mara? >> chapman bell live in johannesburg, thanks so much. >>> now to the korean peninsula, where a show of force from the united states has fueled a fresh round of angry threats from north korea's young leader. 28-year-old kim jong-un says his rocket forces are ready to, quote, settle accounts with the u.s. the latest hostile rhetoric is a reaction to a pair of u.s. b-2 stealth bombers that flew over south korea this week during joint training drills. the maneuver was meant to show america's ability to conduct precision strikes quickly and at will. >>> back at home, gun control advocates held rallies across the country, thursday, as president obama hosted mothers of gun violence victims at the white house. the president urged the country not to forget the tragedy at sandy hook while repeating his promise to fight to reduce gun violence. nbc's danielle lee has more now from washington. danielle, good morning. >> reporter: mara, good morning. supporters of gun reform hope more than 100 even

here's kate mara, everybody!you about this "house of cards" thing. >> okay. >> jimmy: 'cause i've never heard of this. you're creating history, do you know that? >> well, i'm not really creating history. >> jimmy: kind of, you are. you're in the show. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and it's a new type of model of shows. >> yeah, they don't really know what -- well, i don't really know what to call it. because it's not a tv show. i -- it's just a series, i guess. it's not a mini series. but it feels very much like a movie when you're watching it. >> jimmy: yeah. and the all -- but all the episodes come out at once. it's like -- [ laughter ] >> yeah. you can watch -- you can watch all 13 in a day if you want. >> jimmy: for binge watching. >> yeah. >> jimmy: they call it binge watching. >> i'm a binge watcher. >> jimmy: you are? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i'm a little bit of a binge watcher. i did that -- >> what does that mean, exactly? >> jimmy: well, i'm getting help. >> like you only do like half? >> jimmy: i'm getting help. trying

i'm mara schiavocampo. thanks for watching "early today." have a great day.

mara? >> all right, thanks so much, claudio. >>> well, the head of the tsa will be on capitol hill today facing questions over the controversial decision to allow passengers to carry small knives on commercial airlines. the flight attendants union and at least three major airlines oppose the change, saying it makes air travel less safe. some prominent lawmakers have voiced their concerns as well, and now one is drafting a measure to stop the tsa from reversing course. administrator john pistole says the agency confiscates more than four tons of small knives each month, but he didn't think they pose a "catastrophic threat." >>> well, it was a recording that may have been a game-changer in the 2012 presidential election, mitt romney's "47%" comments. >> 47% who are with him, who are dependent upon government, who believe that they are victims, who believe that government has a responsibility to care for them, who believe that they're entitled to health care, to food, to housing, to you name i

i'm mara schiavocampo. thanks for watching. >> reporter: it is going to be a sad and emotional day for law enforcement, not just here in the bay area but statewide as hp pavilion in san jose gets ready to host a memorial for the fallen officers out of santa cruz. >>> an upscale neighborhood in the south bay rocked by violence. the homicide investigation that has neighbors on edge. >> they're lions. wild animals. >> a young woman mauled to death by a lion in california. what we're now learning about the victim and the odd connection to the ellen degeneres show. >>> a live look outside spanning over san francisco. you can see the palace of fine arts in your lower left-hand corner. a brisk start to your thursday, march 7th. this is "today in the bay." >> ladies and gentlemen, look who is back next to me. she's here. good morning, everybody. it's 4:30. i'm jon kelley. we know who you are. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. i am happy to be back. thanks so much. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. i have

last word, mara?l says he is a social issue conservative on abortion, so he is trying to marry the two strains. but he is a pretty pure libertarian on almost everything else. >> yes. >> he found a way to break through with the populist completely uncontroversial proposal that the american government shouldn't kill people with drones on the american soil. i think that he is going to run for president. he isn't making bones about it. i think he will represent that part of the party and it will be a stronger part of the party than it was before. because the wars are winding down and people want to pull back. >> bret: one thing before we go to the next topic there is a booth there. "draft judge andrew napolitano for president 2016." >> i saw it today. >> bret: any relation? do we have any relation to -- >> i think they are referring to me but i don't know who they are. i'm not behind it. >> bret: okay. we want to clear that up. next up, a new attempt at an assault weapons ban. uh, i'm in a timeout because

