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jesus mer ranidae punched and stabbed the officer and took off. authorities arrested him in his home. the officer says the knife missed a vital organ by two centimeters. >>> last month she lost a gender bias and retaliation trial against her former employer kleiner perkins. in her first interview since the verdict pao tells the wall street journal the ordeal was worth it. he also tells the paper he abouts to rye something different and focus on smaller startups. >>> chasm la harris has raised $2.5 million. she may need as much as $30 million for the 2016 election. harris has no democratic opponents. >>> the closures will allow crews to dig a pedestrian tunnel under van ness. the owners of tommy's joint restaurant says the project has already hurt business but they understand the need for change. >> i think all around town people are dealing with parkingish use or traffic issues, with construction issues. it's just part of san francisco right now. [ technical difficulties ] . the bridge carries -- the main drivers use it to avoid the congestion of

. >> reporter: the dash cam video shows the mer dees driven by walter scott slowly pulling into a parkingthe officer asks for license and registration and then explains the stop. do you have insurance on the car? >> no. >> later after he returned to his cruiser, scott tried to get out. >> stay in the car. >> several minutes later, scott gets out again and runs. you hear slager give chase, but no more of the encounter between the two men is visible. what is visible on the eyewitness video is slager shooting scott in the back and killing him. the eyewitness says slager's assertion that he has taken the taser and threatened him with it wasn't true. >> he wasn't hurt by the taser. he was just trying to move and get away from the taser. he never tried to take the taser away or try to fight with the cop, no. like i said the cop had control of the situation there. >> thursday another north charleston man came forward to recount an incident nearly two years ago when he believed officer slager used excessive force against him. >> he never even told me why he came. he said he had a service call aro

. >> good afternoon, it's kathie mer reer ra autumn, i am a new voice for the community, this is my first step into something like this, that i work out on treasure island which is not really as [inaudible] as people think. we have a -- it has a child development center which

. >> good afternoon, it's kathie mer reer ra autumn, i am a new voice for the community, this is my first step into something like this, that i work out on treasure island which is not really as [inaudible] as people think. we have a -- it has a child development center which i've been a director for from the last five years, it's a high quality preschool site now. we totally embrace diversity, we bring in people from the women's incarceration program, we do a lot of inclusion work, we have a lot of children who are homeless, i add voi kate for the community, i believe in social justice, i believe at risk children being treated like everybody else. i grew up in a large irish native american family when i was the only one to graduate from college on a scholarship after living homeless in a ten through my years of high school, quality education comes from people who believe in you, i believe i have to give back and i mentored people from the academy and i mentor my teachers to the point that one of them was an award of excellence champion award winner last year as well. i believe quality ed

. >>> this morning former philadelphia mob boss joey mer leino is a freeman.rosecutors said merlino violated parole by secretly meeting with other mobsters. a judge agreed but an appeals court reversed it and ordered him released immediately. >>> happening today with decision 2016 bob casey is expected to endorse hillary clinton. he plans to release an e-mail saying he's backing clinton. casey backed barack obama over clinton during the 2008 white house race. >>> so far three republican senators have announced that they're running for the republican nod for president, they are ted cruz, rand paul, and marco rubio. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 19 minutes after 4:00. the temperatures are falling right now. it is another chilly start this morning. back a little bit colder than yesterday, and the wind is blowing across boat house row. winds gusting to 26 miles an hour. steady at 18. 41 degrees feels 34r50ik 2 this morning. a cold start. watching for snow flurries in the pocono mountains. snow showers moving into nort

they left mer sorry sorry county earlier today and stay in baltimore for 72 hours. >> they're really going down to help that community recover from what has occurred. and to assure that both life and property are protected. >> governor christie reached out to maryland governor last night offering his support. >>> well tonight a cbs news exclusive with that mother who dragged her son from the riots last night and read him the riot act in the process. >> this video of graham has gone viral. sean about to settle for her son causing chaos and as soon as she pulled him out of the crowd she served up a dose of discipline. some tonight are calling her mother of the year. and she talked only with cbs news. >> i could see the objects being thrown at the police and i was like in awe my god this is happening right here with me. and law low and behold i turned around and i looked in this crowd and my son is actually coming across the street with this hoodie on and a mask. at that point i just lost it. that's my only son. and at the end of the day i don't want him to be a freddie gray. >> you can

