lawrence brown in finance and [speaker not understood] insurance requirements. and that's just inside the port. brad, no last name necessary foring me off the ledge a couple times over the last five years, and then outside the port the city purchaser jackie fong and assistant purchaser [speaker not understood] couldn't have done it without them. then matt hanson, city risk manager, and i could go on and on about people outside the city family. i'll end with leader nancy pelosi and her staff. this all started with a 2009 show of support from her folks which, you know, helped us with phase one and shrinking it down to a manageable size so we can actually complete the operation that we did last week. so, that's all for my presentation. for my substituted executive director's report, thank you. >> thank you. >> [speaker not understood] want today say a few words on that same topic. >> commission, i just wanted to acknowledge dailey's work on this. this was a complicated project exposing the port to very big risks and he managed a very complicated obscure a negotiati

about their experiences walking to school everyday i i'm going to turn it over to adrian lawrence and tiffany brown to talk about walking to school (clapping.) >> good morning boys and girls. >> good morning boys and girls. >> good morning. >> today is a perfect day to talk about the safety of our kids as a parent that walks their child to school to and from school i believe there's a lack of caron the drivers part i witness reckless driving near the schools and crosswalks i wait and watch children nail they get across the street being a resident i urge us all to be a part and on board with supporting the walk and roll thank you betsy carmichael staff for caring about the love of our children (clapping) >> good morning betsy carmichael parents good morning betsy car michael that's what i love to hear the voices of children each morning thank you to you all the parents and guarded f that led our children to school who walk to school or walk make sure you looking for the safety of users and others and look at it for the drivers it on the street that you see going by fast when you walk across the stre

but look, this has always been -- new hampshire to me, lawrence, is the wave test. if scott brownins new hampshire, it means there was a republican wave. i feel like we're looking at two potential scenarios on tuesday night. there's a wave building for the republicans, or this is an anti-incumbent year and we see all sorts of crazy results that may lead to a republican-controlled senate, but could also lead to a lot of new democratic governors. so probably the best sniff test on that is going to be new hampshire. on the merits when you look at scott brown's unfavorable ratings, it's hard to see how he wins without a wave. >> and the wave would be the anti-obama wave since scott brown has really been campaigning against the president in new hampshire, not campaigning against jeanne shaheen. so that win would be a clue, would be an indicator that wow, campaign against the president is really effective. >> right. i think that's exactly right. i mean, you know, that's the one thing, you can't -- i don't think there is a person being used more in a television ad these days than preside

brown. >>> plus, "all in" travels to the land of big tobacco and big coal. and jennifer lawrence and her hacked photos. it's not a scandal. it's a sex crime. "all in" startings right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the f.b.i. is seeking the public's help tonight in identifying a masked man who appeared in an isis propaganda video speaking in what sounds like a north american accent. >> we're here in the 17th division military base just outside the city of oracka. and we're here with the soldiers of bashad. you can see them now digging their own graves in the very place they were stationed. >> the man could be one of the dozen or so americans fighting with isis in syria. just this weekend, a 19-year-old was arrested from chicago and allegedly on his way to join the militants. despite the bombing plan, the group is continuing to gain ground. after more than a week of fierce battles with kurdish fighters in syria, they are just a few hundred feet from the border of turkey and native member of key u.s. ally. u.s. military has stepped up air strikes on militant t

brown. >>> plus, "all in" travels to the land of big tobacco and big coal. and jennifer lawrenceer hacked photos. it's not a scandal. it's a sex crime. "all in" startings right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the f.b.i. is seeking the public's help tonight in

lawrence lee reports. >> reporter: an hour east of london, thought of being as dump. but it is a well kept sort of place, and deeply traditional. lots of old people. barely a brown be seen. yet a chinese takeout, and caribbean restaurant, they have parked their anti-immigration tanks on the lawn. >> i want to see something done about all of these human rights. it is terrible some of the things that go on. >> they have got to sort this immigrant problem out. >> reporter: there's too many immigrants? >> yes. we're a small island. we can't cope with what we have got. >> reporter: there's not many immigrants around here -- >> well, there is a few. >> reporter: there is a pole shop over there. >> i'm talking about all immigrants. >> reporter: this much many people seem to know about ukip, but anything else -- >> reporter: what do you think about ukip's policies? >> very good. >> reporter: which ones in particular? >> well -- >> reporter: can you name three two you think? >> yes. >> reporter: go on then. >> um . . . my brain has gone at the moment. >> reporter: oh dear. >> reporter: i think labor and conservatives have had their run, give ukip a chance, you know? >> r