first up will be emily morase and mara keely who has a lot of history about the worker and the city around comparable worth and followed by vickey callahan. then we go into q and a and have other speakers as well but after emily might need to open it up for public comment so we can someone from the public to speak at this part of the presentation. >> thank you very much supervisor avalos and thanks to members of the committee for inviting us today. i am going to give you a brief overview of comparable worth nationally and in san francisco. first slide please. so comparable worth began in 1942 in terms of general order 16 issued by the labor board. basically the federal government decided to adjust wages for women to equal men doing work of comparable work and quality. you can imagine when the men were at war the women were doing the work. the order remedied was a job assessment to determine the value of the work so that's really the origin of the discussion. in 1955 the u.s. census bureau reported that women earned 64% of what men earned. in 1963 there was a federal equal pay act that was

i would like to call up mara keely who will give a presentation. >> thank you very much mr. chair and members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to speak to you. hello old friends who i share a past with too on the other side of the table today. in 1980 and continuing to 1986 i was the point person for seiu on pay equity and i started with local 400. local 400 became 790 and today now it's 1021 i didn't go anywhere and had a lot of change and it was on pay inequities and thanks for the fact base summary of it is issues and paying a lot to the attention to the period i was here doing the work so i can skip that and make a couple of quick key points. first of all the 1981 declaration of city policy by this board that no longer would the city tolerate race discrimination based on race and sex was a policy separate to any implementation approach so in my view that is a long standing one today and any proposal to over turn it, roll it back by imposing discriminatory wages by classifications with people of color and women is in not with the policy and you have to prot

>> the plan for the day, mara, after the mass, they will go for lunch. after that, they go into the palace, from there, they will start the procession towards the sistine chapel invoking the holy spirit. once they are in the sistine chapel later this afternoon, that's when they will stop having any contact with the outside world. they will not read any newspapers, television, they will not be allowed to be approached by vatican personnel. nobody can speak to them because they need to concentrate on choosing the new spiritual leader. how long will it take? we don't know yet. the last time in 2005, it was two days, four ballots. it's unlikely this time it will be so fast because there are divisions among the cardinals. >> all right. thanks for that report. >>> five more americans were killed monday in afghanistan when their helicopter went down. it happened in southern afghanistan outside of kandahar city. the nighttime accident brings yesterday's death toll to seven, making it the deadliest day of the year for nato forces. initial reports show no enemy ac

rooney mara.cheers and applause ] he's got a new movie out. it's a thrill called, "side effect." brand new movie. he is a talented man. jude law, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: jude law! >> jimmy. >> jimmy: dude, always good to see you, my friend. >> good to see you. >> jimmy: look the you here on the cover of the "new york times" looking as sexy as ever with your beard. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: very, very sexy gentleman there. we have a sexy show. a sexy show. you, michael bolton, and mike tyson. >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you meet mike? >> i did. i just met mike, yeah. it was -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> it was fantastic. i've always wanted to meet mike tyson. >> jimmy: yeah. were you scared? >> no. >> jimmy: no, you weren't. >> no, no. he was charming. >> jay: he's very charming. >> i've been a big fan of boxing for many, many years. >> jimmy: yeah. >> many years. did you like -- do you like -- manny -- oh my goodness. >> yeah -- i like lewis. i'm british, right. [ talkin

mara liasson of national public radio.gillespie and charles lane, of the "washington post." well, kim jong-un the young leader of north korea was quoted friday as ordering his missile units to be ready to strike the u.s. and south korea, and the photo was released. kim meeting with top north korean generals with a chart showing the trajectory of their missiles, hitting major american cities. what is his game? bill? >> who knows but it's not good. i mean, murdered, starved millions of their own people, that regime and now, proliferated nuclear weapons, and, once again, the israeli strike on the syrian nuclear weapons plant in 2007, that was given to them by north korea. and, even if you discount north korea, they are containable and will not destroy the regime by attacking us, they can proliferate weapons of mass destruction and nuclear weapons and missiles and iran and north korea have a relationship and now, is short of cash and can sell the weapons to terrorist groups and the threat of north korea is very real. >> chris:

>> well, good morning, mara.witnesses has taken the stand and we have gotten to the heart of this case. the teenager who is testifying saying that he did in fact witness a sexual act committed by one of the defendants against this 16-year-old girl who is the accuser. now, for the past couple of days, we have seen a lot of testimony about literally tens of thousands of text messages that were going back and forth during the night in question, and the days after it between the teenagers involved in this. this goes back to the night in august, august 11th and 12th when there were literally dozens of teenagers out partying. there is a lot of drinking going on and explicit and graphic text messages going on about sexual acti activity that did or didn't happen, and at the bottom is two football players, and a sophomore and freshman and two promising players on a team that is essentially everything in the community, the big red. they are former state champions and just about never the town knows somebody who played for

danielle legal joins us from washington with details. >> mara, good morning. while the lines of communication may be open this time, the sticking points on any budget have not changed for democrats or republicans. president obama returns to capitol hill today to face a much tougher audience after meeting with democrats in the senate, now sits down with house republicans and members of his own party have expressed doubts how effective he will be. senate democrats releasing their own budget for the first time in four years calling for about a trillion dollars in new revenue and a trillion dollars in cuts. democrats have already dismissed the republican-proposed budget that would have cut the deficit by $5 trillion in part by repealing obama's health care law. the one budget we haven't seen is the president's. reporting live in washington, i'm danielle leigh. >> turning now to a gruesome story. new york's so-called cannibal cop is facing life in prison after his conviction for conspiracy to kidnap, cook and eat women. the jury decided that gilberto valle was not

i'm mara ski yav campo. osama bin laden's son-in-law has been brought to the united states to appear in a new york courtroom later today. he was captured back in jordan in january after years on the run from the cia. in the years after 9/11, he became one of al qaeda's loudest vouss on propaganda and recruitment. he never took over the terror business but u.s. officials describe him as a figure akin to a mob family. lawmakers say it's a huge victory in the war on terror but the decision to hold him in the u.s. is raising some concern. >> we believe the administration's decision here to bring this person to new york city, if that's what's happened, without letting congress know, is a very bad precedent to set. to set. we believe very firmly that the congress had tried to tell the administration when it comes to people like this, that we want them to go to gitmo to be held in military custody for interrogation purposes. >> ghaith will be brought in front of a federal magistrate this morning. an unsealed indict

. >>> es un mienbro de mara salvatrucha y lo tienen entre los 10 más buscados. >>> cometio un asesintoolpeo el cuerpo, lo apuñalo y abandono el cuerpo. >>> 100 mil dólares a quien de información. >>> tienen pocas pistas de su ubicacion, indica de que el ha escapado de colorado, y que pueede estar fuera del país. >>> tiene un tatuaje con las letras la. >>> podría tratar de viajar a los ángeles para cruzar la frontera. >>> terminan siendo capturados en está cidad. >>> es considerado peligroso, si lo ve reporte. >>> ha utilizado la lista de los más buscados para fujitivos, todo gracias a la ayuda del publico. >>> la cifra de muertos por la camióneta con fuegos artificiales aumento a 16, fallecieron otras dos personas. >>> una residente de la ciudad nos lo describe. >>> había pedazos de carne, bebes aventados, hasta un corazón de humano se encontró. >>> se realizan los funerales y la bandera amedia hasta por el luto. >>> un juez detuvo a 6 sospechososo por violación de las turistas europeas. >>> el incidente ocurrió el 4 de febrero. >>> cerca de acapulco. >>> tienen 5 días para apelar. >>>

i'm mara schiavocampo. >>> we start with breaking news out of south africa. nelson mandela is back in the hospital with a recurrence of a lung infection. a statement says the 94-year-old former south african president was admitted just before midnight local time. he was hospitalized for three weeks with a lung infection back in december and had surgery to remove gall stones. it was his longest hospital stay since his 1990 release from prison after serving 27 years for conspiring to overthrow the government. south african president jacob zuma said "reappeal to the people of south africa and the world to pray for our beloved madiba and his family and to keep them in their thoughts. we have full confidence in the meddle team and know that they will do everything possible to ensure recovery." we'll bring you more information as it becomes available. >>> imagine waking up to a thound rouse landslide. it happened in washington state early wednesday on picturesque whidbey island overlooking puget sound. one area is completely closed off and in risk of disappearing.