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police say the guy got a way it in a black mer sid december suv. they hope you can recognize him from this sketch. >> students at st. joe's prep trying to cope witness deaths of a classmate moo collapsed during football practice and today grieve counselors were on hand to help them. the school says 15 year old ryan guilliard was going through spring training warm ups saturday when he collapsed. he died at temple university hospital. guilliard was a linebacker and running back on the team beloved by teammates and classmates alike. a viewing is set for friday afternoon at st. joe's prep with his funeral on saturday. >>> good news for new jersey drivers. it's costing a little less to drive in the garden state. why fees are going down and the bigger question state officials are trying to answer right now. >>> it's a question that never dies. whose is better? michael lebron who is it? very debate got so heated between two men in central pennsylvania that police are now involved and we've got it. then there's howard eskin next to the novacare complex. he

always said though is that there's the possibility of book sliding, the possibility that it doesn't get mer molallized in a way that satisfies us that we're able to verify that in fact iran is not getting a nuclear weapon and that we are preserving the equals city to snap back sanctions in the event that they are breaking any deal and that's why the work is going to be so important between now and the end of june to memorialize this. either there's going to be a document that iran agrees with the world community about and a series of actions that have to be taken or there's not. part of the challenge in this whole process has been opponents of basically any deal with iran have constantly tried to characterize what the deal is without seeing it. now if we are able to obtain a final deal that comports with the political agreement and i say if, because that's not yet final, then i'm absolutely positive that that is the best way to prevent iran from getting to nuclear weapon, and that's not my opinion. that's the opinion of people like ernie moniz my secretary of energy a physicist from m.i.t.

the defense's arguing tsarnaev's older brother, tam mer lap, was the master mind of the attack and dzhokar should not get the death penalty. the trial for dzhokar tsarnaev was closely watched in the bay area because people from here ran in that boston race. nbc bay area's mark matthews in the east bay neighborhood of brent wood where he spoke with a woman who crossed the finish line before the explosion. mark? >> reporter: that was megan fitz -- i'm sorry i just blanked on her name. she was running in the race on the day of the marathon megan faulkner, and had just finished was about a half mile away when the explosions went off. >> it sounded like something large -- huge had plowed into a building and it shook the ground. >> reporter:ing me.faulkner was posing for pictures with her family when the bombs went off. she is still shaken by the experience. the elementary school teacher told me she feels for the jury having to decide between life and death for dzhokar tsarnaev. the penalty phase of the trial could take several weeks. tsarnaev's lawyers say they expected the guilty verdict and a

were the living circumstances of this veteran in brazil who is trying to make a go of at it a a farm meristance in the large clearing at the forrest at the base of a plateau that is some hundred feet above the river. all around there were splendid masses of green trees and lime trees and great pale banana plants and bo those a bit of untouched forrest with a giant brazilian nut tree towering over it. the farmer says with all the beauty of the site it evidently has a hard time of it. i still have a hard time of it. i'm a little discouraged. the land is excellent but the stream is too small to give me good waterpower. and without that, i can't imagine a large cane plantation. the man went;t how prices he receives for his produce are not very good. the traders take advantage of his helplessness. he can't speak portuguese only speak english. it would be like an immigrant in this country can't speak english. it's a huge disadvantage. all the americans are cultivating -- all the americans who are cultivating sugar cane the juice is distilled into rum which is sold. probably coffee or cocoa mig

