. >> one of the best defense lawyers in san antonio, texas, was leslie vaughn. >> leslie was a workaholic. if you know anything about guys who tried to reach that status of perfection, leslie was a perfectionist. he really was. >> not surprisingly, as a defense attorney, vaughn's practice also included problem clients. >> he did have clients involved in the drug trade. he did have clients that were -- identified themselves with, like, different organized crime groups. >> on the night of november 10th, 1998, leslie's wife was working the night shift as a nurse at the local hospital. leslie and his two sons were home that night. around 1:30 a.m., 16-year-old brian said he heard a loud bang coming from his father's bedroom. when he tried to get in, he discovered the door was locked. >> he hears some more alarming noises in the nature of gurgling or breathing and he can't get into his dad's room and that concerns him. >> in a panic, he calls 911. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> i think my dad was shot. >> what do you mean? what happened? >> around 1:30 the -- a shot went out, you know, upst

leslie has a vision for the city. she's a great stewart of all the resources making sure the oldest time resident of san francisco to the newest worker and also the companies that provide the vitality and the economic power for san francisco to continue to grow are all taken in and given consideration with our san francisco progressive valleys. i can't think of a better stewart for this jewel of our port and our water front than leslie cat, so i respectfully ask for your aye vote in reaffirming her appointment to the port commission. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioners, my name is kareen woods and i'm the co-chair of the port central water front advisory group and a 25 year port watcher. leslie cap has done a nice job on the port commission. she's got tremendous background that she brings to the ports desperate capital and other needs. she has spent a tremendous time and energy investigating and learning about the port's issues. i think -- i hope that you will support her reappointment. i think we really need

it appeared that leslie mazzara was attacked first. it wasn't clear whether this was because her room was closest to the stairs or whether she was the intended target. >> the evidence in her room indicated that she had been in bed when the attack happened. and so, it appears like she was probably asleep at the time the attack occurred and didn't have a chance to even understand what was happening to her or defend herself. >> a background check revealed leslie was being pestered by the father of one of her ex-boyfriends. >> that was leslie's last full-time boyfriend that she had before she moved out here to california. >> and her ex-boyfriend's father continued to call her, even after she moved to california. >> we looked at phone records for the house and cell phone records, and we learned that leslie had received several phone calls from the father of her ex-boyfriend that night on halloween. >> leslie's ex-boyfriend and his father had alibis for the night of the murder. they were both in south carolina, thousands of miles away, and w

especialmente porque ya no sabÍa cÓmo lucÍa. >> leslie dice que no ha visitado tu familia en hondurasviven en las cualidad, y otros tienen que volver. >> gracias, estaremos muy pendientes de ese reencuentro. hablando del tema migratorio, el secretario advirtiÓ a los padres de niÑos centroamericanos, que no hay permisos al final del viaje, y sÓlo les espera la deportación. johnson aclarÓ que mandar a un niÑo a realizar este viaje es peligroso, porque los menores quedan en manos de contrabandistas y escrupulosos. >> dos vuelos detectarÁn este lunes con 130 pasajeros cada uno san diego, y el otro al centro, ubicado a unas 90 millas de esa ciudad. la mayorÍa de migrantes proceden de honduras, el salvador y guatemala. y justamente hablando de los peligros en la frontera, investigadores encontraron los cuerpos de al menos 162 inmigrantes en su intento de cruzar ilegalmente de mÉxico a estados unidos. fueron ubicados en fosas comunes, al sur de texas. de acuerdo con el periÓdico corpus christi antropÓlogos y estudiantes dijeron que los cuerpos estaban dentro de bolsas de basura, incluso de b

and mark phillips with leslie cruise returning to normandy for one final mission. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> dubois: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm maurice dubois, and this is our western edition. general motors today put out the results of its internal investigation into the ignition switch defect linked to at least 13 deaths and why it took a decade to issue a recall. the report blames a failure to share information and take action, but says there was no cover-up. c.e.o. mary barra will keep her job, but 15 other g.m. employees have been fired and five others disciplined. g.m. said it will set up a compensation fund for crash victims, and it pledged to make institutional changes in the corporation. jeff glor has our report. >> let me be clear-- this should have never happened. it is unacceptable. >> reporter: in a speech streamed to g.m. employees around the world, c.e.o. mary barra said today there was no conspiracy, just incompetence and neglect. >> this report is extremely thorough, brutally tough,

