he will go head to head with second amendment defender lars larson over the stand-your-ground law and the growing outrage over this law from civil rights leaders in the wake of the george zimmerman trial. >> these laws try to fix something that was never broken. >> you respect the right of citizens to deal with the legislation of stand your ground. we cannot have our sons and daughters' lives on the line for anybody that wants to pursue them, follow them and kill them and say if it's self-defense. [ male announcer ] this is george. the day building a play set begins with a surprise twinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ >>> a fox news alert now. back to our top story. in the new fallout in the debate over the zimmerman verdict. the reverend al sharpton and jesse jackson firing up the crowd at the naacp convention in florida today. vowing to continue pushing for hate crime charges. listen. >> we didn't come and interfere with the trial. we didn't come one day because we respected due process. bu

. >> reporter: rick larson is the top administrator. >> there's things we can do to make air trafficair travel safer. >> reporter: mistakes by fatigued pilots doomed the plane killing foot in new york. we uncovered the first draft of the rules requiring for training for pilots. the idea is to ensure that pilots have proper qualification and experience in difficult operational conditions. >> the faa has been working on this rule. they are very close to getting it -- they have been very close to getting it done. so it isn't going to take much for them to publish this rule. >> larson sent this letter to anthony fox just hours after he was sworn in. and just four days before that deadly plane crash in san francisco. >> it's hard to say whether these updated rules will have any impact on the training issues that might be an issue as part of the asiana 214. >> reporter: fox has not yet responded to his letter. but he says he looks forward to making the august 1st deadline about three weeks away. carla campbell, ktvu news. >>> new information tonight about the pilots of the deadly plane cra

. >> i found the names, jennifer low and jesse larson. item number one. >> clerk calonsag: (reading agenda) >> are you from the department of human resources? >> i am. >> wonderful. >> this amendment simply changes one wordor to and. requiring the nurses outside of per diem achieve the prerequisite hours, in order to move up in the next salary step. that's it. >> colleagues do you have anything you would like to add or questions? is there any member of the public it would like to speak to this item? public comment is open. seeing none public comment is closed. gvl is there a motion for this item? thank you supervisor campos. motion passes without objection. item two. >> clerk calonsag: (reading) >> supervisor cohen: please come up to the podium, anthony ababam (sounds like) from the controllers office. >> thank you members from the committee, my name is anthony -- from the controllers office. i do for you is issuance of tax exempt obligations to finance the town school project. the resolution acknowledges -- and allows the issues to proce

dean larson has done a lot of great work on social security and the housing bubble and he came up with this idea 15 years ago and basically every american would be allowed to donate $200 of government money and so the government would have no control of money. it is purely about individuals that generates $400,000 suddenly and you can actually have a heck of a good product in a neighborhood if you do a good job. so you produce great competition and have no government control in a massive public subsidies. you can have people make a living during journalism. the only condition i would promise that i wouldn't have much government oversight everything that would be produced with as a result of the subsidy would have to be put online immediately and not protected by copyright and anyone can use it. the public would not be subsidizing private property or public goods. >> host: robert mcchesney, there are a couple of for-profit groups, "the wall street journal" and "the new york times", if people want to read the products, is it not fair that they should pay for it? >> guest: the logic makes

three tried to make a run for it while carter and larson provided cover. mace was left in open ground. carter rescued mace bringing him back to the humvee, but they needed to get him help. carter once again braved the bullets and ran and retrieved a radio. is anyone still alive? a response came, what's going on? and the tide began turning. >> over the radio they heard people were pinned down by a humvee. three wounded americans made their escape. >> reporter: mace would not survive but carter's bravery now deserving the medal of honor. >> the award for ty carter shows how one battle resulted in two living members receiving the highest honor a soldier can receive. >>> you can be a part of the landscape at the base of the new bay bridge. what contractors are looking for that could net you some cash. >>> it appears to be a myth. shop early for those back to school sales. the retailers with stuff on sale all summer. >>> temperatures are falling right now into the 50s. but highs today were in the 70s and 80s. temperatures taking a tumble and we're not done tumb

i'm paul larson with black lotus. i guess my unique spin on this is i operated an internet exchange on mission street from 94-2008. it called telehub base. in 14 years we never had a single complaint. the applicant was a tenant of mine. i think there are ways to mitigate the sound generate or use. we never used ours except for the test. it's a management issue. i think the mitigations that i have heard in the recommendation for staff will work and appreciate your support. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, president fong, planning commission. my name is -- i'm the founder which started here back in 1994. as the internet and broadband industry evolved, the data center community and internet exchange communicated became consolidated under the management of real estate investment trust. some of which spun out these operations that are public facilities now. they are different than the facility that is being proposed on portrero avenue. i want to assure the families that there aren't going to be thousa

