mark sullivan and managing editor of usa today, this week on "press here." >> good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. i learned something new on this show every week. this week two things. one, fico, the company famous for the fico score does not decide your credit rating. who knew? fico is head quartered in silicon valley, two blocks from this studio. again, who knew? will lansing is ceo and i assume he walked from his office, past ceo of fingerhut and info space, joined by mark sullivan and laura of "usa today." let's start with the idea that my fico score is so important but you're not the credit rating? >> the way it works, we're an analytics company and we produce the algorithm and score, the data is held by someone else and they use ours to produce the score when they then share with banks and sthaz how the credit -- >> walk me through that. i have a macy's bill, i don't pay the macy's bill, it's xper onor one of the others that knows i didn't and they tell you? >> exactly. what's going on, we're trying a -- a bank is trying to figure out whether you're likely to repay a loan

mark sullivan and managing editor of usa today, this week on "press here."

mark sullivan again. on a specific slide it mentioned the completed and making progress towards 50 percent. i would like explanation about why making process towards the goal counts as completion? >> can you respond to that, please? >> yeah, the goal not to get to nit-picky but it was a goal without a find end date so we are considering with the institutionaling with all the districts they are making progress. complete in the sense that t is fully adopted by the police department to commit to 50 percent and focus on the 5 and that is increasing >> i guess you can make comments. this won't be a dialogue. thank you. >> good afternoon again. cathy delukea with walk san francisco. good afternoon chair yee this time and commissioners. we were happy to read the 2015 progress report but we stumbleed upon it on a blag post so were surpriseed it wasn't release today the vision zero community. another thing about the report and we shared with city staff, we all know we are not making report but the report there was

mark zuckerberg. at 5:15, jake sullivan. in 90 minutes, david hawking of roll call on the sit-in by house democrats calling for a vote on gun legislation. at 9:15, lawrence hurley, the supreme court correspondent. he is here to discuss the supreme court rulings and the university of texas admissions program. will continue to exist, -- demand action, whether it is on the floor around america. we are not giving up, we are not giving in. we will continue to work. john lewis outside the u.s. house of representatives after yesterday's wrapup of the 25 hour democratic sit-in on the floor of the u.s. house over gun legislation. good morning and welcome to "washington journal" for this friday, june 20 4, 2016. we begin the program asking you about them and the impact of the house democrat sit-in on gun legislation. here is how to join the nv

he was riding his squad motorcycle tuesday and sullivan picked up the man's radio and called dispatch to let them know what was happening. >>> today marks one year since the tragic balcony collapse in berkeley that killed six young people. lawsuit and legislation have been set in motion since that time. last night friends and family gathered to celebrate the young lives lost. father mcbride believes coming together can ease the pain for victims' family and friends. >> the first anniversary is always difficult. you know, if you lose a parent, the first -- someone loses a child, it triples the pain. >> one year later, berkeley has implemented new balcony construction and inspection rules. city leaders say more than 400 balconies are being repaired or have been repaired as a result. >>> 6:05. the latest on the terror in orlando. the city devastated by the deadliest mass shooting in american history will get a visit from president obama and vice president biden today. both leaders will meet with survivors and families of the victims. most importantly, the lgbtq community. the president will visit with first responders and hopes to offer com

. >> mark: we're learning that the berlin should let send text messages to his wife during a shooting. this is his wife norma sullivan. she is a woman in the great equity. they spoke of the media partners a cnn and he tested with his wife around 4:00 in the morning on sunday while he was on the standoff in the clubs bathroom. he and she responded saying she loved him. said an official thomas tried calling the cellphone during the standoff. the timing of the calls came during a shooting. chief found out later that the husband might be responsible. she says >> robin: spent thousands of dollars buying guns and there were the guns used in the attacks. here in the bay area vigils are planned to remember the victims i. a prayer vigil will be held at the miracles of faith church in new. there'll be a committee vigil in redwood city at the sad tale town plaza. there'll be reading of victims is an candlelighting. there also be raising of the el ddt flag. >> robin: >>rebecca: we're looking mostly cloudy conditions. the letter full you the heat is coming and will have the details coming up on the kron 4 morning news when we ret

panel discussion with facebook founder and ceo mark zuckerberg at this if held in stanford, california. sea life at 145 eastern on c-span. also jake sullivan, foreign policy adviser for democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton speaks at the truman center's annual conference, event includes panel discussions on terrorism financing, conflict zones and refugee migration. see those comments live at 5:15 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> on american history tv on c-span3. >> by the end of the 1880s you have a dramatic upsurge, a tremendous surge in veterans organizations, and the membership of these organizations and in the statues that they create. >> university of georgia professor scott nesbitt discusses the ongoing debate over confederate war monuments and memorials, and a menu with a result of campaigns by southern women during the reconstruction era. and into the late 19th century. >> back in 1976, mr. carter said trust me. and a lot of people did it and now many of those people are out of work spent the republican alternative is the biggest tax giveaway in history. they called it breaking law. i call it a free lunch americans cannot a

discussion with facebook founder and ceo mark zuckerberg at this event held in stanford, california. see it live at 1:45 p.m. eastern on c-spa also jake sullivan, the foreign policy adviser for democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton speaks at the truman center's annual conference. the event also includes have discussions on terrorism financing, conflict zones and refugee migration. see those comments live at 5:15 p.m. eastern also on c-span. c-span. >> booktv us 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors every weekend. here are some programs coming up this weekend. >> i think it's strange to believe that the element of our gun culture that has the very most gain by selling and promoting and celebrating their products is the very most invisible when we think about guns. instead much of the political talk today is exclusively about interpreting the second amendment. again industry has become almost invisible in that history. >> go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> c-span's road to the white house coverage continues sunday with remarks from hillary clinton of the u.s. conference of mayors. that's taking place this year

mark zuckerberg. that's part of the global entrepreneurship summit, and you can see it live starting at 1:45 p.m. eastern, here on c-span. >> today, we hear from jake sullivan, foreign-policy advisor for democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton. he's speaking at the treatment center's annual conference, looking at terrorism financing, conflict sounds, refugee migration, and africa. live coverage begins at 54 15 p.m. eastern, here on c-span. >> book tv has 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors every weekend. here are some programs coming up this weekend. saturday at 1:00 p.m. eastern, the annual roosevelt reading festival takes place at the fdr presidential library and museum in hyde park, new york. the festival includes author discussions about the 32nd president, roosevelt politics, and histories of the oval office. featured authors include call brandus, david borneman, tman,sma arlene andan,r alonzo hanby. then at 10:00 p.m. eastern, "afterwards." pamela hage traces the history of guns and examines when and how they became part of american culture in her book "the gunning of america: business in the making of american gun culture." she also lo