she was inside the truck with luke and that it was her in luke's truck.d said that he only put her in the back of the truck. >> police believe michelle, high on methamphetamine and legally drunk, was walking home from the bull pen bar. luke hasler, also drunk, was driving home at the exact same time and saw her. it appears he stopped his truck and probably made a sexual proposition. >> why don't you just leave me alone, you jerk. >> an altercation ensued. hasler, who outweighed michelle by more than 100 pounds, simply threw her in the back of the truck and took off. a few minutes later, michelle's friends saw her in the back of the truck, although they didn't recognize her. two miles down the road, hasler stopped the truck and got out. michelle jumped out of the truck bed and, preparing for a fight, tore off her jacket. but she was no match for hasler. he hit her in the mouth, knocked her tooth out, and she lost consciousness. he bundled her into the front seat, where she bled over the seat belt, the floorboards and the jumper cables. hasler then made a u

finally, i wanted to talk a little about saint lukes community engagement. the health and planning commission had a joint hearing in december of 2014 and both commissions and theect director of health and planning in their compliance certification advised cpmc to engage in a on going dialogue with communities suronding their hospitals. director garcia met with staff to request this of staff. in may cpmc aconvened a group to plan a meeting around the saint looks campus to be held in the summer of 2015. this smaller meeting included representative from supervisor campos office, public health, the mission [inaudible] asian [inaudible] san franciscan for heth care [inaudible] at this meeting cpmc and the group shared ideas for structure and content for the community meeting to happen in the summer and cpmc is planning for that meeting now. the overall meeting plan is that cpm made the commitment to present information on what was going into saint looks hospital and hear community interest and concerns about what they're planning. that concludes the health care p

we graint graitded many medical services provided at the other campuses at saint lukes. recently for example, the an sthees aulgist and path omgist and emergency room doctors and inturnest are working at all the campus squz will expand those services. it will be a integral part of cpmc that we will all know and love in san francisco. we are very proud that that building is going up and on schedule and look forward to be with your for the ribbon cutting and think you'll be delighted for the services provided there >> i appreciate that and still have a year and a half left >> we are not going to rush the construction that much >> can we talk a little about the transportation piece? i know there is a difference of opinion in terms how people read the development agreement, but i do think this is one area where i'm hoping we can work together to expedite that. >> i'm not sure-we participated in writing the development agreement and was intend today be a response to the new hospital we are building at van ness and geary. we engaged a expertd in the process on the staff of rev

the other thing i'm concerned about and it is related is what ask happening at saint lukes. yes, we saved the hospital, yes we turned it from a [inaudible] 120 bed hospital, but i would like you to look very carefully how many of those beds are now being turned to skill nursing beds. we shut down the sniff at cal campus. we used to have 40-60 beds there and now suddenly there is all this room at saint lukes and maybe at daveies and out in the community i have been told time and time again cpmc shouldn't be responsible for all the skilled nursing positions and there should be places in the community and the community will absorb these patients. we discharge patients daily fairly healthy from the orthopedic floor and i don't know where those patienterize going to be going. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please >> good afternoon supervisor, my name is evelyn [inaudible] i work for cpmc for 35 years. i work with patients in skilled nursing facility who needs lock term care. cpmc is reducing the services and we believe they do not intend to have this skilled nur

luke: moving on, the u.n. has asked asian nations to cause saving lives the top priority thanks to the continuing influx. indonesia, malaysia and thailand drawing criticism for allowing these ships go back to sea. indonesia says the responsibility must be shed by the whole region. they are calling on migrants and at least 2000 migrants are still trapped at sea and supplies are dwindling. there are abysmal conditions on board with food shortages and riots breaking out. reporter: bangladesh and burmese passengers describe a fierce battle to survive on board a smuggler boat. at least 100 died in vicious clashes between the two groups following arguments over dwindling supplies. this attempt to reconcile -- each group blames the other for the horrific violence on board. >> they did not give us food when we were hungry. the burmese ate rice, but we were beaten. look at my bruise marks. >> i explained we only had 30 liters of water. we should keep it for the children. we adults can last three to five days without wa

