lacy crawford. communications director for social security works. logistics of business and public policy. and kevin director of justice and ageing >>> is this several problems depending on which time arising. the immediate term we can pay the benefits for the next 20 years. longer term we have a problem. think of to this way, there's a pie. it's what we produce, and we have to have a system for transferring the income, for people too old to work to give them a slice of the pie. we can talk about all kinds of schemes, but it comes down to younger people transferring a piece of what they earn and create. right now the slys is larger and larger, because we are not growing rapidly and we haven't raised a retirement age. people are living longer. >> how do we design a system going forward. we'll have to address some problems apt some point. whelm be forced to. in a way that allows the core accomplishment of social security to be sustained to lift elderly americans that used to poverty? >> yes, that's an important point. every year social security lifts

what about that lacy? >> absolutely. this is an unprecedented verification regime that has been negotiated under this agreement. the iaea will have access to all of iran's nuclear facilities including the nuclear facilities. that was a big concern. that has been wrapped up. they will be able to access those facilities at any time through a process and really ultimately ensure that iran doesn't make any moves towards a nuclear weapon. >> that is a big change. almost a societal change on how they deal with outside influences for them to function and move forward. if they are cheating we're going to find out early. . follow us on facebook. watch my feature "give me a minute" and you can get my video pod cast at "we got ed.com." >> coming up, we'll have the details. ♪ quicker smarter earlier fresher harder and yeah, even on sundays. if that's not what you think of when you think of the united states postal service watch us deliver. when the moment's spontaneous, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis fo

i will walk away from negotiations if, in fact it's a bad deal >>> lacy healy is a senior fellow at the stimpson fellow and policy director and joins us from washington d.c. and the president of the iranian american council joins us. does a treaty work if not everyone abides by the agreement? >> so. great thing about the nonproliferation treaty is that it provides a mechanism by which the united states and partners can react, if it is not abiding by the treaty. >> iran was a signatory to the mvp when it opened in 1968. it since had some issues where secret facilities in particular, have been discovered by the i.a.e.a. the international watchdog that watches over the signatories to the mvp. things like this that have sparked particular interest so that iran has been doing suspicious activity leading the international community to believe that iran may not comply with its obligations under the npt. this treaty still works it allows them to react, react to iran's potentially negative movements, and ultimately that really is what led to the sanctions that brought iran to the table, and the

. >> lacy, we know that there is no perfect deal, but is this the best deal that both sides could hope for? >> this is absolutely not a perfect deal, but it's a very good deal. from what we know so far it looks very very strong. this is most particularly this deal put in place extremely--extremely top verification measures that will allow the united states and it's international partners to insure that iran is not going to build a nuclear weapon. this may not be any time-anywhere access, but it's adjudicated access of nuclear facilities including military facilities which is a very important part of this deal, one that needed to be included. this is a very--this is tough. it will roll back iran's nuclear program signaturecally from where it was. it's already been rolled back some, what but it will be rolled back even further. it will give a year for reaction time if iran does make suspicious moves. >> what happens if inspectors can't get the access they're rocked?theythey are arepromised. >> then we go back to an iran that is denying access to inspectors making suspicious moves. and in

cody lacy died after being shot at a home there. the sheriff's office has not said what may have led up to the shooting. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> new tonight, sandra bland was buried near her home in illinois today. she's the woman who died in a texas jail three days after she was pulled over for a traffic violation. texas officials say that she committed suicide and that she had marijuana in her system. her family has asked for a private autopsy and they say the marijuana report was just a way of smearing her character. the police officer who first pulled her over has been suspended for violating protocol. >>> president obama's getting ready to address a large crowd tomorrow as he continues a historic visit to kenya. he and the kenyan president covered a wide range of topics today including terrorism corruption, human rights and they even talked about adding direct flights from the u.s. to kenya. nbc's chris jansing has more on the strengthening ties between our two countries. >> reporter: huge crowds on the streets o

. >> da lacy members. l.a.riff's department took us on a tour of the gaol's psychiatric ward where inmates arrive angry or confused they are evaluated in shackles here at pod 172, before being assigned to permanent housing. it doesn't take long before we run into an example of how real the problem is. >> i've been here for 10 years. the police officers don't know what they are doing, they don't know how to operate with little help. i have paranoia schizophrenia, i need help. they can't offer me help. >> reporter: this man is speaking to some of the truths that we have been dealing with. >> he is telling the truth in the sense that in the sense that he's mentally ill, he's in for a petty theft. that's an example. if he were not mentally ill, he would be in court, pled guilty and be going about his business. when you have someone mentally ill in our county the only person you can call is the fire department or the police department. and they send someone out, and if they in fact, have committed a crime, broke a p