lawrence. 6:05 now. >>> california nurses will take their concerns about handling the ebola cases straight to governor brown today. nursing organizations warning the state and hospitals that they are not prepared. they are asking state regulators to require hazmat suits and training on just how to handle the virus. meanwhile, the cdc issued new guidelines for hospital workers handling ebola cases. among them, staff must use protective gear that least no skin or hair exposed. the greatest risk is in how workers remove that protective gear. >> go around -- >> right. >> now a trained monitor must supervisors putting on the and taking off equipment. the agency admits guidelines why inadequate. two nurses caught ebola from caring from a patient in the u.s. both are in stable condition. >>> new this morning, oscar pistorius is sentenced to five years in prison for killing his girlfriend. the double amputee olympic runner shot and killed reeva steinkamp on valentine's day last year. he claims it was an accident mistaking her for an intruder. the judge convicted him of negligent killing but not murder. >>> an uber

lawrence o'donnell. >>> one of the joys of my weekends have been seeing all the charlie baker ads and the martha cokely ads and of course the scott brown that stuff from new hampshire because it's all the same tv. >> watching people walking around dazed, wondering if democrats are going to lose that governorship again. >>> well, elizabeth warren is now rushing to the rescue for the democrats in the senate, and we will count the votes in two weeks, but election day has already started for president obama and many othersho

time for "the last word" with lawrence >>> one of the joys of my weekends have been seeing all the charlie baker ads and the martha cokely ads and of course the scott brown ads and all that stuff from new hampshire because it's all the same tv. >> watching people walking around dazed, wondering if democrats are going to lose that governorship again. >>> well, elizabeth warren is now rushing to the rescue for the democrats in the senate, and we will count the votes in two weeks, but election day has already started for president obama and many others who cast his vote today. >> i'm here to vote! >> president obama cast his ballot -- >> first day of voting gets under way. >> things could go either way. >> voting is already under way in dozens of states. >> democrats are urging their voters to get to the polls. >> you've got to find your cousin and grab him and tell him to go vote. >> the president is right. people have to go vote. >> she brings an aggressively populace message. >> i am the daughter of a janitor who ended up in the united states senate. >> turn out in the next two weeks. >> things are right on the edge. >>> with the democratic party's contr

brown. >>> plus all in travels to the land of big tobacco and big coal. >> is it toxic in and of itself. coal ash is not toxic. >>> and jennifer lawrence on her hacked photos. it's not a scandal. it's a sex crime. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. the fbi needs help in identifying a masked man that appeared in an isis propaganda video speaking in what sounds like a north american accent. >> we're here in the 17th division military base outside the city and we're here with the soldiers of bashar. you can see them digging their own graves in the very place they were stationed. >> the man could be one of the dozen or so americans the fbi believes is fighting with isis in syria. this weekend a 19-year-old was arrested at the airport allegedly on his way to join the militants. despite the bombing campaign, the group is continuing to gain ground after more than a week of fierce battles with kurdish fighters, they are on the verge of taking a city a few hundred feet from the board we are turkey, a nato member and key u.s. ally. the u.s. military stepped up air strikes on targets in the area. the turkey president says that won't

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lawrence. >>> chris hayes is up next. >>> oent on "all in." protests erupt in st. louis after an officer-involved shooting. after an officer-involved shooting. two months after the shooting of michael browntape. >> video of what seems to be a new york police officer stealing someone's money. plus, the secret service versus the obama administration. new leaks to the same washington post reporter. this time, against the white house. and "all in" america hits the road with 130 foot long wind turbine blade. >> each one of these blades weigh about nine tons. >> plus, the solar boom. we look at the explosive growth in renewable energy and its surprising backers. "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york. it's been 61 days since

lawrence, that's a great question. i think this has become a race where obama, as we just heard in wisconsin is going to be a make it or break it tie-on for jean shaheen. scott brown is doing his best in every turn. last week he actually told the crowd that jean shaheen votes with obama more than 100% of the time. it's got ton that fever pitch where his message is clear, a vote for shaheen is a vote for obama. meanwhile, shaheen continues to try to run a campaign. this is her home turf. she's been running campaigns here for a long time. and she's a strong candidate on her own two feet. >> she has a higher approval rating than she has an actual score in the electoral version of the poll of who are you actually going to vote for. so it seems there are some poll respondents who approve of her job but have not yet decided to vote for her. >> well, and that's new hampshire for you. when it comes right down to it, you can look at every fol there is, but ultimately it's all about what happens on election day. and new hampshire voters will make their decision at the poll at election day. there's no way to predict this race. as close as it's become, it's a two-point race a