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i'm marisa lagos filling in for thuy vu. coming up on our program, yesterday lawmakers in sacramento narrowly approved a plan to repair the state's aging roads and bridges. and we talked to steve lee, the first to be elected to mayor of a u.s. city. plus musician chuck prophet joins us in studio to perform a song from his latest album which he describes as california noir. but first as part of our ongoing coverage of the first 100 days of the trump administration, yesterday president trump authorized a missile strike against syria in retaliation for its alleged use of chemical weapons against civilians. and today the u.s. senate confirmed neil gorsuch as the next supreme court justice with a simple majority vote. republican senators invoked the so-called nuclear option to lower the vote threshold and defeat a filibuster mounted by senate democrats. joining me now to discuss these legal issues and more is john yu, a uc berkeley law professor. thanks for being here. so the president ordered a missile strike thursday on syria,

marisa ibarra, familiar reo.or qué es lo que estamos viendo, por eso llaman la atención los reos, porque quieren un mejor trato" german flores, familiar reo "debería de ser parejo para todos, no sólo para esos 14 // dicen que la justicia no es pareja y ahora mismo lo estamos viendo" la comisión nacional de derechos humanos, ha alertado del peligro que existe por la falta de control de los penales... ruth villanueva, visitadora cndh: "las condiciones de autogobierno son complicadísimas porque en verdad el manejo de los centros no lo tienen muchos casos la autoridad, si no lo tienen los internos" los problemas de hacinamiento, tráfico de influencias y violencia al interior de varios de los penales principalmente en el norte del país, han arrojado ya varias víctimas mortales... el penal de cadereyta vivió una de sus jornadas más violentas el pasado 28 de marzo, donde cuatro reos resultaron muertos y más de 20 heridos, junto con algunos custodios, lo que ocasionó que, posteriormente, algunos de los internos fueran pr

the first is by putting more resources into solving gun related violent crimes.sot <marisa mckeown sayshat we know is that you can trace guns between different incidents using technology similar to fingerprint technology. what we are trying to do is staff the crime lab so they can quickly and efficiently process guns and link gun crimes.>the second area of concern, is residential burglaries. the report found that most burglaries are committed by a handful of people.sotin addition to gun crimes and residential burglaries, the strategies unit also plans on gathering data on gang activity and using that information to help stop the spread of gang related violence.finally, the d-a's office has submitted a request to the county board of supervisors to hire 5 criminalists to help process guns and dna evidence faster. in san jose, charles clifford kron 4

juan: sobre eso, johnson control respondió: marisa considera que las multinacionales se aprovechan deus operaciones a méxico. durante su recorrido por la planta el gerente nos contó por qué expertos y autoridades los consideran un modelo en la industria. >> nosotros queremos preservar nuestros empleos, a través de la protección del medio ambiente, entonces lo que la compañía ha logrado hacer es invertir en equipos, casi 50 millones de dólares en un sistema que nos permita limpiar nuestros gases. juan: compañias como johnsons controls han decidido aprovechar las ventajas competitivas que ofrece méxico, y otras como rsr están orgullosas de no hacerlo. son las dos caras de un debate en el que el presidente donald trump está decidido a renegociar el tlc para evitar que las compañías estadounidenses se lleven los empleos a méxico. pero hay quienes piensan que los trabajos que han llegado a méxico no son de calidad, como el de juan gonzález,. que la intoxicación por plomo lo obligó a jubilarse a los 53 años con 6 hijos que dependen de él. por eso a marisa no le preocupa que el tratado comer

the first is by putting more resources into solving gun related violent crimes.sot <marisa mckeown sayshat we know is that you can trace guns between different incidents using technology similar to fingerprint technology. what we are trying to do is staff the crime lab so they can quickly and efficiently process guns and link gun crimes.>the second area of concern, is residential burglaries. the report found that most burglaries are committed by a handful of people.sotin addition to gun crimes and residential burglaries, the strategies unit also plans on gathering data on gang activity and using that information to help stop the spread of gang related violence.finally, the d-a's office has submitted a request to the county board of supervisors to hire 5 criminalists to help process guns and dna evidence faster. in san jose, charles clifford kron 4