picture on the monitor. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we have a question from a gentleman whose name is else mertory and a professor. >> jimmy: elmer it sounds like you are speaking through a can with a string. >> he is asking if we can push a history exam. >> jimmy: oh, you have a history exam. >> we can do that. >> give us an a or change the date on the exam. >> jimmy: what's your teache name. >> professor bonafon, elmer, how old are you? what grade are you in? >> college. >> jimmy: what. >> unprotected. >> hopefully the professor will change the date. i'm sorry. i'm blocking your name. next up, okay. who else do we have on the wall of america? thank you, elmer. >> might want to study, buddy. >> jimmy: we have a gentleman named clark, i believe on the wall. if we can go to that. yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you for taking my question. hi. >> jimmy: what's your question? >> my question is i'm a big fan. i wonder if any of you ever considered working on the small screen. i don't know if you have heard but it is the golden age of television. >> jimmy: what about marvel "agents of shield"

. >>> the mers say dez cars are once again setting the place ahead of sunday's grand prix.ing it easy mercedes dominated the second session. the same conditions they'll face in the actual race. hamilton has won two of the season's three races so far. but he faces an inquiry after a possible infringement in the pit lane. >>> james andersson needs just one more wicket to beat england's test record. he equalled the record when he had samuels taught by james treadwell. but he has been unable to break through again, as the west indies are battling hard to save the game. the captain is leading the way in a 7th wicket partnership. there are currently 252 for 6. >>> the president of the international olympic committee is in serbia to explain the decision to give kosovo official olympic status. it declared independence from serbia seven years ago. a decision the serbs don't recognize. >>> for decades baseball has given some young venezuelans a shot at a better life in the united states but due to increased diplomatic tensions, the chances of making it from the south american country

the camera recorded the mers louse attack. you can see the man on the driver repeatedly beating him until he loses consciousness. the city of san francisco mandated cameras in taxis years ago. among the reasons to protect drivers. since then robberies have declined. >> you have a good view if the camera is operating properly of the backseat and the passengers in the backseat as well. >> reporter: obviously these predators need reminding of that. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> one of three bay area men convicted of kidnapping 26 children and their bus driver almost 40 years ago was granted parole today n. 1976 james schoenfeld, his little brother and another man kidnapped a bus load of children and put them in a van buried in the sand. they planned to ask for a ransom but the children and driver escaped. he received a life sentence. this was the 20th time the 63-year-old had asked for parole. the rule willing go through an internal review and could take four months before a recommended parole date is sent to the governor. his brother

the american people don't have to be mer swayed persuaded that this is the right thing to do. we have concerns and questions about specific activities that are taking place in cuba and human rights and reform. >> but the president met some confrontation from the venezuelan president nicholas maduro says he does not trust the u.s. david air ariosto joins us. david. >> when we talk about meetings and historical proportions it doesn't really get any bigger than this. between bautista and dwight d. eisenhower. the details are short on coming. when president obama announced the normalizations back in december series of steps one that he alluded to was lifting cuba from the states two sponsor terrorism. that hasn't come off yet. obviously this is a politically hot button issue with a potential presidential contender marco rubio coming out with his bid, but when you drill down on what actually has transpired here regardless of the circumstances, the scenery and the core choreography of a sitting president of the united states shaking the hand of a castro here in panama city. ironical

we could talk about mers in the middle east, dengue hemorragic feev and others the assumptions we are looking at, who should respond, what should the response be. where does the response begin and when. and how should response be handled. should it be using health care officials. i wanted to add a few assumptions of my own. leadership is too fragmented and lacking. that's one of the issues that's come up repeatedly. also in my personal opinion, responding to a kennettinetic biological attack is somewhat less challenging than a kennettinetic accident. i would say that the majority of u.s. policies prioritize a duty to treat or care over a duty to contain the threat and concept ulee we envision triage in terms of individual health. a standard of care as opposed to populational th and sufficient care. also decontamination is seen as inferior to therapeutic counter measures. also, there's still a lot of reluctance from what i can tell for nontraditional partners in the response arena and in the response generally. that would include the private sector which we just heard a bit about in th