mara liasson of national public radio.can strategist ed gillespie and charles lane of the washington post. kim jong un was quoted friday as ordering missile units to be ready to strike the u.s. and south core remarks. >> the photo was released. kim meeting with top north korean generals with a chart showing the trajectory of the missiles hitting major american cities. bill, what is kim's game? >> who onos but it is not good. they murdered, starved mels of their own people that regime and how to proliferated nuke weapons. the israeli strike on the syrian nuclear plant in 2007 that was given to them by north korea. even if you discount north korea, they are containable, they with proliferate weapons of mass destruction and guess what, iran and north korea have h historic relationships and north korea is short of cash and could sell the weapons to terrorist groups. the threat of north korea is very real. >> chris: whey do you think he is ratcheting up attention? >> helps secure his situation at home. maybe that is true. but t

rob nerve wracking mara 30 years later spoke of his regret we have not been able to listen that it was a failure of imagination to realize the french were the best informed westerners on in vietnam. we did not take them seriously because we assumed they had in for us. but i went to the records records, the french archives what his advisers were telling him in the french foreign ministry. they're renouncing those americans don't have culture but they said they analyzed the intelligence they rick getting, a 17,000 french citizens, the vietnamese exiles they had good information they tried to share it with us and we could not help because of the confusing concept of anti-americanism. >>host: other times where there are anti-nation with the roman empire? it should be us to the term that we have british officials talk about the notion of anglophobia to explain why they encounter resistance and to rise against the presence but the problem is they don't like british civilization are the values we stand for. a anglophobia as a resistance why don't they like our iron rule? they understand tolst

. >>> miembros de la mara salva trucha detenidos en los Ángeles por extorsiÓnar a camiones de comida invitados y la novia imaginese, lo vemos esta noche. >>> roma se prepara la fiebre de francisco. >>> turistas nacionales y extranjeros se lanzan la fÉ puede ser un buen negocio. >>> mÁxima atracciÓn de los turistas en roma y algunos comerciantes ganan dinero. >>> aledaÑo al vaticano ya tenÍa lo Último. >>> casi todos los artÍculos. >>> con la im gesagen del nuevo papa, ro

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this is why marco mara is so enraged by this. because it reveals to some, to many, i've seen the twitter reaction to this. it reveals a possible mind-set amongst the zimmerman family that young, black teenagers are risky because they're young black teenagers, which many say is exactly the reason your brother george shot and killed trayvon martin. and if he hadn't profiled trayvon martin as a young black -- >> i wasn't referring to them -- >> that he might be alive. and that's why what you tweeted is so sensational and why the defense for your brother have issued such a strong statement. >> correct. and correct to do so. because if i were an attorney and something like that landed in my lap to where it has evolved to which has made a racist tweet -- i made a tweet about here are two images about two individuals, one accused of a crime, one who in our minds would have gotten away with a crime, had my brother not saved his life. the social media accounts of trayvon martin, the way he chose to portray himself, before he was a househo

