kennedy for -- >> ken harding. >> yeah. ken harding for the cultural humility training and the actual amount of the two year contract should be $500,000 but because we had just listed that as $250,000 we decided that we would still go ahead and add that to the consent calendar, and later on staff will actually adjust the amount to $500,000 for two years, so you know at least we know this way we won't be stalling, you know, the contract from being executed and implemented, and we also have a great presentations about our structures and process of accessing -- like community based organizations' performance including how contracts were being written, planned and how our rfps and rfqs are going out so this is the beginning of a multi-sessions presentation to help us understand how, you know, like contract monitoring, and quality improvement are being made to these organizations, so there's also the discussions because today's presentations will focus on the non-profit agencies and because we also do business with for profit ag

kennedy for -- >> ken harding. >> yeah. ken harding for the cultural humility training and the actual amount of the two year contract should be $500,000 but because we had just listed that as $250,000 we decided that we would still go ahead and add that to the consent calendar, and later on staff will actually adjust the amount to $500,000 for two years, so you know at least we know this way we won't be stalling, you know, the contract from being executed and implemented, and we also have a great presentations about our structures and process of accessing -- like community based organizations' performance including how contracts were being written, planned and how our rfps and rfqs are going out so this is the beginning of a multi-sessions presentation to help us understand how, you know, like contract monitoring, and quality improvement are being made to these organizations, so there's also the discussions because today's presentations will focus on the non-profit agencies and because we also do business with for profit ag

kennedy for -- >> ken harding. >> yeah. ken harding for the cultural humility training and the actual amount of the two year contract should be $500,000 but because we had just listed that as $250,000 we decided that we would still go ahead and add that to the consent calendar, and later on staff will actually adjust the amount to $500,000 for two years, so you know at least we know this way we won't be stalling, you know, the contract from being executed and implemented, and we also have a great presentations about our structures and process of accessing -- like community based organizations' performance including how contracts were being written, planned and how our rfps and rfqs are going out so this is the beginning of a multi-sessions presentation to help us understand how, you know, like contract monitoring, and quality improvement are being made to these organizations, so there's also the discussions because today's presentations will focus on the non-profit agencies and because we also do business with for profit ag

ken. >> that's what's hard about reading a teleprompter which i do all the time. kennedy: very easy to mispronounce words, you start at the beginning of the word and you go down, tanzania, i pronounced it wrong, move on. seemed like he was reading someone else's words. >> he was trying to get more presidential and more on point. he's clearing 50% in all the recent primaries so there's no point for him to beat a dead horse or beat a dead candidate in the case of cruz and kasich and needs to show he can manage a nomination because the gop is going to try to steal it away at convention. they would do anything in their power, he's given them the finger and insulted their moms. you want to do what you can to burn this guy. kennedy: let's talk about this a little bit. i think it's very interesting. the trump worshippers rationalize there are two trumps working here, there's the donald trump who's got to be presidential and paul manafort goes before republican leaders like come on, he was projecting an image. this guy is about being serious and running everything, but is

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hard to predict. >> yes.>> >> woodruff: elizabeth wilner, ken goldstein, we thank you.wi >> thanks. >> thank you. >> woodruff: next, a stinging report on police tactics in a city where civic tensions have been running high. john yang has our story. >> reporter: chicago has seen months of outcry aimed at the nation's third-largest police force. just this week, demonstrators marched after the latest fatal shooting of a black teen-ager. >> ingauging the community. now, after a four-month review, a "police accountability taskbi force" has delivered a damning assessment. >> many people said that they believe that the police they encountered were fundamentally racist.unst >> reporter: the report says the police department's own data gives validity to "the widely held belief the police have no regard for the sanctity of life when it comes to people of color." exhibit a: 74% of those shot by police in recent years were african american, even though blacks make up just a third ofup the city's population. it all came to a head last fall when police video showed a white officer killing black teenager laquan mcdonald in

