in fact, that's when larson got a lap or two. mesaid no one will bother and so forth. you had enough personal gumption to take on the president. how does the president get candidate find that quality? quality in selecting the vice president would you point out to us? i have argued before that lots of times the reason pick running mates might have to do with gender or race or geography. i think there is only one quality that matters more than everything. i think with we look back at find that thel vice president shall running mate. there are a lot of pressures. after rockefeller stepped down we had to have a replacement. onn that search based guidance from jerry ford. then george w bush. needed to quality step in at any given moment? it has a lot to do with it. ofiously, a certain degree compatibility. i was not using the vice .resident with thatas all over i would not run for president. i do in one to be the one who lost because he had about heart. a bad heart. that never changed and that was one of the reasons why george bush was comfortable with me and gave me as muc

larson, that suggests your role, mr. vice president, was a political expediency. that it was a prize that could be given away to earn political credit for the president. we saw some interesting manipulations going on in the electoral college, where people were casting their ballots in a way where so many people would cost ballets. llots. and an unexpected presidential candidate would emerge. they were undesignated votes originally. first of all, what do you make of that history? is it a history you are comfortable with? or do you find yourself dissenting from it? i thought it mr. cheney: i thought it was right on. i must admit my wife has written a book on james madison. role.overs his and the impression that dr. larson presented the other day was very much into it with my wife's interpretation. [laughter] most people, it was an afterthought. hardly an effort to deal with so many problems as they rose in the electoral college. and that the fact that you had a couple of prominent members of the constitutional convention, which signed the constitution, issues that h

larson. mr. larson votes aye. mr. bishop. mr. bishop votes no. mr. courtney. mr. courtney votes aye. mr. schuster. mr. schuster votes no. mr. takai. mr. takai votes no. mr. mcarthur. >> mr. chairman -- >> who seeks recognition? mr. takai? >> may i change my vote? >> how is mr. takai recorded? >> mr. takai voted no. >> how would you like to be recorded? >> mr. chairman, a yes vote for me. >> mr. takai votes aye. >> clerk will report the result. >> mr. chairman, there were 32 aye votes, 30 no votes. >> the aemmendment is adopted. question occurs on amendment number 99 by miss speier. the clerk will call the roll. >> mr. thornberry. >> no. >> mr. thornberry votes to. mr. smith. mr. smith votes aye. mr. jones. mr. jones votes no. miss sanchez. miss sanchez votes aye. mr. forbes. mr. forbes. mr. forbes mr. klein. mr. klein votes no. mr. courtney. mr. courtney votes aye. mr. rogers. mr. rogers votes no. mr. franks. mr. franks votes no. mr. garamendi. mr. garamendi votes aye. mr. schuster. mr. schuster. mr. schuster votes no. mr. johnson. >> aye. >> mr. johnson votes aye

it was taking james larson to his rehab center in uniondale where he was hoping to begin the next chapter of his life. the crash also left another daughter without her dad, 20- year-old girl from the bronx says her father larry was someone she loved to talk to. >> he was there for me like when i went through problems at home or outsides he was always there like he never left me hanging. >> reporter: witnesses told police the ambulance wasn't speeding as they investigate the cause of the crash, the tragedy of it is sinking in. >> it really mitt me that he is gone. >> i don't think there's anybody that can be explained. the back is recovering from nonlife-threatening injuries. sonia rincon, cbs 2 news. >> police say they are looking into the possibility that the driver had a medical emergency of his own behind the wheel. >>> new at 6:00, sheldon silver and his family have submitted letters to the judge ahead of his sentencing. his wife asked for leniency saying the former new york state assembly speaker has prostate cancer. silver himself wrote, i failed the people of new york. no question

larson is running 18th.a lap down. >> well, this opens the window for a two-stop race as larry pointed out. three more laps and we should i'm sure the 24 would be happy to get on pit road. >> the trend we've been seeing, once somebody comes they all come and look at the line of cars coming in pit road right now. >> the 17 of ricky stenhouse just been fighting loose, particularly loose in throughout the course of the night and had a couple of runs where the car wasn't really good but getting better inside the top ten most of the night. chassis adjustment there, as well. the 48 of jimmie just loose in the higher -- he said he tried to help that with his own driving man. the 20 of matt kenseth is in, as well. kenseth said the car is not terrible but he just doesn't have the grip that he needs. loose in, tight center. it just goes away on him about 25 laps into the race. >> the leader is in. martin truex jr. comes in and he pits with a six-second lead on kyle busch. dale earnhardt jr. getting service. four tires

