. >> a viewer leeches -- reaches out to you. shutout to hunter strickland. >> up to the net treat bring >> memories. >> thank you steve. >>> san francisco offered free tuition to city colleges. the new proposal by a candidate for mayor to expand that free college tuition. circle welcome back to mornings on 2. later this morning mark leno who's running for mayor of san francisco will announce his ideas for expanding the city's free college tuition program. right now the city offers free tuition for residents who go to city college of san francisco. leno wants to extend the free tuition offered to students who transfer from city college to san francisco state university. leno will give the details at 9:00 this morning in front of san francisco. >>> a new report is showing there is still some work to be done when it comes to driverless car technology. yesterday's report revealed some of the problems that autonomous vehicle makers have reported to the dmv. some issues found in testing include problems how the car sense the environme

hour with news from belgium because two officers under civilian have been killed in a shooting in leech the city's police chief now says his personnel were specifically targeted in the attack. this video paid online and he said to show the area of the attack can be heard more details now from. the gunman has been killed by police we understand that he got ahold of a weapon after disarming the two of the the two police officers that were killed what we're hearing from the interior minister over jambon is the offices are on the scene investigating but they're trying to get to the bottom of the potential motive terrorism is just one of the scenarios that they're looking at right now but when it comes to just who the perpetrator of this attack was we are starting to get more information from the local media that he's being reported to be thirty six year old man who had just been released from prison yesterday on on monday the twenty eighth but belgium is no stranger when it comes to terrorist attacks attacks in a similar vein to this one if we look back to just last year in august of twenty

place a leech of color to be part of the enemy.and stand by courageous decisions these little toes are masters we've never seen the problems of the room for none from this presumptuous servant in the realms of his holy. song playing we must call jesus play. the german starting may thirteenth song g.w. player. playing played. this is deja vu news lot from the nobel literature prize will not be awarded this year tarnished by sex abuse and finance scandals the swedish academy says the decision was made to regain the public trust it is the first time in decades the annual prize will not be handed out also coming up u.s. prosecutors charged both slackens former boss for his part in the company's falsified cation of emissions data they say he knew about the cheating. tomorrow marks the two hundredth anniversary of karl marx's birthday his one the most divisive thinkers and.

the water and you see the kelp just turns into a spree like i do you know and so all the nutrients leeches out into the liquid and then we can use the we're going to fertilize not going to get like some crab. you never know. tobie's farm grows over twenty five different kinds of fruit and vege supplying the local community and it's this organic plant based fertilizer that you know uses on all these crops. this is calculated to say look we're going to ruin kale very local you're never to scale attacks are going to. do you feel a kind of connection to the sea because of this operation and most land based farmers don't think about their actions and how they affect the sea the nature of runoff from the land they got into the ocean the kalpa uses it to grow and then it comes back here to really close a sea seed away and loop. closing this land to see loop is a huge part of three d. farming's appeal but in the center of new haven there is another collaboration which is putting sustainability on the menu. i'm off to meet the shapiro head chef at royal to find out more. brand came to me with the h

parent corporation owns nearly 100 for-profit colleges in the united states, and i believe they are a leech on society. and the degree wasn't worth the paper it was printed on. list four dean's times. no one cares, it's ridiculous. trying to get these bills discharged, i paid $200 per month and that is a lot for me. i only grossed $17,000 lester. host: are your loans federal loans or private loans? they arees, federally-insured student loans and i have been banged them back. i own 30,000-something dollars and the interest is the only thing i am paying. i'm paying interest and legal fees, and it doesn't even touch the principal. the principle that il, because i had paid up until me and my girlfriend had a child, and i child support, i couldn't pay student loans and support on my income, so i defaulted. i was defaulted until she turned 21. this put me $30,000 in debt on a $6,000 principal and i still debtsget these discharged. even though they emitted to fraud, and they have a class-action suit with tens of thousands of students who are also victims of fraud, i can't get this loan discharged.

so come on, slap on a leech, chug some mercury, and faint your way to glamour! then stick around tomorrow for their workshop, "victorian memory and mourning," a look back at how americans have traditionally handled death, mourning, and memorialization. it's fun for the whole family-- if you're a whole family of goth teens. ( laughter ) >> now, get ready for some exciting new plainfield businesses. on may 15, it's the ribbon cutting for slim chickens restaurant. >> stephen: then, on may 17, it's the ribbon cutting for "bar three" of north plainfield. >> after that, may 22 is the ribbon cutting for title "max of plainfield." >> stephen: and up next, june 7 is the ribbon cutting for tailwinds distilling company. >> and look out, because june 21 is the ribbon cutting for j.c. realty group. >> stephen: which will hopefully be followed by the ribbon cutting for plainfield's desperately needed ribbon and giant scissor factory. ( laughter ) >> on the following morning of june 13, come on down to village hall to have coffee with the mayor. hopefully, it will go smoother