ken: certainly, you see it in china. it is very hardhing with your monetary policy that completely is counter to what the world is doing, and at the same time have a fixed exchange rate. that is still true, but the world is so integrated, the markets are very connected even if you are able to protect your economy. tom: are the markets telling madame lagarde and other global leaders what to do? ken: i think they are hardly telling them what to do. they have prepared their latest reports thinking the market was tanking. of course, the market has been going up here in -- the market has been going up. francine: you were talking about renminbi. the problem is, we're seeing the in china. will that turn ugly? ken: that is the number one risk in the world still. if you are asking if a bad systemic accident can happen -- yeah, there is greece, but china is much more important. what they have been trying to do this year is manage things so they would not have a crisis by tightening everything. but can they still grow in that environment? it is a

ken. will be hosting a discussion on gun violence prevention in port washington. overnight she released an attack ad aimed at donald trump. the clinton ad hits donald trump hard saying americans can solve their problems by turning against one another. the stronger together ad makes the case that clinton is the candidate tough enough to stop trump. >> i'm convinced americans best years can be ahead of us. >> reporter: a poll out shows americans trust clinton more than donald trump on a wide range of key issues from immigration to health reform. trump with a 20-point lead over cruzs ahead of the new york republican primary. >> we have a corrupt system. it's not right, we are supposed to be a democracy. >> reporter: trump lashing out at leaders accusing them of in louisiana where he won more votes than cruz, but party ruse gave cruz more delegates. bernie sanders talking this morning. about hilary clinton getting millions in wall street support. sanders asked, what is all that money buying? >> i have my doubts about what kind of president she would make. >> reporter: bernie sanders also released a new ad overnight, featuring beauty shots of new york city, as wel

ken burns previews his latest project, jackie robinson. katie mcginty knowshool, get the routine. by. her dad was a philly cop. mom worked in a restaurant. then, hardw it's not quite enough. but mcginty's working to change that, helping create thousands of new jobs. she'll always stand up for manufacturing, higher wages, and equal pay for women so opportunity never gets out of reach. katie mcginty for senate. women voters responsible for the content of this advertising. >> dickerson: we're back with filmmaker ken burns whose latest works is "jackie robertson." sim else starter question, why jackie robertson. >> most important person in the history of baseball. he may not be the best player but most important because he was this pioneer finally making the game what it always claimed to be. the national pastime. the first african american in the modern age to cross the color line. we don't focus too much. we say he crossed the color line but we don't talk about it. tell the story that we've been working for sever years, deep dive, not just the narrow story of what we're familiar with that 1947 turning the other cheek christ like thing. that the whole

hard. ♪ i could get used to this. now you can, with the luxuriously transformed 2016 lexus es and es hybrid. ♪ we're back right now with ken talk about the headlines tonight. what's the headline for tomorrow's paper? >> like time magazine. i think the headline is who is laying the ground for the general election. he heard her talk about ted cruz and donald trump and abortion and also global warming. she was talking about being the great iunifier. with bernie it was laying the ground for why he lost. he said i'm telling truth on the power. >> that's how he started the race. i don't think he -- he's gone so far. standing up to hillary. maybe that's where he's going to end up being the guy who ran on issues. >> i think that's right and i think this is a like a legacy bay for him particularly on the middle east. he laid out a very robust and n unpoelgsic. >> i know. thank you both. i'll be back tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. earn. for more hardball and more on this presidential race next. >>> happy thursday night. thanks for being with us tonight. the 1976 republican national convention was contested. quite dramatically contested

she sometimes works hard into it never seems to occur to these unbalanced legislators to conclude -- include within the purview of the statue. prof. kens: he had the strongest statement but two of the judges , on the court of appeals made the same kind of comment. judge o'brien, i think was the first. he said the good housewives would be surprised to learn baking was an unhealthy business. i think the attorney general of new york had the better law that he had an image problem with respect to this case. julius mayer. what that quote goes to is the alleged arbitrariness of the law which would limit bakers but not limit other employees, who were also engage in occupations today we would consider were unhealthy. in fact, much of what people did was unhealthy, which was why the unions were formed to begin with and why you had health and safety measures. but why single out the bakers? that was considered to be arbitrary. could bes distinguished, because we know it is an unusually dangerous occupation. you are probably old enough to remember mining disasters on a regular basis, like airplane crashes. they could say if you are down , in a min