rescue the final duckling, there they are because their mother was not present, they are staying at the mer ser county wildlife center. alicia gives stars a chance to answer super star questions. >>> if you go gaga for gouda or cherish your cheddar some scientists say the key to losing weight is eating more cheese. >> and it promises to deliver prizes to expectant mothers, what is behind the new show turning labor pains into labor gains. >> oh boy. and another live look at center city philadelphia where marchers are tirning their progress to city hall thank is the philadelphia is baltimore rally, it is not that large right now, just a few dozen people making their way to city hall, it is expected to get significantly larger once it does get there it will have traffic implications all of that coming up for you as "action news" continues after this. >>> that mom chooseteen joined the riots in baltimore. this is the video of michael singleton hit and yelled at several times by his mother tanya graham. he was told to go home from school instead he grabbed a rock and joined in and focused his an

around the bay and here is your event planner for the lpga classic swinging skirts tomorrow at lake mer teeing off at 7:05 a.m. and chilly in the morning and mainly sunny. cool for morning hours, warming up to upper 50s by afternoon. and here is a look at accuweather seven-day forecast. we will get a few more clouds around on friday. showers are expected early saturday. tapering off later saturday. warming up on sunday. and by monday and tuesday of next week we see inland highs in the low 80s. >> rain, though. >> a little rain. little rain. >> okay. >> thank you. >> we are pumped up game three of the warrior series coming up soon. >> warriors are in new orleans. so is our own mike shumann. game three tomorrow night. no bourbon street for you, shu, you need save your strength. >> plenty of time for that. . but warriors winning two at oracle. now here in new oror just can't seem to escape... another sneeze attack... you may be muddling through allergies. don't get caught off guard. try zyrtec® dissolve tabs. powerful allergy relief, now in a tablet that starts dissolving instantly. zyrtec

heidi has chosen her eight cities for her eight half-marathons based on schools where the mini mer moidgram is held. she finishes her last half marathon down in mexico. nbc bay area news. >>> if you know someone doing something nice for others gavin would love to hear from you. go to our website at nbcbayarea.com and search bay area proud. >>> we got used to the dry conditions and took out the patio furniture and the cushons. >>> you get a car wash or you get your new lawn furniture and then, boom rains the next day. a twitter friend said i'm wearing heels today. i'm like i'm sorry. i don't control the weather. i just report it. >> tell stan not to wear heels. >>> we're tracking showers that you guys were talking about. doppler radar dry right now but a good amount of cloudcor cover is making its way through the bay area. clear skies for the time being. no rain just yet. in about, say about 11 hours we'll actually start to see the rain especially up in the north bay. right now clear skies. tri-valley few clouds. hazy sunshine for the south bay and peninsula. san francisco looking at blu

they are much easier to understand than unfocused con glam mer ats. much easier to buy than for ceos to manage. they get when an activist comes calling with walgreen's or darden. board room shakeups that produce terrific results for everybody. pressure can be a good thing. do you know what can propel a stock higher than you haven't thought of? how about panicking short sellers who bet against, sell sell, sell the stocks of companies that you own. then have to go buy those stocks back to extend their losses when events don't pan out negatively and real owners don't feel the need to dump their stocks which would normally send it lower. they are not scare. the owners aren't scared. just like when you buy a stock that then goes down. you sell it because you can't take the pain. >> the house of pain. >> a short seller will sell a stock he doesn't own and then when something positive or not as negative as expected happens, the stock goes higher and higher until he can no longer take the agony and he has to buy it back to close out his position. the mere ima

around the bay and here is your event planner for the lpga classic swinging skirts tomorrow at lake merff at 7:05 a.m. and chilly in the morning and mainly sunny. cool for morning hours, warming up to upper 50s by afternoon. and here is a look at accuweather seven-day forecast. we will get a few more clouds around on friday. showers are expected early saturday. tapering off later saturday. warming up on sunday. and by monday and tuesday of next week we see inland highs in the low 80s. >> rain, though. >> a little rain. little rain. >> okay. >> thank you. >> we are pumped up game three of the warrior series coming up soon. >> warriors are in new orleans. so is our own mike shumann. game three tomorrow night. no bourbon street for you, shu, you need save your strength. >> plenty of time for that. . but warriors winning two at oracle. now here in >>> all right, with want to see your warriors pride. here are fan photos you shared with us using the hashtag. >> you can post pictures on facebook twitter and instagram. use the hashtag doves on 7. >> good even ppg warriors left the bay area this