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. >> anthony: according to many locals the whole character of this city is being leeched out by an invasiontech money. it's the triumph of the nerds. out with the old, in with the new. no place epitomizes that better perhaps than where we are right now. >> john: yeah. you know i tell anyone to come and meet me here, my friends, and they sort of laugh at me. they're like, "sinbad's?" but it's this thing that doesn't really exist in san francisco anymore. it's not self-consciously divey, you know? it has this kind of faded glamour. kind of worn out. it smells kind of sour. >> anthony: sinbad's. lost in time, yet its time running out. living out its last stand on san francisco's pier 2. just south of the hordes of neck beards and man bun vapors buying artisanal drip coffee a few hundred yards away. >> john: i mean, my mom used to come here. she used to be like a secretary. so it was a place that catered to unglamorous office workers. and those are rare and rarer here. >> anthony: is the relentless wheel of history going to roll over this place or what? >> john: yeah, i mean, it will eventually

you'll find them lining your coffee cups, but they leech in the food and can be taken up in the food as well. and they rescinded the use of such chemicals due to heightened risk of cancer, toxicity and health impacts. the reason why this legislation is so important, the statistics are astounding to me, but our ocean is filled with over 5.5 trillion items of plastic. that is trillion, not million or billion. but trillion. and every day, in the united states, it's estimated about 500 million straws are used every day. that is about 1.5 straws per person per day and that equates to 1 million straws used in san francisco per day. so incredibly alarming. and straws literally fall through the cracks in machines. we are not able to really capture them in the machines we have to properly recycle these items, so they end up in our landfills or sewer system or the ocean. so it's really important that we really nip this issue in the bud, changing our culture, behavior of using the single-use products and to understand the significant negative environmental impact that are associated with these

batteries can have toxic chemicals that leech into soil or water and be fire hazards pef we have had a number of of waste facilities experience fires because batteries were disposed of improperly. it's a potential hazard for workers at the facilities. >> we have a bunch of old batteries here. what do i do in san francisco let's say for now we'll talk about that to try to dispose of them. >> we want to beat battery waste in san francisco. >> right. >> we have launched a new campaign to inform residents but who to properly recycle. bucket or bin top. that's what we want residents to remember. you can put the batteries, old batteries into a clear, sealed bag and place it on top of your black trash bin. >> okay. >> and then put it on the collection day. or you can throw them into one of these orange collection buckets if you find one in your apartment building. it's just that easy. >> so are these readily visible? i mean, if you have a single family home you probably don't have this, right. >> that's right. you can dispose of it through the bin top sfl okay. >> if you're in a large apart

including the use of an agent provocateur who is a leech trump campaign on the soil of a a foreign countryand as a result of interviews on in a number of people on the campaign, asking them, who approached you, a person that you never knew, and started asking questions about foreign policy and seeing if they could "help the campaign." it is now known who that agentov provocateur was that the fbi used and john brennan used and james clapper and tonight, there is a flurry of concern in washington, and the law enforcement intelligence community, that his name will come out. >> sean: i think we already know. but i'll put that aside for a minute. rudy giuliani saying what we already know is policy and truth and fact. oh, the special counsel will not invite trump, and come out with your stupid report, and donald trump jr., it is so amazing, all ofg the exchanges talk about what a waste of time, this is ridiculous, this is about adoption, we've got a convention that might be brokered. what is amazing is it wouldn't be illegal in the first place if they sought information. that is your point. >> t

biggest concern with acid rain is not just marine life but it can contaminate water supplies by leet leechingther metals, including vog. you can't really see it. it's the sulphur dioxide gas that makes it so lethal. the water vapor that's in the air. it reacts with the sunlight when they all come together and creates that form of air pollution. here's the thing that you need to note. in small doses, this can cause breathing problems for people who have never had breathing problems their whole lives, but in high levels, which is what we've been seeing, they've had levels that high, readings taken by firefighters there, it can be fatal. and that's a big concern for folks on the big island. >> wow. all right. allison chinchar, thank you so much. >>> all righty. we'll keep you posted on what's happening there today and throughout the next few weeks as well. >>> let's talk about nasa. they are planning to send a helicopter to the red planet. part of the mars rover mission that launches in july of 2020. >> the chopper weighs just under four pounds. the fuselage is about the size of a softball. nasa