leslie cruz, now 90, who jumped with the eighth second airborne behind enemy lines the night before the invasion and whiskey seven the airplane that he jumped from. >> on the ground, wow. >> reporter: both are back in normandy, both with unfinish stories. >> do you you still see it as a drop zone from 70 years ago. >> sometimes, yes. >> reporter: leslie cruz has return before the to the d-day drop zones around st. mary's where he landed 70 years ago but it has taken him this long to finally confront a ghost from his past. >> next thing you know, guys, all around me. >> reporter: the ghosts of richard vargas a fellow paratrooper killed by an artillery shell as they both took cover during a german barrage. >> his body was right next to me body to body. his head was right about here. shell landed right beside him and tore him apart on the right leg. i always figured that was for me. >> reporter: as families request richard vargas was buried not in normandy but in another american war cemetery in eastern france next to his brother, also a veteran. it took leslie cruz this long to find a day

>> i'm leslie i'm delighted to speak on on behalf of doris republicans reappointment. i've known doris republican but in the last 10 years we've worked only committees for nonprofit to which we both belong i want to focus on what i consider to be the most important characteristic she's ethnical she does the right thing and her heart is definitely belongs to san francisco so she works very, very hard for the benefit of the city of san francisco for the two other talents she's smart and diligent. and she brings that to bear unreservely to what she puts her mind to she'll lead the port very strongly and lastly she's hardworking. i have to say that i'm probably not as hard working as she is in working on the same committee she 0 drove me to exceed what i thought was good enough (laughter) so i think somebody said she raise the bar and drags people along with her. so thank you >> thank you leslie. is there any public comment? . seeing none. i known ms. hoe for less than 48 hours i met with heroin day it was obviously to me the professionalism she brings into my situation an

is that a better way to describe it, leslie? >> no, i don't think so.strict has always been pretty red, quite frankly. i agree with chris on this. this reminds me of scott brown in massachusetts. people were like, who is this guy? he was shaking hands, kissing babies. he was there. i think eric cantor phoned it in and expected to win. he didn't work hard and he cared too much about his career and kissing some butt to become speaker. and the butts of donors in states outside virginia. people have to remember that they have to take care -- -- >> that is a fox news alert. you both agree this election was an anomaly of sorts, chris? >> i think it was. but it speaks to a broader feeling across the country that the ruling class, the inside washington ruling class is in it for themselves. i think that that was the statement coming out of the seventh district in virginia. it wasn't about one specific issue. it was about being ignored. at least one caller this morning said, we've been ignored for long enough. and the ruling class hopefully got a wake-up call. >>

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leslie cruise now 90 who jumped with the 82nd air button behind enemy lines before the enemy invasione jumped from, both are back in normandy, both with unfinished stories. >> do you still see it as a droep zone from 70 years ago? >> sometimes. >> reporter: leslie cruise has returned before to the d-day drop zones around sainte-mere-eglise where he landed 70 years ago, but it's taken him this long to confront a ghost from the past. >> next thing you know, guys were plop, plop, plop, this side, that side, all around me. >> reporter: the ghost of philip vargas, parachutist who died from an artillery shell as they both took cover during a german barrage. >> his body was right next to me, body to body. he was right next to me. the shell landed right behind him and just tore him apart on his right leg. and i always figured that that was for me. ♪ >> reporter: at the family's request, richard vargas was buried not in normandy but in another american war cemetery in eastern france next to his brother, also a casualty. it took leslie cruise this long to find the grave. >> this day is day of r