and i don't think the balt mer police department which is a great police department has a problem withthat either. they are there to protect the right to free speech and to protest. but as the commissioner had mentioned, as long as it's done peacefully and lawfully there will not be problems. the second there is somebody throwing inging bottles or whatever it mig be and causing disruption that's where it will be a problem. >> we should emphasize, the protests have been incredibly peaceful even when there have been moments it could have turned they were able to pull it back. they have been pushed and shoved. they have been spat on. things have been thrown. we have seen pretty bad moments right here live on this program. you have been sitting here as some of it has hand. so when you add more and more people from out of town does itd make you more worried? >> obviously if you increase the numbers of anything even by 1% if you triple the number of people you're going to have more incidents. the key is for law enforcement to see them not as intruders and not as people who are interrupt inte

i would say that james bennett and will mer mcclain would have a lot to talk about if they ever got together. [ laughter ] >> yes. >> hi. i'm george deitch living in maryland. question about the supplemental scofield supplement to the surrender terms. number one, how were they received in washington and were they successfully carried out? >> well, you know it's interesting, i think what happened was when they reached washington washington, probably a week to 10 days later, they saw it as kind of an accomplished fact. the most controversial provision would have been letting 1 in 7 confederates keep their weapons. i think they felt that was probably not going to be too harm harmful. i would say after -- i didn't go into this because i didn't have a lot of time. there was a great deal of furor up north about sherman's terms because secretary of war stanton had sent the terms as well as his nine reasons for disapprove disapproving them to the "new york times" where they became public knowledge. sherman was furious when he found out his reputation was being besmirched. i think i made all that fur

mer u.s. ambassador to the united nations, john bolton joins us on the phone with his thoughts.re able to parse the language. what do you think john kerry will announce. >> based on the press reports, there does not seem to be surprising or break through or new specific term that captures everybody's attention and i think that people should not be surprised if we hear that a framework was announced. that was baked in the cake. they were going to have success at this meeting one way or the other. i used to say in the u.n. ambassadors say we never fail in new york and they were not going to fail at this either. but on the other hand, broad outlines that we know about is no different than in november of 2013. and see simply have seen this play out in a sustained period and what iran has done 12 years recollects string negotiations out and buy more time and expand their nuclear program. >> and the president rohani sent out a tweet that major perimeters were agreed to and two-thirds of iran's enrichment capabilities would be sidelined. that sounds welcome. >> suspended is what they c

volunteers on saturday will help to install working smoke alarms at la mer trailer mobile home park and redwood city mobile home park in redwood city. they've advised residents about escape plans. this is a reminder for all of us to check our batteries. >>> whistle blower in oakland is accusing the veterans affairs department of gross mismanagement. among several veterans affairs employees called to testify before a house committee on capitol hill yesterday. among her allegations more than 13,000 claims were stashed in a cabinet and never reviewed. she tattooed the exact number on her arm she says because even if the v.a. forgets about them she will not. >> i don't have any power. you bring it this far, you put it at the hands of government and you say, do your job! and that's kind of what my hope is. now, whether that's going to happen or not, i don't know. i don't have a lot of faith. >> this is part of a continuing investigation into the v.a. the department says it has launched a top-down review and pledged to punish those who falsify data. >>> two police departments and social media

i mean what kind of renew mer rags is there for them?surance, but the time that they're losing those resources they don't get those resources back. my own business was shut down. our building is a few blocks from city hall. we couldn't let people into our building. we had many people cancel appointments that we cannot get back. so fortunately they do have insurance but they cannot get back the resources they lost on those days or any of the businesses that were damaged, they have to wait to reopen the doors. it's very unfortunate because african-american businesses predominantly hire 80% of african-americans. these shining young people could work for these same places they're destroying right now. >> well, lance, we are certainly thinking of you and your community members and those within, you know, the black chamber of commerce who have been affected by this. our hearts go s goes out to you we would like to keep in touch to see how the community bounces back. >> thank you. >> thank you very much for the time. >> thank you, lance. we're