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hard times the first pitch has become a symbol of resilience and renewal. in an era where cooperate ricks is threatened there's a time where everyone is on the same team. speaking of baseball, ken burns will be here next sunday to preview his pbs documentary on jackie rob unson until then i'm >> from washington, "the mclaughlin group" the american original, for over three decades the sharpest minds, best sources, hardest talk. john: issue one a complex relationship. >> he is going to help me fill out my bracket. >> he is going to teach me

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hard times the first pitch has become a symbol of resilience and renewal. in an era where cooperate ricks is threatened there's a time where everyone is on the same team. speaking of baseball, ken here next sunday to preview his pbs documentary on jackie rob unson until then i'm john dickerson for nation fakes the nation. >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for omega xl. >> my name's larry king. a few years ago, i had to have open-heart surgery. when i recovered, i established the larry king cardiac foundation to help people like me avoid heart problems with proper foods, medication, and a healthy lifestyle. well, i recently met ken meares, a man with similar goals. he's the founder and c.e.o. of great healthworks and, for 25 years, has been active in creating and promoting good health. well, ken has developed and tested a product called omega xl. now, we've all heard about the benefits of a daily dose of fish oil, but they tell me that omega xl takes a giant leap forward towards maintaining good

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ken in randallstown, maryland. hillary clinton supporter. caller: most candidates are fine. my issue is with bernie sander'' idea. candidates a long time ago, $50, i worked hard to get to where i would am -- where i am. someone has to pay for health care somewhere. there is no system that is free. they're talking higher than what we pay. numberaxes, but that is one. we have a two-party system. they keep saying when i am the president i will break up the banks, it is not that easy. they have to go through the legislature to get anything done. i promise these things, they have to be careful. understandtrying to the mission. we are not north korea, we are not a country in africa. that is my issue. thank you for calling. in the fights gaps battle for the black vote. like her husband, mrs. clinton has been dogged by your support of the 94 crime law that led to an increase in african-americans being locked up for nonviolent crimes. mrs. clinton acknowledge the legislation lead to consequences that needed to be addressed. she said that she was wrong in 1996 to characterize troubled youths with criminal records from low income neighborhoods as "super-predators." , mr

hard-core workout, george. try it sometime. >> they didn't give us trampolines. >> oh, he double bounced me. >>> good morning, it is 8:56 this thursday april 7th. i'm ken rosato. do not leave home without your rain gear, we update the exclusive accu-weather forecast with meteorologist bill evans. >> reporter: rain in about an hour or so in the city and it continues to build throughout the day. 9:00 temperature, 54 degrees. you will have showers and that will build around 10:00 or 11:00 the hudson river valley and southward. rain now moving into eastern pennsylvania, another hour that creeps eastward. but there are showers across long island out in advance of that toronto. afternoon, there might be a scattered thunderstorm in there but mostly steady rain a half inch to an inch. tomorrow nice weather for the mets home opener, brisk and saturday. >>> we have a problem with the 7 train, speaking of the mets, signal problems, you can expect delays as a result. an issue here northbound north of yankee stadium. up by the 230s you have an accident. street cleaning rules are in effect. ken over to you. >>> heather thank you. >>> breaking news on the upper east

ken burns is here to talk about the life of jackie robins binson. firors katie mcginty knowshool, get the routine. by. her dad was a philly cop. mom worked in a restaurant. then, hardt mcginty's working to change that, helping create thousands of new jobs. she'll always stand up for manufacturing, higher wages, and equal pay for women so opportunity never gets out of reach. katie mcginty for senate. women voters responsible for the content of this advertising. there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share. then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to play by the rules if i'm president? you better believe it. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >>> we're back at 8:41. film maker ken burns bringing his legendary insight on american history to the story of jackie robinson, who broke baseball's color barrier. take a look. >> jackie robinson laid the foundation for america to see its black citiz