always been an honor

city council woman rebecca kaplan runs a ballot measure saying under the plan the extra money would besed for road improvements. other major cities have similar taxes. if approved, oakland would be the first california city to impose such a tax. and san francisco is thinking about it. public opinion appears to be split. >> some point in time we are going to pay fee and he think it's worth it for the safety of it i use it if you are not able to drive or safety at night. >> now others in oakland say a tax may affect the decision on whether they would use a ride sharing service. for now, the position of people in the ride sharing business is, cities have no right to impose such a tax. >>> now the bay area would not be alone in taxing riders. in chicago, they have a 15 cent per ride tax. philadelphia has a 1.4% surcharge. massachusetts collects 20 cents per ride and new york is proposing a 2 to 5 dollar per ride fee. >>> well, this is creepy. smart speakers like amazon's echo and google's home mini continue to grow in popularity. according to research out this week, more than 47 million pe

city councilwoman rebecca kaplan wants a ballot measure saying under her plan the extra money would be used for road improvements. other major cities have similar taxes. if approved oakland would be the first california city to impose such a tax. and fran is thinking about it. public opinion on this seems to be split. >> i think it's worth it for the safety of it i use it more so if you are not able to drive or safety at night. >> now others say a tax might affect their decision whether they use the ride sharing services. for now the people in the position for the ride sharing businesses says the city has no right to impose the tax. >>> the city of chicago mass a 15 cent per ride tax. philadelphia has a 1.4% surcharge. massachusetts collects 20 cents per ride and new york is proposing a 2 to 5 dollar per ride fee. >>> 5:26 is the time. san francisco is asking for cooperations from companies that make the driverless cars. if they bin testing the cars next month if they begin to test without a human being behind the wheel. right now they are required to have a backup driver in the car as