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incluyera en su lista de 10 finaliugitivos más buscados héctor rivera, se le acusa de pertenecer a la maraterminó con muchuna serie de arrestos. nos complican el argumento de las autoridades para decidir poner en practica la polémica medida, que es respaldada por el propio alcalde de esa ciudad. >>> en pleno centro de chicago miles salieron a las calles para manifestarse en contra del anuncio del cierre de 54 escuelas primarias de la ciudad. de diferentes frentes la policía custodió la manifestación. decenas de protestantes bloquearon las calles al frente de la alcaldía. y uno a uno, fueron arrestados en este acto de desobediencia civil. >>> no importa que me a rreft. >>> no importa, quiero luchar por nuestros niños >>> el mensaje que queremos conver conversar r r nuestro trabajos, que nos ayuden. quieren ze muchas escuelas. se ataca al alcalde, lo acusan de querer privatizar la educación de la ciudad. >>> nos está ofendiendo y no vamos a votar por ti eres un alcalde que nos afecta a nuestras familias. >>> las escuelas públicas argumentan que enfrentan un déficit de mil millones de dólares

as mara said a while ago i was fortunate to serve on a committee of 30 women and two guys when we did the original pay equity study and it was 1981. what i did i put supervisor mar asked. i put all the classifications into a computer. the city didn't have a computer and attached by race and sex and attached appropriate salaries to them and by the way the mayor, mayor feinstein, said that amount of job classifications was absurd and we didn't need that many. since then a thousand have been added and to many to replace classifications that were getting pay equity. my wife was 1406 and that was added to specifically a joid pay equity. then what happened? it was shocking actually. more than half of the women were in the four lowest paid classifications in the city. if the class was 75% -- excuse me, 75% or more women they earned 74% more than the average for all women and a cost a women to be more a woman of color. i will close by saying 30 years of pay equity doesn't make up for century of wage discrimination and racial discrimination and wage setting. thank you. >> good afternoon. my na

one point mara that several justices made that public opinion is changing is quickly in the polls and in 2012 legalized same-sex marriage that perhaps the court should stay out of it and leave it to the political process in the state. in that sense, could the supporters of same-sex marriage be victims of their own success? >> yes, they could. i actually think the best outcome for democrats and even proponents of same-sex marriage is if prop 8 is upheld in california but this is no sweeping constitutional finding that same-sex marriage is legal all over the country because --. >>chris: if it is uphelds it means they are --. >> no, i'm sorry, so that it could be overturned. in california they could put up prop 8.2, legalizing same-sex marriage. it is more meaningful and profound to ajudicate issues by voters and legislatures not unelected justices and it will be more lasting political change if you do it at the box. also it means you will not have a huge backlash. i don't think the court is going in the distribution of legal izing same-sex marriage on national or constitutional basis. >

that's kate mara." and i thought, "what are the odds of that?"

. >>> i'm mara schiavocampo, this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned, "way too early" starts right now. >>> look, if you want to lose weight, don't eat. that's the answer. >> you're right. >> this is not medicine. it's thermal dynamics. you take in more than you use, you store it. >> it's so engineered, the taste, the sweetness, the saltiness, the amount of pressure one needs to crack a potato chip with their teeth, it's all been engineered so people continue to eat that kind of food. >> as long as you don't ban cheese-its. they're okay. that's my addiction. >>> in the case of bloomberg versus sugary drinks, score one for the freedom to drink calories in bulk. good morning, i'm mark halhalpe, this is "way too early." we have a lot to talk about this morning including a special mass with the cardinals taking place right now. then the cardinals head over to the sis totine chapel to cast tr first ballots for the pope. >>> and details about the house budget proposal by paul ryan that takes aim at obamacare and entitlements. this as the president

i'm mara schiavocampo, "way too early" starts right now. >>> the dow jones industrials at never before seen heights. >> all-time record high. >> making history today. >> if they tell you everything's awful, tell them no it's not! >> amen! the non-inflation adjusted values of the stocks of 30 large companies that sort of track the american economy 50 years ago are higher than ever! we're back, baby! and the best part is we never had to fix our systemic issues. >> the market hits a milestone. let the good times roll. good morning, i'm bill karins this is "way too early," the show that moved all of our retirement from 401(k)s to cabbage patch kids. we have a lot to talk about including the death of venezuelan president, hugo chavez. thousands line the streets to mourn the passing of the outspoken leader, but will anyone be able to fill his shoes? >>> and north korea makes more nuclear threats as the united nations teams up with china to push on sanctions. let's get to the news at 5:30 a.m. here in new york city. today several mid-atlantic states waking up to this massive snowstorm that ha