when one drug stops working, jeannie larson couldn't have a traditional biopsy to what to do next. >> i didn't want to have another collapsed lung, like the time before. so i was very, very hesitant to do that. >> reporter: instead, this mother of two had a liquid biopsy to combat this nonsmoker's lung cancer that spread. here's how it works. cancer tumors shed dna into the blood. by analyzing the mutations, doctors can tell what new targeted therapies could be more effective and monitor their progress. the advantages, liquid biopsies are less painful, more accurate in detecting mutations, and most important, they are fast. results in three days as opposed to up to five weeks for traditional biopsies. >> we can get the result in a couple of days instead. it can have a really important meaning for those patients when they're sick with lung cancer. >> reporter: oxnard biopsy cannot initially diagnose cancer and the hope is that some day it could be used in treating other cancers. now on a more effective treatment, jeannie larson is planning ahead thanks to a simple blood test helping do

. >> that patient was james larson. he survived three transplant surgeries only to die in the back of that ambulance as he was headed to rehab. eyewitness news reporter stacey sager talked with his grieving family. she joins us now from union dale. >> he was on the road to recovery. this was supposed to be a routine ambulance trip. sadly, it wasn't, and now two families are grieving. >> he was a great guy, great brother. he was a great role model. great father. was finally recovering from an awful ordeal. the 36-year-old from elmont struggling through two heart transplants and a kidney transplant. this was supposed to be the easy part. a routine ambulance transport yesterday because larson was leaving the hospital for the first time in 15 months and headed to a rehab center here in uniondale to finish his recovery. >> he was fine. he was great. he was off the oxygen and eating solids and eating again and he was ready to go home. >> reporter: the ambulance inexplicably slammed in to a stone overpass on the eastbound side

was the idea that michael brown's body was left on the street and in a very similar way reverend larson's body was left in a window. and just like michael brown's body mobilized likewise matter, reverend larson's body mobilized gay people throughout the country in order to fight for recognition. >> relegated by virtue of the fact the sea reports in 1981 we begin to lose our historical connection in those communities that protect 1st understand our history. one thing that hiv-aids did after 1981 is when you think of the reagans comeau we tend to whitewash the history of the relegated us to a type of nonexistence that is no relationship meaningful, much like what you mentioned right now, likewise matter which is now substantiated as the brown lives matter after the attacks from trump. so part of that could been through history and were meaningful. a good ask questions with far more than we are used to. so i have a story, brings us closer. >> the 1st thing is that when you think about this question you have to remember that most gay people don't understand or think about their history has si

larson presented is very much in tune with my wife's interpretation. it was an afterthought. partly an effort to deal with so many problems as they arose in the electoral college. the fact that you have a couple prominent members of the constitutional convention, it hadn't been addressed into the creation of the vice presidency. it felt it was a band-aid. an effort to deal with a short-term problem at a time. >> when we get into this, you quickly discover how much the vice presidency is tied up with the perception of the electoral college and the the changes that take place in it. one also discovers a supposition from our first president, who receives treatment as the saint of the republic. he viewed the operation of government in a nonpartisan way. he said in his farewell address, he wanted to warn us about the dangerous effects of party. when you ask washington for his conception of the presidency, it's much different than the role that we associate with the president now. we associate him being the head of his party, the international leader in terms of laying out policy p

joining us now is matt larson.nd a civil liberties attorney with the electronic frontier organization. how is the legal foundation different than what happened with the fbi and apple? >> this is about requests for e-mail. for thousands and thousands of e-mail accounts or other data, as opposed to one phone in the apple case. it is a different law, different constitutional rights. microsoft says it has a first amendment right to tell its customers bought requests for their information. that is a basic right to know that the government is investigating you. and basic right that microsoft ties to tell you. ,mily: they talk about this law made into law in 1986 before the world wide web, decades before anything was stored on the cloud. governmentatt, the is still looking for physical files. how are electronic files different? just because they are stored in a different format, shouldn't the government be able to search and then? -- search them? matt: that is what microsoft is raising. what is the difference between elec