and jeffrey toobin and leslie sanchez. unbelievable. came as a shock to just about everyone., ben ferguson. did anyone predict this loss? >> i don't think anyone definitely predicted it, but there were indications this was very possible in the last several weeks. when you saw ralph hall lose in a seat in texas. he was the oldest sitting seat in texas. they didn't they he was leading enough in congress. and he lost to, a lot of people said it was a no-name. and that's when a lot of people were like, holy cow, if that guy can lose after 30-plus years in congress, eric cantor can sure be the possibility of a loss. and i think he took his seat for granted. he did not do what he needed to do in his district. he cared too much about being a gop established republican. >> ann coulter had this to say about how immigration will affect the republicans going forward. take a listen. >> i wish it would have the effect of republicans waking up and seeing that this is a winning issue for the republicans. and not just with the republican base. we're talking about african-americans being hurt

is live for news brooklyn, leslie? >>> hi there, chris, yes the moment we have been waiting for and waiting for the nba draft. we will tell you who the the sixers are targeting and, well, what they might to have give up to get him coming up this in sports. >>> also on the way tonight a world famous architect talks about his vision to make major changes, to philadelphia's famous art museum, and, those iconic steps, kathy? >>> chris, beautiful afternoon down the shore we are live in sea isle, we have the sun, we have the the surf we have the sand, and some surprises for the weekend those ocean the water temperatures will be cooling down, we will talk about that plus have the sizzling, hot forecast in the seven day coming up as "eyewitness news" continues. >>> philadelphia's museum of artist under going a transformation. leaders and world renoun architect unveiled to the public the master plan today. the plans called for, an extensive new gallery space, and a controversial change to our famous steps. pat ciarrocchi spoke

we will get to leslie and jeffrey on the other side.u to hear what the democrats are saying tonight. so larry, thank you very much. everyone else make sure to stay with me. coming right back. we will talk about this as well. another deadly shooting. and an angry president obama calls out congress. marge: you know, there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious, and an excellent source of fiber to help support regularity. wife: mmmm husband: these are good! marge: the tasty side of fiber. from phillips. add brand new belongings from nationwide insurance... ...and we'll replace destroyed or stolen items with brand-new versions. we put members first. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >>> eric cantor lost his primary race tonight in a stunning upset. my panel is back with us. okay, since everyone hogged air time last break, i'm giving jeffrey and leslie in on this one. jeffrey to you first. here is what the head of the dnc said. the tea party has taken control of the republic

appreciate your time, leslie. thank you. >> thank you, david. >> you're welcome.st wants to be paid, david. that seems fair enough. in terms of your perspective on aereo, what's your perspective? you asked him if this is the tombstone essentially for a company like aereo, what do you think? >> the reason i asked is simply because there's a constrict, you could say people like the technology, the cloud-based dvr. if you were to give them at a lower price point, even though it's higher than they are currently paying, maybe there's an audience there. just the thought at least. there is a thought that lower tier would be something people might want, netflix, a few cable channels and a few broadcasters. >> coming up, are hour traders buying into tomorrow's gopro ipo? >>> you know steve nash, yes, the two-time nba mvp. but do you know steve nash the soccer player? why he's taking his skills from the court to the pitch. we'll find out when he joins us from the new york stock exchange. she's still the one for you. and cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the mo

we took a dvd of my interview with her parents and showed it to leslie. was finally able to see her parents for the first time in almost two decades. she couldn't believe her eyes. her mom showing the many years on her face. when you left, they were -- >> big different. >> reporter: as does the home she grew up in, a shell of what she remembers. >> homesick. >> reporter: shocked at the poverty and violence plaguing her old neighborhood what happen didn't surprise her -- her father talking to cnn. he's never been timid, she says. and while this unconventional reunion brought her some joy, nothing replaces seeing family in person. her dream now, aside from becoming a u.s. citizen, is to visit her family in honduras one day. rosa florez, cnn, new york. >> and be sure to watch "documented" a film that explores journey of undocumented immigrant and prize winning journalist, 9:00 p.m., cnn. >>> soccer experts didn't give the u.s. much of a chance at the world cup but after a big win in their first game, the u.s. is just, well, about 90 minutes away from a place

