jackson you was telling the truth before that lamar lamar came through the mayor brown in 1996 and guess what the program that was set up for the tenant went out there was a ramp at the time set up by at the navy saying the land will be transferred to the city but guess what the mayor i went to 9 pack committee and went to the cac committee and not to the raft committee the raft committee group don't approve because they knew the area was toxic i had someone come to my home last week from one the development and said before any of the lands is dismissed the land need to be

lamar lamar came through the mayor brown in 1996 and guess what the program that was set up for the tenant went out there was a ramp at the time set up by at the navy saying the land will be transferred to the city but guess what the mayor i went to 9 pack committee and went to the cac committee and not to the raft committee the raft committee group don't approve because they knew the area was toxic i had someone come to my home last week from one the development and said before any of the lands is dismissed the land need to be relooked at the area is toxic can you all understand you all are take the opportunity dying people enough people have died already please think about it don't go for this false that is going on with the community didn't sport lamar and that commissioner knows that we did not support lamar because we find out it was building on toxic sites. >> thank you dr. jackson. >> next mr. washington. >> just speaking on this values i was one of the ones back years ago so almost like a dream what i mean here only we have less opposition the train is moving and we can't stop it the deal is what i come out of it my 25 years of documentation is to merely from this point on out to document to take photographs for the future so people can see what happened in this 10 year trajectory i'm in the past i've been around and documented everything what i see is new players i see new people with the city government and some of the old faces way don't see it is the people that t will impact and effect this is the residents of the san francisco housing authority because redeveloped you guys are you stumbling us i have a story to tell about that i'm a new man a new era but i have no time for eras this is misguided leadership and efforts in

lamar hayes. >> lamar hayes is a fellow that i met in a town called woodstock, which is in the suburbs of atlanta. and he was in the worst industry you could be in at the time of the recession. he was in the housing industry. he built houses for a living. he was a construction supervisor. so he lost his job. this is a fellow who was 52 years old at the time that i talked to him. and what happened was -- the first thing that struck him was shock at having lost his job, having been fired. but he had not realized how much he loved his work. and he said that after he got the word from his employer, he just got into his pickup truck. and he was driving home. he had a long drive home. and he had to figure out how to tell his wife what had happened. and he said he had to pull over, and he just broke down and cried in the pickup truck. because he had lost his job. even though he was distraught over losing his job, it did not occur to him at first that he wouldn't be able to get another good job. you know, he had worked all of his life. this was a middle-aged man who had raised a family. he had two daughters still living at home. but he couldn't get a decent job. it was, as he put it, there were no jobs that paid anything. and so he ended up working as a greeter in wal-mart. and he had this quote that he told me. he looked at me with a strange expression on his face and he said, "god must really have a sense of humor, if he made me a greeter at wal-mart." >> but you find a lot of people like him who are working harder and earning less, right? >> exactly. you have -- one of the things that has struck me, and not just in connection with the book, is the tough time that young people are having now getting a foothold on a decent standard of living in the united states. you know, i grew up in the early post-war decades, the '50s and '60s. and i think that was probably the greatest time of all to be growing up in america. i mean, jobs were so plentiful. college education was not expensive. kids did not come out burdened with all this college debt and that sort of thing. that's changed. so when i talk to bright kids, college graduates in many cases, coming out of elite schools, and they just say, one, everybody has college debt. i mean, that's their biggest expense when they come out of school. but the other thing is they're having trouble. even though they have a four-year degree, they're having trouble finding gainful employment, finding jobs that, as lamar hayes would say, that pay anything. and so they're living either doubled up sometimes four and five kids to an apartment, or they're going back home to stay with mom and dad. so they're having trouble, you know, for those who want to get married or begin raising a family or make the first down payment on a home, they're having trouble making these steps, which are part of the ladder to the good life in the united states. >> what's the catch-22 you say we're trapped in? >> for better or worse, whatever anybody wants to think of it, we have a consumer capitalism in this country. so if you're going to have a decent standard of living, you have to have a good job. unless you're very wealthy, you have to have a good job in this country. the way it works is that if americans are working, they spend a lot of money, that powers the economy. that causes businesses to thrive. businesses hire. you know, and you set in motion a virtuous cycle. but what we've done as a result, is with this allianc