emily: andrew crocker, and martin -- matt larson, thank you both. we will follow these cases across the country. another story we are watching, the european union is accelerating its antitrust probe of the google android operating system. according to people familiar with the matter, the eu has critics,e of google's deadlines to remove secrets. this is seen as a sign that regular is may send out a formal complaint. google has been one of the most high profile targets for each year chief. the tax arraignments are also under review by the eu. apple, constructing a secret team to explore changes to the app store. including a new strategy for charging developers to have their apps prominently displayed. according to people familiar apple is considering a , google-like model where companies would pay to have their apps shown at the top of the search results. giving apple a new way to make money. up, how jgb is using 1.2 billion dollars to search for the next elon musk or jack dorsey in china. ♪ emily: now to one of europe's biggest start up rockets , int

larson, mr. larson votes aye. mr. bishop. mr. bishop votes no. mr. cooper. mr. cooper votes aye. mr. turner. mr. turner votes no. ms. bordio. ms. bordio votes aye. mr. klein. mr. klein votes no. mr. courtney. mr. courtney votes no. mr. rogers. mr. rogers? ms. songas. aye. mr. franks. mr. franks votes no. mr. maur amend. votes no. mr. schuster. mr. schuster. mr. johnson. mr. johnson votes no. mr. conway. mr. conway votes mow. ms. spear. ms. spear votes aye. mr. lamborn. mr. b no. mr. castro. mr. castro votes aye. mr. whitman. mr. whitman votes no. ms. duckworth. ms. duckworth votes aye. mr. hunter. mr. hunter? mr. peters. mr. peters votes aye. d dr. fleming, no. mr. visi. votes no. mr. kaufman, mr. kaufman votes no. ms. gabbart. ms. gabbart votes aye. mr. gibson. mr. gibson votes no. mr. walls. mr. walls votes no. ms. hartzler. ms. hartzler votes no. mr. o'rourke. mr. o'rourke votes aye. dr. heck. dr. heck votes no. mr. norcross. mr. norcross votes aye. mr. scott. mr. scott votes no. mr. gieggo. aye. mr. brooks. mr. brooks votes no. mr. takei. mr. takei votes aye. mr. nugent. mr.

i played, like, brie larson's kind of shlubby husband. that was me, "boston globe" called me brie larson's blob of a husband. that was in my hometown newspaper, which would be an insulting way to describe food. >> you know what, though? that just means you're a great actor. >> thank you very much. >> because in person you're no blob at all, baby. you're quite studly. okay, hoda woman. >> all righty, anxious folks over here excited to be on tv. what's your name? >> gracie. >> from? >> grand rapids, michigan. >> trace, we can do it together. all right. watch this picture clue. identify this 1980 -- oh, no -- film comedy. go. >> "airplane." >> "airplane"! you got $100 you got $100 >> yes, i know. "airplane." everybody adored it. it was so ridicio. >> there's no movies like that right now. there are just wall-to-wall jokes. >> yeah. >> just tons of jokes. a recent one that i liked like that was david wayne made a movie called "they came together" with amy poehler and paul rudd. so funny. in the spirit of "airplane." >> okay, so you can downlo

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later, kevin larson, the pretty past two joe we donnell, finishes down low with a reversal stop 76-60 the final, george washington wins the nit championship for the first time in school history. , but wee not there yet are playing against some of the best coaches in the history of the game. >> it literally means the world to us. our families, this will be one of the best memories of my life. robert: pot roast is heading north. according to multiple reports, terrance knighton and the patriots agreed to a one-year deal. he played with the redskins last season and they were talking before ultimately taking the deal with the patriots. formerton announced broncos and 49ers tight end davis will be sign to way when your contract. he played his high school ball at dunbar before starting with the terps. , a fly balle towards the wall, straightaway centerfield. sprints back, leaps, making the over the shoulder catch the warning track. showing everyone why he o twins wn 7-4. the countdown to first pitch, everything you need to get ready -- nationals opening day, saturday night at 7 p.m., right h

convention ceo jeff larson, what protests? did mr. larson mean that jokingly or is the rnc not anticipating any protests? >> well, i know jeff pretty well, he's our chief of staff for my first two years as chairman. i'm sure he was joking. i think that we'll be as prepared as we always are and then some. this is a unique cycle, isn't it? we can't deny that. we've got quite a bit of drama and we'll be prepared and our preparation will be commensurate with the expectation with that. so we'll be ready to go. we've got over $50 million in security money on top of the good people in cleveland and ohio. i'm sure that we'll be prepared and everyone will be safe and everything will go well. >> how much gray hair do you think you're going to have by december? >> i hope i have it. gray is fine, i just want to make sure i have hair. >> chairman priebus, thank you so much. appreciate your stopping by. >> all right. >>> ted cruz is learning the hard way, new yorkers don't easily forgive and forget. his new york values comment coming back to haunt