. >> it fell to laureen larson. >> guess we'll make blankets. >> prayer blankets torturefor c. >> theen learned what their creations meant to the people who got them. >> to us, such a simple thing. yet it can make all the difference in somebody getting well. and somebody seeing the light at the end of some darkness. >> over the years, their mission grew. as did their output. they have now crocheted some where in the nabbed of 10,000 blankets. given off to anyone from wounded veterans to premature babies. to people from one coast to the other. >> i get goose bumps. i just really get goose bumps thinking about it. >> you never know the way it is going to touch somebody, seeing that blanket. >> you know in your heart they're going to love it. >> it seems what the lady have learned over the years is that sometimes the fastest way to someone's heart is with their hands. >> now, got to say, for all of great work they do. one of the reasons the women keep coming back, week after week is their circle of friends. the bonding they have. the stories they tell. they really have become amazingly c

as you know congressman larson and myself recently sent a letter with 170 of our colleagues headed last month's u.s. in a strategic dialogue urging the administration to make india's environment for intellectual property a focus of that dialogue. last week come in the announced review of its preferential market, access policy which requires information technology products to be produced in india as a condition of sale. that's a policy that would violate fundamental global trade rules but that review does not solve the problems facing information-technology sector in india. it doesn't do anything to address serious concerns in other sectors including the solar industry and doesn't rethink to address this quickly tax treatment our stop the blatant theft of american intellectual property. the primary forum to discuss this is the trade policy forum which ustr co-chairs that hasn't been held since 2010. when do you expect to hold the next trade policy forum? what can we do to support you in these efforts and what's the administration doing to ensure that u.s.-india trade and investment relat

brad larson provided cover. enemy fire killed sgt. justin gallegos, specialist stephan mace was bady wounded lying trapped in open ground. carter sprung into action. rescuing mace bringing him back to the humvee. but they needed to get him help.carter once again braved the bullets and ran and retrieved gallegos's radio. >>"is anyone still alive?" the men radioed. >>a response - "what's going on?" the tide was turning. >>over the radio, they heard comrades who were pinned down in a humvee. so clint and his team unloaded everything they had into the enemy positions. and with that cover, three wounded americans made their escape mace would not survive. but carter's bravery among the brave now deserving the medal of honor two medals of honor for the same battle is very rare. the award for ty carter marks the first time in almost half a century that one battle resulted in two living service members being awarded the highest honor a troop can receive. two service members who were killed in the black hawk down attack in somalia were posthumo

three tried to make a run for it while carter and sergeant brad larson provided cover.but they killed sergeant gallegos. carter sprung into action, rescuing mays bringing him back to the humvee. mays ultimately would not survive. but carters bravery among the brave now deserving the medal of honor. >> and more details now. according to the medal of honor society the nation's highest military honor has been awarded to more than 3,400 people since 1863. more than half the medals awarded since world war ii have been posthumous, four medals have been awarded for the iraq war and four in afghanistan so far. >>> vandals splattered green paint all over the base of the washington memorial. it was closed while crews cleaned up the mess but has since reopened. >>> those places are often subject to vandalism. you can help by texting the word parks to 90999 a one time donation of $10 will be added to your phone bill. >>> bay bridge boths pushed to the limit. we get a look at the stress test being used to make sure these bolts don't fail like the ones they're replacing. >>> we can s

three tried to make a run for it while carter and sergeant brad larson provided cover.but they killed sergeant gallegos. carter sprung into action, rescuing mays bringing him back to the humvee. mays ultimately would not survive. but carters bravery among the brave now deserving the medal of honor. >> and more details now. according to the medal of honor society the nation's highest military honor has been awarded to more than 3,400 people since 1863. more than half the medals awarded since world war ii have been posthumous, four medals have been awarded for the iraq war and four in afghanistan so far. >>> vandals splattered green paint all over the base of the washington memorial. it was closed while crews cleaned up the mess but has since reopened. >>> those places are often subject to vandalism. you can help by texting the word parks to 90999 a one time donation of $10 will be added to your phone bill. >>> bay bridge boths pushed to the limit. we get a look at the stress test being used to make sure these bolts don't fail like the ones they're replacing. >>> we can s

three tried to make a run for it while carter and sergeant brad larson provided cover but enemy firection, rescuing mace. but they needed to get him help. they retrieved gallegos's radio. "is anyone still alive?" the response came "what's going on"? and the tide began turning. >> over the radio they heard comrades pinned down in a humvee. so they laid down everything they had and with that cover, three were able to escape. but carter's bravery among the brave now deserving the medal of honor. >> two medals of honor for the same battle are very rare. it marks the first time in almost half a century resulted in one battle receiving the highest honor a troop can receiver. -- receive. >> and coming up, it is what some are calling a modern day harlem renaissance, but it's happening in hollywood. we'll tell you what's helping to fuel a big year for black filmmakers at the box office. >> try and get home. i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplemen

three tried to make a run for it, while carter and sergeant brad larson provided cover.my fire killed sergeant justin gallegos as he tried to help specialist stephan mace, who was badly wounded. mace was left lying, trapped in open ground. carter sprung into action, rescuing mace, bringing him back to the humvee. mace ultimately would not survive, but carter's bravery, among the brave, now deserving the medal of honor. >> that was jake tapper reporting. according to the medal of honor society, the nation's highest military honor has been awarded to more than 3400 people since 1863. >>> this morning, the faa has certified two types of drones for civilian use. the scan eagle will be used to survey ice floes and migrating whales off the coast of alaska. the puma drone can be used in emergency responses to oil spills. drone use in the united states has previously been limited to police and other government agencies. >>> the u.s. air force says it is facing a shortage of fighter pilots. the military branch has created a retention program to keep the pilots it does have from l