as i look at this, leslie, let's play jay carney. repeatedly that in fact they would go to congress if there was any such deal. here is what he said. >> as we have long said, however, we would not make any decisions about transfer of any detainees without consulting with congress and without doing so in accordance with u.s. law. at this time we've made no decisions about the transfer of detain knees and in accordance with law, we would be consummiticonsulting with congress should we make decisions about that? we remain committed to the closure of guantanamo bay, as you know, separate from that, that is a process done in accordance with law. >> you're a law and order person. they spelled it out very clearly there. so they violated their own interpretation of the law. >> first of all, you have the signing statement and second of all, i concur with the u.s. contusion in article two with our own defense secretary, defense secretary hel says the president has constitutional the authority. in audition -- >> you didn't answer my question. d

joining me now, chris plante and leslie marshall. greatly to see the both of you. chris, i was surprised to see this on the cover of "the lady news." what does it mean to you? >> if you look at what the president himself said in poland just yesterday, he asked himself and the audience kind of rhetorically, is it likely or is it possible that these individuals are going to return to activities that are detrimental to us, his words? and he responded to his own rhetorical question, absolutely. all right. the trade was a bad trade. no one outside of the white house thinks that it was a good or a fair trade. it's like handing over the japanese high command in exchange for a sailor that jumped overboard in the end. it's completely inequitable. these guys are bad news. two of them have been identified by the united nations as wanted war criminals who have committed war crimes. and the president loosed them on the world. they also set a horrible precedent in not only negotiating with terrorists but giving them everything they wanted and that endangers all of us. >> i have

let's go live to leslie brinkley who joined fans to watch both teams put on an exhilarating show today. reporter: if you love up to the last minute sports dramas, this was the match for you. world cup mania is seizing fans here in san francisco. fans who have a passion for the action. >> team u.s.a. was down, u.s.a. was up. and in the end, it was a tie. >> already have a win in the books on your mind. that hurts. >> i thought it was dish thought we had it in the bag. >> oh, my god so disappointed. >> so much emotion in this crowd of over 5,000 at san francisco civic plaza. something about the world cup whips up the patriotic fervor in the fans. near the end of the match a san jose earthquake soccer star took to the world stage. >> it has a huge door open for our bay area native chris. chris is such a great inspiration to all kids. >> the u.s.a.'s next match is on thursday, so another big screen and plenty of beers to go around. in san francisco, leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> coming up in sports we'll have the highlights of the exciting u.s. match as well as today's other games. >>> t

any surprises, leslie? like this is obviously important for investors, this is their version of it you'll cost share structure. these 27 members will provide significant control for the company. one surprise was actually that 28.as 27 members instead of in the initial filing they said it would be 28 and that the number could fluctuate, so the final number came out to be 27. in my opinion one interesting aspect is that nine of the 27 were female partners. something that was a bit of a surprise. most of the members, of course, our executives within the company. no major standouts, but it is nice to know those names into those people are, their backgrounds, of course. >> any updates on timing? when are we expecting this to happen? >> it is nice that they were able to come out with this filing today, it shows they are on track or a potential august debut. one of the major holdups would be this back-and-forth with the sec, which we don't see in the public spotlight, we just see the revisions. it is only after th

leslie palmer cruise junior was part of the work. >> we went out like clock run and running. >> thisactual plane that private cruz jumped out of. the pilot and his crew are prepping for the flight of their lives and taking the vintage war plane back to normappedy and a jump team planning to recreate the leap out. >> it is a chance of a lifetime to be involved in a historic event. >> leslie cruise 90 years old will not make the dive this time but in nor mandy for the ceremony. it is a time of honor and i hope i can transform to all of those who went. >> proving that this week, history does repoet itself. this time it is the liberty jump team that takes the leap over norandy. >> and god bless leslie and all of those who served. thank you. >> and an incredible story. and notice the group of friends and co-workers become pregnant at the same time. it is not a and we'll explain that and your risk coming up. and the horses a ratify in belmont park. who the horse champions are true to when the pressure is o. it starts with little things. tiny changes in the brain. little things, anyone can