she was midway through a two year prison sentence in mer merriesville oh when she was brought in to testifyted case. she says she's ready to change. but now trouble seems to have found her. >> when i walked on the female unit i notice she had a black eye. and i asked my officer what was going on with that. and the officer informed me that she said she fell in her cell. and smacked her eye i believe on her toilet. and i said, yeah, well i'm probably not buying that story. and they said neither were they. but she wasn't willing to talk about what had happened. >> the sergeant says she's no one lane a majority ofer career. and she's confident a visit to the cell will get the truth. >> brandy, what's going on? >> not much. >> what happened here? >> i was on the phone over there by the door. and an inmate ran up on me. i was on the phone and had a cup of coffee in my hand. and inmate ran up on me and swung on me twice. and then when she didn't connect with my face she kicked me in my face. >> did you have issues with her? was there something going on between her. >> somebody apparently said that

together they have a mandate. 70 mers of afghans who voted voted for one of the two of them. we're not quite sure which one but we all know they voted for one of the two of them. so they have a heck of a manneddate together. neither one of them despite what each believes have a mandate if they separate. i believe their personal relations are good. i believe they want to make this work. my colleagues can speak to this as well. there are a lot of tensions in this relationship. and that's inevitable. and there are a lot of tensions that are not in the personal relationship but in the fact that each rides herd on a dispratt group of supporters who are not necessarily loyal lieutenants but groups hungry for their own share of power. that's a very very tough act to follow. to manage. and we should remember this is still a weak central government. for those of you who have some historical background, in many ways you can compare what you have in afghanistan to the middle ages, the period of state consolidation consolidation. it's not about decentralization. first of all, it's about

would rand paul let a woman die because she's carrying a baby or is he going to let mer make that choiceoctor? we're waiting on that but rand paul's first day out of the gate as a candidate for president was spent not talking about the issues that matter the most to americans, the economy, job jobs and helping people reach the middle class, debating me on abortion. >> you got to -- >> not such a -- >> got a lot of pick up on that. as i recall he was asked by a reporter up in new hampshire and in his response he mentioned you. >> so ultimately at the end of the day, it's unlikely that voters are going to be deciding who they're going to vote for for president and whether a candidate has their back on this issue. it's more going to be on jobs and the economy and on who's going to make sure that they -- if you work hard and play by the rules you'll have a chance to succeed. rand paul failed that test on the first day as a candidate. >> debbie wasserman-schultz, chair of the dnc thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> up next very different story we're following in washington. iraq's prime mi

. >>> saint christ mers hospital for children works its magic every day.ling the wounds and injuries of children. >> and this weekend a magic show will raise as much money as it can for one special department. it's burn union. fox 29 weekend are a are karen hepp spend time with family who knows the great work it does. >> they had a little girl that got burned and had treatments there. they're hoping familiar can you tell us come out. it will be at the lower mooreland high school at 7:00 o'clock it's magic and comedy license go for saint christopher's. this is the family doing his for five years ever since their lives were changed in the blink of an eye when their little ma'am was badly burned. >> my daughter emma was over here washing her hands and i briefly went to the refrigerator and then that quick she fell turned around and em brave the skillet of hot oil and pulled it on her. >> emma was four years old when she was badly burned. you can see the blister and boils on her tiny foot it took years of surgery and rehab. five years later she's doing well. >