charges filed against the three men including robbery and grand larson. >>> a so called hand burglar is on the loose. the guy followed a delivery man into a five guys in the early morning hours. he waited until the place was empty and he cooked himself two cheese burgers and treated himself to a fountain drink while he chatted on the phone. he left with bottled water. it doesn't seem like cash or anything else is missing. >> that's a new one. >>> celebration of culture. coming up on eyewitness news, pride operate. flags, floats and hundreds the greek independence day march in midtown. >>> a cool morning turns into a crisp, sunny, >>> a celebration of greek independence in midtown marchers and floats with blue and avenue. it pays tribute to turkey in 1821. thousands of spectators enjoyed the sunny weather and the parade. great day. >> yeah. >>> perfect day, actually, if you got to deal with the return of winder and spring. >> if you have a light jacket, you said sunny. we didn't say warm today, but we have a warmup. it comes with showers as we head into the day. steady rain by tuesday

larson. >> thank you mr. chairman. amendment at the desk, 230. >> staff would distribute the amendment. [inaudible conversations] without objection the amendments considered read in the gentleman from washington is recognized for five minutes. >> mr. chairman i think we can move quickly on this. amendment 230 would simply add the new text to the section on ground-based strategic deterrent the incremental cost associated with missile designs which include the flexibility to develop mobile variants as well as the strategic doctrine which will inform an eventual decision on whether to include mobility requirements and future procurement. that is the language that is added to this thing gets to the issue of mobility as part of the version of gps d and i believe, i believe we have an agreement that we can move forward with this language in the committee and would ask for the support of the committee on this amendment. >> the gentleman from alabama. >> mr. chairman my friend from washington i urge the committee to accept the

r >> reporter: for newshour, john larson in vancouver british columbia.orla >> woodruff: elayne shapray continues her fight against multiple sclerosis and opposes the proposed law saying it does not go far enough. >> woodruff: now in sports news, a big night in the world of basketball last night, with one team setting a new winning n record, and a retiring player going out in a burst of glory. jeffrey brown has the story. >> brown: 73 wins: that's what the golden state warriors achieved with a victory on their home court last night over the memphis grizzlies. they broke the record of the 1995-96 michael jordan-led chicago bulls, and they did in their trademark, sport-changingi style, most of all the incredible, long-range shooting of steph curry, who this season shattered his own record for three-point shots. meanwhile, in southern california: the final game of one of the sports greatest everv players: kobe bryant. 20 years in the league, five championships, the third all- time scorer, bryant made his final game a memorable one by scoring 60 points. here to talk about theseo historic mi

james larson had survived three transplant surgeries and just the ambulance was transporting larson from the hospital to a rehab center to finish his recovery. he was leaving the hospital for the first time in 15 months. >> he was fine, great, off the oxygen and eating solids and he was eating again and he was readily to -- ready to go home. >> an autopsy is being performed on the ambulance driver, larry fuller of queens. an emt riding in the back of the ambulance suffered a broken leg and a concussion. >>> a man who landed a gyrocopter on the lawn of the capitol building in washington was sentenced to 120 days in prison. douglas hughes from florida was sentenced yesterday. he was caught on camera driving his gyrocopter landing at the capitol. he flew the aircraft to deliver a message about campaign finance restrictions. he said he would not do it >>> let's check in with meteorologist bill evans. >> good morning. how about we take a look from the george washington bridge, shall we. across the hudson river, there is the plaza on the fort lee side and over to the west side looking to the e

kyle larson will get the free pass. trevor bayne had a tire violation.olled tire on that pit stop buts that he a lot of cars to pile up. 38 laps to commander 500 in texas. >> all three of those childress car, the 3, the 27 and the 31 all involved in that. >> and some interesting pit strategy by some coming in to get four tires. >> 78 stayed out again. people know me as dale earnhardt jr., racecar driver. but there's more to me than that. at my office, they call me boss man. i scout the talent, close the deals, do it all with a firm handshake. (loud clap noise) gentlemen. (loud clap noise) to others, i'm water cooler dale. steve still hasn't accepted my friend request. he has really high standards. and he doesn't check it that often. i'm friends with everyone but him in the office. it's so steve. don't worry about it. are you guys friends with him? (both) oh no, we're friends with him. i'm friends with him. oh. (dale) for protecting my small business and more... >>> under caution in tax crossing the line for 36 laps to g martin truex in front of kyle busc