. >> one of the best defense lawyers in san antonio, texas, was leslie vaughn. >> leslie was a workaholic you know anything about guys who tried to reach that status

. >> leslie park may not look like one of the most important sights of world war ii, but it was hereis that german intelligence helped draw up plans for the invasion of normandy. tight with security, few knew the big picture. but she monitored german ships and helped to coordinate the massive effort. just 25 on d-day, she held the fate of tens of thousands of allied soldiers in her hands. >> we waited for so long for this moment. it's very exciting. it was going to happen at last. but we did realize that it would be a lot of casualties. >> to minimize those casualties, they facing the an enormous task. breaking german coded radio messages. germany's encoding devices, enigma machines, were clacking away, tuesday in normandy alone, each sending several messages in a random code that germany thought was unbreakable. each had crucial information on german plans and information. but what aid off hitler didn't know, britain had a revolutionary machine to crack codes. how it involved the 82nd airborne. >> they're about to land and drop into this area, which is clear of german troops, and th

tonight our leslie van arsdal takes a look back at a local horse who almost made it in, to the recordooks. >>> smarty jones on the rail, cutting the corner. >> reporter: hard to believe, it has been ten years since smarty jones was horse racing's first trip he crown winner since 978. his trainer remembers it like it was yesterday. >> the city of philadelphia, was crazy, you could not turn on the radio without hearing people talking about it. >> is there pressure going in the belmont. >> reporter: now pressure is on california chrome at a mile and a half belmont is longer then he has ever raced. >> he has had a grueling campaign. he has had horses that haven't run since the derby. so they are fresh, compete ago begins him. i knew going in, once we won the preakness, that we were going in the belmont with a bull's eye on the back. that is how it works. that is horse racing. >> reporter: this was smarty's humble home for two years. he has a story very similar to california chrome. >> the people that owned him, the trainer, and he seemed so humble. he seemed like genuine people where they

. >> leslie, your reaction, are tens are already and continuing to go after hillary on this. >> sure.o doubt. i mean, i don't think she's worried about putting food on the table since leaving college. she served on the board of walmart as the husband was governor of the state. they are very politically astute moving through the political circles and financial ones. making $200,000s a speech coming out of the white house. yes, understanding applying to the working people, the comparison of debt is different. there is a gap there. i think that for her to over shadow that and saying she connects to the people. she connects to people because of the life she's lived for and the policies and what she's faukt for. that is why the people are excited about the book and want to read it. it is about a book tour and her memories from right at the end of the 2008 election, into what became what had been a team of rivals and unrivalled team and worked to restore america's standing around the world. the president and her at his direction and partner lead in foreign policy around the world. it is 600

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leslie? >>> coming up in the sports phillies needed extra innings against the braves, eagles hold another mini camp and andrew wiggins spends another day with the sixers. those stories and more coming up >>> meteorologist kathy orr is here and can sum up the day with two words, heat and humidity. >> and how you about, near record heat. >> few more than two but i'll take that too. >> we are talking about more heat and humidity tomorrow and it will be unhealthy for people to be outside, like it is to day, we are under a air quality alert today and you can see that hazy sunshine out there. katie fail inkster has more. >> reporter: stephanie can tell when her asthma will flare up. >> i start getting running nose which leads to the post nasal drip and coughing and wheezing and i get horrible tickle in the back of my throat and barely can talk. it is awful. >> made that much worse when air quality is poor. >> i will notice i have more issues on those days than other days. >> reporter: she's not alo

we took a dvd of my interview with her parents and showed it to leslie. finally able to see her parents for the first time in almost two decades. she couldn't believe her eyes. her mom showing the many years on her face. when you left they were -- >> big difference. >> as does the home she grew up in, a shell of what she remembers. >> home sick. >> and also shocked at the poverty and violence plaguing her old neighborhood. what didn't surprise her, her father talking to cnn. he's never been timid she says, and while this unconventional reunion brought her some joy, nothing replaces seeing family in person. her dream now, aside from becoming a u.s. citizen is to visit her family in honduras one day. >> rosa flores with me. does he plan on going to honduras again? >> she arrived to the united states with only the clothes she was wearing on her back and remained undocumented for years and finally got a work permit. right now, technically, she could actually go visit honduras but tells me, rosa, i am too afraid to go. she's afraid while she's gone, something