you can rsvp to lacy lee, and i have actually met her. so she speaks english. the phone number is 510-508-8429. 510-508-8429. thank you. >> thank you. any other council member announcements? no? then we are adjourned. (clapping) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ celebrating the wow. turnout this is our third annual to celebrate pride we notice we didn't have community event for pride. we actual had 19 we had godzilla and are you ball weird names i think its unique we're able to have special event we're all women that relax and have fun you know everything is friendly and kind we're all equal i'm happy that. >> good evening and welcome to the general public comment sgrlz the presiding officer is ann lazarus joined by commissioner vice president honda and communicating and xhig commissioner bobbie wilson's commissioner wilson will be a da will provide advise and i'm cynthia goldstein the board's executive director we're jind obey representatives from the departments that are cases before the aboard carli short is the bureau manager for the department of public works and we'll be joined

cody lacy died after being shot in mechanicsville. the st. mary's sheriff's office has not said what led up to the shooting. so far no arrests have been made. and a canvass near this bank looking for clues to a morning robbery. he robber implied he had a gun. no one saw the weapon but the robber got away with an unknown amount of cash. no one was hurt. >>> memorials continue around southwest louisiana tonight after two people were killed and nine others wounded in that movie theater attack. well tonight police continue to search for evidence and the motive. as nbc's jay gray shows us investigators appear to be paying close attention to the gunman's journals and internet posts. >> it has broken our hearts. >> we cannot let the evil win. >> 11 times a bell sounded in lafayette today. once for each of the victims killed during the ambush at the grand theater on thursday. >> it was a touching thing for many people to come by and stop and pray and reflect and hug one another and share their thoughts. that is what helps us get through these types o

county district attorney jackie lacy later wrote that: in fact it was the brother's bike that had beenlen and the men were searching for the thief. the da also said, quote: all of the officers present reported feeling fear as he continually put his hands up and down although the video does not seem to support their report that diaz put his hand into his waistband. officers said they warned they would shoot if he dropped his hands again. and say they fired after losing sight of his right hand. [ gunfire ] >> the officers shot him eight times, and his friend once. diaz died the friend survived. >>> the police chief called the incident, quote, tragic for all involved and says the department will soon equip all police officers with body camera cameras. now in ordering the video's release, federal judge steven wilson said the city can't seal the videos just to quote cover up any wrongdoing on their part or shield themselves from embarrassment. as for the officers the department did not discipline them nor did the district attorney's office opt to press charges against them. >>> john henry s

off awe right now police are looking for 21-year-old man, charged with shooting and killing cody lacy at ape house party on lavender lane in mechanicsville. two others were arrested. they are accused of being accomplices in the murder. >> police are trying to figure out who shot two men early this morning in prince george's county. they responded to a call about 1:30 on hubbard road in hyattsville. both men taken to the hospital. one is expected to survive. the other man has life threatening injuries. >> milwaukee, wisconsin remains on alert tonight after more sightings of a lion on the loose. and now we are learning a baby lion may be with her. wildlife officials were out all day with rifles and tranquilizer guns. they have been looking for the lions ever since this cell phone video surfaced last week. this morning, there were new sightings. officials say the is probably a wild mountain lion or mail order exotic pet. >> a whole bunch of smoke. looked lick a bomb went off. >> employees were not answer. five, six times. where are the stairs. we were met with blank stares. >> learning m

he was responsible for killing cody lacy at the home on lavender lane yesterday. >>> two people were shot early this morning in prince george's county. police responded to the call about 130 in the morning in hyattsville. officers found two men with gunshot wounds. both were taken to the hospital. one is expected to survive. the other man does have life-threatening injuries have what we are told at this time. >>> meanwhile right now, crews are recon figuring the lanes at the intersection of georgia avenue and randolph road in wheaten. traffic will be down to bun lane in each direction on both roads during the construction. crews should finish by the monday morning rush hour. >>> the government slaps one of the world's top automakers with a record fine. what fiat chrysler has to do to make amends and why you may be able to cash in. >>> a wild and scary scene in a neighborhood had heavily armed officers guarding the community. >>> and guests relieve -- out of their rooms. why they say employee does have done much more to keep them safe. >>> temperatures hovering around 90 degrees right

lacy hewitt may be retiring after the open, but he still had plenty left in the tank as he beat kazakhstan1. they're looking for their first ever semifinals. >>> andy murray has shrugged off his semifinal exit to put britain 2-1 up. he joined up with his brother jamie in four sets. great britain could make their first final since 1981. thousands members of the barcelona football club has turned out to vote for the next president. the club is famously owned and run by its members who get to decides its fires. more thanthe president will face stiff competition results are ended by saturday barcelona time. >> i have a very good feeling about today. i hope at the end of the day to be ready. >> former england gerard with an ideal start in his mls career. he clearly gelled with his west coast teammates slotting in this goal. they would win 5-2 on friday. >> in the world of football there is a lot of talk in the greatest and most important goals. ghigga scored the winner in front of hundreds of fans. he would set up the equalizer in the win. he said only three people have ever silenced him the pe