. >> let's talk about this lars larson, from compass media met york. and former campaign aide.lemen. the white house has been saying phony scandals, fake scandals, do they run the risk of this back firing. when you have patricia smith whose son died in benghazi, step up and say, my son's death is not phony. >> we have to be careful. of course this death is not phony. but what president is trying to get at here is the fact that there are real scandals in washington. real scandals are in the case of benghazi you had republican staffers in the house of representative forging documents in order to try to desperately create a scandal where none exist. that's the definition of phony scandal. in irs, the darrell issa committee going after the white house saying it was somehow involved but suppresses transcripts that show that no white house -- every person that came forward and testified in front of issa's committee showed there was no white house involvement whatsoever. so that is in fact a phony scandal. so what the plez is trying to do is make a case for the economy here. all polls

host: ken larson on facebook this morning -- brett from washington dc, republican line. astute inam not that most things but i cannot remember a president who was capable of saying they have made a mistake. feel like obama is articulate and i voted for him twice. he has dug himself a hole as far treatedgoes with this -- with this. the women are right, they want to keep their sons out of jail. -- i knowe black men they must talk to each other and feel like they are learning how when they goeven to jail and commit violence. i am lucky i have a clean record because i have been assaulted by big black guys with a baseball mother i had to watch my come into the living room come up -- into the living room beat up by a gang of guys because she stayed in the wrong town too late. if you are a man you have to be ready to meet confrontations with out committing a crime unless it is absolutely necessary. obama has just failed these things. you can tell he is not comfortable trying to make up for the mistakes and things he has said about the stuff. host: if you are just joining us, th

congressman larson and myself as part of the u.s. india strategic dialogue to make india's environment a focus of that dialogue. last week india announced the reveal of its market, access policy requires information technology products. that is a policy that would violate fundamental global trade rules. but that review does not solve the problems facing the information technology sector. it doesn't do anything to address serious concerns, including this industry or tax treatment or stop blatant theft of american intellectual property. the primary form to discuss this is the trade policy which we cochaired. the one you expect hold the next trade policy form and what can we do to support the union's efforts and what is the administration doing to ensure that this is on a positive trajectory? >> thank you, congressman. this is very much at the center of the agenda last week when we had the finance minister, the trade minister, deputy chairman of the commission in town for a series of meetings, besides the issue and how it is affecting o

larson: it's an american issue. i come here this afternoon to reason. funny word here i guess in congress, but in fact it's something i think we need to do more of. i come here disheartened to see this bill come to the floor that is underinvesting in something that is critical to the nation. flood protection. amongst the many infrastructure issues, it's one that imperils many districts, including my that for ve systems 75 years have not been addressed in a way that they need to be. all around us, whether it's in my district or anywhere across this country, infrastructure problems abound. whether it's roads, whether it's bridges, whether it's airports, whether it's deep harbors, whether it's school ystems or whether it's levees. they are in need of repair. they are in need of our investment as a nation. the great irony is that in these difficult economic times what we need is to put the country back to work. what is required for the country to go back to work is to improve the very infrastructure over which our commerce grows and flows, that provides our

>> who went on to join dancing with the stars after the relationship fizzled and before her sarah larsonsa snowden. snowden told the british newspaper she would always be famous for dating the star saying i sometimes think it will be written on my tombstone. plenty of women are eager for the starring role as his next girlfriend. we reached out to representatives for george clooney or stacy keibler. women around the world are cheering. >> we have two here wearing black arm bands. >> trending in our hearts. >> jason, thank you very much. >>> meantime, in the pages of esquire magazine, one person that may have found the secret to happiness in hollywood is matt damon. he is crediting his wife. he says quote, i got lucky. i fell in love with a civilian. he says that in the august issue. not an actress and not a famous actress at that. because then the attention grows because everyone wants to be in your bedroom. they have been married for seven years and have four kids. he walks his kids to school. damon says his face just fell because he should be able to do that and he can't. damon seems li

larson: i'm here today because i want to thank my colleagues on the other side of the aisle for their embrace of obamacare. after 38 attempts to repeal it, however least the gludgingly, an acceptance and understanding of the importance an significance of this very important care. now, whether this embrace is the kiss of judas as some may say or some may say this is just merely a charade. i commend them for understanding that medicare isn't an entitlement. after all, it's the insurance that people have paid for. every american knows this because all of the do is go to their pay stub to check it out system of we thank our colleagues for this embrace of this very important issue. i thank them because i see an opportunity here. i see an opportunity to bring forth the best of public health. the best of science and innovation and technology. the best of entrepreneurialism. kind of like what the heritage foundation came up with and that our republican governor piloted in a democratic state which is what we now today call the affordable health care act. there are studies that suggest $ 7 -- o