only happened once in world series play, however, as in 1956, game 5, dodgers versus yankees, don larsonw york yankees retired every single dodger that he faced. 27 men came up and 27 men got out. i'm matt with "teen kids news." >> this message is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. they want you to keep your hands on the wheel, your eyes on the road and your mind on driving. [ bell ringing ] >> all right guys! so guess what, the dance is this saturday! >> are you going? >> yes! let's all go together. >> oh, that sounds awesome! >> okay, so, you know the theme tonight is all school spirit. everything spirit. [ heartbeat ] >> rachel? rachel? hey, rach! >> seriously? >> oh, yeah, face paint. rachel, you're -- >> face paint. >> rachel, rachel. [ heartbeat gets louder ] [ heartbeat ] >> an avocado, people always ask me -- is it a fruit or is it a vegetable? in my kitchen, it's pudding. >> grab your measuring cups and spatulas -- we have another cool recipe from the culinary institute of america. >> hi, everyone. remember earlier, how we were talking about if an avocado is

final minutes, senior kevin larson inside to senior joe mcdonald, senior special. crews 76 to 60. the colonials win the nit and finish with a school record 28 victories. yes, a round of applause. >> love it. great job. > it is not good p math if you're the wizards. they trail the pacers by three games for the eighth and final playoff spot. last night's falling on the road to the kinks by double digits in a must win situation. afterwards, bradley beal shooting from the hip. i guess they thought they were already in the playoffs for some reason. it's either that or we wanted to get to the off season. as far as why, i have no on i. if the guys don't want to play, they need to sit down. > tag. the redskins have signed free agent tight end vernon davis. the native and then at maryland. he played is entire nfl career before trading last season to the broncos with whom he won a super bowel. on the other end attorneys newton has signed with the patriots. broaden was due to defense his junior wealther weight world title, but today he failed to make weight for the 140-pound

the accident killed both the driver as well as the patient. 36-year-old james larson had survived three transplant surgeries and was just giving a new heart and kidney only to die as he was headed from the hospital to a rehab center to finish his recovery. today we spoke with his sister. >> he was fine. he was great. he was off oxygen. he was eating solids. was ready to go home. >> an autopsy is being done on the ambulance driver, 55-year-old larry fuller of queens. an emt riding in the back of the ambulance suffered a broken leg and a concussion. >>> 120 days in jail, that sentence tonight for the man who landed a gyro capital in the wall of the capitol building. douglas hughes from florida sentenced today in federal court. he was caught on camera flying his gyrocopter over the capitol building. >>> lee goldberg is tracking some rain. >> nine straight dry days. now we have rain approaching. a warm dry day has turned in to a mild and humid night. we're still at 68. there's the rain on radar. hasn't been this close in a while. we'll tell you if it lasts in to the end with. accuweather is

rosen's our clerk is awe debris i'd like to thank jessie larson and leo from sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting madam clerk, any announcements? electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the march 29, 2016 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you very much is there a representative from supervisor yee's office here? no, not yet okay well, let's commissioner low is supported this item we have shannon from the planning department that is here to present on his behalf welcome shannon >> good afternoon, everyone. i'm stockton ferguson planning department staff for the landmark designation on san marcus the forest neighborhood can i have the overhead the historic preservation commission added this to the cal house preservation on june 2011 the hpc designation for july 2017 open cement 16, 2015 did hpgsz conducted on exterior and barrier of the property on october 7, 2015, voted for the landmark designation one 71 sacking marcus is associated with the henry cal a

as newshour special correspondent john larson reports in tonight's signature segment, the debate is playing out frequently over crimes being investigated at the local level. >> reporter: this heartfelt, urgent text was the last one barbara mills ever received from her daughter, brittney. it was april 24th of last year. >> she said i have you and i'm grateful. you know that i love you so much, and i don't know where i would be without you. >> reporter: hours later, at half past ten at night, someone knocked at brittney's apartment in baton rouge, louisiana, and killed her. >> it's like, has this really happened? and why? >> reporter: police believe brittney willingly opened the door. another tenant overheard a man ask brittney to borrow her car. >> and within seconds she was shot multiple times. >> reporter: the shooter left without stealing her car or taking anything from her apartment. hillar moore is the district attorney for baton rouge. was there anybody else who overhead anything? >> no other witnesses. >> reporter: nothing. were there any fingerprints? >> nothing. >> reporter: any foo