and lacy. hi guys. >> angddy and ali, both of you seemingly found love on the show.ituation, where kaitlyn is. she's clearly in love. she's trying to decide what? >> it's between your head and your heart. do you go with your heart with someone you love and feel the passion with or take a step back and go with the safe choice. it's up to her to decide that right now. >> i think she is really falling for both of them. >> is that possible? with cameras rolling. >> i don't believe you actually completely fall in love on the show. i think you fall in lust. it can be with two people. once you choose your final one, then your heart can fall in love. >> do you feel like you can find love better on "the bachelor." >> i think 100% you can find it. i don't think better or worse. >> you make one mistake and you feel like the worst person in the world. i didn't mean to do anything that would cause anybody any problem. i really didn't. >> desiree and chris, sean and kathryn, you have all been there. what is going through your head when about to make the choice? >>. >> think for me

some notorious killers -- scott peterson, who was sentenced to die for murdering his pregnant wife, laci, is perhaps the best known. but the facility also houses richard ramirez, better known as the night stalker, and richard allen davis, polly klaas' killer. the prison is more than 150 years old. the walls are crumbling. and the institution is outdated, contributing to an overwhelming increase in both the number and severity of brutal assaults by inmates. during the next hour, you will witness life inside san quentin, including a look inside california's vicious death row. >> san quentin opened in 1852 and today, seems physically trapped in the century in which it was conceived. old and decrepit, san quentin is riddled with shadowy alcoves and blind spots. there are no electrified, lethal fences. the towers around the perimeter must still be staffed where, incredibly, there are fewer surveillance cameras than a single convenience store. and worse yet, a lack of modernization has put officers in constant risk of inmate attack. >> every day i walk through those gates, the thought crosses

. >> lacy.t it to be like a kardashian wedding. we want this to be classy. >> maybe a little bohemian. >> you are going to have hair in your armpits and stuff. >> woo have some. different colors. nontraditional color. like pinks. >> jimmy: hold on. can i just interrupt for a second? i think that's rude. have you been watching the show. is that why you told her she can't wear a white dress. really, we are very offended by this. >> guillermo: that's not cool. >> we have a lot of white dresses. >> well your body everything will fit right for you. >> i have to hang out with him more often. >> jimmy: you are being a horny little sweetheart. >> let's grab a few of these. let's try a few of them on. >> are you guys going to be right here? >> have a seat. >> jimmy: should i put this down? >> thank you. >> guillermo: you guys need help or anything. we'll be right here. >> guillermo: yeah, this is going to be boring. hope she doesn't take forever. >> jimmy: i hope so too. i know. this is why guys are luck

they called us lacy. in this harbour, south of athens, the atmosphere seems relaxed, even when anxiety reins. george and stellar, who have been married 47 years hope their son will take over the business once they retire if they can keep it afloat until then. >> the summer months are the high season much typically the tables behind me would be full of people. while the financial crisis has affected them it's never been as bad as it has been these past few weeks. they say they are facing a crisis and may have to close. >> here, when earnings are small, portions are still big. love of food and family is more important than anything else. >> we have always been smiling and will always be smiling. that's something they can't take away from us. they'll keep serving up smiles and dishing out deliciousness as long as they can >>> steven barber is a political economist at the london southbank university and is with me in the studio. the cash withdrawal limit is being slightly changed. it is basically the same amo

cody lacy died yesterday morning. the st.y's sheriff's office has not said what may have led up to it. >>> new information about a vandalism case in fredericksburg. a man was arrested after he vandalized six different places. this shows the man spray painting the glass front door. jones was charged with destruction of property. >>> bobby jindal orders police to protect the funerals of victims of the shootings from picketer picketers. in response, he issued an executive order ordering police to enforce the peace. the group started a facebook page to counter any westboro picketing. one funeral is set for tomorrow. >>> the investigation into sandra bland death continues today. one day after her family said the final good-byes. the 28-year-old was laid to rest in illinois yesterday. she died in a texas jail, three days after she was pulled over for a traffic violation. texas officials say she committed suicide. her family has asked for a private autopsy. the officer who first putted her over -- pulled her over has been suspended