and she and mer family live near kathmandu and she says the will ast two days, they have been huddled in a tent waiting for help. >> physically we are all fine but emotionally we are all exhausted and we are all hoping that this just passes soon that we are going to be okay. it all feels very unreal to me. like every single time i sit down i feel like the ground is shaking, even if it's not. it is like every single time someone falls asleep the ground starts actually shaking and everyone jolts -- jolts up awake. we have not gotten a single blink of sleep. we are all very -- we are all very scared and we are all praying. it's very unreal. it's just -- doesn't feel real to me still. i feel like i'm just stuck in a nightmare. >> that nightmare is very real for that young 17-year-old. and it is amazing and incredible to think about it. when you look at those photos that she sent september to cnn, she said no one in her community was killed by this devastating earthquake she says when she looks around, all she can see is destroyed buildings, she says she has been through an earthquake befo

and here's the event planner for round two lpga classic taking place tomorrow at lake mer said golf cluband cool in the morning hours. it begins at 7:05, that's tee off time. gates open at 6:30 in the morning. sunnier and milder. cool day, but still nice day to get out and watch the tournament. >> thank you spencer. >>> all right, burritos and tacos right to your doorstep? still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 the pricey problem with chipotle's new delivery service. ♪ >>> brace your eardrums. how does manny pacquiao get ready for a fight? he sings, sort of. with jimmy kimmel. >>> 7 on your side's michael finny, the three questions you should ask when choosing a >>> covering cupertino, wine country, and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >>> happy anniversary of sorts to youtube. it was ten years ago today that co-founder posted the first ever video on the website. you're looking at it now. the 18 second video features him at the san diego zoo. he posted it a month before youtube's public beta launch in may. 2005. youtube officially launched on november 15th that same year. he built his in

the scenario, that the form mer mayor of baltimore pointed out he was critical of that bill of rights. >>> you can't, the mayor, you can't go up to ten days, before you tell authorities what happened. >>> that doesn't make common sense. do you see that that is -- >>> yes, well you have two implications there you have a legislative implication, these things are passed, with the support of the legislator and the electorate, and you also have to remember, what we say to the police, we need you to do this difficult job for us, and at the same time, we're going to protect you and how much protection are we going to offer them? things like the bill of rights creep up because police officers don't get afforded the protection that they need, when they make split second decisions and someone in the safety and security of their library, come back and second guess them and say, well, no, we want you to do it this way and hold them accountable for something that they did in seconds and that's how they come about. >>> but if it happened, in seconds you have to it, it shouldn't take you ten days to

it was the route of the ferry that crossed from virginia to georgetown and on up to bal mer and philadelphia, new york. it the revolutionary war was not fought here. it was fought elsewhere in the united states. the revolutionary war lasted 7 1/2 years but the revolution was much longer and because i'm sure that most of you are americans, you know very little about the revolution. that's because we deny that we had one. it was actually a 30 to 40-year event from 1760 to about 1800. and the location of the capital is very much a metaphor for what happened constitutionally during that revolution as i will point out. more profrt was appropriated taken by the state in the united states during that revolution and more people fled than fled france during the french revolution. this was like all revolutions, pretty much a minority event probably a third of the people of john adams estimated supported it. it had an ideology republicanism. the belief that a people were capable of governingkÑÑóemselves and that they didn't need a king or some strong executive figure. secondly there was something calle

the mer chand funded ambassador's pa -- merchant funded ambassador patrol in the downtown area to makeors. >>> time now 6:52. a powerful u.s. senator indicted on corruption charges. the accusations against him. >> and the city of san jose is in mourning. i'm kiet do i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >>> five things to know at the :55. indiana lawmakers are meeting today to clarify and fix the state's religious freedom law. it's expected to explicitly prevent businesses from discriminating against gays and lesbians. yesterday arkansas's governor asked for a similar amendment. >>> new jersey senator bob menendez vowing to fight corruption charges against him. he is accused of accepting nearly a million dollars in unreported gifts and campaign contribution from a friend. in exchange they say menendez used his influence to help his friend's business. >>> kenyan security forces are moving in on gunmen who killed 15 people in a university dorm and took hostages. it happen