back to you, luke. >> that's great. investigators are catching a break. >>> in houston, the rockets won, so at least those folks have something to cheer about. >> what's your prediction tonight for the rangers/capitals? >> i think the rangers 3-2 after giving up the early lead. the capitals will lose. bill karins, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> new developments involving uva and that now-discredited "rolling stone" article about a rape on campus. >>> plus a movement to put a woman's face on the $20 bill. two rounds of voting led to a finalist and now america has made its choice. we'll tell you who that is, coming up. ♪ ♪ the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flight. power, wi-fi and streaming entertainment. that's... seize the journey friendly. ♪ >>> tranquil blue sky there. the university of virginia is suing "rolling stone" magazine for that discredited article about an alleged gang rape on campus. associate dean nicole aramo has filed a multimillion dollar defamation lawsuit against

and continue to use saint lukes to help people make decisions understand what the needs are and they take them seriously >> thank you, next speaker please >> my name is kim barns and i was a primary care physician at saint lukes for 32 years leaving 3 years ago. i would thrike address twoe issues, the dibeaty center and lack of community participation in the planning of services. on march 12 of last year cpmc announced the lay off at the dibeaty center you heard about which amount today the entire bilingual and bicultural staff. this was done in face of the fact that the large majority of patient at the center were spanish speaking and 52 percent had dibeaty of pregnancy, a serious condition. [inaudible] use interpreters, a poor substitute for spanish speaking providers. physicians involved with the center were out raged as well at patient. cpmc's reply, we'll study the condition and report back which they have not done. people have to call a third party to get an appointment rather than having something directly add the center. the second issue i wish to address is the lack of accou

luke has more. luke: tactical police squads at a conference center in texas sunday evening responding to a shooting at an art exhibit featuring depictions of the prophet mohammed. >> everybody out there, this is not a waiting area. luke: one security guard was shot in the leg and hospitalized. police shot two gunmen dead. >> it sounded like a machine gun. kind of quick shots. police started running everywhere. they told us to run to get back into the building. luke: it has been billed as a display of free speech with a group criticized for anti-islamic rhetoric set to award $10,000 for the best cartoon of the muslim prophet. >> makes no sense for someone to get upset, murderously upset over a cartoon. many of the cartoons were simply derivatives and reproductions of cartoons done by muslims themselves. luke: far right dutch politician and critic of islam spoke at the event. he expressed his shock on twitter. given january's shooting in paris after charlie hebdo magazine's depiction of the prophet, u

uh, tell luke not to sell my stuff? honey, come on. give it up. even john mayer doesn't have a john mayer poster anymore. it's signed by him. it's time you knew-- they come that way. but it's "to haley." your dad wrote that. ew! he wrote my "body is a wonderland."

luke brown has the details. luke: a bombshell that could break up the case to gets sharon curzio -- case gainst jerome kerviel. the lead officer from the financial crimes bureau telling a senior magistrate last month that she has serious doubts that kerviel is the sole guilty party. >> i felt like i was being manipulated by societe generale. his bosses must have known what he was doing. societe generale provided all of the witnesses. it was a pretty comfortable position. luke: they claimed was a rogue trader and nearly broke the bank with a wildly risky trades. this could undermine the foundation of the case against him. >> can you imagine for just two minutes that the bank did not know the traitorous taking positions were for more than the banks entire value? luke: after two trials, he was sentenced to three years in jail in 2012, the only convicted culprit for the losses of almost 5 billion euros suffered by societe generale. this is defended by kerviel and his defenders. >> it destroys the idea that they did

luke brown reporting.n greece, close to 70 members of the extreme right political party golden dawn were back in court today. they have been linked to the 2013 death of an anti-fascist wrapper. today's session has been adjourned until next week. reporter: described as fascist and neo-nazi, old and dawn is one of europe tossed most controversial parties. the group was arrested after an anti-fascist rapper was stomped to death by a golden dawn supporter. a trial officially began just over a fortnight ago. it was quickly adjourned because one of the defendants not have a lawyer. the hearing was marred by tension as the party supporters and anti-fascism demonstrations gathered outside. translator: we believe golden dawn should not exist at all let alone in a parliament. there no to a committed crimes. reporter: officials say at least one witness was hospitalized after coming under attack by the party's followers. old and dawn used to be on the fringes of greek politics but as the country sank further into hard