larson with accountability of acquisition. the amendment regarding software applications to manage requirements and personnel capabilities. amendment 182 with the defense generator and equipment center, amendment 217 regarding navy maintenance work and amendment 315 by mr. whitman to modify the table for a missing authorization. with that i yield back. >> is there a further discussion of the unblocked package? if not, those in favor say aye. those opposed say no? the ayes have it and the amendments are adopted. >> the staff will distribute the amendment. >> the gentlemen is recognized for five minutes. >> world war ii is one of the most important times in the world's history and we saw what the greatest generation was able to do at that time. there is a national museum of world war ii aviation in colorado springs, colorado in my distribution. it's the only that exists to exclusively preserve and promote an understanding of aviation in winning world war ii. it's a first class operation and comprises 109,000 square feet and they

larson had just received a heart and kidney transplant and was being taken to a rehab at that silt. police are investigating if speed was a factor. >>> the presidential candidates are back on the trail today, fanning out across several states, primaries. donald trump fresh off his win in his home state has a rally tonight in harrisburg, pennsylvania. he is hoping to add the state's 71 delegates. although an internal memo shows the campaign expects to collect man more than the required 1237 to win the nomination out right. ted cruz begins his day in maryland and onto the indiana state dinner tonight. the hoosier state goes to the polls may 3rd. john kasich has a town recall >>> bernie sanders will host town halls in scranton. in connecticut, meeting with family members of the sandy hook shootings. morning, presidential candidate hillary clinton sits down for a town hall style event with stephanopolous. tune in to good morning america right after eyewitness news this morning. >>> mayor de blasio will change the rules today for the costume characters in times square. at 10:30 this morn

we'll talk to mark larson.nd kevin who is education advisor to president obama and president george bush. and also executive director of the american federation for children. kevin, that is quite a title. what is it looking like when the guy born in brooklyn takes on the senator who used to represent the state? >> bernie sanders talks the language that people want to hear. he is more practical as opposed to political. that's a problem with the national politician dealing with the electorate and why donald trump resonated and bernie sanders resonate. but the issue is can he take it to the next level in new york. he needs to it extend beyond himself and get in substance and talk about education can make a difference. >> you know, politics is a funny thing, mark as you well know. sometimes an unexpected victory someplace can launch your campaign in directions it was not expected to go. and if you look at numbers in wisconsin. bernie sanders is beating hillary clinton 48- 43. can that be the momentum to drive him t

police investigate are related to property, whether it's robberies, burglaries or larson.hey did install two license plate readers in oakland but have yet to turn them on. they will discuss this issue and hear from the public during the board's regular meeting later this morning. >> i'm not against that. i think b.a.r.t. is having issues in the parking lot and it's important to keep people's property safe. >> do you have concerns about privacy, civil liberty? >> no. >> i'm always for more protection. >> i don't know that it's a need. it wouldn't bother me. >> the aclu tells the "east bay times" it has concerns there would not be enough public oversight. bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. 5:45 on your thursday. 49ers are being accused of being noisy neighbors. listen to the sounds around levi stadium. >> the niners practice at this facility. they crank up the speak are during practice to simulate stadium noise. >> if i happen to have a glass on my counter when the 49ers are practicing and it gets really loud, the glass actually shakes. >> team representat

. >>> actress row -- rosarie larson was arrested. the demonstrators called this democracy spring protest. many started the march from washington to philadelphia two weeks ago. >>> 6:07. your time if you're just waking up with us, our warm weather will likely bring out thousands of walkers and runners to the schuylkill river trail. there's an effort to insure it will be a safe place for recreation this weekend and weekends to come this spring and summer. trish hartman explains. >> reporter: it's finally a beautiful spring day that means the schuylkill river trail is packed. >>> i usually come here walk or run. this is ideal if i can get out at lunch. >> reporter: but some say they have to keep their guard up, saying a group of teenagers harassed her and her husband last fall. >>> they are very confrontational. >> reporter: she was happy to hear about a new citizen trail walk after groups of teens were harassing and attacking people on the trail. volunteers can register to attend a free training session. >>> we want always many people

