police arrested michael arthur- sanchez martin who is facing charges including murder. the shooting was linked to an argument. >>> crews were busy fixing a blocked sewer line after 10:30 a.m. 200 gallons of sewage spilled into the creek. samples of the water are being taken every two hours and signs have been posted. >>> we are learning the cost of the contract negotiation between b.a.r.t. management and the unions. b.a.r.t. spent $2.2 million trying to reach an agreement. some of that was spent on negotiators and charter buses. >>> it is the end of the line for the 49ers. they packed up after losing a tough game against the seahawks. ktvu's ann rubin talked with fan whose say they are excited for a new season at the new stadium. right? >> reporter: the fans were out here all day and while they wished things ended differently, they say there is still a lot to cheer about. >> reporter: fans came to say their good-byes. >> about saying thank you. >> thank you. >> that is it. [ talking at the same time ] >> reporter: marks the end of the season. >> they did good. they were

they arrested michael arthur sanchez martin last night. the victim was 23-year-old jesse hernandez.police say he was shot yesterday morning on norcross street and died at the scene. they believe the killing was linked to an earlier dispute. >>> a man has been charged with hit-and-run. the children say they were playing outside when a man in a truck ran them down. one 6-year-old boy is hospitalized with a crushed pelvis and broken clavicle. two sisters have cuts and bruises. >> we were just playing outside. two feet out of the driveway. >> he just came all the way around. stopped like -- >> right there. >> a few inches in front of us. >> reporter: she said she thought he was going to let them get out of the way but instead kept going. the driver, murray was arrested several blocks away. police say he had several warrants. >>> it happened to a driver in petaluma and now she wants to warn others. how the scam worked and how you can avoid becoming a victim. >>> water scan that left a woman high and dry started with a man dressed in plain clothes posing as employee of the water departmen

they arrested michael arthur sanchez martin last night. the victim was 23-year-old jesse hernandez.police say he was shot yesterday morning on norcross street and died at the scene. they believe the killing was linked to an earlier dispute. >>> a man has been charged with hit-and-run. the children say they were playing outside when a man in a truck ran them down. one 6-year-old boy is hospitalized with a crushed pelvis and broken clavicle. two sisters have cuts and bruises. >> we were just playing outside. two feet out of the driveway. >> he just came all the way around. stopped like -- >> right there. >> a few inches in front of us. >> reporter: she said she thought he was going to let them get out of the way but instead kept going. the driver, murray was arrested several blocks away. police say he had several warrants. >>> it happened to a driver in petaluma and now she wants to warn others. how the scam worked and how you can avoid becoming a victim. >>> water scan that left a woman high and dry started with a man dressed in plain clothes posing as employee of the water departmen

. >> michael arthur, stanford university. in light of recent cases like citizens united, do you believe the supreme court is tending to dispense justice or fairness in the american system? >> you mean do i agree with citizens united? i agree with the dissent. it is not such an easy argument as sometimes you might read in the press. i do not want you to believe this argument, but i want you to see what it is. it does say congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of speech. i know you can say campaign contributions our money, not speech. but you try to express your views politically without money in a political campaign. may as well lock yourself in a closet. political speech is protected by the first amendment, perhaps first and foremost, and you cannot speak without money. but congress does not deprive you of money, just regulates it. well, perhaps our greatest judge said, do not get into the business, talking to judges, of trying to tell people when too much money is too much. people will pass laws on that and they wi

. >> michael arthur, stanford university. in light of recent cases like citizens united, do you believe the supreme court is tending to dispense justice or fairness in the american system? >> you mean do i agree with citizens united? i agree with the dissent. it is not such an easy argument as sometimes you might read in the press. i do not want you to believe this argument, but i want you to see what it is. it does say congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of speech. i know you can say campaign contributions are money, not speech. but you try to express your views politically without money in a political campaign. may as well lock yourself in a closet. political speech is protected by the first amendment, perhaps first and foremost, and you cannot speak without money. but congress does not deprive you of money, just regulates it. well, perhaps our greatest judge said, do not get into the business, talking to judges, of trying to tell people when too much money is too much. people will pass laws on that and they wi

michael arthur, stanford university.light of recent cases like citizens united, do you believe the supreme court is tending to dispense justice or fairness in the american system? >> you mean do i agree with citizens united? i agree with the dissent. it is not such an easy argument as sometimes you might read in the press. i do not want you to believe this argument, but i want you to see what it is. it does say congress shall make abridging the freedom of speech. i know you can say campaign contributions our money, not speech. but you try to express your views politically without money in a political campaign. may as well lock yourself in a closet. political speech is protected by the first amendment, perhaps first and foremost, and you cannot speak without money. but congress does not deprive you of money, just regulates it. judgeperhaps our greatest said, do not get into the ofiness, talking to judges, trying to tell people when too much money is too much. people will pass laws on that and they will be really protectin