. >>> police in ocean county say a lacy township patrol car hit and killed a pedestrian early sundaymorning on lacey road near deerhead lake. the officer behind the wheel was responding to a call when witnesses say his cruiser hit a man crossing against a traffic signal. >>> philadelphia police are offering a $20,000 reward to find the killer who shot a man at least 18 times. it happened late saturday night along south 53rd street in kingsessing. there's no word on a motive and the police have not yet released the victim's identity. >>> there's a $20,000 reward offered as police look for the person who stabbed a young mother to death in philadelphia's store parking lot. a teenage girl was on her way home from the fourth of july celebration in hunting park when witnesses say a fight broke out. someone stabbed the girl in the neck. she died at the hospital. >>> it is 6:07. community leaders will remember that teenage stabbing victim today. along with victims of this shooting at 41st and ogden streets last month. at a stop the violence march and prayer vigil in west philadelphia. >>> in

joining us now from san francisco is sarah lacy. so a little paid promotion on facebook is crucial because otherwise your story never gets into many people's news feeds. how did your folk find out why facebook turned you down? >> well it was interesting. we only do paid promotion on facebook when a story is resonating heavily on facebook. what was sort of encouraging after all of this about facebook being a hub of journalism this was a long form investigative story about google and homeless resonating with millennials on facebook let's throw money behind it and get more in front of them. our ad was rejected for profanity even though there was no profanity in our ad. >> that's what struck me. some of them might have been robots opposed to talking to an actual person. in the story some of these homeless people were quoted as using the f-word and other bad language. what was the word that set facebook off? >> it was the b word and i'm only allowed to say it once. i'll reserve it for saying it. facebook those bastards. >> you were not p

here is sarah lacy the founder of pando daily.u for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> what really happened in this case? when i've looked at the message boards all of the conversations, some of the chatter about the ceo was disgusting misogny was directed at her. is that what ended her role as ceo? i think her role was adopt the from the moment she came in starting with calling her interim ceo. reddit is a weird beast. >> you can say that again. >> it's indicative of silicon valley at large. it was a company that was acquired by condo nast. it was seen as the failure compared to dig. ten years ago. and it was kind of left for dead and continued to grow. it grew because of unpaid moderators who essentially run the site. ellen pau had no control over whether or not the site was shut down. when this whole revolt started a few weeks, moderators were shutting down threads. it not only wasn't an issue where she didn't understand the community and a lot of the community, frankly, wasn't ever going to like her because she was an asi

but the political problem is the people who are working i don't want to give all my money to these lacyhat just want to sit on their bums. >> i already got that problem. >> i want to tell you two different points. even though the piece is called a world without work i don't think we're anywhere close to literally a world without work a world without jobs. much of this piece is looking at the transition of a period of technology is replacing full-time jobs more people have an expectation to work full time than actually can. but your point radio right there, this is a political problem. right now, we have money distributed around the economy through the market. workers are consumers and consumers are workers. you work for money and you spend it. in this vision they have to rely on the government to get a paycheck. that is a really really different future. a very very different political future. and much of the piece is trying to think about is it even feasible. then you literally have the makers of the economy and the takers everybody else. i think the government will have an interest in

. >> the first thing i thought about when i seen lacy was her burns. it looked like it hurt. who ask you what happened or just stare at you. people don't know how to deal with someone who's different and i'm different. >> lexie hudson is scarred over more than half of her body. cause of those scars is what landed her in jail. >> my boyfriend and his friend were trying to make hash oil in an apartment building with butane. and a spark lit and it blew up the apartment. and we were all inside. >> the longest time in all our explosions normally when it comes to drug or drug making in houses is usually meth. what we're starting to see is a new trend. they're using butane to extract hash oil from marijuana. the problem is, they do it indoors. anything butane, your pilot light from your stove or heater, next thing you know, boom, explosion. >> the explosion occurred inside the apartment hudson and her boyfriend shared with his mother. >> all i heard was my boyfriend yelling and then i felt like a really, really hot sensation everywhere and i started screaming. the ambulance showed u

i want to specifically thank our board president, kate lacy, and all the members of the board natalie torrey, and christian, and also a huge thank you to the members of the organizing committee, jill shawn, gary, kay la, katherine katherine hamm, erica, jim, and dana special shutout to eddie perlmutter who was one of our assistant coaches, and to our cheerleaders. come on. come on, eddie. and with that, mr. speaker, i'd like to yield my time to the gentlelady from alabama who for the second time this month, second time in the last couple weeks is actually standing next to me. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from alabama is recognized. >> i thank the gentlelady. mr. speaker, i would like to associate myself with the gentlelady from florida's remarks. also mr. speaker, would like to thank all of our colleagues here in this chamber today. mrs. roby: that have not only come out and support it but also supported the young survivors coalition as well. the speaker pro tempore: will the gentlelady yield. the house will come to order. the gentlelady shall continue. mrs. roby: i would l