so, we'll move on john larson for district 7 qu continue for district 3 appointee. >> item 6, recommend approval of the 2016 prop a [inaudible] programming recommendations tote aelg 2, 192, 934 for 4 projects, amendment of the prop aa strategic plan. this is a action item. >> thank you, we have anna [inaudible] here. >> good morning supervisors. anna [inaudible] for policy and programming. i'm pleased to present to you the item for w the 2016 projject for vehicle rejivation fee program. just a overview of the program, this is a additional 10 dollar vehicle registration fee approved by san francisco voters in november of 2010. it is a relativity small source of funding generated less than 5 million dollars a year and in representation of the relatively small amount of funding there are only 3 cat goers, street repair and reconstruction, pedestrian and safety and transst reliability and mobility improvements and one of the primary focus is also on quick to deliver projects. representing also that idea is any funds 234 that become available throughout the program is reprogrammed as thibeco

representative rick larson after wishing facebook friends a happy easter was greeted with happy lastterm as a congressman. house democrats susan was accused of undermining her constituents. and kilmer was told his support of clinton made him the same type of subhuman. >> something completely wrong and super delegates currently have the power to change the outcome and we want the people to able to decide the outcome. >> reporter: democratic party officials point out super delegates can switch candidates and they've never been the deciding factor in any nomination since being created in 1982. but there's always a first and if it's this year many of those currently feeling the bern will feel they got burned. in seattle, dan springer. >>> up next the fbi dropping another challenge against apple. this after that earlier effort to unlock the iphone of one of the san bernardino terrorists. but what does going our iphones mean for the rest of us? our legal panel on what we can expect. it'sand your doctor at you to maintain your health. because in 5 days, 10 hours and 2 minutes you are going

those two alleged burglars in boston, this morning both are charged with breaking and entering and larson a custom bicycle the owner said is irreplaceable. her former boyfriend custom built it for her and painted her name and e-mail address on the frame. last monday night she said she loaned it to a friend who left it outside on college avenue. someone took it and left a green bike in its place. she would like her bike returned. still ahead on. abc7 morning news. the future is now. we will get a look at the technology of tomorrow where some of the robots are almost human. but first a live look outside from our sfo camera. you can see the clouds. we will get a check of the accuweather forecast and when the rain will let up coming up. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) >> officials want to reunite this rescued florida bear cub with its mother. he was heard squealing in the woo

i'd like to announce our sfgov staff leo and jessie larson thank you for your service i'd like to motion to excuse commissioner mar and that can be seconded by by commissioner crews and without objection i'm sorry moved by commissioner crews. >> commissioner crews seconded by. >> actually, i mad the motion myself. >> not very good of me i know. >> we'll take that without objection. and call item 2. >> item 2 approvals the lafco minutes from the regular meeting colleagues, any questions or changes on the minutes okay open up for public comment on the lafco minutes from march 18 seeing no member we'll public comment is closed. >> mauve seconded by by commissioner campos and we'll take that without objection. next item. >> >> item consideration of the lafco budget for 2016-2017. >> jason fried. >> jason fried, executive officer last month i presented to you a proposed budget nothing a nothing has changed from the proposed budget to the - requesting the money legally loud for in the city and county we only keep this year and return some monies back to the county for other budgetary needs. >>

and for those of you that have read eric larson's "devil in the white city" about chicago, and we all thought that must have been the first serial killer, but this occurs in 1885, even earlier, in austin. and two years later in philadelphia, 1400 miles away, is hannah mary tabs and the dismembered torso. so these books are both about nasty, bad things that happened. but since we didn't know any of the people, we can enjoy armchair thrillers -- [laughter] because that's what true crime is about. we all love to read about terrible things happening to people we don't know. [laughter] so the microphone's not out there, but i'll just ask a trivia question to get us started. what were the respective populations of austin and philadelphia in 1890? that would be the closest census year to 1885 when skip is writing in austin and kali in 1887 in philadelphia. so anybody want to hazard a guess about these two cities in. >> 75,000. >> which one? >> both. >> 14,000 in -- >> [inaudible] >> austin had 14,000. >> 14,000, okay. >> does that help you with philadelphia a little bit? >> 30,000? >> philad