my name is michael arthur. my question relates to gerrymandering. what reforms have been proposed, and what do you think would be an effective solution? >> a great question, and i would say that as you know it is largely a state responsibility. some states have taken it very seriously, iowa in particular. and in iowa has made this as nonpolitical an effort over the years as they possibly can, and requiring that all the him and counties within a him counties within a congressional district the balancentiguous and exists in large measure as a result of boundaries that already are in existence rather than carving up and deciding new boundaries as one goes. they have had enormous success. they have an equal balance between republicans and democrats in iowa today in large measure because they have felt so strongly about this. another thing that has been done in recent years was done in california, which now requires that the top two vote getters in the primary run against each other. it is probably too early to tell whether that has worked as well as peo

my name is michael arthur. my question relates to gerrymandering. what reforms have been proposed, and what do you think would be an effective solution? >> a great question, and i would say that as you know it is largely a state responsibility. some states have taken it very seriously, iowa in particular. iowa has made this as nonpolitical an effort over the years as they possibly can, requiring that all the counties within a congressional district the contiguous and that they be roughly equal and that the balance exists in large measure as a result of boundaries that already are in existence rather than carving up and deciding new boundaries as one goes. they have had enormous success. they have an equal balance between republicans and democrats today in large measure because they have felt so strongly about this. another thing that has been done in recent years was done in california, which now requires the top two vote getters in the primary run against each other. it is probably too early to tell whether that has worked as well as people have ho

still with us is arthur kaplan at nyu and from san diego wendy patrick an ordained minister and a deputy district attorney. from sacramento michael weinberg, senior policy adviser for the bay area council, a trade group that includes kaiser permanente and blue shield of california. if i was to suggest we make all the decisions based on cost, i would be dismissed as heartless, craven, and an awful person. yet, if i was to suggest we keep everybody ali in the hope somebody will wake up, that would be considered ruin ous and illogical. what role should money play in the conversations about it and the decisions we make for ourselves and others? >> yeah. not easy questions today. i think one of the first things i want to emphasize is that it isn't always entirely about money. there have been studies of a lot of patients in end of life care showing that a high degree of intervention not only gives them a terrible quality of life but shortens their life. this isn't just a question of rationing where does the money go? there certainly is -- there are finite resources, and so making sure that the doctor's professional opinion is considere

michael jeffries has been both and now he's just going to be the ceo. the chairman will be arthurz, the former chairman over at sears and they are also eliminating the shareholder rights plan and this is happening two months after engaged capital says you need a new ceo and you might want to think about selling yourself off to private act the. the shareholder rights plan in theory paves the way. michael jeffries is the ceo, if -- remember >> this guy has had a lot of oh talks. -- a lot of botox. [laughter] >> michael jeffries likes all of his models and he likes the flight attendants to wear very specific outfits into spritz a&f cologne.th >> you cannot make this up. teens aren't buying clothes. they don't have jobs. the concern is that they have not differentiated themselves. the analysts in the community are looking at urban outfitters to get more interesting stuff. >> intimidating to go into the store. >> everybody is so pretty. a trend where we see some lower end retail having difficulty and higher-end, like tiffany, doing well and we see this talk of income inequality and we

arthur schlesinger view of the world is simply triumphed. the 20s were a horrible time. society was redeemed in the 30s and we had us better understand that. >> michael. >> michael barone of aei and the "washington examiner." congratulations fred. one name you mentioned is different from all the others and i wondered whether they paid much attention to him at all or saw him as an opponent, tocqueville. you mentioned corley was a francophile and accompli in. i'm not really up to date on my comps that i have a feeling he is something like the opposite of what tocqueville with some reservation what you you saw an 1830s? >> you were exactly right. what he wanted was a kind of stance ammonium socialism imposed by a central power. he wanted extreme essentials centralization under an enlightened elite. so he had no use for tocqueville whatsoever. he was a stance ammonium. i don't recommend anyone read it today and this you are interested. it's very interesting this kind of socialism because it's socialism pre-marks and a great deal of what survives and socialism, let me just pop over for a second h. g. wells. he wouldn't be well aware of this because little

michael, is that enough? tax policy that is different? >> no, i don't think it is enough. i think you want to extend them. i'm encouraged arthuro do that. in addition we should say okay, what should we do instead of just cutting folks a check what can we do help them get a job? we can offer them relocation loans or relocation grants, someone living in nevada where the unemployment rate is really high maybe you have a better shot getting a job up in north dakota and government says instead of keeping you on unemployment 70 weeks. let's cut you a check to move to north dakota. policies like that instead of cutting checks. jenna: poor, north dakota, if everyone goes to north dakota, it will be a highly populated state. right now it is not. people look at north dakota as the answer to all of our problems. michael's point is well-taken. we heard that last couple days. what about relocation assistance and people can't afford to move and get other opportunities? >> north dakota last few days moved down to nashville. but seriously i think relocation is a very good idea. the where i would disagree with michael i would rather than see p