warrant on 24-year-old lamar james, police say that lamar was the trigger man here, his father is charged with obstruction of justice while the son opened fire on the police. >> lamar james ran down the steps with a resolver in his hand and fired four shots at the officers on that front porch. >> philadelphia police had a warrant for lamar james in connection with an attempted murder on october 27th at 70th and elm wood. that shooting police believe was retaliation for a home invasion by four masked men on october 1st. there were no serious injuries despite a wild exchange of gun fire. >> one the s.w.a.t. members from the upper darby police department was struck in the hand by a bullet and another officer from the upper darby s.w.a.t. team was struck in his ballistic helmet. >> lamar james remains in the delaware county prison and his bail is set at $1 million cash. if convicted lamar james could be looking at life in prison. vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> all right vernon thank you. >>> leaders in the philadelphia school district met today to discuss the next steps it will take to fix the struggling walter palmer charter schools. the city already shut do

lamar roll is to insure mregsz of the subdivision project and as i mentioned they develop and fund all the infrastructures servicing the development and provide the lots for each phases of the process and lamar is required to provide a master development for each phase of the project and you approved the loan this year for phases one and two did include that subsidy and lamar is responsible for finding the new location of the residents on site now role of m bs to develop the new affordable units and complete all the necessary financing for the project once the new projects are banishment ma comic and the affiliate will the new project. >> ocii will convey the land to the housing authority and once the new buildings are built that will house the replacements units we will convey the land currently owned by the housing authority to lamar it's also our role to provide a subsidy as required for the development of each phases as i mentioned the loans you approved included the master development subsidy housing authority responsibilities to implement the relocation plan to submit all subsidy requests to hud and all necessary requests to curling managing the site and the existing residents have moved into the new units and as i mentioned the land parcels under the new alice griffith they'll be ground leaving them back to the alice owners one of the key components

i was born in navy roll address 3 that building 28 section c where lamar is getting ready to develop this was 68 years ago when lamar was talking in our community i was totally against them totally today, it's a different day i support them their commitment to the community is beyond what the community can you couldn't ask for the contractors when i grew up some of this their father's and they're hiring people in the community and we're making sure that african-americans and other native residents we were not all black in hunters point shipyard when i was born that there one part of the hill was chinese and filipinos on the hill and latinos everyone but the smolgz we want to make sure that all people in the hunters point shipyard get jobs and business opportunities what have you this is a proud moment a lot of people talk about the toxins i went 80 up to portland and looking for this everybody talking about the asbestos the rock you can go all the way up to oregon it's a rock you can't get rid of and many brunner no heights go to the job streets anytime they get ready to work on the rocks you can't get rid of it onc

reporter: that's when delaware county diss trek attorney james whalen lamar james' father tony gale tried to bolt the front door. lamar james was apparently upstairs, ran down the steps with a revolver in his hand and fired four shots at the officers on that front porch. these officers, the swat team, returned fire at this particular house. firing multiple shots. >> reporter: no one in the home was hurt. skyfox over the scene as investigators scowered the seen for evidence collecting she will casings. two swat team members were hit by bullets in the gun battle. the district attorney says this could have been much worse. >> this is one example of how dangerous their job is. but for the grace of god today, we would have lost two officers. >> reporter: now, one of the officers was hit in the hand. the other was hit in his ballistic helmet which prevented him from serious injury or worse. james is facing a slew of charges to night including nine counts of attempted homicide of a police officer for each of the nine officers who were at this house this morning. his father is facing $50,000 bail. coming up tonight at 6:00 o'