the first is by putting more resources into solving gun related violent crimes.sot <marisa mckeown says know is that you can trace guns between different incidents using technology similar to fingerprint technology. what we are trying to do is staff the crime lab so they can quickly and efficiently process guns and link gun crimes.>the second area of concern, is residential burglaries. the report found that most burglaries are committed by a handful of people.sotin addition to gun crimes and residential burglaries, the strategies unit also plans on gathering data on gang activity and using that information to help stop the spread of gang related violence.finally, the d-a's office has submitted a request to the county board of supervisors to hire 5 criminalists to help process guns and dna evidence faster. in san jose, charles clifford kron 4 news (

seg algo que marisa quien sabe, fue arrestada el aÑo pasado por vender alimentos desde el su casa usandoesquina, en su casa, es un acto criminal. sergio: una variedad de personas mostraron su apoyo la medida, la cual fue enviada a un comitÉ de salud donde podrÍa recibir su mayor oposiciÓn. el asambleÍsta garcía me cuenta que quienes se oponen a su medida tÍpicamente mencionan su preocupaciÓn por la salud del consumidor. asegura que su presiÓn no lo toma en cuenta. >> la idea aquÍ es que estas empresas pequeÑas tambiÉn tengan las mismas licencias e inspecciones que cualquier otro restaurante. sergio: quÉ mejor manera de proteger la salud de control que a travÉs de permisos y inspecciones, asegurÓ garcÍa. >> algo super honesto como limpiar casa, lavar ropa, vendiendo tamales, eso no debe ser un crimen. ♪ marÍa leticia: seguimos recibiendo sus preguntas en nuestras redes sociales sobre temas de inmigraciÓn. hoy alicia quiere saber lo siguiente, no importa el aÑo en que pasÓ la agresión para aplicar para la visa u porque a mi esposo le pasÓ 1997. directora del problema de inmigraciÓn de cari

but then more recently, marisa meyer was on fortune's most disappointing leaders list. the ceo is probably anything but disappointed today with the cash pile she will walk away with after selling off the one time tech heavy weight. we'll tell you how much. and president trump's backing away from the wall for now. and at least temporarily. will his flexibility help avoid a government shut down at the end of t week. help budget committee member jim tells us that we're close to a deal and what he sees ahead of the president's tax reform announcement. countdown coming right back. dow is up 258 [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call today to request a free decision guide. with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor o

marisa, good morning. >> good morning. >> bill o'reilly is leaving after signing a mega deal with foxve dated back to 2004. what remaining questions are there at fox? >> well, i think that the fact that i signed him to the new contract, knowing that these allegations were going to come out, obviously there were earlier allegations that everybody knew about. and know that they were doing this -- there were settlements being paid after roger ailes' exit under the same sexual harassment cloud produced a lot of anger internally. and made women there question whether the murdochs were committed to a workplace based on respect as they said. >> do you believe they will feel that now after this decision? >> i do. i do. and i think the women who were afraid to come forward because they never thought roger ailes would be ousted had a new voice within the company. >> what are you hearing about the role that women at the company played behind the scenes? >> well, they were -- they were really disheartened. there were people described it to me as outrage, that the revelations came out post ailes.

i'm marisa lagos filling in for thuy vu. coming up on our program, yesterday lawmakers in sacramento narrowly approved a plan to repair the state's aging roads and bridges. and we talked to steve lee, the first to be elected to mayor of a u.s. city. plus musician chuck prophet joins us in studio to perform a song from his latest album which he describes as california noir. but first as part of our ongoing coverage of the first 100 days of the trump administration, yesterday president trump authorized a missile strike against syria in retaliation for its alleged use of chemical weapons against civilians. and today the u.s. senate confirmed ne

i'm marisa lagos filling in for thuy vu.ing up on our program, yesterday lawmakers in sacramento narrowly approved a plan to repair the state's aging roads and bridges. and we talked to steve lee, the first to be elected to mayor of a u.s. city. plus musician chuck prophet joins us in studio to perform a song from his latest album which he describes as california noir. but first as part of our ongoing coverage of the first 100 days of the trump administration, yesterday president trump authorized a missile strike against syria in retaliation for its alleged use of chemical weapons against civilians. and today the u.s. senate confirmed neil