when you can't get mers in the store to buy your phones. take the phones to the customers.nt make as desperate move. to shake it. mobile off its heels as launch as home delivery service direct to you. lauren, do you think that is the problem with sprint? not the network, not coverage. the fact that you have to go to the damn store? >> that is not the problem. this is very good solution. how annoying to set inthe new phone. can get the company at no additional cost to drive to your house hand you your new phone and sit down you have a cup of coffee, set the phone up for you. i think it is brilliant this is the way to fend off t-mobile that is trying to come in on sprint's territory. melissa: that is a great point. bruce where are my fritos? you're having fritos, i don't have any? >> can i add something? you said desperate move. it is actually a brilliant move because they want to get into the local loop. uber google amazon, apple. they're all doing it. sprint figured out a way. i think they could work with amazon. drone the guy to your house. melissa: i didn't hear a word yo

you see oracle and those things didn't happen under the steve balan boll mer era.y perspectivor, we still need to see them have a bigger platform to make people want to develop first. that's why windows 10 is bringing all of the operating systems under one umbrella. >> do you think that sachi is really turning microsoft into an enterprise company, in a way that it wasn't before? the way i look at it. consumer is still there, but he seems to have it contained, to a degree that it wasn't in previous years as an on-ramp to enterprise. is that fair? >> i always felt like microsoft was an enterprise company first. and consumer just kind of got dragged along. i think now a days trends happen and consumer that drive towards the enterprise. so i think you have to be relevant in consumer. because a lot of consumer trends turn into enterprise trends, it just takes a lot longer given the i.t. departments that large organizations have. >> a big question on valuations, the running conversation in this town. >> on the one hand, people have said about this earnings season and som

among those who filled mer than 180 house democrats mayors from across the country country, includingnd also the dallas county commissioner voting to support the president. >> those of us here where the rubber meets the road with government doesn't think it helps us to push people further in the shadow and harder to get information from them. >> the department of justice not commenting at this point as this is ongoing litigation. >> we will wait and see what happens. >>> christians being targeted again. this time in the mediterranean. police in italy arrested 15 men from africa. this is a horrific story. they are suspected of throwing a dozen christians off a migrant boat that was headed for europe from libya across the narrow part of the mediterranean. the men threatened to kill others on the boat as well if they were christian. amy amy kellog is live. it has been a punishing week for christians. >> reporter: it has been a punishing week for people seeking a better life fleeing war, oppression and poverty. there has been a steady stream of boats leaving libya and 400 people have died

important -- is that we are at a crossroads between a future market for force where you could have mers power ins operating -- mercenaries operating in true free market fashion or military enterprisers. these are what we saw in iraq and afghanistan who work in a public/private partnership with the united states or it could be the united nations etc. right now we're seeing both develop simultaneously. and, frankly if you could be one, you could also be the other. so in conclusion, what's this mean for world order? well, first of all, this is not a new phenomenon. in fact, most of military history was privatized. mercenaries are the second oldest profession. in the middle ages in europe for example, contract warfare between mercenaries was actually how wars were fought. the pope hired huge mercenary armies. cities did too. so did aristocratic families. hiring a contractor, they weren't called mercenaries, they were called contractors in italian, it was no different than hiring a contractor to build your moat or to build your castle. it was considered a legitimate -- bloody -- legitimate f

when i visit our test mers, who worked with us for several years, they know the on deck representativename aaron we're trying to build that relationship but we have to do it in a scalable way. thank ranches are out there. it is a very expensive foot went to maintain. we think the future of lending is digital and needs to be delivered online. over the last couple of years, it peaked in 2011 and they have been declining at an impressive rate. erik: you are not in the shadow banking business. you get your wholesale credit line with banks. stephanie: hindsight is 2020. class can be good allocators of capital but for this segment, the sizes too small. on the $353,000, we are serving a segment not served well and they see that opportunity, more efficient to use than the one we have. stephanie: the quality of borrowers, increasing, decreasing, stabilizing? >> what we see they're using it more offensively and that is a good thing for the company. stephanie: thank you for joining us. erik: the ceo of on deck capital here in beverly hills. alix: thank you so much. much more coming up next, even