>> i don't think luke. one of the interesting things was on friday as isis was launching the attack, a top u.s. commander was briefing the media claiming the strategy to defeat isis is working. he even spoke about 420 air strikes against isis positions near ramadi. that claimed by him underscored air strikes are not beating isis. they did not stop isis from retaking ramadi. u.s. has to decide if they'll use air power to attempt to retake ramadi. the u.s. is highly optimistic. secretary of state john kerry has just spoken to u.s. troops and repeated his message that he is absolutely confident the situation in ramadi will be reversed that this is some kind of temporary setback. in iraq, the spokesman of the governor told nbc news nobody believes isis is going to survive in iraq. he's claiming we're in the final chapter of the fight against isis. all those are hugely optimistic statements. the fact is, at the moment, a city we had hoped would not fall to isis is which as you said, hundreds of americans gave th

born in saint lukes and raised a few blocks up the street. i'm employed at the replacement hospital at the saint lukes campus [inaudible] general craft labor apprentice. prior to this i had several jobs but none of them were career material and i was never happy or certified. joub search was difficult to me due to the fact there always seemed there was someone more qualified and didn't have tattoos all over thaur body. with the help of mission hiring hall [inaudible] and implement structure and discipline into my life and attain a career in the construction field. it gave me a lot of experience even in interview skills and job ready ness training and hands on training i didn't step into the job field completely blind as do some other apprentices do. i also was able to development a better understanding and skills in the construction field that i use on a day to day basis and every day i'm learning, every day is a #5d adventure and challenge and i compete with myself knowing safety is [inaudible] there is a strong sofens unity and belonging mu

luke's. >> so i'm speaking to you from the prospective of someone that's been working in the city for 15 years providing primary care services i came here in the 90s and stayed working for department of public health community health system and also san mateo county system directing your attention during the time i was looking at the need of innovation and changing the way primary care is delivered the way it is now it is updating why the i left the public sector not feeling like in my photograph view was different but wanted to go to sfooukdz and mission about a year and a half i came here and last year opened a clinic in sfooufkz campus and now my clinic is full after 10 months of being opened being full that quickly is a reflection of the great need for primary care services in the south part of the city and the area around st. luke's the space open 20th and van ness e van ness is something to support the conditioned process and the development of stooukdz system but serve as a playing place that embedded in the community you st. luke's there a great need everywhere to provide comm

and let's be honest luke you're a patriots hater. this is a -- >> proudly. >> whoa, whoa whoa whoa whoa. >> no it is because he said -- he said some things there that i will take specific issue with. >> as a patriots fan. >> but also as a matter of fact. if you want to cast aspersions on the previous super bowls the patriots wop because you say this proves some sort of long standing culture of cheating -- >> wait steve, it's not the first time the patriots have been accused of cheating in a very high profile fashion. >> let me be clear to what he's referring to there. he's referring to the st. louis rams making accusations after the super bowl in 2002 that the patriots had taped their walk-through before that game and, therefore, had gained a competitive advantage of that. that's something the patriots haters bring out. the thing that they don't mention is that the newspaper that reported that ultimately retracted that story. not a shred of proof. >> i'm referencing the stiff penalties the nfl put forward on the patriots. i believe t

what if we sent luke to the game without us today? we can't do that.rnament doesn't make us bad parents. my mom never went to a

should he do something to help luke?is mind when the woman comes after him too. >> what do you think you're doing, eh? you little fart. >> that's why the film stopped. because i didn't want her to knock the phone out of my hand. i just thought, well, i'd better stop now. >> so just who is this female ball of terror scaring the bejesus out of her neighbors? >> my name's valerie dunningham. i'm 63. i'm a mother of four and a grandmother of six. and i'm 4'10". and i don't really take it upon myself to hit everybody. but i'm afraid he got me in the wrong mood that morning. >> valerie tells her side of the story. >> i had my car out, cleaning it, and the wheelie bin had come from here. and it's an industrial bin, not a wheelie bin. and i was walked over to here. and i pushed it. and i happened to have the newspaper in my hand. so bang, bang, bang, bang. he was here. and he went like this. he was frightened of me. he was frightened. the more he stopped, the more i did. and i went bing, bing, bing, bing. i don't know how many t