that's harmful to marine life as it leeches aluminum through the soil and gets into the rivers and lakesdded more to this. it's -- we really won't know the final effects for quite some time. >> so from that, we're going to turn to the royal wedding. just a little -- bring it up a little bit. only one week left. thanks, ivan. we now have details of what kind of cake harry and meghan will be cutting on the big day. that's coming up here. it's the details that make the difference. only botox® cosmetic is fda approved to temporarily make frown lines, crow's feet and forehead lines look better. it's a quick 10 minute treatment given by a doctor to reduce those lines. ask your doctor about botox® cosmetic by name. the effects of botox® cosmetic, may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be a sign of a life-threatening condition. do not receive botox® cosmetic if you have a skin infection. side effects may include allergic reactions, injection site pain, he

>> courtney leech from the advisory council. i was just wondering, will fifa, in either the short or long term, be considered a workaround of sorts? >> fifa, the football association? >> yes. >> the games. >> because russia is hosting the world cup. okay. the question was -- >> would this -- you spoke about work around. would any of the funds with the games, with american sponsors, with other international congromerates, would that be a work around -- conglomerates. would that be a work around? >> with respect to american sponsors, none of the money from the american sponsor could flow through to somebody on the be a prohibited transaction. i think we're talking about bigger numbers than they can make up for with the world cup. >> okay. any other reaction to that? yes, ma'am. a woman in blue there. >> thanks very much. my question is for i guess -- whoever with previous ofac or treasury experience. there was talk already with the april sanctions really sort of shocking the aluminum market but there were others that were also ide

but yeah, active management, i mean it's -- you are a leech if you are in active management these days it's staging a comeback. since october active management has been outperforming and you see -- especially in volatile times. that's when active management pays for itself, if you will >> i think the indexers would say, time will tell. nancy let's turn to technology and what you are doing there with respect to some of the big names. what are you buying? what are you selling or trimming >> so, we have two strategies. one requires a dividend. one doesn't. i have been talking about old tech for three years >> who is old tech >> cisco, microsoft used to be old tech not anymore. >> hot right now. >> pretty hot. intel. we own aics in we are lightening up on the social media platforms and have been google, facebook, we were early in we are always going to be early out. and i think that the near term head winds are such that there are better places to be. >> what is driving you out of the social media names the headlines that you read? or fear of regulation or what? >> it's valuation first and

emergency crews are on high alert in hawaii after lava from the erupting kilauea volcano leeched -- reachedls are securing the public the well has been successfully sealed. jeff is on the island with the latest. >> the fear from the locals is that if the lava were to reach the power plant there could be massive explosions or releases of the poisonous gas. a lot is unknown because it hasn't happened before anywhere. as you look at the time lapse, this is the area near the power plant over the last 54 hours. it's condensed to five seconds. authorities feel confident that the most vulnerable spots of the facility are sealed up. lava covered one well pad and the flows are getting closer to reaching another. the same flow are unpredictable and moving faster near the power plant and toward several homes forcing more mandatory evacuations. >> we say "mandatory" to give it more strength but we are not going to drag people out of their houses. when your house starts burning, people usually leave. the first responders are not going to stick around for that point. >> to take a look at the video. this

you'd have to go back to 1999 to gramm-leech-biden. though we didn't have a formal conference with the senate i'm proud, proud that over half the bills in this package including three quarters of the regulatory relief provisions, came from the house. these are the provisions to help hardworking, struggling taxpayers get into home mortgage, get into car loans, get into their small businesses. this is what will help drive 3% economic growth, which is the birth right of all americans. today is an important day in the history of economic opportunity and -- in america and i encourage all of us, all of us, to support the economic growth, regulatory relief, and consume brother text act. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. waters: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. waters: before i get into the remarks that i have prepared, i think i'd better just share this information with

to close with -- in passing, i want to thank saidie but i also want to thank people like danielle leech and the alliance for childhood cancer team for their relentless advocacy on the hill and work on this bill. i want to thank nancy goodman and kids vs. cancer and the entire childhood cancer advocacy community for standing up and getting us to the point where we are today. you are the voice of these children. you made this event possible. here today. and i want to thank you for from the bottom of my heart. i urge passing of this life altering piece of legislation. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. . mr. pallone: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from virginia, mr. connolly. mr. connolly: thank you my good friend, mr. pallone from new jersey. i rise today in support of the childhood cancer star act. thanks to research, funded by the national institutes of health, the private sector, the philanthropic funds, we have made progress in the study and treatment of childhood cancers. however, every year