leslie? >>> coming up in sports, nick foles is not worried about money, u.s. mens soccer team arrives in brazil and jimmy rollins about to make history those stories and hall: oh oh, here she comes, hall: she's a... oates: scary lady oates: she's an angry tiger hall: she's a mangobbler oates: eater hall & oates: she's a maneater ♪ oh oh, here she comes ♪ watch out boy, she'll chew you up ♪ ♪ oh oh, here she comes a little thick out there today. >> this is no way to start the workweek, kathy. >> still so comfortable over the weekend, plenty of sunshine, hopefully you had a chance to enjoy it. now we are in the thick of things to say the the least. humidity will stick around for quite sometime and pockets of heavy rain. we are dry in center city philadelphia, even on the camden side, this, of course, a few from campbell's field, looking across the bridge. look at this sky, it tells a story, hazy skies, with lots of cloud cover and sure it is sticky, on storm scan three we are looking at some storms, heavy downpours and all this is moving toward the northeast but

. >> i want the bring in our strategist maria lisa kumar and leslie sanchez and good morning to both it is hard if you are a human being not to be heart broken when you see the little kids cross ing ting the by themselves. and maria teresa, talk a little bit about what the white house is doing about this, because as you know, there have been criticism on the part of the republicans who say that this is all about what they have done in not taking care of the border problems and the immigration problem, and they are laying this directly on the doorstep of barack obama. >> well, i think that it is not only unjust and untrue, but if you look at the reasons why we have a surge in the u unaccompanied minors in the borde border, it is because they are a different type of immigration, and a lot of them are political refugees seeking asylum, and they are not only seeking asylum in the united states, but in neighboring country, and a majority of them are seeking asylum in not only honduras and el salvador, but belize and the united states, because of the insurgence of gun violence and drug tra

also, leslie sanchez. thank you both for joining us. leslie, first to you. let's talk about this immigration issue. are we overplaying this immigration issue is it really significant in what happened with eric cantor, defeat of eric cantor? >> i certainly think it has a part to play. there is probably three parts. one is establishment fatigue. another is, there may have been miss chief in the fact that you're here, that we're seeing, excuse me, that there was heavy turnout in strong democratic precincts. and democrats can openly vote here. you dont know if maybe there was miss chief on that side. on the ib issue of immigration refom, eric cantor had two sides. pro immigration reforl and then against amnesty. you can't be inconsistent like that. it is very evident that it causes frustration among voters. you saw case in point with senator lindsay graham who took a very strong position. stood boldly in relationship and made tea party challenges. have you to be consistent on this. that's the underlying issue. >> scotty? >> some people might be surprise bed dave

be listed leslie, what is the buzz about this deal?> for a long time, they would be rumored to go for the new york stock exchange. you saw both making many many trips over to china to pitch this company. this is a hallmark deal for them. they could raise as much as $26 billion. as big as the biggest deal ever in the u.s.. this is a very competitive thing. for the nyse, traditionally not the home of tech companies. this is a big deal. >> the listening fees are no joke. source of to be a big income. >> this is a decent source of income but it is much more of a marketing event. you saw the exchange shares move slightly on this news that not enough that the listing decision could make a big difference for their bottom line. that said, it is a marketing thing. the newtter lists on york stock exchange, both of them did. it is an easier sell for them. that is why these companies fight to get these companies to list. >> what else have we learned? i suspect you probably have. >> what they did is they told the exchanges and then an hour later, t