uh, tell luke not to sell my stuff? honey, come on. give it up. even john mayer doesn't have a john mayer poster anymore. it's signed by him. it's time you knew-- they come that way. but it's "to haley." your dad wrote that. ew! he wrote my "body is a wonderland." i didn't catch that till after. mom, is it okay if michael comes to the yard sale? well, honey, didn't you see him last night? so? why don't you like my boyfriend? i do like him. i'm just 90% sure he's 100% gay. yes, when michael took me to prom, i questioned his sexuality. but then... we made out. a couple times. there was even a little... under-the-shirt action. his chest is very smooth. heads up! coming through! wow! i am glad you're finally getting rid of that thing. what? i'm not selling this bad boy. i was gonna meet you at your dad's and get a little exercise on the way. what's, uh, what's your beef with my streetstrider? honey, you finally found something less cool than those pants that zip off into shorts. my shants, which you have been gunning for since day one. (claire) mm-hmm

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i'm luke russert in washington filling in for andrea mitchell. we're getting a first look at e-mails hillary clinton demanded be made public. "new york times" publiced a third of personal e-mails hillary clinton turned over to state department from the time she was secretary of state. the state department turned over the e-mails to a house committee investigating the attacks in libya. congressman, thanks for being on the show. >> great to be with you luke. thank you. >> first question i have to ask you, the benghazi panel that subpoenaed blumenthal to give a private deposition on june 3rd. is that definitive, and what do you expect to learn from that? >> we have now seen the e-mails we've been fighting to get to for a long time. the former secretary was receiving e-mails on her personal account from mr. blumenthal. it's part of our investigation and effort to figure out what happened that night and figure out how we would have security to prevent such a thing. mr. blumenthal is part of that. the national archives said today the thousand or so e-m

luke's and medal and now someone t is come in they're in opposition it seems like a little bit didn't seem to be consistent with what we're heard in the past and there are a lot of those clinics although smaller throughout the city that are popular one on lombardi we approved that and warrant and haze and golf and they allow people in neighborhoods to go quickly to get care and you know even people who have hungers and people that have regularly decreases are hospitals oftentimes prefer to go to something for urgent care and not often to drive to other sides of the city i have relates that went to west portal typically i can't speak but they've been reasonable in price to it i think there's a fear of competition but a whole demographic that will come to the clinic not to the mission heartache center or the mexico or other groups in existence because you know they would probably prefer this because of it's connection with sutter and it's appearance and things like that so i think there may be some overlap on meddlesome overlap but you're dealing with different populations are there are

anna: senior asset manager luke pick more -- luke hickmore. guy: we will look at the numbers and see how they compare with estimates in a couple minutes. anna: as we had to break, check out these pictures of nigel farage, the ukip leader posing for a photo to cast his vote. guy: welcome back, you are watching "the pulse." we're live on television, the radio, streaming on your tablet, phone and on announcer: --bloomberg.com. anna: europe's biggest engineering company siemens announced another 4500 job cuts. let's get to our reporter alex webb in munich. what is behind the miss? alex: pre-much everything. they have nine divisions and all of them but two declined to profit. they're trying to push into more energy distribution extraction equipment and people are not buying that stuff. the reason the ceo had given for why things might be ok is if you are spending more -- less money buying oil than you might invest in your factories but that hasn't happened either. guy: are people questioning the case a strategy -- ceo's strategy? alex: they agreed

you very much, next speaker, please >> good afternoon, my name is mary [inaudible] worked at saint lukes for a very long timeism we have currently [inaudible] absofens work clerks of nursing aids charge nurses. when i ask our director of nursing why can't these people be replaced i'm told because saint lukes isn't a acute care hospital. we have a lot of chronic illnesses but acute exacerbation and a lot of patients with mental illness. the reason we are missing so much staff is acpational injurys. on my floor alone there are 5 people injuryed in 6 months of those 53 are back. somebody needs to look at this. i was one of them. we need-my concern is if this pattern continues how will this look to the community? bh i campaigned for david comp pose i went to bruno heights and talk toog the people there they would like a a hospital that works for them, but in the condition it is in they will not come. will they come in the future? i don't know. the attitude toward us is so different from what cpmc projects. [inaudible] we like our patient squz like eeach otherism i don't think anything will c

. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, luke. sometimes doing the right thing doesn't always get you the right results. or i guess that's what doug mcmillan will be thinking the ceo over at wal-mart because they've sunk a billion dollars into lifting basic wages and there has been a whole program to better train staff and the minimum wage going up to $9 an hour set to go up to $10 an hour next year but that is not helping profits or sales at this point. you get the sense that wal-mart is scratching its head thinking well was it a great idea if it's having impact on earnings? we have to wait and watch and see how they feeds through here. currently, strong and into earnings, it had some impact on wal-mart. for his part the ceo also saying that americans who are getting a little bit of money back from tax rebates and from the lower fuel price are just saving it and paying down debt. they are not taking it into one of those four-and-a-half,000 walmart stores across the nation and spending it. >> one other story i want to cover for yo

the one at the saint lukes campus is in the olds 1970 building that isn't seismicly safe. it won't be moved to the acute care hospital. we cerntsly have a average daily census that cudahmsinates or needs in termoffs patients being discharged from the facility who needs skilled nursing. there is a lot of misunderstanding about skilled nursing in the community because all is a another category of skilled nursing that provides long term care, what we call nursing homes and that isn't something cpmc provides. we provide skilled nursing for patient who have been in the hospital that are not ready to go home >> transitional. i think my only comment in general is, it seems like wree focusing on setting goals and monitoring cpmc achievement of the goals and what comes out of this for me today is more how we achieve the goals. i share mr. cohens concern that sometimeathize community bars a lot of the responsibility for urging and monitoring. i have been through that in a lot of my advocacy work, but what i take away is when cpmc partnered with appropriate community partners they te

luke: the dominant theme that keeps coming back when you speak to the you have been talking to voters at that polling booth where you voters, issues such as the economy. it really chimes in with what the big parties have been talking about. some say they want the tories to keep going. other people complain the tories have not been sufficiently sharing of the wealth that has been created at the top. that is chiming in with the labor policies. the other issues, immigration which has pushed the u.k. party up in the polls. other questions such as europe.

the soccer officials -- >> luke russert and ari melber are with me. is massive. >> it's massive and what you heard the attorney general lay out as we were discussing is this widespread criminal conspiracy. not one or two people taking a bribe somewhere, but rather an allegation substantiated of widespread corruption, racketeering, kickbacks, bribery, as part and parcel of the way this organization ran, the way it handed out very lucrative deals from the placement of the world cup, to all the marketing rights what the attorney general was calling those downstream marketing broadcast rights. that's the whole shebang, $5 million over several years and over $150 million alleged in bribes and kickbacks among other elicit activities. one other night, jose as we cover this a lot of these defendants of course are foreign nationals, they are not u.s. citizens and they are not on u.s. soil yet. we heard the attorney general saying we will move forward on this extradition, we have an extradition treaty with the united states and switzerland, rights for the defen

he was just a good guy. >> the death of our brother luke recalls our human condition and the brevity of our lives on earth. >> even though they were on opposite sides of the law, they still had a decades old relationship. >> i knew luke for 30 years, and i loved him. he was a good guy. >> any time he would open his mouth and tell a story, i made sure i had time to listen to him. >> we spent many, many hours playing pinochle, watching baseball games, and i would come in from work and be tired and i'd feel like making something to eat and here would come luke and he he'd say, you got some bread? he'd have some gravy made. he could make some gravy. >> he would sit and talk with me hours on hours. >> he always tried to keep me out of trouble, you know, keep it on the straight and narrow. >> he meant an awful lot to me. >> lucas, i'm going to miss you. >> on the other end of the spectrum, our stay at indiana state also included a wedding. >> this is my girlfriend, jodie. >> when we met inmate ronnie ty, serving 11 years for robbery, he was looking forward to making a lifetime commitment t