lamar. pleading not guilty to charges he kidnapped and killed the 15-year-old in 2012. a hearing to set his trial date in september was postponed until today. investigators say lamar's hair was found on a rope inside the trunk of torres's car and dna was found on her clothing but her body was never found. >>> the case against suspended state senator leland yee could be moving forward. yee will be back in court, as lawyers and a judge work to separate his case from a long list of other defendants also arrested in that fbi raid. he faces various charges including corruption, bribery, gun trafficking. arrested in march with raymond shrimp boy chow. the former president keith jackson also arrested along with 26 other people. >>> 4:35. thousands of nurses across the country are joining nurses around the bay area on a second day of a two-day strike. thousands of nurses walked off the job yesterday at 21 northern california hospitals and 35 clinics. nurses say kaiser is taking insufficient ebola precautions. today, more nurses all over california and 14 other states will picket to support those claims. kaiser calls it a tactic in its ongoing contract negotiations. today's

county district attorney jack whelan says lamar james' father, tony gale, who is now facing obstruction of justice charge, tried to bolt the front door. >> lamares was apparently upstairs, ran down the steps with a revolver in his hand and fired four shots at the officers on that front porch. these officers, the swat team returned fire at this particular house firing multiple shots. >> reporter: no one in the home was hurt. skyfox over the scene as investigators scowerred the scene for evidence collecting shell casings. two swat team members were hit by bullets in the gun battle. the district attorney says this could have been much worse. >> this is one example of how dangerous their job is, but for the grace of god today, we would have lost two officers. >> reporter: fortunately the two officers who were wounded in the gun battle suffered only minor injuries. james is facing a slew of charges including nine counts of attempted homicide of a police officer. he's being held on $1 million cash bail. his father is facing an ab instruction of justice charge and being held on $50,000 bail. in collingdale, dawn timmeney fox 29 news. >> you decide 20

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lamar. torres has pleaded not guilty to charge his kidnapped and killed the 15-year-old in 2012. hearing to set his trial date in september was postponed until today. lamar's hair found on a rope inside the trunk of torres' car and his dna was found on her clothing but her body has not been found. >>> the case against suspended state senator leland yee could be moving forward today. back in court as lawyers and a judge work to separate his indicate from other defendants also arrested in that fbi raid. yee faces various charges, including corruption, bribery, gun trafficking. arrested in march with chinatown gang remember raymond shrimp boy chow. former school board president keith jackson and others. >>> thousands joining nurses on a something day of a two-day strike. thousands of nurses walked off the job yesterday at 21 northern california hospitals and 35 clinics. nurses say kaiser's taking insufficient ebola precautions. today, more nurses all over california, 14 other states take it to support the -- will picket to support the claims. kaiser calls it a tactic in ongoing contract negotiations. the biggest rallies planned for downtown oakland. kaiser sa

lamar. torres has pleaded not guilty to charge his kidnapped and killed the 15-year-old in 2012. a hearing to set the trial date in september postponed until today. lamar'sde the trunk of torres' car and his dna found on her clothing. her body has not been found. >> the case against suspend state senator leland yee could be moving forward. back in court as lawyers and a judge work to separate his case from a long list of other defendants who are also arrested in an fbi raid. yee faces various charges including corruption, brainry, gun trafficking. he was arrested in march with chinatown gang remember raymond chow, former san francisco school board president keith jackson and 26 other people. >>> walmart will spread out black friday sales this year. >> that equates, scott mcgrew, to not all of the stuff on sale at the same time. good morning. >> not everyone, sam, rushing the store at the same time. walmart wants to make black friday a five-day event. not this. things will kick off early, walmart, one of the stores that's open on thanksgiving, going to roll out sales, starting with i toys and tvs, et cetera so not everything happens at once. walmart's bee

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the 21st bill from the committee that lamar and i chair and are ranking member. 21st bill that's signed into law in the last 22 years. >> that's because you and lamar are some pretty productive legislators who actually focus on getting stuff done and we're very proud of you and we're proud of all the legislators who are here today. congratulations, everybody. [applause] thank you, everybody. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> tomorrow on "washington journal," daniel newhowser of the national journal d looks at the house republican leadership that was announced earlier this week. as well as incoming committee chairman for the 114th congress . after that, retired colonel cedric laden discusses efforts to change how the national security agency collects and keeps phone records. plus your phone calls, facebook comments and tweets. "washington journal" is live thursday and every day at 7:00 .m. eastern on c-span. >> and now more from the white house with press secretary josh earnest at today's