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stephen a yellow, lynn bee son, evan reeves, mark bitner. robin levitt. michael [speaker not understood]. marlene morgan. steve pedal mike casey. [speaker not understood]. john rizzo. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is tamika moss and i'm the community development director at spur. spur is strongly supporting the legislation before you. i passed out a letter for your review. i did have an opportunity to have a really respectful discussion with some of the opponents of this legislation and i thought it was a really great opportunity to better understand some of the concerns that we've all heard about today. and i have not -- spur has not had an opportunity to review supervisor kim's legislation. and we have really vetted the legislation before you to ensure that the points that we relate to are strong and one in particular is really around the noticing and timing. the comments that you all made earlier in terms of increased noticing is -- the parallel process of timing. but noticing needs to be transparent and effective for everyone to be able to

joining me now is mark potok and editor for the intelligence report and "hate watch" and by phone, edwin evanoleman. what do you notice about the type of event that the bombers chose, a marathon. what does that say to you? >> it's very difficult to pin this on one group or one cause right now but if you do look at the targets here, at least in my opinion, this doesn't show an extreme right-wing group or white supremacist group. there's no doubt that these kinds of groups have gone after marches and parades but that's more to civil rights marches, tied to a political cause or some particular event that is significant to one supremacist. aside from monday was patriots day, it's hard to see how it would fit into their agenda. also looking at the actual device that was used here, it was built using pressure cookers. no one has a monopoly from that technology, it does happen that al qaeda and yemen has very recently been urging people to build their own homemade bombs using, guess what, pressure cookers titled under "how to build a bomb in the kitchen of your mom." so certain thrly there are a lo

them in the running of methamphetamine and heroin and drugs like that. >> mark potok, i would ask about .he 211 crew, link to evanebel clements was gunned down when he opened his front door grid ebel was shot to death in a shootout with police in more taxes. can you talk about the size and reach of the 211 crew also known as the aryan alliance, its history in colorado, the symbols it uses, is so-called blood evenood out, and why it is called 211? >> it was formed back in the 1995 within the colorado prison system. it is still almost entirely limited to the colorado system. i have seen estimates of 200 to 1000 members. it has become increasingly a savage enterprise. they are heavily involved in extorting inmates and people outside the prisons as well, running drugs. the 211 name reportedly comes from california code for robbery. and why that is, i cannot say. apparently, the larger area and brotherhood was started in california and maybe the 211 crew were looking up to them. theny case, that is what gang is like it is quite something. as i say, they have increasingly spilled out on the the streets. and now they al

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evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> monday is the biggest holiday of the year in north korea. the day they mark the birthday of kim il-sung by showing off their military. with kim il-sung's grandson kim jong-un now threatening nuclear strikes, the region is on aer north koreaaid japan would be the first country targeted. and margaret brennan is in tokyo tonight. >> reporter: under the threat of a missile launch, the japanese are armed and ready. anti-missile defenses have been positioned around the country. >> we without hope that whatever considerations or fears the north has of the united states, or of others in the region, that they would come to the table in a responsible way and negotiate that. >> but talks do not appear likely. north korean state tv dismissed a south korean peace offer as a crafty trick. china north korea's only ally also made an appeal and publicly called for it to abandon its nuclear weapons. so far north korea has not responded. with no diplomatic breakthroughs, kerry repeated that the u.s. will defend its allies in the case of an attack and justified the u.s. military

bush center, headed by mark langdale and jim glassman and my long-time pal, donny evans. much to the delight, much to the delight of the folks who worked on this project, we have raised enough money to pay our bills. >> we have -- we have over 300,000 contributors from all 50 states, and laura and i thank you from the bottom of our hearts. this is the first time in american history that parents have seen their son's presidential library. mother, i promise to keep my area clean. barbara bush taught me to live life to the fullest, to laugh a lot and to speak my mind. a trait that sometimes got us both into trouble. dad taught me how to be a president. before that, he showed me how to be a man. and 41, it is awesome that you are here today. >> i welcome, i welcome my dear brothers and sister, as well as in-laws, cousins, nephews, nieces, uncles -- all of you for joining us. our family has meant more to me than anything, and i thank you for making it so. not so long ago, this campus was home to a beautiful west texan named laura welch. when she earned her degree in library sc