[laughter] what's up with that, leslie? >> well, that's what i was saying.the irs, i don't feel that there's been fair and balanced reporting across the board. but i have to say if we're looking just at television, that's one thing. ro and i are both talk show hosts on radio, and on radio -- ro, i know you can't disagree with me on this one -- [laughter] there's an overwhelming, there are hundreds of conservative talk show hosts that are presenting very anti-obama messages, and i think alan colmes and i and four others are left in america today. so i think it really depends on the medium -- bill: so you're, let me cut through this -- >> bill is right -- bill: i'm going to cut new this. so you're talking about the irs on the radio, that's your point, right? >> well, i'm saying that the irs story, i don't feel, has been covered, and i do feel that the president has been perhaps put forth by many media outlets in a positive light but not overall with all of the negative stories or the negative situations that have -- bill: what do you think of that, ro? >> the

from supervisor yee, i would like to open it up first with our department of human resources with leslie simon the deputy director. >> overhead? it is pretty high, i am a little challenged by height here. so i am going to bring this down a little bit. thank you very much, supervisor mar and yee and i am the deputy director at the is department of human resources for equal opportunity and leave programs and i welcome the opportunity to present to you today on civil service rule 115, and more importantly on the city's commitment to equal employment opportunity as it relate to employees and applicants with disability. is the overhead on? so what i have on the overhead is basically bullet points of my presentation. and i would like to start off and by saying that while this discussion today does revolve around rule 115, i would like for us to understand the city's effort in reaching out to our community of disabled applicants and employees. and there are many different avenues, by which we employ individuals with disabilities. for example, one of the avenues is that our on-line job applicati

great to see you leslie. after eric cantor's loss, the word is that conservatives need to stay away from immigration reform, is it an overreaction. polls show more than two-thirds of the distribute supported reform. polls show anyone in strong opposition to immigration reform, it's a non-starter, a losing issue for republicans to be ardently said to to reforming a broken immigration system. no one will sit in good faith thinking it is okay to have them in this country, why are they here, what is their indemnity. are they paying taxes, and have a system that should be the immigration process. no one thinks this is okay. we have to be careful how to read the tea leaves on this local richmond primary said in terms of enforcing immigration. >>> the reality is eric cantor never brought the senate immigration bill to the floor. he blocked a vote on an amendment giving dreamers green cards if they served in the military. what was supposed to be his victory party was besieged by a group of immigration activists, they

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leslie was a member of that. >> we went out like clockwork.hen you get to the door. >> this the actual plane the pilot cruise jumped out. they are taking this vintage plane back to normandy for the 70th anniversary with a jump team re-creating the leap. >> this is the chance of a lifetime to be involved in an event like this. >> reporter: leslie cruise is 90 and will not be making the dive. but he is going to be in normandy. >> it will be a time of honor and i hope i can transform that into honor for all of those who went. >> back in france under different circumstances. it was made possible by a museum in new york. it took five days and five hours to ply it there and 35 hours to fly back. >> that is remarkable in and of itself. >> leslie wasn't on the plane this time. >> president obama speaking about the controversial prisoner exchange as lawmakers want the answer to why they were not told about the secret swap. is ready. you know what he brings? any questions? can i get an a, steve? yes! three a's! he brings his a-game! the ready for you al

. >> motion confirming the mayor's reappointment of leslie katz to the port commission, for a term ending may 1, 2018. >> okay. mrs. cats, come on up. and would you like to make a brief comment about why you're reapplying. >> thank you, supervisors. it's an honor to be here before you and it's fun to be on this side of the desk. i'm very pleased and honored to have have been reappointed by the mayor to serve on the port commission. i was initially appointed to an unexpired term and have been there and have seen firsthand, how extraordinary the port is than i realized before. it's one of san francisco's jewels and one of the things that i think is particularly exciting having had a number of activities taking place along the water front in recent years is that more residents and people throughout san francisco recognize the incredible beauty and opportunities to partake in all of the activities down at the port. we've over seen the opening of the exploratory museum, and there's an incredible photography museum there and we're working on the green way which is an extension of path and walkw