let's talk about the forecast from luke and everybody else in the d.c.y rain today. if you're going to complain about the chill and the rain be careful. next week we'll take a heat wave in the 90s and humid. go out and enjoy the cool weather. the hot summer is probably right around the corner. in dallas more thunderstorms this morning. we get a break in oklahoma city. scattered showers in salt lake city and through the northwest. as far as the rain and the flooding goes the worst is friday, saturday right here from areas from dallas and oklahoma city including wichita falls. let me take you through your forecast getting you into the start of your memorial day weekend. showers in the east. finally pretty nice weather on friday throughout new england. then the problems start friday right into the holiday weekend. oklahoma down to texas. i'll tell you what the best thing about wearing a red nose it's impossible to be in a bad mood. it is. it kind of makes you feel good. if i had the clown feet then we'd be all set. >> you look quite well. as an irishman i c

let's pick up on the point luke makes. reading parts of the indictment today i was struck by the fact this isn't allegations of a few people on the side doing bad things. it reads like this was a part and parcel of how this organization functioned over the long term, and that anywhere that money was coming in people were systematically skimming taking or demanding bribes for that revenue. >> yeah. they effectively called it a criminal enterprise compared it to the mafia. this is a large, still fairly amateurish organization which was set up to run soccer when it was an amateur game before huge amounts of money came pouring into it. over the years the amounts of money coming into football -- into soccer -- have risen pretty dramatically. >> matthew, you can call it football. >> it is a game after all that you play with your feet. >> very good point. >> it's the real football. >> you've got to give me that one. but it's run on this as an organization, these huge structural flaws within fee fastifa. tiny little countries and

. >> sad news for general hospital fans, anthony gehry is leaving the show, he has played luke since 1978 he is also one half of luke and laura the show's most popular couple their wedding in 1981 was watched by 70 million viewers. gehry has won a record 8 daytime emmys for his role as luke, he will remain with the show through this summer. >> a lot of viewers will be missing him that is for sure. >> traveling mothers ask for it and the philadelphia international airport revealed it, a new mothers nursing station suites that operate private rooms at the airport offer rooms free to mothers for the first 30 minutes. they got emails from mothers asking for facility and that led to the change. >>> coming up we'll show you a pier that partially collapsed today. >> and potty training can be tough but one mom claims they can get it done in just 72 hours coming up at 4:30. listen up... i'm reworking the menu. veggies you're cool... mayo, corn dogs... you are so out of here! ahh... the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein... and 26 vitamins and miner

luke, as we look at oil. i want to mention, this is a broad-based rally.ot much red on the screen. we did show you financials. barely down. win resort. microsoft. moving higher. a bunch of them. dish. everything is moving higher. (?) oil at the moment, tell us the story we need to focus there at the floor of the imex. >> liz, once again, we had inventory -- on more than expected. right now, oil has a pretty good floor to it. i think the summer driving season is coming up, and they expect a lot of people on the roads. opec has kind of crushed the marginal producers. they can't get financing. they need to sell some of their assets. you were talking about some of the stocks. some of the beta stocks. don't leave out the energy stocks. if the s&p is going to rally, energy will have to go up with it. >> that's true. we've seen it a couple of times. when oil starts to fall, the market comes down. at the moment, a nice mix of the big integrated names along with devin energy. luke, great to see you. john, on the phone there. always watching the fed. listening for e

for the latest from baltimore, we are joined once again tonight by luke broadwater of the baltimore sunwhat's the timetable for the prosecution? the charges came down very quickly. what kind of a timeline are we looking for now that we know these six officers are out on bail? >> felony charges in maryland have to go before a grand jury so a grand jury is going to have to hear these charges. obviously that's a one-side situation where only the prosecution gets to present evidence. that will have to happen within 30 days. if the grand jury decide to bring charges against the officers then they will have an arraignment. so we could see that all within the next month. and after they're arraigned, then we'd likely see what they want to plea or go to trial. so we-- we could be-- you know trials in baltimore notoriously take a long time. i mean, we see postponements all the times. we've seen cases that drag on for years and years and years. but i think with the high-profile nature of this one, i think we will be seeing these cases in court pretty quickly. >> sreenivasan: so three of the six po