evan ebel. they've learned a clerical error set him free when he should have been behind bars. >>> mark sanford's can the disgraced former south carolina governor get back on the comeback trail? well, the political victory today. interesting. welcome back to "early start," everyone. i'm john berman. >> and i'm christine romans in for zoraida today. it is tuesday, april 2nd, half past the hour. let's get you up to speed. >>> new and potentially dangerous developments this morning from the korean peninsula, the north announcing plans to restart a shuttered nuclear power plant as the u.s. moves a navy destroyer close to the korean coast. the "uss mccain" capable of shooting down any medium or long-range missiles that might be fired by the communist north. the military move comes as south korea's president lowers the bar for a military strike. cnn's jim clancy live for us this morning from seoul, south korea. jim, north korea plans to restart this nuclear complex, a complex shut down back in 2007. what, in your view, is the significance of this? >> reporter: well, you know, half a dozen years ago, yo

we will see doves like evans from chicago pressing to do more. >> mark, you said the market is a little't think it cares all that much whether it's in may or june. i think it's more of a political question. what we have seen happening in recent weeks is europe, especially the periphery, is moving away from austerity. im can f has moved away from austerity. eu moved away from austerity. the i would suggest the aggressive easing in anticipation of that has done more for european bonds. >> jeremy? >> yeah. i've been amazed at what i have seen in spanish bonds how low that has gone. how do you read that? i think it could be european equities in general. >> i think what's happening -- a couple of things is happening. japanese flows into bond markets. italian bond rates down. they are trying to jump aboard. also i think the euro is headed a bit higher. despite the softness we have seen. >> thank you for joining us, mark and kevin. >> coming up, our what's working series. three sectors could help you make some money. cfo of ubs. easily beating wall street expectations. stock currently trading

not considered suspects, wouldn't say whether the pair new evan ebel, the man suspected of killing clements and a pizza deliveryman. >>> and markking to cnn about his tuesday night win. after finishing second sterm as the state's governor under the cloud of an extramarital affair, he told jake tapper, politicians try too hard to protect an image of perfection. >> none of us are perfect. and i think that the sooner we roadways it in ourselves we begin to have conversations with people. >> and he will face elizabeth colber colbert-busch in the general election. >>> rutgers men's basketball coach mike rice is out, and the athletic director is under pressure. rice has apologized. earlier on "starting point," we talked to a former rutgers player who thinks this coach is misunderstood. >> i do understand a lot of things, like his passion for basketball. he wanted to make us better. not only passionate about basketball, he was passionate about us in the classroom. the video of him kicking people, hitting people with basketballs, some of that was in a laughing maur matter. i wish that some of the video showed that and not just the use

killer, 28-year-old evan ebel, known to be a member of the white supremacist prison gang the 211 crew, but why was ebel driving to texas? that renewed attention to the killing of this man, mark hasse, shot dead here his office on the last day of january. still reeling from hasse's murder, kaufman county woke up sunday morning to a nightmare, the shocking murders of hasse's boss, mike mclelland, and his wife. their bodies found riddled with bullets at their home. prosecutors in neighboring counties remain under armed protection, and now this in west virginia, mingo county sheriff eugene krumm shot dead in his cruiser only yesterday. this man has been arrested. >> here's the question, is it open season on law enforcement officials, or is the sudden spade of killings coincidental? we're staking out the three states in question here. susan candiotti is in west virginia, jim spellman in colorado. george is in kaufman county, texas. george, what's the latest where you are? >> reporter: don, the way you said it, no doubt what's happening is causing a great concern around the country when you get into communities like this. there's a great deal of fear and worry with residents, and