leslie. >> speaking of another king, lebron james has a decision to make after opting out of his contract, would he bring his talents to south philadelphia the in the wells fargo center. details in sports. >>> chopper three live over breaking news, right now roosevelt boulevard is grid lock a suspect in the bank robbery apparently tried to get away presidential by hopping on the septa bus. police stopped that bus at cottman avenue and as a result traffic is jammed up. we will stay on top of this breaking news and give you updates as we get them. >>> meteorologist, kathy orr joins us, for what has been a beautiful day outside. >> beautiful day, you saw my hair. the pinned was blowing. the the good look too. we are looking at breezy conditions out there, and, the dew points, or true amount of moisture in the atmosphere creeping up, making it comfortable in some and not uncomfortable in the city just yet. that will hold off until tonight and tomorrow. take a look down the shore, folks cooling off in the water, why not, ocean water temperatures are in the mid 70's, warming up quickly this sum

leslie, where do you think we're headed here?aded for no military action to be honest. i don't think that his advisers within the pentagon nor will either the left or right congressionally want that. i do think the president is not only right to maintain no boots on the ground. we've been hearing for the past week, week and a half, about special forces and air strikes and i think that's probably where we're headed. that's the first step. obviously the president has to look at the best interest of national security of the american people and what congress would approve and in addition what his military advisers feel is best for the strategy to assist the iraqis and if we have compliance from the iraqi president and iraqi government. >> it reminds me of the syria situation and the president stepped forward and he said, you know, we can't stand for this. there's biological weapons being used. a red line has been crossed. i'll talk to congress and do air strikes and we're going to have to take action. and then he talked to congress a

that for her to overshadow that and say she connects to the people is a broad stroke. >> i think, leslie what, is important to understand is she connects to people because of the life she's lived and the things he caught for and policies she supported. it's a reason people are excited about the book and want to read it. what this is, is about a book tour. memoir right at the end of the 2008 election, into what had been a team of rivals, becoming an unrivalled team, and working to restore america's standing. the president, at her and his direction, and his partner leading in foreign policy, that's amazing, there's 600 pages at a look at history, she's not the first senior leader and probably will not be the last. people want to understand how these work. >> she clearly is concerned about what she said. she tried to take back comments recording her struggles after the client terms in the white house on an interview she did on "good morning america." >> i think everything in life has to be put in context. we were having like $12 million in debt. that was something that we had to work hard a

. >> joining me now, a syndicated radio host and also leslie marshall, syndicated radio show. great to have you both together again today. we have opposing views between john boehner and josh earnest. will we have the same with our panel today. good or bad idea to sue the president of the united states? >> it's about damn time this lawsuit has been filed. this president has been going outside of the law and constitution and here josh learner saying didn't know it was available. you can bring a lawsuit when you think someone is not following the law. as for it being taxpayer funded, taxpayers are frustrated that the president passes laws with a stroke of a pen. that's the thing of petty tyrants and third-world dictators and not a privilege that barack obama is entitled to. >> i want to call your attention to this. look at executive orders issued by past presidents. barack obama isn't even towards the top of the list. george bush was 291. obviously he had more time in his presidency than obama has had thus far. clinton was 364. the first one, 166. ronald reagan, 381. and so far

. >> leslie. >>> phillies start a seven game road trip in atlanta and we will look back at the career of tony gwynn in sports. baand frustrating. e tough. but now, there's a better way. introducing the first-ever raid defense system. it attacks the bugs you see. controls the bugs you don't see... and prevents... by keeping bugs out. the raid defense system... get the answers. beat the bugs. raid. kills bugs dead. scjohnson. a family company. u.s. games kicked off in new jersey today. "eyewitness news" invited you to the ceremony from lawrenceville. athletes will compete in events throughout the rest of this week. this is was the first soccer match held this morning, in west windsor township, and, the game, will wrap up on saturday and good luck to all competitors. >>> kathy is with us now, i was outside walking in to work and i thought i don't know if there has been a finer day. i mean since last year. >> pretty unpetable. >> perfect temperature. >> it is perfect temperature, it is perfect sky, unfortunately that will change. humidity has to sneak in on cue and during the day we will

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