up next is kqed politics and government reporter marisa lagos with a look at why some bay area supporters supported trump and how they feel now. >> president trump has proposed massive tax cuts and pushed for more business-friendly regulations. i sat down with three bay area women who voted for president trump to get their impressions of the first 100 days and their hopes for the future. joining me now are uc berkeley student clair kiara, california director of african-americans for trump curran rankin, and alameda county republican chair sue carroll. welcome to the show, thank you for being here. i'd like to ask each of you a little bit about why you supported trump and what your impressions have been this first 100 days. and sue, i'd love to start with you. >> i'll be perfectly honest. i didn't vote for donald trump during the primary. he's an unconventional candidate, unconventional situation. i didn't think he was going to win. but when it got to the general election there was no choice, to me. i didn't like hillary clinton at all. it was going to be donald trump. i voted for donald t

marisa mitchell from fox 5 in atlanta. convention. already hundreds are lining up to take part. many of them excited to hear president donald trump speak later on this afternoon. now, of course this is the historic visit for the president. it is the first time since 1983 that a sitting president addressed the nra at the annual meeting. the group endorsed trump for his election bid back in may. a spokesperson for the organization says they are expecting president trump to show support for the concealed carry reciprocity bill in congress. now that federal legislation would make any state's concealed carry permit valid everywhere else. so a lot expected to take place today. after president trump speaks here. he will then head to a fund-raiser in support of the republican candidate for the sixth congressional district race. that is karen handle. a lot of excitement and people here at the nra convention. that is the latest from downtown atlanta, marisa mitchell, back to you. steve: thank you very much. big day down in atlanta.

where is marisa? and yours?remind yourself on a daily basis no matter how you're feeling this is a moment in time and it's not always going to feel this way. >> this too shall pass. that would be good. thank you all. thank you, amy. so very much. we'll continue this conversation on facebook live because i want to hear from more of you and more of your stories, as well. our audience, you're going home with a copy of "kicking sick." it's in stores now. we'll be right back. thank you. [ applause kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. [ cheers and applause ] >>> back now with the twins, sean and john scott at caesars palace. these guys are spokespeople for las vegas and here to give us a sneak peek of their performance, so, gentlemen, hit it. >> all right. ♪ ♪ say it with me [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ but i'm cool with it act a fool with it ♪ ♪ went to one of my old neighborhoods and built a school in it ♪ ♪ it's crazy baby the way that the '80s made me ♪ ♪ i thank god ev

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>> marisa has been great and has been helpful in working with our partners as it relates to verizon.ge is based on her contract which was signed before i was a board member. >> would you have signed on a deal like that? i was just checking. so often we talk about situations and the ones that have succeeded for you. you had good performance last year. but sometimes you don't. macy's is an example. you guys are out of it. how much does this end up being about stock picking i wonder. you had an idea at macy's in terms of trying to monetize real estate, but you picked a company that was in basically an industry that seemed to be in secular decline and the stock went down a lot. >> yeah, stock picking is at the crux of what we do and what all of us do as investment managers so what we add to stock picking is we look for undervalued companies and then what we're looking for is plans to unlock that value. and having a clear path to be able to implement the plan if management is unwilling to work with us. but at the end of the day you have to buy into good companies that have good core busin

one of the headline this is morning, yahoo ceo marisa myer not going to be part of company's future.er yahoo and aol is going to be called oath but mayer not leaving empty handed, total of $186 million and yahoo shares are up more than 28% in just the past year. a lot of course the deal. if you use whatsapp, apple assistant sir can read your message for you. it will take care of the rest. good update for people who want to reach while driving or can't get to the phone right away. if you want to look dirty without getting dirty, nordstrom , of course, they are not dirty, nordstrom description of dirty jeans called them heavily distressed americana work ware, it gets better, with a crackled muddy, tucker carlson didn't like the idea. >> my beef is nordstrom they don't value authenticity and once again as a country, what -- what the hell are we doing man? >> a world completely defined right now by fake everything, it's fake news, we don't trust anything that we hear. cheryl: none of it is dirt cheap. maria: it's not actual dirt is what i'm hearing. it's just paint. cheryl: fashionable.