when the track gets hot, the petroleum leeches out of the asphalt, that's why the cars get -- you i digress> dagen: karen's going to the 600. she's going to be there. >> have a great time. you will have a blast. >> dagen: you will smell burned rubber, exhaust and hot asphalt. >> maybe the beer. >> dagen: the dee beer doesn't r it up. you'll be sneezing like rubber from the tires. >> ear plugs, you'll need ear plugs. >> all right. i'm excited. >> dagen: we'll bring you more on harvey weinstein turning himself in coming up as well. and then this story, always listening, an amazon echo records a couple's private conversation and sends it to the husband's employee in another state. find out how amazon is trying to explain this one. it's the unofficial start of the summer. we're looking at how you can book some of the hottest luxury travel trends for less, that's ahead. ♪ welcome to my world. ♪ bouncing in the club while the heat is on all night at the beach until the break of dawn. ♪ i'm going to miami. ♪ welcome to miami. the demand for lithium is set to increase substantially over the coming

i believe they are a leech on society. the degree was not worth the paper it was printed on. achieved dean's list four times. no one cares. it is ridiculous. trying to get these bills discharged, i pay $200 a month and that is a lot for me. i only gross about 17,000 last year. i am in poverty. host: are your loans federal loans or private? caller: yes, they are federally insured student loans and i have been paying them back. approximately 30 something thousand dollars and the interest is all i am paying. interest in legal fees. it does not even touch the principal. the principle that i owe, because i had paid up until me and my girlfriend had a child and i needed to pay child support, i could not pay student loans and support at the same time on my income. i defaulted and was defaulted until she turned 21. this book me in $30,000 debt on a $6,000 principal. i still cannot get these bills discharged, even though they admitted to fraud and they have tens ofaction suit with thousands of students that also are victims of fraud. i cannot get the loan discharged and i got the appl

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the lady told me in denver, colorado, v.a., you veterans are just a leech on society. you need to just quit. so when i ask lined it to her supervisor this, she got promoted out of her position. so i have been working with the v.a. ever since then. just recently, thanks to president trump, i am being reevaluated. i am 10% disabled. they found a my record that i was gunshot and i got chemical burns and everything, but i'm not getting any benefits of it. thanks to president trump, the v.a. has been changing. another incident is my father. my father was in the military. he was a vietnam veteran. he got sick and they gave him 100%, then they cut him down to 75%. he died of cancer because of agent orange. in the past, the v.a. has not helped the military. they have -- the transition of getting out back then was terrible. i went to an interview with a guy and said i was in the military for 13 years. he said, oh, you wasted your time. branch that tries to help the veterans get out. they sent me to this guy for a job interview. host: did you feel like you wasted your time? call

i think you'd have to go back to 1999 to the signing of graham leech bliley to find something comparables senate. as a house guy we're always happy to see them do anything. it wasn't quite as robust as i had hoped. but my counterpart in the senate deserves great accolades for the work to bring it over and what we're hoping for is getting this thing signed, possibly this week, dealing with banking and then moving on to the next great subject and that is capital formation and passing what we would call our jobs 3.0 act which is really geared towards ipos or entrepreneurs and start-ups. >> maria: i want to get to that in a moment. what i mentioned earlier was it was crazy to think that the bank on the corner, your neighborhood bank was facing the same exact regulations as the bank like a jp morgan or bank of america. i mean, these large banks with operations all over the world. >> well, indeed. and unfortunately the left has viewed dodd-frank as being chiseled on to tablets and coming down from mount sinai. many of them were loathe to deal with it. a group in the senate were more level dar-

international outcry that in gaza should sound a warning israel's claim ground is leeching away.romised repeatedly mr. kushner will unveil new peace plan, but every president the appears to encourage israel's rime minister to take maximalist position that militate against peace. ultimate deal mr. trump promised and more like a fresh disaster in the making. of playing firefarm, america is fanning the flames. to read more, that is in today's paper. ew minutes left for open phones. also want to update you of on capitol hill. live shot of the committee earing room, senate appropriations committee room where scott pruitt, epa director morning, ify this happening at 9:30, if you want o watch it, we're airing it live on c-span 3. appisten on the c-span radio or look on c-span.org. hearing, christopher wrey will be before the senate appropriations committee to talk budget issues, 2:30 this afternoon. happening on c-span 3, -span.org and the c-span radio app. back to your calls, we take you to bismarck, north dakota for of the c-span bus tour. anthony in st. paul, minnesota. for democrats